Latest Projects Based on Civil Engineering



The following projects are based on civil engineering. This list shows the latest innovative projects which can be built by students to develop hands-on experience in areas related to/ using civil engineering.

1. Analysis of Excavation in soil using PLAXIS 2D

Analysis of Excavation in soil using PLAXIS 2D

Excavation involves the removal of a layer of soil beneath the topsoil. Excavation is done for footings, dams or any other construction projects so its importance is high and understanding properties of soil after excavation is very useful. Excavation requires supporting if depth is more than 6m such as diaphragm walls with struts, anchors or tie backs. This process becomes more complicated in heavy constructions like dam construction we know that diaphragm wall helps to eliminate seepage flow below the dam in order to minimize the water loss and it increases the stability of dam.

2. Analysis of Diagrid Structure using ETABS

Analysis of Diagrid Structure using ETABS

Urban population has seen a rapid growth in the past decade and the consequent pressure on limited space have consequently influenced the residential development in the city.

3. Analysis of wind load on buildings of various heights using ETABS

Analysis of wind load on buildings of various heights using ETABS

The population today faces an acute shortage of land and space. To get rid of this problem, people have resorted to multi-storeyed buildings both for commercial use and for residential purposes. As the height of the buildings increase, wind flows to become an important consideration for the designers. For static structures, wind interacts only with the external portion of the structure, but in the case of dynamic structures, the wind influences the motion of the building as well.

However, the effect of the wind flow on a building depends on a number of factors like the height of the building, it’s location, number of storeys, etc.

4. Dynamic analysis of a residential building using ETABS

Dynamic analysis of a residential building using ETABS

Natural disasters are one of the greatest tragedies that mankind has to face in the present era. Though there have been many types of research that are going on in this field and many measures have been adopted to prevent the losses caused by various natural disasters that befall humanity, no permanent solutions have been found for the problem. Moreover, with increasing urbanization, increasing pollution and deforestation, the threat of such disasters has increased manifolds. Natural calamities like earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, etc. continue to cause large scale losses to humankind both in terms of life and property.

5. Studying the seismic response of TC building connected with and without x-braced friction dampers

Studying the seismic response of TC building connected with and without x-braced friction dampers

With the advancement in technology and new innovations in the civil design and constructions, it has become possible to make structures which are much lighter in weight. This is the reason due to which these structures develop initial vibrations. One of the major dangers that buildings possess these days are due to the earthquakes which are caused in the process of energy released by the earth. These natural waves can cause great damage to the structure and therefore many measures have been adopted to make the constructions capable of preventing these damages.


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6. Structural Analysis of a High rise Building with different Plan Configurations using the ETABS software

Structural Analysis of a High rise Building with different Plan Configurations using the ETABS software

With the increase in population, the need for high-rise buildings has increased many folds. These multi-storied buildings have become very popular in metro cities. With an increase in the number such ultra-high rise buildings, there has also been an increase in the need to make these buildings resistant to the effect of earthquakes and other lateral loads that may cause the building to fail in completing its purpose much before the completion of its lifetime.

7. Structural Analysis & Design using STAAD Pro

Structural Analysis & Design using STAAD Pro

Structural engineering has emerged as a critical part of the construction process. Learning structural analysis is a must for engineers who wish to work for construction firms. Staad Pro will help you to master structural analysis by allowing you to analyze & design the structures virtually through its user-friendly working environment.

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8. ANSYS for Civil Engineers

ANSYS for Civil Engineers

From Beams to structures, from home analysis to building analysis ANSYS has immense applications in the world of Civil Engineering. ANSYS helps engineers to generate numerical simulations for various problems like structural, thermal and assists them in taking necessary decisions towards product improvement. Ansys is the industry preferred tool used by engineers interested in CFD and structural applications. This course introduces you to the concepts of CFD, FEA & helps you develop various projects using ANSYS.

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Skyfi Labs Last Updated: 2023-11-16


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