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Environment evaluation of Tangail compartmentalization pilot project

Noor Hossain Sarker (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2000)

The Compartmentalization Pilot Project (CPP) is one of twenty-six components of exhaustive Floor Action Plan (FAP) undertaken by Government of Bangladesh after disastrous Floods of 1987 and 1988. The CPP is an experiment ...
Vulnerability of cyclone shelters in Bangladesh due to Tsunami

Noman Hyder (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2009-10)

Bangladesh is struck by cyclone and cyclonic surge almost every year. However, after the devastation caused by tsunami due to the great Sumatra Earthquake in 2004, tsunami is also considered as a probable hazard in the ...
Removal of arsenic from water by ferric chloride

Nibedita Chowdhury (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 1999-10)

Widespread arsenic contamination of groundwater has become a major public health concern in Bangladesh, where water supply is heavily dependent on groundwater. The present study focused on removal of arsenic from groundwater ...
Geotechnical properties of selected local soils stabilized with lime and cement

Nesar Uddin Ahmed (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 1984-08)

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Contamination of dugwell water and its control

Nehreen Majed (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2005-08)

Water quality studies conducted so far have shown that dug wells have reduced arsenic ingestion but exposed population to high levels of health risk from microbial contamination. This study aims at understanding the ...
Effect of dissolved oxygen on biodegradilbility of domestic sewage

Das, Narayan Chandra (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 1988-09)

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Dynamic Response of thin walled frames

Roy, Nani Bhushan (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 1989-09)

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Fate of major pollutants in Pagla sewage treatment plant

Nadia Sharmin (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2004-08)

General complaints of shortcomings of the overall performance, health risk for marketing fish grown in the facultative lagoons and prospect of the effluent and sludge to be used in agriculture, have led to this concerted ...
Quantification of the effects of non-motorised transport and roadside activities

Mahabubul Bari, Md. (School of Civil Engineering, The University of Birmingham, 1999-11)

The Roads & Highways Department (RHD) of Bangladesh is introdueing the Highway Development and Management Model (HDM-4) for effieient road planning and management. In order for HDM-4 to be implemented and used successfully ...
Earthquake intensity-attenuation relationship for Bangladesh and its surrounding region

Sabri, Mohammad S.A. (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2002-03)

This study presents the results of an investigation of the magnitude-intensity and intensityattenuation relationships for earthquakes in Bangladesh and its. surrounding region using available macroseismic data. When ...
Assessment of Khilgaon flyover under seismic load

Moslem Uddin, Mohammad (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2006-09)

The 1900-meter long multi-span Khilgaon Flyover comprises three mam arms namely Rajarbagh, Saidabad and Malibagh anns forming aT-junction at Khilgaon road and rail intersection and a loop at Malibagh portion of the bridge. ...
Estimation of effective slab strip width of RC floor systems for plane frame idealization

Moinul Islam, Mohammad (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2007-02)

There are two distinct methods (Direct Design Method and Equivalent Frame Method) of plane frame idealization for the analysis of RC frame buildings for vertical loads but there is a lack of well-guided code for plane ...
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 ...
Pushover analysis of 2D frames with stiffness irregularity in vertical direction

Mahfuzur Rahman, Mohammad (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2008-08)

There is an important relationship between the architectural design of a building and its safety. When collapsed or severely damaged buildings are investigated, it is seen that the causes of damage are directly or ...
Quality control of roadway embankment and pavement works of Khulna-Mongla road

Mohammad Ishaque (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 1985-06)

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Effects of slenderness in reinforced concrete column design

Imran Hossain, Mohammad (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2008-07)

To accommodate over growing population, scarcity of land and amplified price of property in Bangladesh, vertical extension of buildings has now become essential and many high-rise buildings are now being constructed in ...
Experimental and numerical study of cemented clays

Khalil Ullah, Mohammad Ibrahim (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2007-04)

This thesis deals with the numerical and experimental investigations of Savar area clays of Dhaka city .Three critical state soil models were used to numerically simulate the drained and undrained stress-stress response ...
Study on road pricing options in the context of traffic .problems in Dhaka City

Ibna Anwar, Mohammad (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2008-07)

Dhaka is the administrative capital and commercial center of Bangladesh. The demographic trends of the last decades have resulted in rapid population growth which is expected to continue in the coming decades. As the ...
Impact of effluent from fertilizer factories on the Lakhyariver water quality

Hafizul Islam, Mohammad (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2008-08)

Industrialization has become essential for economic growth and employment generation in Bangladesh. But the speeding up of the process of industrialization without adequate waste management facilities has become the cause ...
Stress path dependent stress-strain behaviour of micaceous sands

Bokhtair, Mohammad (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 1993-10)

The stress-deformation behaviour of any soil depends on a number of factors including stress path followed during shear and its mineralogical composition. In order to determine actual stressdeformation behaviour of ...

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