Strucon Engineering Consultancy Services

04/07/2020

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03/07/2020

We provides the most cost-effective & unique design solutions for Total client Satisfaction.
We utilizes our experience & awareness of market design trends to encourage effective design and provide guidance & foresight to our clients.
We provide engineering services for Residential & commercial buildings, Industrial structures, Malls, Hotels, Roads & Highways, Temple.
Due to the versatility of our engineering team we are able to offer a wide range of services such as project management, township planning, Infrastructure development, structural & civil engineering, quantity surveying, value engineering, repair & Rehabilitation services.
New Structural Design scope of work
1) Preliminary configurations of the basic components of a structure Based on the Architect's requirement.
2) Finalize Structural layout with Architect and Client.
3) Structural model preparation for structural analysis.
4) Calculation pressures, stresses, and strains that each structural Member will experience due to the application of live load or environmental pressures such as wind or earthquakes
5) Design of structural members for the loading and serviceability point of view.
6) Preparation of structural drawings of various members of the superstructure.
7) Work with geotechnical engineers to investigate ground conditions and analyze results for Design of foundation system
8) An estimate of structural quantity for tender purposes.
9) Site visit during the ex*****on of work.
10) Providing structural stability certificate based on completion certificate provided by all vendors & project management Team/project In charge.

14/06/2020

Today 2nd day of webinar of IIBE Bridge 2020.there are 5 speakers with 6 panelist and hosted by Gopal Rai.
Topics covered
1 speedy construction of bridges by vinay gupta
2 economization of bridge cost with modern concept by atul bone
3 structural health monitoring and evaluation of bridges by professor suriya prakash.
4 some new technology concept and case studies in bridge repairs and retrofitting by Dr s***a rao
5.special expansion joint by er jitendra rathod.
All the above 5 lectures are good only time provided for each speaker was insufficient , so speakers have to squeeze and skip some part of there presentation.
But the content of the subject were very good.
Request Gopal Rai and it's working team to arrange the separate evening lecture of 3 hrs of each of the speakers above on the same subject so that they can cover whole things in there separate lecture.
Thank you for arranging webinar on Bridge 2020 and organizers are requested to share the Pdf of the presentation or the send recording of the two days event.
Thanking you
Ranga Satam.

14/06/2020

Thanks for attending our webinar, “concrete- past –present-future” arranged By ISSE along with UltraTech Cement Ltd. We hope you enjoyed it! You can access the slides attached herewith. Please feel free to pass these along to colleagues who may be interested. If your question wasn't answered during the live event; we plan to get back to you within the next day or two. Alternatively you can mail your questions to Mr Mahesh tendulakar on his email id [email protected]. Thank you all participants

14/06/2020

Structural Engineering -> Big investment, little return.

Have you guys thought about how being an SE is so not worth it financially? You need a masters, but you don't get paid more than B.E. in other civil disciplines. Even an architecture grad going into plumbing automatically makes more than a M.E. civil grad because MEP designers just make more than structural designers. The coursework in M.E. Civil isn't any less rigorous than B.E.. Hell, even a lot of drafters make as much as design engineers, and their work load is lower stress with paid overtime. Also, it is very competitive to get a job at firms like Thornton Tomasetti even though the pay is below average. Job security is also not great; there were mass layoffs the last time the housing crisis hit. Sometimes I wonder why I still stay.... I wish I pulled the trigger and left this exploitative industry before it's too late.

14/06/2020

hi thank you very much