About Department

Introduction

Civil Engineering discipline was started in the year 2006-2007. Civil Engineering department has B.E., Undergraduate course and M.E. (Structural Engineering),Post Graduate course with an intake of 120 students in UG & 24 students in PG. The department has well equipped labs. All the faculty members have minimum PG qualifications and are committed towards teaching.Apart from the curriculum specified by Anna University, this department conducts value added industry related courses namely Project Engineering for the final year and STAAD – Professional for the third year B.E. students, making them more employable.

Programmes offered:

B.E.Civil Engineering
M.E.Structural Engineering

Faculty

Dr. R SARAVANAN Professor / HOD

Ph.D : STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

Completed – 2013

M.E : ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

Completed – 2005

BE : CIVIL ENGINEERING

Completed – 1995

PAPER PUBLISHING DETAILS

Inter National Conference – 26

National Conference – 8

Journals – 12

AREA OF INTEREST

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING, ADVANCED CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY

A.Belin Jude Assistant Professor

Ph.D Structural Engineering

Pursuing

M.TECH Structural Engineering

Completed – 2011

BE Civil Engineering

Completed – 2009

PAPER PUBLISHING DETAILS

International Conference – 4

National Conference – 2

Journals – 1

AREA OF INTEREST

Design of RC and steel structures, Concrete Technology, Prestressed Concrete, Structural Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, Tall buildings, Repair & rehabilitation of Structures

P.Swaminathan Assistant Professor

Ph.D Structural Engineering
Pursuing

ME Structural Engineering

Completed – 2011

BE Civil & Structural Engineering
Completed – 2008

PAPER PUBLISHING DETAILS

International Conference – 1

National Conference – 3

Journals – 3

AREA OF INTEREST

Analysis, Design, Prestressed Concrete, Concrete Technology

B.Sekar Assistant Professor

ME Environmental Engineering

Completed – 2012

BE Civil Engineering

Completed – 2006

PAPER PUBLISHING DETAILS

International Conference – 1

National Conference – 1

Journals – 1

AREA OF INTEREST

Pollution control management, EIA, Water treatment

S.Karthikeyan Assistant Professor

ME Structural Engineering And Construction

Completed – 2015

BE Civil Engineering

Completed – 2010

PAPER PUBLISHING DETAILS

International Conference – 1

National Conference – 2

AREA OF INTEREST

Design of R.C. Elements, Structural Dynamics, Steel Structures, Finite Element Analysis, Surveying

S.Manikandan Assistant Professor

Ph.D Civil Engineering

Pursuing

ME Environmental Engineering

Completed – 2013

BE Civil Engineering

Completed – 2011

PAPER PUBLISHING DETAILS

International Conference – 2

National Conference – 3

AREA OF INTEREST

WASTEWATER ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT, .SOIL MECHANICS AND FOUNDATION ENGINEERING, STRENGTH OF MATERIALS, SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT, FLUID MECHANICS AND HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING

T.K.Vimalbalaji Assistant Professor

M.TECH Structural Engineering

Completed – 2012

BE Civil Engineering

Completed – 2010

PAPER PUBLISHING DETAILS

International Conference – 1

National Conference – 1

Journals – 1

AREA OF INTEREST

Mechanics of Fluids, Structural Analysis, Construction Techniques Equipment’s & Practice

S.Arun Sahaya Raj Assistant Professor

ME Structural Engineering

Completed – 2015

BE Civil Engineering

Completed – 2013

PAPER PUBLISHING DETAILS

International Conference – 1

National Conference- 1

Journals – 1

AREA OF INTEREST

Mechanics of Fluids, Structural Analysis, Construction Techniques Equipment’s & Practice

S.Suresh Assistant Professor

ME Structural Engineering

Completed – 2017

BE Civil Engineering

Completed – 2014

PAPER PUBLISHING DETAILS

International Conference – 1

National Conference – 1

AREA OF INTEREST

Fracture Mechanics, Concrete Design & Concrete Technology

U.Balavignesh Assistant Professor

ME Structural Engineering

Completed – 2014

BE Civil Engineering

Completed – 2011

PAPER PUBLISHING DETAILS

International Conference – 1

National Conference – 4

Journals – 1

AREA OF INTEREST

Strength of Materials, Structural Analysis& Design of reinforced concrete Elements

R.Elangovan Assistant Professor

ME Structural Engineering (PT)

Completed – 2016

BE Civil Engineering

Completed – 2013

PAPER PUBLISHING DETAILS

International Conference – 1

AREA OF INTEREST

Structural Analysis, Design of Reinforced concrete element, Mechanics of fluids, Applied Hydraulic Engineering, Soil Mechanics, Environmental Engineering, Estimation & Quantity Surveying

M.Jeganraj Assistant Professor

ME Structural Engineering

Completed – 2016

BE Civil Engineering

Completed – 2013

PAPER PUBLISHING DETAILS

National Conference – 2

INDUSTRIAL – 1 Year

AREA OF INTEREST

Mechanics of Fluids, Surveying II, Concrete Technology, Design of reinforced concrete Elements

E.Santhosh Kumar Assistant Professor

ME Structural Engineering

Completed – 2015

BE Civil Engineering

Completed – 2012

PAPER PUBLISHING DETAILS

National Conference – 3

Journals – 1

AREA OF INTEREST

Design, Concrete Technology, Structural Dynamics, Industrial Structures

J.Joshua Sakunth Assistant Professor

ME Structural Engineering

Completed – 2017

BE Civil Engineering

Completed – 2014

PAPER PUBLISHING DETAILS

International Conference – 1

National Conference – 2

AREA OF INTEREST

Soil Mechanics, Highway & Railway Engineering, Concrete Technology

Student Achievements

COURSE MATERIALS

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Laboratory Equipment Details

Soil Mechanics Laboratory

Sieves
Hydrometer
Liquid limit apparatus
Plastic limit apparatus
Shrinkage limit apparatus
Proctor compaction apparatus
Direct shear apparatus
Thermometer
Field density measuring device
Core cutter
Sand Pouring Cylinder
Pycnometer

Strength of Materials Laboratory

UTM of minimum 400 KN capacity
Torsion testing machine for steel rods
Izod impact testing machine
Hardness testing machine
Brinell
vickers
Dial gauges
Le Chatelier’s apparatus
Vicat apparatus
Mortar cube moulds
Fatigue Testing machine
Spring Testing machine
Heat treatment furnace
Binocular metallurgical microscope
Monocular inclined metallurgical microscope

Surveying Laboratory

Plane Table and Accessories.
Prismatic Compass.
Metric Chain
Ranging Rod.
Arrows
Pegs
Tapes
Dumpy Level
Global Positioning System

Fluid Mechanics & Machinery Laboratory

Venturimeter setup
Orificemeter setup
Major losses in pipes
Minor losses in pipes
Flow through notches
Flow through mouthpiece
Centrifugal pump
Reciprocating pump
Submersible pump
Gear oil pump
Calibration of Rotameter
Buoyancy apparatus
Bernoulli’s apparatus
Pitot tube assembly
Pelton wheel turbine
Francis turbine
Kaplan turbine

CAD Laboratory

Software details

Auto CAD
STAAD Pro

Equipment details

Desktop Computers
Printer

Environmental Engineering Laboratory

O Meter
pH Meter
Turbidity Meter
Spectrophotometer
Flame Photometer
Electrical conductivity meter
Water bath
Desiccator
Weigh Balance
O.D Incubator
Muffle furnace
Hot air oven
COD setup
Kjeldhal apparatus
Jar Test

CONCRETE AND HIGHWAY ENGINEEING LABORATORY

UTM – 400 kN capacity
Flow table
Vee-Bee consistometer
Slump cone
Compaction factor machine
Blains Apparatus
Los – Angeles abrasion testing machine
Concrete cube moulds
Concrete cylinder moulds
Concrete prism moulds
Sieves set
Concrete mixer
Aggregate Impact testing machine
CBR apparatus
Ductility testing machine
Penetration testing machine
Flash and fire point testing equipment
Ring and ball testing equipment

ADVANCED STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY

Loading frame
Load cell (100 ton capacity)
Rebound hammer
Vibration exciter
Vibration meter
Strong floor
LVDT
Proving ring
Demec gauge
Dial gauges

ADVANCED STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY

Loading frame
Load cell (100 ton capacity)
Rebound hammer
Vibration exciter
Vibration meter
Strong floor
LVDT
Proving ring
Demec gauge
Dial gauges

Semester Details

First Year

Semester I

SL.No.	COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	L	T	P	C
THEORY
1.	HS6151	Technical English – I	3	1	0		4
2.	MA6151	Mathematics – I	3	1	0		4
3.	PH6151	Engineering Physics – I	3	0	0		3
4.	CY6151	Engineering Chemistry – I	3	0	0		3
5.	GE6151	Computer Programming	3	0	0		3
6.	GE6152	Engineering Graphics	2	0	3		4
PRACTICAL
7.	GE6161	Computer Practices Laboratory	0	0	3		2
8.	GE6162	Engineering Practices Laboratory	0	0	3		2
9.	GE6163	Physics and Chemistry Laboratory – I	0	0	2		1
		TOTAL	17	2	11		26

Semester II

SL.No.	COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	L	T	P	C
THEORY
1.	HS6251	Technical English – II	3	1	0		4
2.	MA6251	Mathematics – II	3	1	0		4
3.	PH6251	Engineering Physics – II	3	0	0		3
4.	CY6251	Engineering Chemistry – II	3	0	0		3
5.	GE6252	Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering	4	0	0		4
6.	GE6253	Engineering Mechanics	3	1	0		4
PRACTICAL
7.	GE6261	Computer Aided Drafting and Modeling Laboratory	0	1	2		2
8.	GE6262	Physics and Chemistry Laboratory – II	0	0	2		1
		TOTAL	19	4	4		25

Second Year

Semester III

SL.No.	COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	L	T	P	C
THEORY
1.	MA6351	Transforms and Partial Differential Equations	3	1	0		4
2.	GE6351	Environmental Science and Engineering	3	0	0		3
3.	CE6301	Engineering Geology	3	0	0		3
4.	CE6302	Mechanics of Solids	3	1	0		4
5.	CE6303	Mechanics of Fluids	3	0	0		3
6.	CE6304	Surveying I	3	0	0		3
PRACTICAL
7.	CE6311	Survey Practical I	0	0	4		2
8.	CE6312	Computer Aided Building Drawing	0	0	4		2
		TOTAL	18	2	8		24

Semester IV

SL.No.	COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	L	T	P	C
THEORY
1.	MA6459	Numerical Methods	3	1	0	4
2.	CE6401	Construction Materials	3	0	0	3
3.	CE6402	Strength of Materials	3	1	0	4
4.	CE6403	Applied Hydraulic Engineering	3	1	0	4
5.	CE6404	Surveying II	3	0	0	3
6.	CE6405	Soil Mechanics	3	0	0	3
PRACTICAL
7.	CE6411	Strength of Materials Laboratory	0	0	3	2
8.	CE6412	Hydraulic Engineering Laboratory	0	0	3	2
9.	CE6413	Survey Practical II	0	0	4	2
		TOTAL	18	3	10	27

Third Year

Semester V

SL. No.	COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	L	T	P	C
THEORY
1.	CE6501	Structural Analysis I	3	1	0	4
2.	CE6502	Foundation Engineering	3	0	0	3
3.	CE6503	Environmental Engineering I	3	0	0	3
4.	CE6504	Highway Engineering	3	0	0	3
5.	CE6505	Design of Reinforced Concrete Elements	3	0	0	3
6.	CE6506	Construction Techniques, Equipment and Practice	3	0	0	3
PRACTICAL
7.	GE6674	Communication and Soft skills- Laboratory Based	0	0	4	2
8.	CE6511	Soil Mechanics Laboratory	0	0	4	2
9.	CE6512	Survey Camp*	–	–	–	1
	TOTAL		18	1	8	24

Semester VI

SL.No.	COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	L	T	P	C
THEORY
1.	CE6601	Design of Reinforced Concrete & Brick MasonryStructures	3	0	0	3
2.	CE6602	Structural Analysis II	3	1	0	4
3.	CE6603	Design of Steel Structures	3	1	0	4
4.	CE6604	Railways, Airports and Harbour Engineering	3	0	0	3
5.	CE6605	Environmental Engineering II	3	0	0	3
6.		Elective I	3	0	0	3
PRACTICAL
7.	CE6611	Environmental Engineering Laboratory	0	0	3	2
8.	CE6612	Concrete and Highway Engineering Laboratory	0	0	3	2
	TOTAL		18	2	6	24

Final Year

Semester VII

L.No.	COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	L	T	P	C
THEORY
1.	CE6701	Structural Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering	3	0	0	3
2.	CE6702	Prestressed Concrete Structures	3	0	0	3
3.	CE6703	Water Resources and Irrigation Engineering	3	0	0	3
4.	CE6704	Estimation and Quantity Surveying	3	0	0	3
5.		Elective II	3	0	0	3
6.		Elective III	3	0	0	3
PRACTICAL
7.	CE6711	Computer Aided Design and Drafting Laboratory	0	0	4	2
8.	CE6712	Design Project	0	0	4	2
	TOTAL		18	0	8	22

Semester VIII

SL.No.	COURSE CODE	COURSE TITLE	L	T	P	C
THEORY
1.	MG6851	Principles of Management	3	0	0	3
2.		Elective IV	3	0	0	3
3.		Elective V	3	0	0	3
PRACTICAL
4.	CE6811	Project Work	0	0	12	6
	TOTAL		9	0	12	15

Value Added Courses

ODD SEMESTER 2018 - 2019

STRUCTURAL DETAILING & BAR BENDING SCHEDULE

Objectives

To give additional input to the area of structural dimension and detailing.
To provide methodology for design of shuttering.
To introduce the concept of shuttering & de-shuttering technique.
To introduce bar bending schedule.

Course contents

Units & Measurement
Documentation towards IQAS
Shuttering and Formwork
Structural Drawings
Bar bending Schedule

Course Duration
Three months (July 2018 to September 2018)

Course outcomes

On completion of this course the participant will gain knowledge about structural detailing & will have the capacity to design shuttering & to understand reinforcement detailing with the help of bar bending schedule.

Course Instructors
Mr. A. Belin Jude, AP/CE
Mr. S. Arun Sahaya Raj, AP/CE

Students
Final Year VII Semester – 35 students

Auto CAD

Objectives

To introduce the students to draft the plan, elevation and sectional views of buildings in accordance with development and control rules satisfying orientation and functional requirements as per National Building Code.
To acquire hands on experience in design and preparation of structural drawings for concrete / environmental structures normally encountered in Civil Engineering practice. To provide the knowledge about load forecasting, scheduling and risk management.

Course contents

Introduction to CAD and Basic Commands
Environmental Engineering Drawings
Building Drawings
Structural Detailing
Plot and Publish

Course Duration
Three months (July 2018 to September 2018)

Course outcomes

The students will be able to draft the plan, elevation and sectional views of the buildings, industrial structures, and framed buildings using computer software.
At the end of the course the student acquires hands on experience in design and preparation of structural drawings for concrete / steel structures normally encountered in Civil Engineering practice.

Course Instructors
Mr. S. Manikandan, AP/CE
Mr. S. Suresh, AP/CE

Students
Third Year V Semester – 35 students

Archive

Auto CAD

Objectives

To introduce the students to draft the plan, elevation and sectional views of buildings in accordance with development and control rules satisfying orientation and functional requirements as per National Building Code.
To acquire hands on experience in design and preparation of structural drawings for concrete / steel structures normally encountered in Civil Engineering practice.

Course contents

Introduction to CAD and Basic Commands
Annotations and Dimensions
Building Drawings – Plan, Section and Elevation of a single storey, G+1 building and Industrial Building.
Structural Detailing – Reinforcement Detailing of Slab, Column, footing and beam.
Plot and Publish

Course duration
Three months (January 2018 to March 2018)

Course outcomes

The students will be able to draft the plan, elevation and sectional views of the buildings, industrial structures, and framed buildings using computer software.
At the end of the course the student acquires hands on experience in design and preparation of structural drawings for concrete / steel structures normally encountered in Civil Engineering practice.

Course Instructors
Mr. S. Suresh, AP – Civil Engg.
Mr. V.Venkatesh, AP – Civil Engg.

Students
Second Year IV Semester – 25 students

Structural Detailing and Bar Bending Schedule

Objectives

To give additional input to the area of structural dimension and detailing.
To provide methodology for design of shuttering.
To introduce the concept of shuttering & de-shuttering technique.
To introduce bar bending schedule.

Course contents

Units & Measurement
Documentation towards IQAS
Shuttering and Formwork
Structural Drawings
Bar bending Schedule
Case Studies

Course duration
Three months (January 2018 to March 2018)

Course outcomes

On completion of this course the participant will gain knowledge about structural detailing
The students will have the capacity to design shuttering
The students can understand reinforcement detailing with the help of bar bending schedule.

Course Instructors
Dr. A. Prabaharan, Sr. Prof, HoD/Civil Engg. – Dean/R&D
Mr. S. Karthikeyan, AP/Civil Engg.

Students
Third Year VI Semester – 35 students

Project Engineering

Objectives

To acquire required knowledge, so that they can solve any problem in the construction industry when they join as a Project Engineer.
To learn basics of seismic detailing.

Course contents

Measurements, Planning & Approvals
Foundation Techniques
Superstructure
Services
Detailing & Repairing Techniques

Course duration
Three months (July 2017 to September 2017)

Course outcome

Students will be able to acquire knowledge required in-situ..
Students will acquire the capability of solving any problem in the construction industry
Students will be able to learn basics of seismic detailing.

Course Instructor
Dr. A. Prabaharan, Sr. Prof, HOD/Civil Engg. – Dean/R&D

Students
Final year VII Semester – 34 Students

Structural Analysis Design and Drafting, Professional (STAAD-PRO)

Objectives

To learn basic operations in STAAD Pro with the help of STAAD Pro v8i.
To design of steel and concrete structures.
To manipulate calculation of shear force, bending moments etc.
To compare manual – software outcomes at the end of this course.

Course contents

Loads on RC Structures
SFD & BMD of RC Structures
Loads on Steel Truss
SFD & BMD of Steel Truss
RC & Steel Detailing

Course duration
Three months (July 2017 to September 2017)

Course Outcome

Students will be able to understand the design and analysis concepts.
They will be able to design the structures according to the considerations.
Students will be capable of understanding similar software (ANSYS, E-TABS etc.)

Course Instructors
Mr. U. Bala Vignesh, AP/Civil Engg.
Mr. S. Suresh, Lecturer/Civil Engg.

Students
Third Year V Semester – 93 students

News & Events

National Level Technical Symposium “CIVIL CENTRINO ’19”

A National Level technical symposium titled “CIVIL CENTRINO ’19” in association with CESA was held on 23.02.2019 at ‘A’ BLOCK

Name of the Chief Guest	Organisation	Feedback
N.ILAVARASAN	UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING BIT CAMPUS	Well organized ,good approach and try to select more effective papers for presentation.

Summary of Participants

Event I: Paper Presentation

S.No	Name of the student	Institution name	Title of the paper	Prize/ Participated
1	D.Jeevanantham S.Praveen	VSB COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, COIMBATORE.	”SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT”	I prize
1	D.Jeevanantham S.Praveen		”SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT”	I prize
2	M.Abdul Rashith	SACS MAVMM ENINEERING COLLEGE, MADURAI.	“MANUFACTURING OF PLASTIC PAVER BLOCKS”	II prize

Event II (CODE CRACKING)

S.No

Name of the student

Institution name

Prize/ Participated

V.G Mahalakshmi

R.S Kowsalya

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,BIT CAMPUS,TRICHY

I prize

S. Muthuramalingam

R.S Rajamouriyan

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,BIT CAMPUS

II prize

Event III (CONNECTIONS)

S.No

Name of the student

Institution name

Prize/ Participated

P.Nandhini

INDRA GANESAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

I prize

S. Muthuramalingam

R.S Rajamouriyan

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,BIT CAMPUS

II prize

Event IV Project Expo

S.No	Name of the student	Institution name	Title of the project	Prize/ Participated
1	M.Maheshwaran, S.Monlishwaran,	MIET POLYTECHNIC	“GREEN HOUSE BUILDING”	I prize
	B.Mohamed farreth, S.Abith hussain
2	I.Ashiq akthar I.Marrk levingston	MIET POLYTECHNIC	“HOTEL BUILDING”	II prize
	M.S.Bharani kumar J.Imavyoun
3	S.Priyadharshini, R.Arrasavali,	MIET POLYTECHNIC	“NURSING HOME”	III prize
	J.Anjelin sineha N.Famitha parveen	MIET POLYTECHNIC

Feedback of the students

S.No	Name of the student	Institution name	Feedback
1	P.Nandhini	INDRA GANESAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING	Good organization but fewer events both technical and non technical.
2	M.Abdul Rashith	SACS MAVMM ENINEERING COLLEGE , MADURAI	Very good in students co-ordination ,want more events

ReBar (Reinforcement Bar)
            We have organized a technical seminar on ReBar (Reinforcement Bar) software for structural detailing of bar bending schedule for all reinforced structures. 80 students have attended the program at Training & Placement seminar hall on 11.08.2017.
            Mr. K. Balan, Operations Manager of International Drafting & Detailing Pvt. Ltd. has delivered the technical lecture on “Reinforcement design and detailing for all concrete structures – using ReBar CAD software” to the final year Civil Engineering Students.
            The session was very much interactive in nature, where the reinforcement detailing for almost all civil engineering structures was discussed with the help of photographs and videos of real time projects. This program was very much useful for the students to enhance their knowledge in the area of structural detailing.
The feedback from the students was requesting our institution to conduct such programs in future.
Analysis of Indeterminate Structures
            We have organized a technical seminar on “Analysis of Indeterminate Structures” at seminar hall on 27.09.2017.
            Dr. S.Vimala, Professor, P.S.N.A College of Engineering, has delivered the technical lecture on “Analysis of Indeterminate Structures” to the third year Civil Engineering Students.
            The session was very much interested, various methods used to analyse the frames and indeterminate beams were discussed. This program was very much useful for the students to enhance their knowledge in the area of structural Analysis.

Contact us

Dr. R SARAVANAN
Professor & Head of the Department,
Department of Civil Engineering,
M.I.E.T Engineering College,
Gundur, Trichy-07.
Mail ID: civil.hod@miet.edu

Civil Engineering

Introduction

Programmes offered:

Soil Mechanics Laboratory

Strength of Materials Laboratory

Surveying Laboratory

Fluid Mechanics & Machinery Laboratory

CAD Laboratory

Environmental Engineering Laboratory

CONCRETE AND HIGHWAY ENGINEEING LABORATORY

ADVANCED STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY

ADVANCED STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY

First Year

Semester I

Semester II

Second Year

Semester III

Semester IV

Third Year

Semester V

Semester VI

Final Year

Semester VII

Semester VIII

ODD SEMESTER 2018 - 2019

STRUCTURAL DETAILING & BAR BENDING SCHEDULE

Auto CAD

Archive

Auto CAD

Structural Detailing and Bar Bending Schedule

Project Engineering

Structural Analysis Design and Drafting, Professional (STAAD-PRO)

National Level Technical Symposium “CIVIL CENTRINO ’19”

ReBar (Reinforcement Bar)

Analysis of Indeterminate Structures