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Proceedings of SECON’22
Structural Engineering and Construction
Management
Editors
Giuseppe Carlo Marano A. V. Rahul
DISEG Department of Civil and Environmental
Politecnico di Torino Engineering
Turin, Italy Indian Institute of Technology Tirupati
Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, India
Jiji Antony
Department of Civil Engineering G. Unni Kartha
Federal Institute of Science and Technology Department of Civil Engineering
(FISAT) Federal Institute of Science and Technology
Angamaly, Kerala, India (FISAT)
Angamaly, Kerala, India
P. E. Kavitha
Department of Civil Engineering M. Preethi
Federal Institute of Science and Technology Department of Civil Engineering
(FISAT) Federal Institute of Science and Technology
Angamaly, Kerala, India (FISAT)
Angamaly, Kerala, India
ISSN 2366-2557 ISSN 2366-2565 (electronic)
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Preface
Green Technology evolves from the concept of sustaining nature’s perpetuity. The
essentiality of infrastructure development for economic prosperity has deprived the
quality of the environment. As the engineer’s chore relies not only on the enhance-
ment of the society but also retaining the innards of nature for the future generations,
the idea of green engineering technology has been replenished. At the same time, the
advancements in the areas of GIS and artificial intelligence have opened up enormous
opportunities for civil engineers solving many complexities in the domain. An effec-
tive usage of modern technologies had laid the path for the enormous infrastructure
projects.
The emphasis of the 3rd International Conference on Structural Engineering and
Construction Management (SECON’22) was “Green Technology and Infrastruc-
ture Developments” along with the ten tracks, which discuss the advancements and
innovations in various streams of Civil Engineering.
This proceedings comprises the papers presented at SECON’22 as chapters in
Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering published by Springer. This is the sixth edition and
the third international edition of SECON series of conferences organised by Federal
Institute of Science and Technology (FISAT), Angamaly, Kerala, India, which has
always enjoyed good acceptance and excellent participation from researchers from
all across the country. SECON’22 was conducted in a hybrid mode over three days
with an overwhelming response from delegates around the globe.
The conference was successful in providing a platform for research scholars,
students, academicians and practising engineers for meaningful exchange of ideas
and deliberations at an international level. The papers presented spread across current
and future technologies, experimental investigations and research findings in the
areas related to the conference themes and were presented in 20 parallel sessions
spread over the span of three days. We believe that the deliberations of the confer-
ence helped us achieve the purpose of dissemination and passing on the innovative
methodologies and practices in place globally.
This three-day International Conference on Structural Engineering and Construc-
tion Management (SECON’22) had extensive support and participation from across
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the world, with papers from five international universities, several national institu-
tions and R&D divisions of industries. More than 400 abstracts were screened and
double-blind reviewed to shortlist 100 papers for presentation. The quality of the
papers is presented, and almost 75% rejection rate are indicators of the standard the
conference was able to accomplish.
On behalf of the organising committee, I express sincere thanks to Mr. Shimith P.
R., Chairman, Governing Body—FISAT, Dr. Manoj George, Principal, Dr. C Sheela,
Vice-Principal, and Dr. Mini P. R., Dean (Academics), whose constant guidance
helped us to organise the conference. I would like to express my gratitude to each
and every advisory committee members, reviewers, session chairs and the contrib-
utors of research for their constant support and efforts at making the conference a
grand success. I extend my sincere gratitude to Prof. Shahria Alam, Prof. Alessandro
Palermo, Prof. Moncef L. Nehdi, Dr. MO Kim Hung and Dr. Piyush Chaunsali, for
their valuable time and input as the international advisory committee and keynote
speakers. Their diligence and enthusiasm to be part of the event helped overcome the
challenges of time zones at the peak of the pandemic. The conference also had support
from industry and professional organisations both at national and international levels.
I would like to place on record the heartfelt thanks to ISTE-FISAT chapter, ASCE
Student Chapter, IEI Kochi Local Centre, ICI Student Chapter and PARADIGM, for
the unrelenting support for the conduct of the conference.
I extend my wholehearted thanks to Dr. Jiji Antony, General Convenor, and Head
of Department, Department of Civil Engineering, Dr. Unni Kartha G., Co-Convenor,
Dr. Kavitha P. E., Publication Chair, Dr. Asha Joseph, Programme Chair, Mr. Jawahar
Saud, Publicity Chair, Ms. Rinu J. Achison, Finance Chair, and Mr. Sreerath S., Award
and Certificate Chair, of SECON’22, for their constant encouragement and reason
of keen interest in the various stages of the planning and execution of the event.
I also take this opportunity to thank all our management committee members and
executive committee of PTA who have shown great belief in us and urged us towards
excellence for the growth of the institute and the students.
Last but not least, I would like to thank the entire team of faculty members, non-
teaching staffs and student volunteers for the untiring support for the smooth conduct
of the event. This conference would not have been possible without the incredible
help and support of all our colleagues and scholars of the department.
Wishing you all very best and looking forward to the next edition of the event.
Angamaly, India M. Preethi
Convenor, SECON’22
Contents
PALFNet: A Soil Erosion Control Geotextile Using Pineapple
Leaf Fiber ....................................................... 1
Darrel Jay Balbin, Dezirre Padilla, Jhann Benard Retamal,
Ertie Abana, and Jay Ventura
Vulnerability Assessment of a Core Shelter: Basis
for Development of a Flood and Wind Map ......................... 15
Rolando Bitagun Jr., Jaime Daliuag, and Ertie Abana
Effect of Openings in Post-tensioned Shear Wall with External
Energy Dissipating Reinforcements Under Cyclic Loading ........... 25
Sneha Benoy and Asha Joseph
Intelligent Modeling for Shear Strength of RC Exterior
Beam-Column Joint Subjected to Seismic Loading ................... 39
B. Swapnil and T. Palanisamy
Prediction of Compressive Strength and Workability
Characteristics of Self-compacting Concrete Containing Fly
Ash Using Artificial Neural Network ............................... 55
Nitesh Netam and T. Palanisamy
Seismic Analysis of a PSC I Girder Bridge Using Nonlinear
Static Method .................................................... 67
Ambati Vamsi, Basil Baby, and T. Palanisamy
Performance Evaluation of Concrete Using Different Additives ....... 81
Kiran Devi, Babita Saini, and Paratibha Aggarwal
Comparative Study of Site-Specific Response Spectra and IS
Code Response Spectra ........................................... 91
Shashank Kumar, M. Abdul Akbar, and Neha Bhardwaj
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Predicting the Axial Load Carrying Capacity of Columns
Reinforced with GFRP Rebars Using ANN Modelling ................ 103
G. Sumesh Manohar and T. Palanisamy
Maintenance Prioritization of Roads Based on Asset Score
Using GIS and AHP .............................................. 115
B. G. Sreelekshmi, V. S. Sanjay Kumar, and P. Sabu
Seismic Performance of Infilled RC Frames
by Pseudo-Optimization Method ................................... 127
G. Priyusha, C. Shreyasvi, and Katta Venkataramana
Utilization of Sawdust as Sustainable Construction Material .......... 137
Kiran Devi, Nana Lida, Taba Teyi, Puyam Bicker Singh,
Kaushal Sharma, and Neeraj Saini
Assessment of Soil-Pile-Structure Interaction Influencing
Earthquake Response of Building in Layered Soils ................... 147
T. S. Shilpa, Muttana S. Balreddy, and S. V. Dinesh
Municipal Solid Waste Management in Kakkanad by Bin
Allocation Using Arcgis ........................................... 157
S. Divya, Aleena Shyjo, Aleena Sajan Abbas, Akhil K. Ajith,
and Jawahar S. Saud
Comparative Analysis of Bracing Configuration for Retrofitting
of Existing Structures on Hill Slopes ................................ 175
Yaman Hooda and Pradeep K. Goyal
Finite Element Analysis of Steel Beam with Trapezoidal
Corrugated Web ................................................. 183
Niranjan Dilip Patil
Comparative Study on Position of Floating Column for RCC
Multistorey Building Subjected to Seismic Forces .................... 219
Varsha Kakatkar, Nikhil Jambhale, Veerendrakumar C. Khed,
and Shivanand Mendigeri
Deflection Surface Analysis of Thin Plate Structures Using
Regression Technique ............................................. 231
Vishal Singh and M. H. Prashanth
Underwater Strengthening of Tubular Joints of Fixed Offshore
Steel Platform Using Grouted Clamps .............................. 245
Shikha Singh and Nirender Dev
Finite Element Analysis and Parametric Study of Concrete
Beams Under Impact Loading ..................................... 263
Arya Sajith and Shilpa Pal
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Condition Assessment and Restoration of Gas Turbine
Generator Foundation of 1 × 370 MW Combined Cycle Power
Plant ............................................................ 273
Ganapati Waddar
Finite Element Model of Smart Composite Steel Plate Shear
Walls ............................................................ 287
Hadee Mohammed Najm, Saber Kouadri,
and Manahel Shahath Khalaf
Strength Evaluation and Retrofitting of Deteriorated
Corrugated Girder ............................................... 309
Akshaya Jayaprakash, J. Bharati Raj, and Keerthy M. Simon
Experimental Study to Compare the Behaviour of Drilling
Fluids as a Borehole Stabilizer ..................................... 321
Sneha Raju, V. Veena, and Liji Anna Mathew
Influence of DDBD Approach in Seismic Assessment of Vertically
Irregular RC Buildings ........................................... 331
Anurag Sharma, R. K. Tripathi, and Govardhan Bhatt
Study on the Properties of Alccofine-1203 Based Self Compacting
Concrete ......................................................... 341
A. A. Ruksana and S. Sreerath
Value Engineering in Controlling Cost Overrun in Residential
Building Projects ................................................. 353
Riya Ann Varghese, Reshma Kassim, and Sinu Philip Varghese
Wind Load Effect on Square and Helical Buildings .................. 365
Himanshu Tonk, Ajay Pratap, Neelam Rani, and Vinayak Gautam
Modeling Delay Mitigation Strategies and Their Driving
Relationships for Road Projects .................................... 375
Harish L. Reddy and M. S. Nagakumar
Structural Behaviour of Concrete Column Confined with Basalt
Textile Reinforced ECC ........................................... 389
H. S. Athira and Sajitha R. Nair
Seismic Response Prediction of RC Buildings Using Artificial
Neural Network .................................................. 403
U. Abhijit Menon and Deepthy S. Nair
A Simple Negative Stiffness Device for Passive Control
of Structures ..................................................... 415
P. Fasna and A. S. Sajith
