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TANCET 2013 SYLLABUS FOR ME/M.TECH

Tancet 2013 Syllabus for ME Civil Engineering - TANCET 2013-2014
Tancet 2013 Syllabus for ME Geo Informatiocs - TANCET 2013-2014
Tancet 2013 Syllabus for civil - TANCET 2013-2014

M.E./ M.Tech./ M.Arch./ M.Plan                       TIME DURATION-2 Hours  

The question paper will have three parts.

Part-I and Part-II are compulsory and under Part-III the candidates

have to choose any one section out of 14 based on his/her

specialisation.    

PART 1 ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS (Common to all Candidates) CLICK HERE
PART 2 BASIC ENGINEERING & SCIENCES (Common to all Candidates) 

To Download BASIC ENGINEERING & SCIENCES Syllabus CLICK HERE

PART 3  CIVIL ENGINEERING & GEO INFORMATICS 

i)  Structural Engineering : Mechanics: Stress-Strain Relationships – Principal stresses and Principal strain in two dimension and three  dimension. Composite Bars – Composite Beams – Elastic Constants. 

Beams and Bending – Shear Force and Bending Moment Diagrams – Flexural and Shear Stresses. Slope and Deflection of Beams. Thin and Thick Cylinders. Torsion. Theories of Failure – Unsymmetrical Bending – Curved Beams – Theories of Columns. Combined Direct and Bending Stresses. 

Structural Analysis: Static and Kinematic Indeterminancy – Energy Principles – Deflection of pin jointed plane frames – rigid frames. Classical Method of Analysis of indeterminate structures (Slope deflection and Moment Distribution) – Matrix Method. Arches and Suspension Bridges – Influence Line for Determinate and Indeterminate Structures. Plastic Analysis of Structures. 

Building Materials: Cement - Concrete – properties of ingredients- Mix Design-  Quality Control- Special Concrete – Concreting Methods- Brick – Brick Masonry – Stone – Timber – Steel. 

Concrete Structures: Design Methods – Limit State  Design for beams, slabs, columns and footings – retaining walls – Water Tanks. Prestressed Concrete – Principles  – Methods – Losses – Deflection – Design. 

Steel Structures: Steel Sections – Connections – Design of Tension and Compression Members – Beams, Column Bases – Plate Girders and Trusses. 

ii) Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering : Soil Mechanics: Nature of soil – phase relationships – Soil classification; Soil water – static pressure –  effective stress principle; permeability – seepage; Stress distribution in soil – Consolidation (Terzaghi’s one dimension consolidation theory);  Compaction shear strength of soil – Mohr – Coulomb theory – determination of shear strength by different methods; 

Slope stability analysis – protection measures. 

Foundation Engineering: Site investigation – scope and objectives – drilling techniques – depth and spacing of boreholes – sampling Techniques – penetration tests (SPT and SCPT) – plate load test – selection of foundation; Foundation types – shallow foundation – bearing capacity (Terzaghis Theory and BIS formula) – allowable bearing pressure – bearing capacity from field tests – settlement of foundation – allowable settlement – Codal provisions; Design of foundations – Isolated, combined and raft foundation; 

Pile foundations – static and dynamic pile driving formulae (Engineering News and Hiley method) – Pile groups – capacity and settlement – Codal provisions – pile load test – negative friction on piles; Earth pressure theories  – Earth pressure on retaining walls – stability analysis of retaining wall. 

iii) Transportation Engineering :  Highway Planning: Road Classification, Geometric Design of Highways, Construction of Earth, WBM, Bituminous  and concrete roads, Design of flexible and rigid pavements. Drainage of roads, maintenance of roads. 

Railways, Airways, Docks and Harbour Planning: Railway alignment, components of permanent way, geometric design  Airport planning, components of airport, site selection, planning for terminal building, runways. Harbour planning, components of harbour, inland water transport. 

Traffic Engineering: Traffic characteristics, Traffic surveys, Traffic Signals, Road markings and signs. 

iv)  Water Resources Engineering : Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics: Properties of fluids. Fluid statics and relative equilibrium. Basic concepts of fluid flow - kinematics and dynamics. Concept of system and control volume application to continuity, momentum and energy equations. Dimensional analysis and model studies. Laminar and turbulent flow through pipes. Boundary layers. Steady uniform and gradually 

varied flow in open channels. Rapidly varied flows. Turbines and pumps and positive displacement pumps. 

Hydrology and Ground Water: Hydrometeorology. Hydrologic cycle. Precipitation and its measurements. 

Abstractions. Runoff estimation. Hydrograph analysis. Unit Hydrograph. Hydrologic extremes floods and droughts. Rainwater harvesting. Properties of aquifer. Groundwater development. GEC norms. Well hydraulics. Steady and unsteady flows. Ground water quality. 

Irrigation Engineering: Irrigation system. National water policy. Components of irrigation network. Design of lined and unlined channels. Waterways, head works, gravity dams and spillways. Design of weirs on permeable foundation. Soil water relations. Crop water requirements. Irrigation scheduling and methods. 

Duty, delta and base period. Irrigation water quality. Irrigation water management. Participatory approach. 

v) Environmental Engineering :  Water and Waste water Engineering: Water requirements; water demand, quality standards; Development of water supply source, conveyance system; basic unit processes and operations for water treatment; water distribution; sewage characteristics; sewage treatment, primary and secondary treatment of sewage, sludge disposal, sewage disposal. 

Air Pollution and Control: Types of pollutants, their sources and impacts, air pollution meteorology, air pollution control, air quality standards and limits. 

Noise Pollution and Control: Impacts of noise, permissible limits of noise pollution, measurement of noise and control of noise pollution. 

vi) Surveying And Remote Sensing  :  Surveying: Chain survey-traversing-plotting: compassesbearings -plane table-leveling-bench marks-temporary and permanent adjustments-reduction: contouring and volumes-theodolites - Gale’s  table-lay out - setting out works-curve ranging-mine surveyingtecheometric survey-triangulation-base line-corrections-trigonometric leveling - errors and sourcesclassification of errors-equation-level nets-astronomical survey-practical astronomy-hotogrammetryEDM-hydrographic survey-river. 

Electronic survey- infrared EDM-microwave system-modern positioning systems - trilateration. 

Remote Sensing: Satellite system- EMR interaction  with each feature, spectral signature - image characters -interpretation keys- Image enhancement, filters, classification.-accuracy assessment-thematic maps. 

GIS and Cartography: Cartography-map projection-map design-map compilation-generalisation-map production- software and hardware GIS-data types-data base types-raster  and vector-topology-data input-data analysis-DEM and TIN-data output-applications.