CONSTRUCION OF SHOPPING

COMPLEX

IMPLANT TRAINING REPORT

Submitted by

SANDHYA. A (Reg. No.)

in partial fulfillment for the award of the degree

of

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

in

CIVIL ENGINEERING

HINDUSTHAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND

TECHNOLOGY
Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, Accredited with ‘A’ Grade by NAAC
An Autonomous Institution, Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai
COIMBATORE 641 032

DECEMBER 2020
 Hindusthan College of Engineering and Technology
Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, Accredited with ‘A’ Grade by NAAC
(An Autonomous Institution, Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai)

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

BONAFIDE CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the Implant training report entitled “TITLE OF

IMPT” Submitted by <STUDENT NAME (REG NO.)> to Hindusthan

College of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore in the partial fulfilment

of the requirement of award of the degree of B.E. in Civil Engineering is a

bonafide record of Implant training. The training fulfils the requirements as

per the regulations of this Institute and meets the necessary standards for

submission.

Place: Coimbatore
Date:
Implant Training In-charge Head of the Department
Register Number: _________________________
Submitted for the Implant Training Viva Voce Examination conducted on
………..................

Internal Examiner External Examiner

 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We thank the almighty God for giving us the strength and determination to
motivate ourselves to complete implant training.

We are greatly bound to our founder Chairman

Thiru.T.S.R.Khannaiyann, Secretary and correspondent Tmt.S.R.
Sarasuwathy khannaiyann for having provided us with ample facilities to fulfil
this task.

We place on record, our deep sense of gratitude to our respected Principal,

Dr.K. Karunakaran, M.Tech, Ph.D., for his encouragement and motivation.

We are thankful to our adorable Professor and Head of the Department of

Civil Engineering, Dr.K.Akil, M.E.,Ph.D., and we acknowledge with pleasure
the constant encouragement, moral support and for her enduring guidance with
full-fledged support at all stages of this implant training.

We manifest our deep sense gratitude and heartfelt thanks to our Implant
training Coordinator, Mr. R. PARTHASARATHI, M.E., Assistant Professor of
Civil Engineering for his valuable guidance, comments and suggestions during
the implant training.
INSTITUTION LETTER
INDUSTRY ACCEPTANCE LETTER (Optional)

CERTIFICATE FROM INDUSTRY

 ABSTRACT

This project presents an experimental study where angle steel was used as
reinforcement in structure concrete members like Slab element. In this
project tests were done to compare the structural response of members made
with angle steel and conventional round bar as reinforcement. Angle
sectioned slab element is having smaller cross -sectional area and equality
yield strength. Then that of usual steel reinforcement bar and angle steel
section was used to prepare the structural specimens in this project. It was
found that the load carrying capacity of angle steel reinforced concrete slab
element were found cyclic loading test in the loading frame with the ultimate
load of 66.7 KN and 5.7 mm of deflection. And Normal steel reinforced
concrete slab that load carrying capacity of 77.7 KN and the deflection of
4.4 mm. In this thesis report which include of the combinations of load
carrying capacity and deflections of the angle steel reinforced concrete slab
and normal conventional reinforced concrete slab.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT i

INSTITUTION LETTER ii

INDUSTRY ACCEPTANCE LETTER iii

CERTIFICATE FROM INDUSTRY iv

ABSTRACT v

LIST OF TABLES vi

LIST OF FIGURES vii

LIST OF SYMBOLS vii

INTRODUCTION
1.
1.1 Profile of the Industry
1.2 About the ongoing Project

2. TRAINING DETAILS
2.1 Day to Day Activities

3. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION

 CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION

1.1 PROFILE OF THE INDUSTRY

The company’s name is G.K.ENGINEER & BUILDERS,

it is a small office and an engineer name P.GOVINDARAJ is having his office
in Pennagaram main road, Paupparapatti in Dharmapuri district Tamilnadu. He
also completed two conventional hall project.
1.2 ABOUT THE ONGOING PROJECT

Welcome to a home that mirrors your unrivalled desire for

style and your insistence on substance. Sree Daksha’s Atulaniya located just opp
Karuppurayan Kovil, Vadavalli, Coimbatore. A community of 56 high rise
apartments spread over in an acre with commercial space in the facade view.
Offering a range of sizes like 1342 sqft to 1719 sqft of 2 and 3 bedroom
configurations to suit both your needs and your budgets. Incomparable planned
homes that blend with your lifestyle and provide for maximum natural light and
ventilation. With a clubhouse that offers ample avenues to make your leisure hours
well spent, including Mini theatre, Gym, Children Play area and Garden.
Gigantically located on the Maruthamalai Highways to be easily accessible via
arterial roads and with necessary social conveniences close at hand. Scroll the page
and discover more about a home that blends style with substance..
 Fig 2.2.1 Ongoing Project Layout

Fig 2.2.1 Ongoing Project Elevation

SPECIFICATION OF ONGOING PROJECT

 Area of the ground floor is 15000 square feet.

 Area of the first floor is 15000 square feet.
 Number of door is 6.
 Number of window is 12.
 Number of ventilators is 4.
 Number of columns is 14.
 Number of beam is 6.
 Thickness of slab is 6 inches.
 CHAPTER 2

TRAINING DETAILS

FITTING THE BOXES

There are 14 columns ready for concrete filling, three mason came and they
started fitting the boxes (7boxes). Then they placing the boxes in the correctly using
the plumbob and they keep supports to hold them. They started mixing concrete with
m-sand and they pour into the boxes.
The concrete grade used here is M25 and the proportion is 1:1:2.

Fig 2.1 Fitting the boxes

The next day they started doing the same for the other 7 columns and this took
a day to complete and the next two days were for removing the boxes and curing
process with the jute bags.
BELT CONCRETE WORK

The mason then started to build the belt concrete, the field was slightly ups
and downs so they use the reference for the belt concrete was obtained from the
opposite veterinary hospital and they laid the concrete. They started to construct the
layer above the belt concrete.

Fig 2.2 Building side wall

STONE WORK

Then they started to connect the pillars by using the black stone (karung kal).
Due to insufficient stones and workers this took up two days to complete.

Fig 2.3 Connecting the columns

REINFORCEMENT WORK
The bar bending workers came that day and they started to build the beam
above the level that they already completed. They keep the rods and they tie using
the binding wire this done in one day.

The rod using here is 16mm rod and the stirrups spacing is 7inches.
 Fig 2.4 Reinforcement ready for concrete
Then the next day the centering workers came and they started the work by
fixing the plates beside the both sides of the reinforcement for the beam.

Fig 2.5 Centering work

CONCRETE WORK

Then they started the day with mixing of concrete and pouring of concrete in
the reinforced places and it took one day with less workers. Then the next day only
removing the plates and curing process was done. And the next day the plates are
totally removed and soil is filled in that place.

Fig 2.6 Sand filling

BRICK WORK

Then they started the day with building the walls on the sides above that. The
workers constructed by English bond method.

Fig 2.7 Building side wall

Add more images with your face Add Plastering
images
Add Roof Slab and Beam Concrete work Add Elevation work
Etc….
All the images with introduction as per previous format.
 CHAPTER 3

3. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION

It gave me lots of benefit and positive changes that enable me to enter the
working environment. Through this training I was able to gain new insights and more
comprehensive understanding about the real industry working condition and
practice.

The training has provided me the opportunities to develop and improve my

soft and functional skills.

In this training I studied about planning and execution. All of this valuable
experience knowledge that I have gained were not only acquired through the direct
involvement in task given but also through other aspect of the training such as
work observation, interaction with the staffs and local people
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