SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN BUILT ENVIRONMENT
Bhopal, December 8-9, 2001

TECHNICAL SESSION-I PLANNING FOR SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT & ENERGY CONCERNS

1
Sustainable Development of Urban Areas : The Emerging Strategies Dilip Biswas & N. Raghu Babu
2
A New Language of Architecture : In Quest for A Sustainable Future Prof. Dr. Arvind Krishan
3
Planning of Cities for Sustainable Urban Development
J.K. Gupta
4
Planning for Sustainable Built Environment A.G. Krishna Menon
5
Sustainability of Buildings C.V. Kand
6
Planning Concepts for Sustainable Development in
Built Environment
Dr. R. B. Sharma & Lokendra Thakkar
7
A Sustainable Vision for Urban India A.K. Jain
8
Cost-effective Building Technologies for Sustainable Future V. Sriraman
9
An Initiative for Energy Efficient Buildings Bibek Bandyopadhyay
10
Energy Conservation in Operation of Hotel Buildings Virendra K. Paul, Prof. (Dr.) V. Thiruvengadam & Prof. P. Krishnan
11
Energy Conservation K. Krishna Murthy
12
Sustainable Development & Mother Nature H.C. Gupta
13
Sustainable Built Environment through Sustainable
Building Design
Vinod Kumar & A. K. Sachin
14
Sustainability with High Rise High Density
Developmnt
S.S. Mann
15
Sustainable Development of Urban-Rural Areas Rajiv Gupta, Narendar Panwar, Chetan P. Gupta & Ashutosh Bhardwaj
16
Future Planning for Sustainable Built Environment in Development of Urban Extension Area of Delhi Ashok Bhattacharjee
17
Sustainable Development, A need for the Future Planning –Case Study Uttarakashi V. K. Agarwal & R.D. Singh
18
Effective Planning, Appropriate Technology and Community Participation: Ways to Sustainable Development Manoj Choubey & Sachin Paliwal
19
Sustainable Consumption Strategy for Sustainable Environment Vijay Gupta, O.P. Gupta VSM & D. Mukhopadhaya

TECHNICAL SESSION-II : ENVIRONMENT CONCERNS

20
Environment Considerations in Development Projects
Dr. D.K. Pandey, A.D. Narain & Ms. Nilanjana Rao
21
Environmental Appraisal of Road Projects – Issue and Approach S.K. Aggarwal
22
Clean & Green –A Package to Environmental Management Dr. N. Ashok Kumar
23
Bio- Medical Waste Mismanagement – A Hazard in Built Environment H.K. Munjal
24
Environmental Impact Assessment – A Vital Tool for Environment Protection and Sustainable Development
Prof. R.K. Khitoliya, S.N. Meena & Kamal Kumar
25
Environmental Management of Biomedical Waste G. S. Rosha & Parampreet Kaur Ahuja
26
Planning for Sustainable Industrial Development Sanjay P. Pathak
27
Cementitious Binders from Waste Phosphogypsum Manjit Singh & Mridul Garg
28
Fly Ash Utilisation for Sustainable Development
Dr. S. Kothandaraman

TECHNICAL SESSION-III : BUILDING MATERIALS

29
Sustainable Development through Recycling of Aggregates
A.B. Pawar, S.R. Nandargikar & V.P.Ramgude
30
Alternative Building Materials for Eco-Friendly Construction
Dr. S. Krishnamurthy, R. Subramanian & Sanjay Sharma
31
Improvement in Concrete Construction & Maintenance
for Sustainable Development
J. Bhattacharjee
32
Building Materials for Sustainable Development Dr. K. M. Soni
33
Value Added Building Materials from Industrial Wastes for Sustainable Development
S. K. Malhotra & C.L. Verma
34
Composites – The future Building Material Ms. Soumitra Biswas, Atul Mittal & Gudavalli Srikanth
35
Appropriate Cost Effective Building Materials and Technolgies Suresh G. Dave & A.K. Jain

TECHNICAL SESSION-IV : GOVERNANCE FOR SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT

36
Governance for Sustainable Development in Built Environment
Harjit Singh & Ms. Rakhi Gupta
37
Government’s Efforts Towards Sustainable Development Deepak Narayan
38
Project Finance and the Principles of Sustainability an Integrated
Approach to Planning
J.P. Singh & Vibhu R. Kapila
39
Integrated Water Management for Sustenance of Built Environment R.S. Goel
40
Maintenance Management – A Tool of Sustainable Development of Built Environment Dr. Ravindra Nath Munshi
41
Use of Available Land for Buildings on Expansive Clays – A Case Study R. Subramanian, A.K. Sharma & Bhagwan Singh
42
Facelift of Urban Areas Through Slum Upgradation Rajiv Nehru
43
Sustainable Development in Built Environment Conflicting Interests, A Challenge A.K. Khanna

 

EARTHQUAKES IN BUILT ENVIRONMENT
New Delhi, May 24-26, 2001

TECHNICAL SESSION – I : RECENT EARTHQUAKES –
ISSUES & LESSONS

1
Performance of Buildings During Bhuj Earthquake of Jan. 26, 2001
Dr. D.K. Paul
2
Performance of Engineered Construction at Bhuj Brig. S.K. Sharma & Shri Y.K. Singhal
3
Bhuj Earthquake of January 26th, 2001 : Observations & Lessons Jagdish Chander Sethi
4
Damages and Rehabilitation of Defence Structures after Earthquakes in Bhuj S. Vaidyanathan
5
Alternate Earthquake Resisting Structural Systems
in a Built Environment - From Bhuj Lessons
Prof. B.M. Ahuja & Vipul Ahuja
6
Observations On Select Collapsed Buildings in Ahmedabad During 26 Jan. 2001 Gujarat Earthquake
Dr. V. Thiruvengadam and Virendra K. Paul
7
Ovservation on the Gujarat Earthquake Specifically to the City of Ahmedabad Sanjeev Jain & Naresh Matia
8
Earthquake Effect on Various Types of building-Lessons Learnt from Recent Earthquakes in Gujarat. J. Bhattacharjee
9
Bhuj Earthquake on January 26th 2001 & after Shocks – Some Major Issues, Lessons & Experiences Dr. M.R. Prakash
10
Latur Earthquake – 1993 Rehabilitation Efforts by
MHADA
D.R. Hadadare, P.M. Kothare & Arvind Dhole
11
Performance of Prefabricated Buildings in 2001 Gujarat Earthquake Dr. N.V. Ramana Rao & Dr. A.K. Asthana

TECHNICAL SESSION-II : EARTHQUAKES –CAUSES, EFFECTS
AND BASIC ISSUES

12
Earthquakes in India – Causes – Effects and Issues B.K. Rastogi
13
Seismic Waves and their Effects due to Bhuj Earthquake of 26th January 2001 B.K. Rastogi
14
Microzonation of Delhi Region Dr.K.S. Rao
15
India Meteorological Department Prepraredness for
Earthquake Mitigation and Study of Seismicity
A.K. Shukla, G. Suresh, P.R. Baidya
16
Earthquakes : Foundations : State of Preparedness Prof. V.K. Shrivastava & Prof. Dinesh Khare
17
Earthquake Induced Liquefaction of Soil – An Overview
Nakul Dev & K. Venkatachalam
18
Earthquake from Sanskrit Literature C.V. Kand
19
Seismic Damage Scenario of a Vulnerable City –
Engineering Approach
Achal Kr. Mittal

TECHNICAL SESSION – III : EARTHQUACK RESISTANT
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION

20
Earthquake Resistant Building Design and Construction Practices in India
Dr. V.Thiruvengadam
21
Earthquake Resistant Structures in the wake of
Gujarat Earthquake
Dr.S.C. Pal & Vinaykumar C.H.
22
Bridging Gap Between Theory and Practice of Earthquake Engineering in India
Alok Madan & Mahendra Raj
23
Earthquake Resistant Construction System with
Reinforced Hollow Concrete Block Masonry – An Ideal Reconstruction Strategy for Gujarat
N.G. Bhagavan, H.G. Sreenath, B. Sivarama Sarma &
Ramachandra Murthy
24
Seismic Design & Construction of Radisson Hotel,
New Delhi
Vinay Gupta
25
Base Isolation : Concept to Reality for Aseismic
Protection of Structures
K.K. Madan & R.A. Arumugam
26
Earthquake Resistant Design and Construction Practices – A Review N. Venkataramakrishnan, R. Sankaranarayanan & R.
Radhakrishnan
27
Importance of Ductility in Coulmns of Multi-Storeyed Buildings Dr. A.R. Santhakumar & M. Umamageshwari
28
Effects of Modelling Secondary Beams on Dynamic Response of a Nuclear Power Plant Building Ms. Mini K. Paul, Y.T. Praveenchandra, G. Prabhakar & U.S.P. Verma

TECHNICAL SESSION-IV : SEISMIC VULNERABILITY OF
PRESENT INDIAN HABITATS

29
Repair, Restoration of Retrofitting of Buildings S.K. Thakkar
30
Seismic Safety Evaluation of RC Buildings Dr. A.K. Asthana
31
Post Bhuj Earthquake Scenario of Indian Nuclear Power Plant Sites K. Giridhar, Mini K. Paul & U.S.P. Verma
32
Seismic Repair/Upgradation of Existing Structures
A.K. Sthapak, N.V. Mahure,
P.L. Kashyap & Dr. K. Venkatachalam
33
Performance of Masonry Buildings Under Earthquakes and Repair/Strengthnening of Damaged Buildings M.P. Jaisingh
34
Damage Assessment in Gujarat Rajiv Nehru
35
Upgrading of Existing load bearing masonry Building for Earthquake Resistance Crack Repair
A.K. Sharma & Rajesh Khare
36
Facing Future Earthquakes A.K. Lal
37
Failure of Road Bridges in Gujarat Earthquake – How to Improve Design to Safeguard Such Failures J.P. Sinha
38
Seismic Vulnerability of Present Indian Habitats N.F. Patel & S.C. Mehrotra

TECHNICAL SESSION-V :
GOVERNANCE FOR EARTHQUAKE SAFETY

39
Institutional Set-up and Disaster Response Mechanism in India Dr. Vinod K. Sharma
40
Due Diligence in Disaster Management V. Suresh

 

BUILT ENVIRONMENT – LAWS, RULES & REGULATIONS
Pondicherry, December 8-9, 2000


SUB THEME : LAWS AND REGULATIONS FOR LAND, BUILDING
AND ENVIRONMENT

1
Impact of Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) Rules on Low Cost Housing Schemes of MHADA in Mumbai. Ajit Pawar, Vilas Karandikar & D.V. Mandlekar
2
Legislation for Environment and Sustainable Development A.K. Jain
3
Norms for Climatic Design and Evaluation of A Building P.K. Ratho
4
Statutory Provisions for Safety in Construction and Vulnerability Status Dr. V Thiruvengadam, P. Krishnan,
Virendra K. Paul & Ms. Mamata R. Singh
5
Planning & Development Control. M.K.Ranade & R.D. Hadap
6
Arbitration in Construction Industry: Emerging
Trends and its Impact on Contracts
S. Radhakrishnan & Dr. T. Sundararajan
7
Building Fire Safety Legislation in India and the Hazard Status P. Krishnan, Dr. V. hiruvengadam,
Vrindra K. Paul & Ms. Mamata R. Singh
8
Are our Building Laws so Effective to Promote Built Environment Ashok Kumar
9
The Need of Evolving Comprehensive Standards of Materials in Connection with Flame Retardancy
Maj. Gen. V. Badnwar (Retd.) PVSM, VSM
10
Planning and Development Control, Building By Laws. D. Ajitha Simha
11
Towards a Humane Environment – A Fresh Look at
Planning and Development Controls.
K. Martin
12
Legal Aspects Pertaining to Electrical Services to Buildings B.G. Jadhav
13
Built Environment and ;Municipal Laws, Rules & Regulations H.C. Gupta
14
Privatisation of Land Development and Land Acquisition Acts in Indian Conditions Dr. M.R. Prakash
15
Role of Law in Urban Development J.K. Gupta
16
Environmental Problems & Steps for Improvement Dr. C.S. Suryawanshi & S.M. Ramchandani
17
Study of Policies on Farm Houses in Delhi and its Effect on Environment O.P. Gupta, VSM, D. Mukhopadhyay, O.P. Malik,
K.L. Sapra & Vijay Gupta
18
Arbitration-its Marriage with Time and Development Surendra Kumar Shrivastav & Baikuntha Nath Mohapatra
19
Building Bye Laws and Built Form – A Case Study of Pune
Prasanna A. Desai, Amol Deshpande Dheeraj Patil
20
Impact of Development Control Rules in Urban Development
– A Case Study of Chennai
C.H. Gopinatha Rao
21
Understanding Disputes in Specifications. P. Kadiravan & S. Kothandaraman
22
Contract, Arbitration and ADR in Built Environment – An Overview
Gopal Chandra Sahoo & Gopinath Sahoo

SUB THEMES : i) REGULATORY SYSTEMS FOR BUILDING PROFESSIONALS
ii) TAXES

23
Welfare of Construction Worker’s Acts – A Critical Review.
K.B. Rajoria
24
Regulatory Systems for Profession of Engineering Sharat Chandra Gupta
25
Rating of Developers & Their Projects Col. Prithvi Nath VSM (Retd.)
26
Service Charges on Indian Railway A.B. Khare
27
Buildings, Practices & Regulations.
C.V. Kand
28
The Isthmus of Hope S.K. Shrivastav & Shri Baikuntha Nath Mohapatra
29
Transfer of Property Act, 1882 – Mortgages Harshman Sharma
30
Service Tax on ConsultingEngineers and Architects
– an Analysis.
Sharat Chandra Gupta
31
Labour Laws - Liberalization R.P. Arora
32
The Building and other Construction Wrokers (Regulationof Employment and Conditions of Service) Central Rules, 1998 – Implimentation Status.
H.K. Munjal
33
Property Tax Laws – Need for Demystification and
Simplification.
V.K. Saluja
34
Architects Act, 1972
M.K. Ranade
35
Registration Criterion of Contractors Dr. K.M. Soni

EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF BUILDING PROFESSIONALS
New Delhi, April 20-22, 2000

PLENARY SESSION : EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF BUILDING
PROFESSIONALS

I
Education and Training of Building Professionals
and Workers : An Overview
Prof. Ashoka Chandra
II
Construction Industry Development – Human and
Institutional Aspects
Shri V. Suresh
III
Education and Training of Building Professionals
from User / Industry point of View
Dr. Som Datt
IV
Quality and Sustainability of Education and Training of Building Professionals Dr. H.C. Visvesvaraya
V
Education & Training of Building Professional – Distant and Flexi Education Prof. Abdul W. Khan
VI
Education & Training of Building Artisans
(CIDC-IGNOU Model)
P.R. Swarup
VII
Education and Training of Building Professionals-
Student’s Point of View
Dharama Teja Bobba, Dipanjan Bhattacharjee & Ashish Verma
VIII
Student Over-view on Present Education Scenario for Building Professionals Jatin Shah & Vikas Mann

TECHNICAL SESSION – I : MANAGEMENT OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION

1
Manpower for Construction Industry; Civil Engineers and Architects. M.S. Ramanujam & K. Raghavan
2
Educating and Training of Building Professionals S.S. Chakraborty
3
Education the Future Architects-Problems and Prospects
Prof. Jitendra Singh & Prof. Gaurav Singh
4
Civil Engineering Education-Restructuring Thereof S.C. Gupta
5
Accreditation : A Tool for Quality Assurance in
Technical Institution
Anil Kumar
6
Education and Training of Building Professionals at Diploma Level Dr. S. Krishnamurthy, Prof. R. Subramanian, Prof. B.M.Dhir & Dr. L.N. Mittal
7
Civil Engineering Education, Research and Development : Need for Wider Industry – Institute Interaction Dr. K. Ramamurthy, Dr. K.N. Satyanarayana & Dr. V. Kalyanaraman
8
Role of Research & Development in Educationand
Training of Building Professionals- A Prespective
K.R.S. Krishnan
9
Digital Imaging in Teaching Construction Process R. Gupta, M.K. Bhatt & M.K. Rohil
10
Architectural Education
Prof. Alok Ranjan, Ashok Pareek & Satish Pipralia
11
Obligations and Responsibilities of Technical Teachers Prof. Anil Chotmarada
12
Building Construction Engineering as a Degree Course -A need of the time.
Prof. R.K. Khitoliya, & A.K. Sen
13
Research, Industry and Institute Interaction for Human Resource Development of Building Professionals O.P. Rao
14
Orienting Technical Education in 21st Century to Demands of Technological Society
Dr. C.S. Suryawanshi
15
Technical Education : Some Basic Issues Balvinder Singh

TECHNICAL SESSION-II : BUILDING SCIENCE EDUCATION –
REVIEW OF CONTENTS

16
Innovative Design of Technical Education with Particular Reference to Building Professionals
Prem Saran Satsangi
17
Need and Technique of Value Engineering for Preliminary Design P.K. Ratho
18
Construction Management Education : A Fresh Look Dr. (Ms.) A. Srividya & Bhimaraya A. Metri
19
Building Science Education – E&M Services for Building Professionals H.K. Munjal
20
Education Needs for Building Professionals P. Krishnan, Virendra Kr. Paul, & Ms. Mamata R. Singh
21
Experience of Master Degree Programme in Building
Engineering and Management in Development of Building Professionals
Dr. V. Thiruvengadam, Virendra Kr. Paul, & Ms. Mamata R. Singh
22
Coral Aggregate Concrete – What is it? Why is it to be included as a New Topic?
K.K. Madan & R.A. Arumugam
23
Need for Training on Repair/Rehabilitation of Concrete Structurers J. Bhattacharjee
24
Energy Auditing in Buildings Prof. Dulal Goldar
25
A. Review of Educational Aspects on Fly Ash and
its Characterisation
Dr. K. Venkatachalam, M.L. Soni,
A.K. Sthapak & Ms. R.K. Venkatqachalam
26
Environmental Education for Building Professionals J.K. Goel
27
R.C.C. Repair : Vision & Strategies for 21st Century
Sachin Kumar Agarwal & Sanjay Kumar

TECHNICAL SESSION-III : IN SERIVCE EDUCATION AND
TRAINING

28
HRD challenges for construction Industry Prof. P.B. Sharma, Ms. Sinali Saxena & Ms. Monica Saxena
29
Quality of Engineering Education, Training & Performance Prof. B.M. Ahuja
30
Education of Building Professionals – Indian Railways View Point Vinod Kumar & Rajesh Agarwal
31
Continuing Education Scheme for Architectural
Engineers
Dr. P. Suryanarayana
32
In Service Education and Training – Sandwich Courses
R.M. Ambadkar & Ms. S.A. Bhalchandra
33
Training of Building Professionals in C.P.W.D. Deepak Narayan
34
Education and Training in Civil Engineering Dr. K.M. Soni
35
Ambience in a Training Centre and its impact on Training
Shyam Narain
36
Excellence in Working of Building Professionals only by Rajyoga (Meditation)
R.G. Dangayach
37
Disaster Management and Earthquake Resistant Design in Education-A Structural Engineer’s View Point Prof B.M. Ahuja & Vipul Ahuja
38
A Model Training System for Engineers in Built Environment in Govt. Sector M. Balasubramanian, V. Ramachandran & N.
Venkatramakrishnan
39
Valu Engineering – A Saviour in the Present Competitive Globalised Scenario
Sushil K. Balaji

TECHNICAL SESSION – IV : EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF
WORKMEN

40
Worker Training Schemes in Construction Trades Prof. K.N. Vaid
41
Education and Training of Workers in the Construction Sector Dr. H.S. Anand
42
Training and Retraining of Construction Workmen A.K. Sarkar
43
Training for Small Contractors Manmohan Verma & C.L.N. Murthy
44
Education and Training of Artisans in Bundelkhand
Region
Ms. Gayatri Ratnam Rajesh
45
Training for the dissemination of Construction
Technologies – Lessons From HUDCO/HSMI Experiance
Ms. Gayatri Ratnam Rajesh
46
Education and Training of Construction Workmen Ali Farid
47
Workmen Training in Construction Industry in View
of Global Competition
Dr. R.K. Khitoliya, S.N. Meena and Ravi Kapur

 

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM
Chennai, October 22-23, 1999

TECHNICAL SESSION-I & II : TECHNIQUES AND TECHNOLOGIES

1
Requisites of the Technology for the Next Millenium V.S. Karandikar, P.D. Wani
2
Reddy Mixed concrete for the Next Millennium N. Rajamani
3
New Detailing Concepts for Ductility Enhancement of
Reinforced Concrete
N. Lakshmanan, B. Sivarama Sarma
4
Bench Marking in Construction Industry A. Srividhya, Bhimraja Metri
5
Composite Beam and Slab Techniques using Precast
Prestressed Concrete Planks for a Cost Effective and Durable Construction
V.P. Sathyavaageiswaran, A.R. Santhakumar, N. Venkatramakrishnan
6
Poured in-situ Cellular Light Weight Concrete Walling for Low Income Housing G.B. Singh
7
Trenchless Construction Methods an their Application to Municipal Works
N. Ravi
8
Field Application for Cost-Effective Construction Materials and Techniques N. Venkatramakrishnan, v. Ramachandran, P. Gopal
9
Foundation Engineering for the Millennium K.R. Saxena
10
Sharing Ancient Wisdom – (Pyramid Roof at Barikpur, Orissa), A Message for New Millennium P.K. PEU Das
11
Cost Reduction Techniques in Construction Management A. Veerappan
12
Effect of High Strength Concrete and Non-Compatible Stress Steel on Durability of RC Structures
C.S. Suryawanshi
13
Use of HPFRC in Hinged Zones of Contimuous Beams G.S. Thirugnanam, P. Govindan
14
Hysteretic Response of Multistorey Brick Infilled RC Frame Under Lateral Loads C. Imarani, P. Govindan
15
Prediction of Compressive Strength of hardened Concrete and N.D.T. of Fresh Concrete by Electrical Resistance
S.A. Bhalchandra, A.H. Bhalchandra
16
Brick Masonry Shells
M. Ferozkhan, K.P. Sathyamurthy
17
Improving Customer Satisfaction Through House of Quality in Building construction Industry A. Srividya, Bhimarayametri
18
Composite Steel Concrete Construction – An Overview
V.K. Gupta, Others
19
Provision of Sand Gravel Mix as Sub-base of Foundation for poor Bearing Soils A. Pragadeeswaran
20
Opportunities for Equality and Full Participation of Disabled in Built Environment
Virendra Kr. Paul, P.R. Mehta, Mamata R.Singh
21
Lime-Paddy Husk Cement Combine for Ground Improvement
R. Srinivasaraghavan, P.N. Raghunath, R. Baskar, K.Suguna
22
Risk Management Kirty Dave
23
Need for Reconstruction of Buildings for Producers Net Working Rajnish Prakash, Priyavrat Thareja
24
Building Construction – a Multi Disciplinary Activity
Rajnish Prakash
25
Protective Coating for Steel Pipes in Corrosive Atmosphere
C.V. Porchelvi, Caroline Swaroopa, G.M. Samuel Knight

TECHNICAL SESSION – III & IV : BUILDING MATERIALS

26
Advance Construction Materials for Performance Oriented Concrete Structures K. Venkatachalam, N. Chandrasekaran, M.L. Soni, A.K.
Sthapak
27
Cement types and their Applications – Indian Scenario
A.K. Jian
28
Hollow Concrete Blocks Masonry – A Technology
recently adopted by DDA
H.C. Gupta
29
Quality System in Testing laboratories for Building Materials and Technologies General requirements
K.R.S. Krishanan
30
Use of Light Gauge Steel Members in Building
Construction
S. Senthil Selvan
31
Energy Efficient Slag Lime Bricks S.K. Malhotra, S.P. Tehri, C.L.Verma
32
Innovative Buildings Materials in Experimental
Housing at RRL - Bhopal
J. Prabakar & Others
33
Building Materials and Architectural Vocabulary K.K. Kapila, Prabhakar Begde
34
Plastics – Material for Construction for Next Millennium
Chetan Kumar Gautam
35
Utilisation of HPC for Important Concrete Structures In the New Millennium
J. Bhattacharjee
36
Applicationsl for Polymer Concrete Comnposites for
Civil Engineering Structures
K. Sukumaran
37
Some Appropriate Building Construction Materials
for the New Millennium in the context of Sustainable Growth
V. Verreyya
38
Fibre Reinforced Plastic (FRP) Composites and their Applications in Civil Engineering
R. Santhakumar, S. Senthil Selvan, S. Kannabiran
39
Experimental Investigations on Corrosion Resistant
Steel- A New Millennoum Bar for Rainforcing Concrete
T.S. Thandavamoorthy
40
Quarry Fines – as a Bhuilding Material D.L. Venkatesh Babu
41
Economic Consideration of Stabilised Soil Block
P. Eswaramoorthy, E.K. Paneer Selvam, M. Kirubakar
42
Effect of Flyash on the Pore Size Distribution of
Concrete
Rakesh Kumar, P.K. Sikdar
43
Fibre Rainforced Concrete and Adaptive Structure P. Nallathambi
44
Building Materials
R.H. Tadvi, P.D. Aher
45
Use of Revycled Aggregate in Development of Concrete
M. Potha Raju, Gorantala Vasu Babu, S. Vijaya Kumar

TECHNICAL SESSION – V : ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSIDERATIONS

46
Eco-Technology and Bio-Architecture for Sustainable Development A.K. Jain
47
Energy and Environmental Considerations in the
Buildings
S.S. Mann, S.K. Dixit
48
Conservation of Electrical Energy & Material
Saving in Multi-Storeyed Building
G. Srinivasan
49
Environmental Management System for Building Projects
P. Krishnan, Virendra Kr. Paul, Mamata R. Singh
50
A Building’s Energy Profile Jagadish Kumar Goel
51
Energy Efficient Management in Built Environment Deepak Narayan
52
Environmental Protection Requirements during Construction of Major Development Projects
T. Kalyana Sundaram, S.A. Verma
53
Energy Considerations and Building Construction H. K. Munjal
54
Eco-Friendly Technologies – Only Solution for Sustainable Development K.M. Soni

 

TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
New Delhi, April 22 – 24, 1999

TECHNICAL SESSION – I : TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT –
STATE OF THE ART

1
Total Quality Management in Construction Industry Sohrab
2
Total Quality Management – A Perspective for Construction Industry S. Subramanian
3
Total Quality Management Applied to the Construction Industry J.N. Bhavani Prasad
4
Quality Management in Design and Construction Organisation Col. A.L. Sandhal, SM
5
Integrating TQM with Other Management Techniques Col. Ashok Bangia, Col. Vijay K.P. Singh, Maj.Rajinder S. Bhanwala
6
Quality Cost Management – A Password for Excellence in Construction Industry A.Ray Chaudhuri
7
Total Quality Management in Construction of Model Towns
Dr. M.R. Prakash

TECHNICAL SESSION – II : QUALITY STANDARDS,
CERTIFICATION & ACCREDITATION

8
Role of ISO 9000 in Implementing Construction Projects
J. Venkataraman
9
Total Quality Management Through Core Quality Compliance in Construction Industry Prof. Ajit Patwardhan
10
Laboratory Accreditation and its Role in Quality Assurance
Dr. A.K. Chakrabarty
11
Total Quality Management in R&D Projects K.A. Siraskar
12
Application of Quality System ISO 9000 in Structural Designs Jose Kurian, Dr. A.K. Mittal
13
Quality Management in Engineering Construction Dr. K.M. Soni

TECHNICAL SESSION – III : ROLE OF INSPECTIONS,
AUDITING IN QUALITY MANAGEMENT, HUMAN RESOURCES
DEVELOPMENT FOR TQM

14
Inspection and Audit of Public Works T.S. Ratnam
15
Quality Audit : Role, Scope and Approach in
Building Construction
Mamta R. Singh, Virendra Kr. Paul, P. Krishnan
16
Quality Audit is a Tool of Total Quality
Management
O.P. Gupta VSM, Vijay Gupta
17
Total Quality Management in Building Design – Need
for Leadership
Virendra Kr. Paul
18
Guidelines for Quality Plan A.K. Tandon
19
Application of Quality Systems in Architectural
Conservation Projects
Nalini M. Thakur, Virendra Kr. Paul
20
Human Resource Development for Total Quality Management Kiran Kumar Kapil, Prabhakar Begde
21
Role of Owner’s Team and Quality Dr. Vandana Bhatt
22
Quality System in the Architectural Design Process
– An Overview
Meenu Mittal
23
Building Total Quality in Construction Priyavrat Thareja, Rajnish Prakash
24
Role of Inspections, Auditing in Quality Management R.P. Lahiri

TECHNICAL SESSION – IV & V : TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT
IN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

25
Quality Circles – A Way to Quality Improvement A.B. Pawar, S.M. Nerkar, J.M. Torvi
26
TQM : A Blue Print for Construction Prof. B.M. Ahuja, Vipul Ahuja, Dr. Sarita Nagpal
27
TQM in Building Construction : Application and
Implementation
O.P. Rao
28
Total Quality Management in Construction Industry Major General M.C. Rawat AVSM (Retd.)
29
Total Quality Management – A System Approach N. Thangavelu, V. Ramachandran, N. Venkatramakrishnan
30
CPWD Towards Total Quality Management K.K. Madan, R.A. Arumugam
31
Contracts Management for Quality in Construction Kirty Dave
32
A Quality System Model for the Construction Industry
Avik Mitra
33
Need for Total Quality Approach in Building Construction P.D. Wani, S.M. Nerkar
34
Quality Control Management Application in Construction Projects Deepak Narayan
35
Total Quality Management in Construction Industry M.S. Masand, Col. J.C. Bhatia
36
Improving Quality in Building Construction Through
TQM
Sudhir Kumar, Suresh Gupta
37
Quality Management in Construction – Certain Basic
Aspects
J. Bhattacharjee
38
Total Quality Management and Present Day Field
Practicdes
Dr. C.S. Suryawanshi
39
Building Maintenance – An Approach to TQM by PWD V.B. Borge, S.M. Nerkar
40
Quality Management in Central Public Works
Department
Virendra Sharma
41
Quality Systems and Quality Management in CPWD –
TQM Approach
P.B. Vijay, S.K. Mittal, V. Sharma

 

PREFABRICATION AND MECHANIZATION IN BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION

Pune, October 30-31,1998.

SUB THEME – I – SCOPE FOR USE OF PRE-FABRICATED
PRODUCTS

1
Prefabricated concrete products and innovative techniques of construction for mass housing schemes H. G. Sreenath
2
Partial prefabrication in mass housing an appropriate solution
B.N. Moolchandani, A. N. Purohit
3
Distress in precast elements of world trade centre
C.V. Kand
4
Aesthetics in mechanization and prefabrication in
building construction
V. R. Atre, B.W. Dhumale
5
Fly Ash prefabricates Vimal Kumar, Chandinath Jha
6
Laboratory to land technology transfer Mechanism –
Building centre experience
D.R. Hadadare , V.V. Vangikar
7
Partial pre-fabrication: Need of the day Er. Krishna Kant
8
Construction of C.R. Booking office Using
Industrialized large panel system
S.C. Gupta, A. B. Shah
9
Prefabrication – A technological break through
for mass housing construction
Hasmukh J. Parekh
10
Prefab System Building in India – Retrospection &
future perspective
N. N. Bhise
11
Use of precast items B. N. Moolchandani, R.C. Singhvi,S.N. Calla D.C. Babel, R. K. Sachdeva, Vivek Sharma
12
Prefabrication : A case study J.K. Goel

SUB THEME – II - MECHANISATION IN CONSTRUCTION
PROCESS

13
Industrialisation of Civil Engineering Construction with
Proven, Preformed/prefabricated building components
V.S. Karandikar, G.R. Bharitkar, V.G. Jana
14
System building with tunnel form - A few constructional features B.V.B. Pai, V. R. Kularni
15
Ready-mix concrete-Value added construction material
A. K. Jain
16
Vital parameters in mechanized construction Dr. C.S. Suryawanshi
17
Lift slab construction techniques Dr. Lalit Gumashta
18
Diaphragm walls for building foundations :Mechanisation speeds up construction Jose Kurian, Dr. A.K.Mittal, Sudhir Kumar
19
Mechanisation of construction process -“Tunnel form”
A. L. Sekar, R. Shankar Narayanan
20
Design of some special type of prefabricated structures Lt Col. TBS Bedi, Chetan Kumar Gautam
21
Mechanisation of pre-cast and pre-fabricated construction of buildings Prof. Janardan Jha
22
Durability and mechanization aspects in concrete construction
Deepak Narayan, Virendra Sharma