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Three dimensional finite element model to study the behavior of hyperbolic paraboloid shell as foundation

Das, Monoj Kanti (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 1989-10)

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Assessing the effectiveness of iron - coated bottom ash in removing arsenic , manganese and iron from groundwater

Mahbuba Iasmin, Most. (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2009-07)

Arscnic removal USing iron-coated botlom ash (ICBA) IS a novcl proccss of removing arsenic fi'om groundwater invcntcd by rcscarchcrs at Lawrence Berkeley International Laboratory, USA. Adsorption/co-prccipitation mcthod ...
Environmental impacts of re-ex-cavation of the Kapotaksha river

Nazneen Aktar, Most. (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2005-09)

The river Kapotaksha is located in the southwest part of Bangladesh. Due to reduced cross section and siltation, annual flooding and drainage congestion is a common phenomenon in this area. To offer a short-ternl relief, ...
Three dimensional analysis of tall building with shear walls and columns of non-uniform cross-section

Mostafizur Rahman Chowdhury (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 1983-09)

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Study on community based road safety programmes abuting selected sections of Dhaka-Aricha highway

Moushumi Sulmin (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2006-03)

Road transport accidents have now been recognized as a major cause of injury, premature death and disability in Bangladesh like other developing countries in the world. The accident problem on the national highway network ...
Correlation of arsenic and iron in groundwater of Bangladesh

Anjuman Ara, Mst. (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2000-04)

Water is a basic necessity of man along with food and air. In Bangladesh groundwater is a major source of safe water for drinking and other domestic purposes for the rural and urban population. Groundwater contains ...
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 ...
Assessment of health risk from exposure to arsenic in selected arsenic affected areas of Bangladesh

Mahafuza Rahman., Mst. (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2008-03)

Estimation of population exposed to different levels of As in drinking water has been made for 21 As-affected upazilas covered under the BAWMSP survey. In the highly affected 7 upazilas (80-100% contaminated wells), about ...
Impact of climate change on agricultural water demand in selected areas of Bangladesh

Sadia Karim, Mst. (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2009-08)

In recent times, several studies around the globe show that climatic change is likely to impact significantly upon freshwater resources availability. Demand for water has already increased manifold over the years due to ...
Environmental impact evaluation of the coastal embankment on surge flooding in Chittagong city

Abdul Momin Khondaker, Muhammad (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 1995-08)

This study was aimed at evaluating the environmental impact of the coastal embankment against surge flooding in Chittagong City. The evaluation was made through four major avenues: (I) assessing the flood risk associated ...
Study on the effectiveness of activated alumina in removing arsenic from groundwater

Azizul Hoque, Muhammad (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2003-07)

Elevated level of arsenic in ground water is a major concern for many communities in the world, because long term exposure to arsenic via drinking and cooking water leads to a wide range of health problem. The public ...
Investigation of the sway characteristics of reinforced concrete frames subjected to lateral loads

Badre Enam, Muhammad (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2001-08)

Sway of reinforced concrete (RC) frames subjected to lateral load is an important design parameter from serviceability point of view. A reasonably accurate determination of sway still lags proper guideline. The ...
Effect of infill walls on frames due to seismic loading

Harunur Rashid, Muhammad (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2005-12)

In thc building construction, framcd structurcs are frcquently used due to ease of construction and rapid progrcss of work. Column and girder framing of reinforced concrete structurcs is in-fillcd by masonry infill pancls, ...
Behavior of shear wall with base opening

Masood, Muhammad (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2007-09)

Shear wall, commonly used to provide lateral stiffness of buildings, and is an important element for seismic resistance of a stmcture. Shear walls are frequently pierced for doors, windows al)d corridor openings. Also ...
Effect of particle characteristics of sand bearing capacity

Shameem Ahmed Dewan, Md. (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 1995-02)

The present study introduces the concept of bearing capacity factor, Ny as a function of relative density and particle characteristics of sand, such as sphericity, elongation, flakiness. Sand beds were formed in a model ...
Study on the analysis of mat foundations with special reference to thick shell finite element

Zahidur Rahman, Md. (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 1998-11)

In recent years mat foundations are widely used in tall buildings. There are a number of methods for analyzing mat foundations. These are the Conventional Method, ACI Approximate Flexible Method and Discrete Element ...
Accumulation of arsenic in rice plant from arsenic contaminated irrigation water and its effect on nutrient content

Zahangir Alam, Md. (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2005-04)

To achieve self-sufficiency in food grain production, the HYV rice varieties are widely produced in Bangladesh, particularly in the dry season, and this requires a large volume of groundwater for irrigation. Groundwater ...
Effect of aggregate shape on the strength of bituminous mixes

Zabed Ali, Md. (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 1996-04)

In Bangladesh, roads are usually constructed of flexible pavement. The most important factors influencing the design of flexible pavements for given traffic and environmental conditions is the type and quality of aggregates ...
EIA for the proposed extension of the Karnafuli hydroelectric power plant

Yasin Mozumder, Md. (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 2003-01)

The Kaptai Lake is a storage reservoir and a fresh water wetland having maximum standing water area of 750 km2 at highest water level of 33.222 m (109ft) MSL. The main use of the lake water is hydropower generation, flood ...
Time dependent deformation behaviour of soils

Muhammad Shafiqur Rahman (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), 1982-09)

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