Project Ishan
Project Ishan
Project Ishan
Pre-construction issues:
•Delay in land acquisition
•Resettlement of project affected persons
•Tree cutting
•Shifting of utilities
Aim
The aim of the study is to control the cost of construction without affecting the
quality by using new techniques and innovations.
Objective
Complete the project in the specified time horizon and allocated cost.
Delays in road construction projects for various reasons are a big problem for construction
professionals. The inability to complete projects on time and on a budget is a persistent problem
worldwide.
Objective
Complete the project in the specified time horizon and allocated cost.
Research papers
1. IRC:SP:20-2002. “Rural Roads Manual”, Indian Roads Congress.
2. Dr Satish Chandra, Shiv Kumar & Rajesh Kumar Anand, “Soil Stabilization with Rice HuskAsh and line
Sludge”, India Highways, Indian Roads Congress, vol33 No. 5, May 2005, pp.87-98.
3. Raju, G.V.R.P., Chandrasekhar B. P., Kumar R.R.P. and Mariyanna G. “StrengthCharacteristics of
Expansive Soils Stabilized with Lime and Rice Husk Ash”, Proceeding of theNational Seminar on Road
Transportation; Issues & Strategies, Patiala, India (1998), pp-20-29.
4. Report on “Demonstration Project for Aggregate-Free Pavement Technology using Fujibetonfor Rural
Road Construction”, NCCBM, New Delhi, India.
5. Gianni A.K. Modi, A.J., “Bio Enzymatic Soil Stabilizers fro Construction of Rural Roads”,International
Seminar on Sustainable Development in Road Transport, New Delhi-India 8-10November 2001.
6. Teiborland L. Rynathiang, M. Mazumdar and B.B. Pandey, IIT Kharagpur, “StructuralBehaviour of Cast
n Situ Concrete Block Pavement”, Journal of Transportation Engineering,vol.131, Issue 9, pp.662-668
(September 2005).