Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Civil Engineering for Sustainable Development (ICCESD 2024)

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Peer-Review Statements

Md. Rokonuzzaman, Md. Shahjahan Ali, Zahid Hossain, Mahmudul Hasan Mizan
All of the articles in this proceedings volume have been presented at the 7th International Conference on Civil Engineering for Sustainable Development during February 7-9, 2024 in Khulna, Bangladesh. These articles have been peer reviewed by the members of the technical committee and approved by the...
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Strategic Formulation of Ultra-High Performance Concrete Emphasizing Compressive Strength Analysis and Sustainability Evaluation

Shuvo Dip Datta, Md. Abdullah Al Meyad, Fahim Azmal Bin Hoque, Md. Fazle Hasan Anik, D. M. Farhan Sadik Shafi, Md. Shahriar Abdullah
The rapid use of Ultra-High Performance Concrete (UHPC) has an aggressive environmental impact. Although UHPC has great performance in strength and durability, it has some limitations in achieving sustainability. The exploration of materials that balance environmental, economic, and social factors becomes...
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Optimizing pH Prediction in Water Treatment Plant Through A Hybrid PSO-SVM Approach With Empirical Mode Decomposition

Shuvendu Pal Shuvo, Nasrin Sultana, M. Mubtasim Fuad Dip, Shirshendu Pal Shibazee, Sanjukta Sarker
The precise prediction of the outlet ph level of water treatment plants (wtps) is a prerequisite for chemical optimization and process efficiency. It also allows treatment process modifications, protects equipment, and ensures water quality.the main objective of this research is to enhance the accuracy...
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The Transportation Mode Choice and Carrier Selection Behavior of Rajshahi City Dwellers in Bangladesh

Md. Mohayminul Islam, Tajwar Taskin, Arindam Sutradhar Omi, Md. Tanvir Bin Ahasan, Shanon Goshami
One of the most crucial steps in the planning process for transportation is mode selection, which directly affects the way decisions are made. Like the majority of other developing nations, Bangladesh lacks accurate level-of-service statistics for the full range of motorized and nonmotorized modes utilized...
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Classification of Recyclable Plastic Waste by Near-Infrared Spectrometer

Md. Emran Hossain Emon, Quazi Hamidul Bari, Jobaer Ahmed Saju, Md. Rafizul Islam, Abhishek Sarkar
This study addresses the pressing issue of plastic waste management in Khulna City, Bangladesh, highlighting its direct impact on health and the environment. The conventional methods of sorting plastic waste in the existing Recycling Shops (RSs) in Khulna City are time-consuming and rely on visual inspection....
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Assessing the Hydro-Morphological Change Due to the Confliction of Old Brahmaputra and Dasani rivers

Abdullah Al Imran, Md. Jahir Uddin
The old Brahmaputra, Dasani, Jinjiram, Alaikhal, and some other distributary channels of Jamuna flow through Jamalpur. Old Brahmaputra and Dasani rivers are hydro-morphologically dynamic, erodible, and meandering. There is a precedent of two rivers meeting in the Jamalpur district. In 2009 near Sherpur...
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Assessment of Traffic Induced Noise in Dhaka Using an Artificial Neural Network Approach

Syeda Aniqa Anjum, Musbiha Rahman Meehan, A. B. M. Badruzzaman
In Dhaka, urbanization is growing at a rapid rate which has brought about an increase in road traffic, resulting in a significant rise in noise pollution levels. This study aims to assess the relationship among various vehicle types and the noise generated by these vehicles. Study locations were set...
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Development of a Simple Treatment System for Microplastic Pollution in Water Environment

Shishir Kairy, Khondoker Mahbub Hassan, Ahmed Shakik
Microplastics are small-sized and microscopic plastic materials produced by both commercial product development and the breakdown of bigger polymers. Microplastics can be hazardous to the environment and animal health as a contaminant. For the first time, scientists discovered microplastic contamination...
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Effect of Induced Lateral Displacement on Vertically Loaded Large Piled-Raft Response in Sandy Soil

Banchiva K. Marak, Baleshwar Singh
The lateral displacement can also be induced in the piled-raft foundations (PRFs) for onshore structures in addition to vertical load on account of the excavations carried out very close to the existing PRFs. In the present study, three-dimensional numerical analyses are performed on vertically loaded...
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Analyzing Dredging Quantities for Sustainable Waterway Management: A Case Study of MAWA to ARICHA Route

Farha Binte Firoz, Md. Shihab Sumon, Goutam Kumar Saha
Bangladesh’s vital water transportation routes, like the MAWA to ARICHA corridor spanning 70.50 kilometers, are essential for the nation’s economic well-being. However, the deposition of sediment every year along this route poses a significant challenge for navigability. This study aims to analyze sedimentation...
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Seasonal and Meteorological Influences on the Concentration of PM2.5 at CAMS-3 in Dhaka City using Decadal Data

Md Shoaib Chowdhury, Chowdhury A. Hossain
Researchers have studied meteorological influences on PM2.5 concentration in Dhaka City with limited data and there is a need for further study. This study analyzes time series data (i.e., decadal data: 2013-2022) encompassing the most recent years to better understand long term state of PM2.5 concentration...
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Assessment of the Perception of Commuters’ Towards Service Quality of Mass Rapid Transit in Dhaka City, Bangladesh

Siam Junaed, Nazmus Sakib, Tofayel Ahmed Tapu, Razesh Kanti Sarkar
Dhaka Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system is the first-ever rapid transit system in Bangladesh, implemented with the aim of mitigating the acute traffic congestion in Dhaka City by providing a dependable transportation alternative to personal automobiles. In order to assess the performance and service quality...
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Valorization Of Organic Waste into Bioplastic: A Prospect Analysis for Bangladesh

Rabeya Sultana, Md. Musfike Meraz, Md. Riad Hossain
Organic waste valorization offers a promising pathway for the creation of value-added products like bioplastics, while simultaneously mitigating the financial burdens associated with waste management. This study thoroughly examines the prospect of the production of bio-plastics from organic waste and...
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Optimization of High Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement in Asphalt Wearing Course using Crumb Rubber and Waste Engine Oil

Md Zahid Hossain Khan, Suhana Koting, Mohd Rasdan Ibrahim, Herda Yati Binti Katman, Ali Mohammed Babalghaith, Obada Asqool
The present study aimed to investigate the properties of reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) mixes to determine their suitability for preparing conventional hot mix asphalt (HMA) for wearing courses. To effectively recover the properties of the aged binder, the RAP was combined with two waste materials...
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The Role of Granular Materials on The Strength of Granular Piles for Soft Ground Improvement

M. S. Hossain, M. Shahiduzzaman, P. C. Ghosh
Granular piles, which consist of granular materials, are widely used as a soil improvement technique for increasing the bearing capacity of soft soil and reducing the settlement. In this study laboratory tests were conducted to find out the effectiveness of granular materials and the granular piles constructed...
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Assessing the effect of various categories of filler of high content on Hot Mix Asphalt

Saifa Summin Upoma, Mohei Menul Islam, Quazi Sazzad Hossain
Fillers strengthen cohesiveness and fill void in the mixture of asphalt, which affects engineering properties of this mixture. Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC), lime and stone dust are generally used in the asphalt mixture as fillers. The influence of different fillers of various contents on volumetric...
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Investigating the Compatibility of Existing Sanitation Services with Sustainable Development Goal Using GIS and SFD Graphic: A Case Study on Sylhet City Corporation

M. A. Hoque, M. A. Hasan, B. K. Banik, M. I. Kabir
The government of Bangladesh has developed a National Action Plan for the implementation of the Institutional and Regulatory Framework for Fecal Sludge Management (FSM), with an emphasis on meeting the requirements of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6.2 by 2030. However, establishing safely managed...
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Cradle-to-Gate Life Cycle Assessment of Jute and Plastic in Bangladesh

Md Kamrul Hasan, Khondoker Mahbub Hassan, T. T. Jarin, Md Rahatul Islam, Debanjon Shome
Nowadays, with increasing concerns over environmental sustainability and resource management, evaluating the environmental impacts of two prominent materials, plastic and jute from their inception to production (Cradle to Gate) becomes crucial. Recent worldwide discussions on sustainable development...
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Assessment of Water Quality Index (WQI) in Different Locations of Bangladesh using Groundwater Quality Parameters

Farzana Akter Eti, Eimtiaz Ibne Easin, Maisha Maliyat Aronna
In Bangladesh, groundwater is the main source of potable, industrial, and irrigational water supply. Due to its heavy dependence, an excessive groundwater table drawdown and deterioration in groundwater quality is noticeable. The groundwater from ten cities in Bangladesh (Gazipur, Kishoreganj, Rajshahi,...
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Transforming the Existing Households as a Disaster Safehold through Cost-Efficient Architectural Execution Techniques: A Case Study of Assasuni, Shatkhira

Fatama Siddique, Sheikh M. D. Ali Reza, Shoubhik Kumar Dey, S. M. Zahed Sarwar
Due to its geographic location and rapid climate change, Bangladesh has witnessed natural disasters such as floods, cyclones, flash floods, tidal surges, and waterlogging. Natural disasters disturb the lives of those who reside in coastal areas every year as their houses are severely damaged. This devastation...
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Ground Subsurface Characterization Using Electrical Resistivity and Cone Resistance Value in Geotechnical Investigation

Nurhasanah, Achmad Bakri Muhiddin, Abdul Rachman Djamaluddin, Muhammad Niswar
Detecting subsurface geological structures and features is crucial in geotechnical design to prevent potential hazards in the future. To achieve fast and precise interpretation, efficient testing is required in geotechnical engineering. This study aims to evaluate soil characteristics utilizing electrical...
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Disaster Impact on Supply Chain Management of Agricultural Products in Dacope, Khulna

Rabeya Sharmin, Mahmudul Hasan, Swarna Bintay Kadir, Md. Julfikar Hossain, Jubayer Hasan Jadid
Bangladesh’s southwest coastal zone is prone to several natural disasters due to global climate changes, its low elevation, and its geographical position. This study was conducted to analyze the effects of natural disasters on the supply chain management of agricultural products and to identify the existing...
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Investigation of Road Accident Scenario in Chattogram City

S. N. Nilu, K. D. Dip, M. H. Masum
Road traffic accidents are a global concern that is on the rise due to rapid urbanization and population growth, especially in a developing country like Bangladesh. Chattogram is one of the largest cities in Bangladesh, where a growing number of deaths and injuries are apparent. The study aims to investigate...
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Bim in Bangladesh’s Education System and Construction Industry: Adaptability And Benefits in A Developing Country Context

Abdullah Al Shanto, Asif Faisal Ananta, Miskat Rahman, Kazi Abu Manjur
Since Building information modeling (BIM) was introduced in the global Architecture, Engineering, Construction and Operation (AECO) industry, especially in a large number of developed countries it has transformed their construction sector by offering cost-effectiveness, increased project productivity,...
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A Study on the Strength Properties of Concrete Using Coconut Shell as Partial Replacement of Coarse Aggregate

Foysal Ahmed, Pavel Ahmed, Riyaf Ahmed, Muhammad Rafiul Mahdi, Md. Saiful Islam
This study investigates the strength properties of concrete that uses coconut shell as a partial replacement of coarse aggregate. Coconut shells are agricultural waste products that are readily available in tropical regions. By burning coconut shells, toxic gases such as methane and carbon-di-oxide are...
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Partial Replacement of Cement with Paint Sludge in Concrete Block & its Environmental Impacts

Redowan Hossain, Hridoy Saha Mrinmoy, Kandila Arsh, Asiful Hoque, Md. Mehedi Hassan Masum
Industrial waste may have a severe negative impact on the environment and it releases toxic components that endanger human health and ecosystems, cause major pollution, and upset sensible ecological balances. The use of industrial waste materials in concrete production has gained significant attention...