One Day National Level Workshop on

SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS IN

CIVIL ENGINEERING

9th November 2017

REGISTRATION FORM

Name:

Designation:

Department:

Affiliation/Organization:

Educational Qualification:

Postal Address:

Email id:

Mobile Number:

DD No. & Date:

Name of the Bank:

Signature of the Applicant

[Photocopies of the registration form may also be

Used for additional registration]

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

PATRONS

Dr. B. BABU MANOHARAN, M.A., M.B.A., Ph.D.,

Chairman & Managing Director

Mrs. B. JESSIE PRIYA, M. Com.,

Director

Mr. B. SHASHI SEKAR, M.Sc.

Director

Dr. P. RAVICHANDRAN, M.Tech., Ph.D.,

Principal

CONVENORS

Dr. K.ARUN VASANTHA GEETHAN, M.E.,Ph.D.,

Professor & Head - Staff & Student Affairs.

Dr.V.SAVITHIRI, M.E., Ph.D.,

Professor & Head - Lab Affairs.

COORDINATORS

Dr. S.THENMOZHI, M.E.,Ph.D.,

Professor, Department of Civil Engg.

Dr.V.GOWRI, M.E.,Ph.D.,

Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engg.

Transport Facility – Visit our College website

COLLEGE BUS ROUTE

NO. TIMINGS

CENTRAL 22 6.15 AM

EGMORE 24 6.20 AM

TAMBARAM GATE 44 6.40 AM

KOYAMBEDU 12 6.10 AM

For Further Correspondence Contact

St. Joseph’s Institute of Technology OMR, Chennai-600 119, Tamilnadu.

Email: sjitcivil@gmail.com

Mobile- 9444316915, 9790093932

Fax: 044 – 24503133

http://www.stjosephstechnology.ac.in

One Day National Level Workshop

on

SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS IN

CIVIL ENGINEERING

9th November 2017

Organized by

Department of Civil Engineering

St. Joseph’s Institute of Technology St. Joseph’s Group of Institutions

OMR, Chennai – 119

9th November 2017

ABOUT THE INSTITUTION

St. Joseph’s Institute of Technology is one of the

Institution of St. Joseph’s Groups started in the year

2011. It is a Christian minority institution with six

UG programs of B.E – CIVIL, CSE, ECE, EEE,

MECH, & B.Tech IT. Out of six, eligible five

programs are NBA Accredited.

In India, our college is the first one to receive the

accreditation status for the programs within 6 years.

The college has best infrastructure including

auditorium, mess halls, administrative block, labs,

classrooms and hostels covering a total area of 10

lakhs sq.ft.

Our College as one of the leading engineering

colleges focuses on including not only knowledge but

also ethics to the budding engineers of the future

India. This proves to be uniqueness of St.Joseph’s

Institute of Technology.

ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT

Civil engineering department has been started with an

intake of 60 in the year 2014. The objective of Civil

engineering department is to provide high class

education enabling the students to have the ability to

design, plan, administer and manage the latest

technologies in the field of Engineering to face the

future challenges.

ABOUT THE WORKSHOP

The main objective of this workshop is to provide an

in-depth knowledge of the sustainable materials

which are needed for the Construction Industry.

COURSE CONTENTS

• Recycled and Demolished Materials in

Construction

• Sustainable Materials in Civil Engineering

Construction

• Binders for Sustainable Concrete

RESOURCE PERSONS

1. Dr.S.Elavenil, B.E.,M.E.,Ph.D.,

Professor,

School of Mechanical and Building Sciences

VIT, Chennai.

2. Dr.Manu Santhanam, B.Tech.,M.S.,Ph.D.,

Professor

Building Technology and Construction

Management

Department of Civil Engineering

IITM, Chennai.

ELIGIBILITY

Academicians, Research Scholars and

PG students

IMPORTANT DATES

• Last Date for Registration : 02.10.2017

• Date of Intimation : 03.11.2017

• Confirmation by Participants : 04.11.2017

• Registration Fee : Rs.300/-

The fee should be paid only through DD drawn in

favour of St. Joseph’s Institute of Technology payable

at Chennai from any Nationalized Bank.

Sustainability can be defined as providing today’s need

without compromising the capability of future

generations to Advances in Civil Engineering to meet

their needs. Sustainable construction aspires to apply

this concept to the construction industry. This is

accomplished by using less natural materials,

consuming less energy, causing lower levels of

pollution, and reducing waste while gaining the same

benefits that can be achieved through the use of

tradition construction methods and materials.

The growing quantities and types of waste materials,

shortage of landfill spaces, and lack of natural earth

materials highlight the urgency of finding innovative

ways of recycling and reusing waste material

additionally; recycling and subsequent reuse of waste

materials can reduce the demand for natural resources,

which can ultimately lead to a more sustainable

environment.