Browsing by Author "Habibur Rahman, Dr. Md."

Analysis of aerobic digestion process of domestic solid waste

Abdullah AI-Muyeed (Department of Civil Engineering, 2005-03)

Compo sting is generally achieved by converting solid waste into stable humus like materials via biodegradation of putrescible organic .materials generally in presence of oxygen. The microorganisms involved in solid waste ...

Assessmcnt of healthcare waste managemcnt practices in Khulna city corporation

Hasan, Mohammad Mehedi (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2008-07)

The management of healthcare waste is an emergent public health and environmental problem in Bangladesh in general and Khulna city in particular. In Khulna city. therc are about 110 registered hospitals, clinics and ...

Assessment of electronic waste management systems in Dhaka City

Farhana Chowdhury (Department of Civil Engineering, 2014-04)

The changing lifestyle of people coupled with urbanization, rapid technological progress and decreasing lifespan of a single electronic device, has lead to increasing rates of consumption of electronic products. This has ...

Compositing of solid waste with special emphasis in vermiculture

Mahmudul Haque, Md. (Department of Civil Engineering, 2009-03)

The composting process is currently conceived primarily as a waste management method to stabilize organic waste, such as manure, municipal biosolids, and organic urban wastes. Composting is a natural process whereby ...

Development of short duration rainfall equation for design of urban drainage systems in Bangladesh

Rowshan Mamtaz (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 1993-10)

The main objective of the study was development of an empirical equation to correlate annual daily maximum rainfall and the annual maximum rainfall of short durations ranging from 5 to 120 minutes. The equation was ...

Economic appraisal of selected bio-gas plants in Bangladesh

Parveen Jahan Lily (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 1998-07)

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Environmental impact of improved bus service in Dhaka city

Masum Ahmed Jaigirdar (Department of Civil Engineering, 1998-10)

The pollution from transportation sector is one of the biggest hazards that people of Dhaka City are facing today. The inhabitants of Dhaka City are also more likely to suffer the detrimental health effects that can ...

Health impact of air pollution with special emphasis on traffic polices of Dhaka city

Mahmood Hasan, ASM (Department of Civil Engineering, 2008-09)

Health impact of water supply and sanitation practices in selected wards of Gazipur municipality

Irin Sultana, Mst. (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2009-06)

This study presents an assessment of the impacts of the on-going water supply, sanitation and solid waste management activities on the health situation of the people of Gazipur pourashava, and provides some recommendations ...

Impact of greater dhaka city flood protection works on the environment with specific referemce to domestic waste disposal.

Nurul Islam, A. K. M. (Department of Civil Engineering, 1992-06)

After the devastating flood of 1987 and 1988, Government of Bangladesh decided to build a protection works around Dhaka City along with the surrounding rivers. Every development works needs a feasibility study to assess ...

Impact of the Jamuna Fertilizer Industry on the surrounding environment

Tarikuzzaman, Md. (Department of Civil Engineering, 1998-08)

Fertilizer is an important chemical compound. In Bangladesh yearly agricultural productions are much less than the actual demand. Nitrogenous fertilizer (mainly urea) is essential to increase the agricultural production. ...

Microbial quality of compost of municipal solid waste

Harunur Rashid, Md. (Department of Civil Engineering, 2007-06)

Dhaka is one of the fastest growing mega cities of the world. Generation of large volume of solid waste in urban areas is creating environmental problem in Dhaka city. Dhaka City Corporation (DCC), responsible for ...

Risk assessment and management of elected pesticides generally used in Bangladesh

Jahir Bin Alam, Md. (Department of Civil Engineering, 1996-06)

Exposure to pesticide imposes serious long term risk to human beings. The exposure level ("0.018 mg/kg/day) of pesticides in Bangladesh is much higher than that of expected level ( 0.005 mg/kg/day). So, there is a ...

Study and treatment for surface water for Sylhet city

Shahjahan Kaisar Alam Sarkar, Md. (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2005-05)

Safe drinking water is used as a barrier against many water borne diseases. Sylhet, one of the six divisional cities of Bangladesh is suffering from shortage of domestic water supply. At present, water supply system of ...

A study of drainiage systems for selected cities in Bangladesh

Ubaidur Rahman Quabili, Md. (Department of Civil Engineering, 1998-09)

The planning and design of urban drainage system can not be successfully conducted without a variety of supporting data relating to the locality of the actual project as well as to the entire region that will be benefited ...

Study of healthcare waste management in Chandpur pourashava

Shariful Haque, Md. (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2008-04)

The management of health care waste is an emergent public health and environment problem in Hangladesh. But it is receiving improper attention in spite of its potential health risk till to date. The rapid growth of health ...

Study of the performance of various types solar desalination plants in different weather conditions

Shakil Ahmed Ferdausi (Department of Civil Engineering, BUET (CE), 1997-10-09)

Salinity in water poses a serious problem in the coastal region of Bangladesh. The major difficulty in developing appropriate water supply system for the communities in that region is that aquifers containing sweet water ...

Study on a family size solar desalination plant for the coastal region of Bangladesh

Mafizur Rahman, Md. (Department of Civil Engineering, 1994-08)

In the coastal region of Bangladesh salinity in water pose a serious problem.The chief difficulty in the development of appropriate water supply system for the communities in the affected area is that - deep aquifers ...

Study on biogas generation from organic kitchen waste and domestic sewage

Abdul Mottalib, Md. (Department of Civil Engineering, 1996-12)

The present study was aimed to investigate the anaerobic digestion process of a mixing of organic kitchen wastes (cooked & uncooked) obtained from Sreepur Shishu Palli and cowdung. Mixing of slurry is the basic requirement ...

Study on composting of solid waste

Azizul Moqsud, Md. (Department of Civil Engineering, 2003-12)

Composting is emerging to be a popular municipal waste management alternative both in developed and developing countries. In many cases it needs lower equipment and operation costs .It can divert a significant portion ...

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