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Department of Civil Engineering Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur

REGIONAL HUB & TECHNICAL CENTRE (UNDER MINISTRY OF HOUSING & URBAN POVERTY ALLEVIATION) IIT KANPUR

Welcome to this meeting on July 21, 2017

Sudhir Misra

Department of Civil Engineering

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur

Kanpur 208016



Dr. Sudhir Misra

Principal Investigator



Kanpur-208016

REGIONAL HUB & TECHNICAL CENTRE(UNDER MINISTRY OF HOUSING & URBAN POVERTY ALLEVIATION)

IIT KANPUR



IIT Kanpur has been involved in this initiative under the Technology

Sub-Mission of the Ministry for the last about just more than a year.

Development of Protocol for testing Emerging Technologies under Research Projects (Project completed)

As a Regional Hub is identified by MoHUPA (On going / starting)

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As per MoHUPA letter no. N-11019/13/2017-HFA V/e-FTS: 3018044 dated 21st March 2017 3



To support state governments in identifying specific solutions considering local conditions

To adopt global best practices, preparation of training manuals

To conduct training programmes for engineers, architects etc.

To test new materials and construction technologies

Objectives of Regional Hub (As per PMAY scheme)

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In the GOI letter, there is a provision for creation of State Level Technical Cells, etc. to ensure that the approach indeed involves as many people as possible with the Regional Hub basically facilitating development and dissemination of technology !!



S.No. Region Institutes States / UTS to be covered

1 East IIT Kharagpur Bihar, Jharkhand, Odhisa and West Bengal

2 North & West

IIT Kanpur Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Gujarat,Goa, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu

3 North IIT Roorkee Chandigarh, Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir and Uttarakhand

4 South IIT Madras Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Karnataka, Lakshadweep, Punducherry, Tamil Nadu and Andaman & Nicobar Island

5 Central IIT Hyderabad Madhya Pradesh, Chattisgarh and Telangana

6 North-East NIT Silchar Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura & Sikkim

Regional Hubs identified by the Ministry




Proposed Plan of Activities for Regional Hub at IIT Kanpur

• Establishment of links with the state academic institutes

• Identification of local issues and challenges

• Solutions to local issues and challenges

• Capacity building of stakeholders

• Work progress report on the solutions

• Organising workshop in states under the hub




Links with the academic institutes in states

Partner with the state Institutes to facilitate

the objectives of Regional Hub.

Support specific needs of technologies and

designs with the help of partner institutes

For the time being, initially, the following

Institutes ihave been approached :-

Uttar Pradesh – MNIT Allahabad

Gujarat – SVNIT Surat

Maharashtra – COEP, Pune

Academic Institutes in other states (Goa,

Daman and Diu, Dadar and Nagara Haveli) will

be identified

MNIT Allahbad

SVNIT Surat

COEP, Pune




Identification of local Issues and challenges

The identification will need to be carried out by

state government and brought to the attention

of IIT Kanpur

As per MoHUPA letter no. N-11019/13/2017-HFA V/e-FTS: 3018044 dated 21st March 20178



Solutions to local issues and challenges

Regional hub will try to identify specific solutions and appropriate

designs considering local conditions and requirements with active

participation from local govenrments and academic institutes

If required, meetings may be scheduled in the with the regulatory and

administrative bodies for mainstreaming and publicizing a proposed

solutions.




Capacity building of stakeholders

Capacity building initiatives like trainings, workshops, study/exposure visits,etc.

to be undertaken for enhancing the capacities of various stakeholders in

implementation of the mission.

Awareness programmes to be conducted to spread the advantages of the

scheme and promote the culture of sharing of information and technology

Research studies, documentations and dissemination of best practices, including

test methods and specifications, to be undertaken by the Regional Hub.




Work Progress Report on the solutions

Regional Hub will work closely with the state authorities to implement solutions

and generate periodical report for larger dissemination.

These progress reports shall be updated in the website of regional hub for easy

accessibility.

As per MoHUPA letter no. N-11019/13/2017-HFA V/e-FTS: 3018044 dated 21st March 201711



Workshops will be organised by the regional hub in different states to

highlight the local issues, their solutions and the activities of the hub.

All the reports and manuals prepared during the period shall be

presented in the workshop.

Organising Workshop in states under the Hub




Activities of Regional Hub

and

Technical cell at IIT Kanpur

As per letter by IIT Kanpur dated 9th May13



Academic partners outside IIT Kanpur:

MNIT Allahabad

SVNIT Surat

COEP, Pune

Academic Institutes in other states are being

identified

OPERATION OF THE CELL AND HUB

‘Project Mode’ under the administrative control of the office of the

Dean, Research and Development, IIT Kanpur

CSMC letter as a guideline

Co-PIs from IIT Kanpur :

Dr. Samit Ray Chaudhuri

Dr. Naveen Tiwari

Dr. K.V. Harish

Dr. Suparno Mukhopadhyay,

Dr. K.K. Bajpai

As per letter by IIT Kanpur dated 9th May



Proposed activities by the Regional Hub this year

Evaluation of Technologies, etc. A request has already been received for this from the BMTPC for evaluation of “Stay in place EPS

based double walled panel system for housing technology w.r.t. parameters related to Green & Sustainability”

Thermal performance evaluation of Rani Laxmi Bai Asha Jyoti Kendra, Kanpur is undertaken as a project by IIT Kanpur

Technology Park Setting up of Technology park at the IIT Kanpur extension centre at NOIDA

Model Research Projects Analytical studies for evaluation of performance of beam-column joints

Parametric studies for evaluation of energy efficiency and thermal comfort of a Prefabricated Housing Unit

Workshop A concluding workshop with the demonstration of the annual activities undertaken by the regional

hub shall be conducted by July 2018.




EVALUATION OF TECHNOLOGIES

Stay in place EPS based double walled

panel system for housing technology

w.r.t. parameters related to Green &

Sustainability




Approval letter for

evaluation of EPS

based technology




Checklist for

evaluation of EPS

based technology




EVALUATION OF TECHNOLOGIES

Thermal performance evaluation of Rani Laxmi Bai Asha Jyoti Kendra

The building is a prefabricated building made up of PUF panels and glass

PUF panels with Glazing installed in the building

Building Façade with openings without shading devices




Model Research ProjectsEnergy efficiency and thermal comfort of a Prefab Housing Unit

Core Team : Naveen Tiwari, Sudhir Misra, K.V. Harish, and K.K. Bajpai

Objectives: Retrofitting existing house for improved energy performance: A

parametric study by varying material /geometry / environmental

conditions etc.

Background: An energy efficiency and thermal comfort evaluation of Light

Gauge Steel (LGS) house has been done using calibrated

simulation. The calibration involved tuning 3d model input

parameters of building energy simulation model using

TRNSYS 17 simulation software, so that the model can

predict outputs of energy demand and temperature close to

actual field conditions. Validating these temperature and

heating energy demand data through model output against

measured data confirmed the accuracy of model in making

future predictions.

Deliverables: Analysis for retrofitting of existing houses for improved energy

performance using parametric study

Comparison of simulated and measured indoor air

temperature

Validation of model through inside surface

temperature




:: Thank you ::

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Dr. Sudhir Misra



Kanpur-208016

WORKSHOP ON PERFORMANCE

EVALUATION OF HOUSING UNITS



Testing is an important part of Quality Control

• Materials

• Components

• Systems

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Illustrative example

1. The railways use factory made prestressed concrete sleepers2. Apart from the specifications for constituent materials, there

are requirements for performance of sleepers themselves

For a scheme like the PMAY, quality has to be broken down into components and sub-components:•Plumbing, Electrical works, Wood work, finishing•Roads, water supply and sewage, waste management

Performance should be key word in judging quality



• Performance should be in ‘measureable’ (quantifiable) terms

• We need to have ‘tests’

• These tests should be carried out under ‘standard’ conditions

• Independently, there need to be criteria for ‘acceptable quality’ at each level (specifications)

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Quality of concrete

• Materials and their choice

• Proportioning of materials

• Mixing of materials

• Delivery of concrete

• Vibration of concrete

• Curing of concrete

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Issues related to testing

• Frequency of sampling• Method of sampling• Specimen size and shape• Testing conditions (loading

rate, machine stiffness, etc.)• Specimen condition at the

time of testing

Of course, development of testing protocols for components and systems is a challenge.



:: Thank you ::

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