Tuesday, January 25, 2011

ODD week (31 Jan - 5 Feb)

Dear Students,
There has been some confusion about the observations of the time table. In order to sort out the problems it has been decided that first week of Feb will be considered as ODD week and subsequently it will  taken accordingly,
Satya

Experiment no 1(BMC LAB)


                                                Date:
EXPERIMENT NO-1

OBJECT: To determine the dimension and tolerance of brick.

APPARATUS REQUIRED: Tape
MATERIAL REQUIRED: Bricks – 20 nos.
THEORY: This test is performed to know the accuracy of the dimension of the bricks.
CLASSIFICATION OF BRICKS:
S.No.
Types of bricks
Properties
Where used
1.
First class bricks
i)These bricks are well burnt, having smooth and even surface ,with perfect rectangular shape and uniform reddish colour.
ii) When struck with other brick, these give a metallic ringing sound.
iii) They should not leave any mark when scratched by finger nail.
iv) These should not absorb water more than 20% of its weight when immersed in water for 24 hours.
v) When broken into two pieces these should show a uniform compact structure.
These are used for good structures such as outer walls and facing work when no plastering is done. These are also used in floors and reinforcement bricks slabs. Such bricks should be laid in rich mortar.
2.
Second class bricks
i) These are not perfectly rectangular in shape and having rough surface, but are hard, slightly over-burnt and uniform in colour.
ii) These give ringing sound when struck with each other.
iii) Water absorption should not be more than 22% by weight, when immersed in water for 24 hours.
These are used for internal walls, not exposed to atmosphere; these are used in facing work, which should be plastered. These cannot be used for R.B. work. Such bricks may be laid in mud or lime mortar.
3.
Third class or pila bricks
i) These bricks are not burnt properly in the kilns and may be slightly under/over-burnt; hence these are soft and can be easily broken. These are light red in colour, with yellowish tinge.
ii) On striking, these do not give a ringing sound.
iii) These should not absorb more than 25% of water by weight when placed in water for 24 hours.
These are used for inferior construction works, or at places where there is less rainfall or presence of dampness.

4.
Jhama or over-burnt bricks.
Due to excess fusion and temperature bricks get over-burnt, loose their shape and get twisted. These bricks yet dark bluish in colour.
These are not used in building construction work. In the form of broken pieces, these may be used as road metal, also in foundations and floors as soling material.

PROCEDURE:
1.      Take twenty bricks out of the given samples.
2.      Remove loose particles of clay and small projections from the bricks.
3.      Arrange them on a level surface in contact with each other and in a straight line.
4.      Measure the Overall length of the bricks having 19X 9X 9 cm laid by means of a steel tape.
5.      The dimensions of 20 bricks should be within the following limits:
CLASS
LENGTH
WIDTH
HEIGHT
Class A
368 to 392 cm
174 to 186 cm
174 to186 cm
Class B
350 to 410 cm
165 to 195 cm
165 to 195 cm

RESULT:
The following bricks belong to………..






Name 

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

new time table

ODD WEEK TIME TABLE FOR CIVIL 4th SEMESTER (2010-2011)
PERIOD
I
II
III
IV
12.50 to 02.30
V
VI
VII
TIME
09.30-10.20
10.20-11.10
11.10-12.00
12.00-12.50
02.30-03.20
03.20-04.10
04.10-05.00
MON
Geo Tech
PCM
SA          
HMM
LUNCH BREAK
MATHS         
Geo Tech LAB  G1
BMC TUT  G2
TUE
PCM
BMC
SA    
MATHS
Geo Tech LAB  G2    
HMM
BMC TUT G4                            
SA TUT G1 & G3
WED
Geo Tech
HMM
HYD LAB G1
MATHS
BMC
PEP
SA TUT  G2
Math TUT G3 & G4
THU
Geo Tech          
BMC
PCM                      
SA
MATHS
Geo Tech TUT G1                                  
BMC LAB G2
FRI
Geo Tech
BMC
HYD LAB  G3
SA
BMC LAB  G1
SA TUT G4
Math TUT G1 & G2
Geo Tech TUT G2                                         










                                                                                                                                                                                                   
Sl. No
Subject Code
Subject Name
Name of Faculty
Room Number
1
SA
Structural Analysis
Prof. D. Goldar
605 SDS
2
Geo Tech
Soil Mechanics
Dr. K. Tabe
605 SDS
3
BMC
Building Materials & Construction
Mrs. Pinaki Nayak
605 SDS
4
MATH
Numerical Techniques
Archana Prasad
605 SDS
5
PCM
Business Correspondence
Mr. H.K.Jha
605 SDS
6
HMM
Essentials of Marketing
Mr. Rumzi Tauseef
605 SDS
7
Math TUT
Numerical Techniques TUT
Archana Prasad
605 SDS
8
SA Tut
Structural Analysis (Tut)
Ms Raj Rajeswari
605/603 SDS
9
BMC TUT
Building Materials & Construction (Tut)
Mrs. Pinaki Nayak
605/603 SDS
10
Geo Tech  Tut
Soil Mechanics (TUT )
Dr. K. Tabe
605 SDS
11
BMC Lab
Building Materials & Construction (Lab)
Mrs. Pinaki Nayak, Ms Raj Rajeswari
Engg III, SBS
12
Geo Tech Lab
Soil Mechanics (Lab )
Dr. K. Tabe, Mr. Gaurav Goel

13
HYD Lab
Hydrology (Lab)
Mr. Gaurav Goel,  Mrs. Pinaki Nayak
Engg III, SBS
                        
********G1 - 40 (090107001 - 090107046),
 G2 - 40 (090107047 - 090107097),
 G3 - 40 (090107098 - 090107143),
 G4 - 38 (090107144 - 090107822).
EVEN WEEK TIME TABLE FOR CIVIL 4th SEMESTER (2010-2011)
PERIOD
I
II
III
IV
12.50 to 02.30
V
VI
VII
TIME
09.30-10.20
10.20-11.10
11.10-12.00
12.00-12.50
02.30-03.20
03.20-04.10
04.10-05.00
MON
Geo Tech  
PCM
SA          
HMM
LUNCH BREAK
MATHS         
Geo Tech LAB  G4
BMC TUT  G3
TUE
PCM 
BMC
SA    
MATHS
Geo Tech LAB  G3    
HMM
BMC TUT G1                            
SA TUT G2 & G4
WED
Geo Tech
HMM
HYD LAB G2 
MATHS
BMC
PEP
SA TUT  G1
Math TUT G3 & G4
THU
Geo Tech          
BMC
PCM                      
SA
MATHS
Geo Tech TUT G3                                  
BMC LAB G4
FRI
Geo Tech
BMC
HYD LAB  G4
SA
BMC LAB  G3
SA TUT G3
Math TUT G1 & G2
Geo Tech TUT G4