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Guest Lecture- Quantitative Analysis for Quality Control in Concrete Production

This lecture will focus on key aspects of concrete quality control, including material testing, mix design optimization, and statistical quality control, ensuring students gain a strong technical foundation in construction practices. Material testing involves evaluating the properties of concrete components such as cement, aggregates, water, and admixtures. Tests like compressive strength, slump, and durability assessments help determine the suitability of materials. Mix design optimization ensures the right balance of materials to achieve the desired strength, workability, and durability while minimizing cost. Various methods, including the ACI and IS code approaches, help in determining the best mix proportions. Statistical quality control plays a crucial role in monitoring concrete consistency. Techniques such as standard deviation, coefficient of variation, and control charts help assess variability and maintain quality standards.

The lecture also covers practical applications of these concepts in real-world construction projects. Students will learn about site testing procedures, batching plant operations, and quality assurance measures to ensure compliance with specifications. By integrating theory with practice, this lecture enhances students' ability to analyze and improve concrete quality, making them well-equipped for roles in civil engineering and construction management.

Content of the Event: Participants will study the fundamentals of blend formulation to identify ideal ratios that maintain efficiency, environmental responsibility, and effectiveness through PPT. The program also introduces analytical methods for overseeing and managing consistency in material production. Focus is given to practical supervision strategies, including on-site evaluations and preparation procedures, to connect conceptual learning with hands-on execution. Furthermore, the program strengthens analytical and troubleshooting capabilities, preparing learners with the necessary proficiency for material assessment in structural development tasks. 

Highlights of Events: 

  1. Hands-on Testing: Practical demonstrations of strength, durability, and workability tests on construction materials.
  2. Mix Design Optimization: Interactive sessions on determining cost effective and sustainable blend proportions.
  3. Quality Control Techniques: Application of statistical methods to monitor and maintain material consistency.
  4. Real-world Applications: Insights into site testing, batching processes, and industry best practices.
  5. Skill Enhancement: Development of problem-solving

Course Name: B.Tech & Polytechnic Students, Civil Engineering

AIM of the Event:

  • To evaluate the properties of concrete materials through various testing methods for assessing strength, durability, and workability.
  • To determine the optimal mix proportions that balance performance, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability in concrete production.
  • To apply statistical techniques for monitoring and controlling variations in concrete quality to ensure consistency and compliance.
  • To understand the implementation of quality control measures in real-world construction projects, including site testing and batching processes.
  • To enhance technical skills and problem-solving abilities in concrete quality assessment for civil engineering applications.

Guest/Speakers of the Event (If any):

Name Designation Affiliation
Dr. Badrinarayan Ratha Assistant Professor & 15 years Graphic Era University, Dehradun

Is this Event Under IIC?

  • No, It's not under IIC

Is the event in collaboration with another school/Department?

  • No

Department:

  • Civil Engineering

Date, Time & Venue of the Event:

  • 27-Mar-2025 to 27-Mar-2025
  • 11:30 am - 02:00 pm
  • Seminar Hall - Ayurveda

Event Coordinator

  • Faculty Coordinator: Dr. Pallavi P. Khobragade (7879368582) - Student Coordinator: Shreyansh Priyam (8235377800) ( )

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