Water Resource Engineering: Recent submissions

  • Validation of Consumptive Use of Water (ETo) And Calculation of Discharge of Greater Thal Canal 
    Supervisor ;Umair Ghazi, Waqar Omar ,Tariq Shahbaz (MCE/NUST Risalpur, 2022)
    The Greater Thal Canal command area is situated between River Indus and Jhelum in Doaba Sind Saghar. It is a vast desert land sprawling over 0.7 million hectares. Indus Basin Irrigation System (IBIS) is one of the largest ...
  • Feasibility Study of Inland Waterway on Kabul River 
    Shahzad Aslam; Supervisor Ahmad Hanan (NUST Military College of Engineering Risalpur Cantt, 2022)
    According to a recent National Highway Authority report, Pakistan's trade volume will expand by more than fourfold by 2025. The country's current transportation infrastructure development trajectory indicates that highways ...
  • Water Consumption and Conservation Measures in Professional Car Wash Industry For The Design Of Car Wash in Risalpur Cantt 
    Hafiz Muhammad Zoun O Rain Bin Maqbool; Supervisor Ahmad Hanan (NUST Military College of Engineering Risalpur Cantt, 2022)
    The use of water in professional vehicle washes is a particularly striking illustration of the application of water in a professional process. This research was carried out so that an inquiry could be carried out on the ...
  • Climate Profiling and Trend Analysis of Climatic Parameters in Pakistan 
    Shabab Haider; Supervisor Dr. Muhammad Amjad (Military College of Engineering (NUST) Risalpur Cantt, 2022)
    Pakistan, a resource stressed country, is considered among the top-ranked countries that are being and going to be adversely affected by climate change impacts. Moreover, Pakistan lacks in resources to properly monitor the ...
  • Investigate the Water Quality of Flood Effected Areas and Design a Low Cost Water Purification Model to Reduce Contamination for Domestic Use 
    Muhammad Zia Ul Haq; Supervisor Wajeeh Ul Hassan (Military College of Engineering (NUST) Risalpur Cantt, 2022)
    Floods are the unannounced natural disaster that destroys both the lives and the infrastructures. Last year, in July 2010 an unpredictable and huge flood struck the most part of Pakistan, especially the catchment area ...
  • Investigation of Potential of Smart Cost-Effective Infill Panels using Plastic Waste & Fly Ash 
    Shahzor Faisal Khan; Supervisor Dr Naeem Shahzad (Military College of Engineering (NUST) Risalpur Cantt, 2022)
  • Water Scheme Design of Risalpur Cantonment 
    Umer Zaheer Ahmed; Supervisor Dr Naeem Shahzad (Military College of Engineering (NUST) Risalpur Cantt, 2022)
    Water is the necessity of life. The increase in urbanization demands the provision of steady fresh water supply. This water is required to fulfill the residential, commercial and public demand of an area. This ...
  • Industrial Wastewater Treatment and Design – A Case study of Sugar Mill 
    Muhammad Tariq Bahadar; Ali Tariq Rana; Hafiz Muhammad Samiullah Khan; Umer Murtaza; Harris Shakeel Malik; Sajid Farid; Supervisor Dr Amjad (Military College of Engineering (NUST) Risalpur Cantt, 2021)
    Sugar is commonly used in our daily life as an important ingredient to our food. When the sugar is being produced, large volume of wastewater is generated because of sugar processing and cane crushing. This ...
  • Evaluation and Energy Potential of Residential Solid Waste in Hayatabad Peshawar. 
    Shahrukh Khan; Muhammad Kashif Javed; Muhammad Waleed Basharat; Usman Khan; Ghulam Mujtaba; Supervisor Muhammad Ukasha (Military College of Engineering (NUST) Risalpur Cantt, 2021)
    Residential solid waste management is one of the main problems in Pakistan. This study meant to evaluate residential solid waste generation rate, its analysis and untapped energy potential among the ...
  • Rainwater Harvesting and its effective use with Model Design 
    Muhammad Haris Sharif; Faizan Khan; Umer Farooq Khan; Muhammad Osama Zahid; Talal Anwar Rind; Hamza Hussain Wyne; Supervisor Muhammad Ukasha (Military College of Engineering (NUST) Risalpur Cantt, 2021)
    Water is life and is necessary for all life forms on earth. The world population is increasing rapidly. On the contrary, basic facilities are not suitable for the large population of the world. 1.5 billion people in the ...
  • Treatment of Waste Water of Automobile Service Station 
    Muhammad Bilal; Waqas Zakir Abbasi; Wousat Ullah Khan; Muhammad Ishraq Khaliq; Hamza Ahmed; Shah Zeb Malik; Supervisor Muhammad Umair Ghazi (Military College of Engineering (NUST) Risalpur Cantt, 2021)
    Poor management practices related to generation and disposal of untreated wastewater causes pollution of both surface and ground water bodies. Raw wastewater disposal from industry are some of the sources causing water ...
  • Flood Routing of Discharge Mangla Emergency Spillways using 1D and 2D Modeling in HEC-RAS 
    Muhammad Abdullah; Mustafa Haider; Muhammad Awais Mughal; Salman Hassan; Zain Ul Abedin; Ali Bajwa; Supervisor Dr Naeem Shahzad (Military College of Engineering (NUST)Risalpur Cantt, 2021)
    Water storage and provision plays an important part in the progress of contemporary society. Dams are the most common reservoir to store the water which can be used to produce electricity and to irrigate ...
  • Environmental Application of Nano-Technology for Treatment of Industrial Wastewater 
    Haris Mehmood; Shujah Ul Hassan Tahir Ghazi; Muhammad Areeb; Hammad Sohail; Raja Talha Saleem; Salman Iqbal; Supervisor Dr Naeem Shahzad (Military College of Engineering (NUST) Risalpur Cantt, 2021)
    Liquid industrial waste which is disposed in water bodies is not only dangerous for aquatic life, but also for people consuming it and using that water for irrigation. Heavy metals like lead, mercury, cadmium, ...
  • Use of Tin and Titanium Dioxide Nanoparticles for Enhancing Properties of Cement Mortar 
    Hafiz Muhammad Omar Farooq; Dolat Ali; Muhammad Atif Anwar; Abbas Ali Bangash; Hassan Sardar; Hassan Bakhtiar; Supervisor Dr Naeem Shahzad (Military College of Engineering (NUST) Risalpur Cantt, 2021)
    Major construction industries always prefers good strength and absorption of construction materials since its inception. Weak in strength materials has disastrous effects on structures stability, durability, and ...
  • Impact of Tyre Pyrolysis in Pakistan 
    Haseeb Falak Baloch; Ali Raza Nawaz; Hamid Fiaz; Ch Muhammad Ammar; Muhammad Ramaz; Supervisor Dr Salah Ud Din Azad (Military College of Engineering (NUST) Risalpur Cantt, 2021)
    Pyrolysis plant is a fully automated process whereby waste tyres are recycled. The main contribution of the project is to avoid environmental problems for the people as tyre is a hazardous waste which is the home of ...
  • Use of Waste Marble Slurry as Filler Material and Crush Stone Waste as a Replacement of Sand in Concrete 
    Anwar Ul Haq; Hafiz Waqas Khan; Daniyal Mazhar; Jawad Feroze; Talha Bin Tariq; Muhammad Babar Dawood; Supervisor Dr Amjad (Military College of Engineering (NUST ) Risalpur Cantt, 2021)
    Green concrete is generally composed of recycled materials as complete or partial replacement for aggregates, cement, and admixture. Crushed stone is obtained as a by-product during the production of aggregates ...
  • Use of Marbal Slurry as Filler Materials and Crush Stone Waste as Replacement of Sand in Concrete 
    Capt Sameer Bin Salim; Capt Munam Masood; Capt Tauqeer Aftab Kayani; Capt Hafiz Muhammad Athar; Project Advisor Arshad Ali (NUST Military College of Engineering Risalpur Cantt, 2015)
  • Sedimentation modeling of tarbela reservoir with SRH-1D 
    Capt Awais Butt; Maj Syed Roshan Zamir; Capt Omair Riaz; Capt Kashif Latif; Capt Syed Shakib Zia; Project Advisor Maj Kashif Shah (2015)
    Lakes and reservoirs created on natural rivers are subject to sedimentation. This represents a great challenge to the dam engineers and reservoir managers to devise suitable ways and means to slow down this phenomenon ...
  • Study on the Waste Water Characteristics of MCE Risalpur 
    Capt Umar; Maj Arif; Maj Adnan; Maj Waqar; Capt Fazal, Project Advisor Dr Arshad Ali (NUST Military College of Engineering Risalpur Cantt, 2015)
    Pakistan has now essentially exhausted its available water-resources and is on the verge of becoming a water-deficit country. The per-capita water availability has dropped from 5,600 m to 1,000 m. The public water-requirement ...
  • Storm Water Surface Run-off Model of Swat Express Way 
    Mashood Afzal Baig; Col Khurram Sattar, Supervisor (NUST Military College of Engineering, 2017)
    Surface water hydrology carries significant weightage in the study of various fields of engineering and sciences and nothing makes the study of hydrological parameters easier than GIS. In this project, a detailed ...

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