Sreejith K

I’m a Post graduate from NIT-Calicut with specialisation in Offshore structures and currently working as an Assistant Professor in Department of Civil Engineering, Vimal Jyothi Engineering college, Kannur, Kerala. My research interest includes Fatigue failures, Reliability engineering, Fluid-Structure interactions, Risk assessment and Damage detections etc.

Interview Questions for Structural Engineers Part C

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Brittle Cracking of a FRC Beam

Interview Questions for Structural Engineers Part C CivilDigital brings you series of frequently asked and discussed multiple choice and interview questions for the benefit of every civil engineering student or job seeker for Interview & Exam Preparation. This part concentrates on Questions on general interview questions for structural engineers. Interview Questions for Structural Engineers If … Read more

All about Artificial Neural Network (ANN) in Civil engineering

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On site design optimization (Source YouTube.com Wiprovideos)

Artificial Neural Networks Artificial Neural Networks is a system that works similar to a fully developed human brain which is able to store and retrieve data in order to solve complex information and gain knowledge with experience. It includes a symbolic method of intelligent calculations along with data processing with the help of soft-computing. As … Read more

Biofuel & Plastic Waste Management | Production of Bio-Fuel | PPT

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Synthetic bio fuel produced in Laboratory

Importance of Plastic Waste Management Plastic is one of the most successful manufacturing materials in post-world war era. It’s due to its high specific-strength, toughness, chemical inertness and cost-effectiveness. On the other hand, global production of plastic material has increased more than 200-fold from 1950 to 2020. Today over 100 million tonnes of plastic is … Read more

Overview of Offshore Structures in Civil Engineering | Classifications, Examples

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Fig-3. Semi-submersible offshore structures

Offshore Structures Structures which are designed and build in deep waters are known as offshore structures. Hence, these structures are much different form conventional buildings which are constructed in land mass. They are exposed to harsh environmental loads such as wave loads, current loads, ice loads along with other significant forces such as earthquake and … Read more