Department of Civil Engineering has arranged a site visit to Sukhobristi, Rajarhat with our Diploma Civil 2nd year students under construction by M/s Simplex Infrastructure Limited on 9th September 2019. It is the largest mass housing project in the country developed by Bengal Shapoorji Housing Development Pvt. Ltd. - a group company of Shapoorji Pallonji and Company Private Limited, one of the biggest names in the construction and real estate industry in the country today. It is the project initiated by West Bengal Housing Infrastructure Development Company Ltd. (WBHIDCO) - a Government owned company, set up for the state infrastructure development with a focus on New Town, Kolkata. Developed on 150 acres of land, the township Shukhobrishti, aims to provide affordable homes with facilities usually associated with high-end residential complexes.There are 20,000 apartments built exclusively for low and middle income group of the society. Shukhobrishti has set a new benchmark in terms of quality and design for the affordable housing segment.

The Department of Civil Engineering of Dr.Sudhir Chandra Sur Degree Engineering College arranged a plant visit for the B.Tech 3rd yr students on Monday,19th & 20th August 2019 to Jain Hind Jal Prokolpa (A water treatment plant with 30 MG/Day capacity), the 3rd largest water treatment plant in Kolkata .

During the course of the visit the students were explained about the treatment process starting from the Primary sedimentation tank followed by motorized primary basin, Coagulation cum Flocculation units, Filter units , Pump Houses where from by pumping the clear water it is discharged to outlets. Students gained a practical knowledge about the operation of individual units in the water treatment plant.

Department of Civil Engineering has conducted a site visit with the 2nd year students on Friday 01.03.19 at Rare Earth Project (93, Narkeldanga Main Road , Kolk-54), A Project of G+35 storied with double basement 12 lacs square feet high rise building project under PRASAD GROUP constructed by the contractor M/s Simplex Limited and M/s ACC limited.

The high rise building project with latest technology i.e RCC Shear wall with aluminium shuttering without brickwork with all amenities including swimming pool updated practical experience to all the 2nd yr students of Civil Engineering.

Project Manager Mr Debojyoti Roy and his team at project site guided our students. Everyone was happy by the courtesy and hospitality shown during visit.

Students were very happy to correlate the practical and theoretical aspects of the subject.

On 17th January 2019 BTech Civil 3rd yr students have visited a sewage treatment plant (24 MLD Capacity) at Rajarhat ( A project of public heath department under HIDCO)..

Students were first shown a video of a typical plant operation, total layout of the units and processes and then were sent to site for practically showing them each and every unit and operation. In this plant wastewater treatment is done with sequence batch reactor where biological treatment is occured. Students were shown in detail how sewage comes in the intake, screening , grit chamber, sequence batch reactor and finally to chlorine dosage tank.

Students were explained the operation of the treatment process of wastewater . They gained a practical experience and knowledge from this plant visit.

Civil Engineering Department has organized a site visit program on 08 th April’19 with our civil engineering 2nd yr diploma students in a site of 3 Million Sq.ft high rise residential project (SOUTHERN HEIGHTS near IIM Zoka) .

The purpose of the site visit is to give awareness to the students regarding latest technology practised in high rise building like Aluminium Shuttering, Continuous RCC wall instead of brick wall, batching plant operation, quality control test of materials at site and mandatory safety norms applicable at site etc.

Students were told about the latest technology followed in high rise building construction by senior site personnel at site.Students gained practical experience on the latest building materials used at site and sequential construction procedures followed maintaining quality at site.

Department of Civil Engineering has conducted a plant visit today (02 nd April'2019) with Diploma Civil Final Yr students at Jai Hind Water Treatment plant near Dhapa, bypass. The plant with 30 million gallon capacity will suffice the need of arsenic free, treated, filtered drinking water of a large number of people living in the areas surrounding E M Bypass including Mathpukur, Kasba, Kalikapur, Mukundapur, Anandapur, Patuli and other areas of KMC.

Students have gained practical experience about different operation and processes of treatment units of this water treatment plant which they are presently studying in Environmental Engineering Subject in this current 6^th semester.

An effective interaction session was also held between students and KMC personnel for better understanding of the domain subject.