A single place to keep structural, geotechnical and transportation notes — built with small interactive tools and real reference data instead of static PDFs, so the concepts are easier to actually check.
Beam and frame analysis, shear force / bending moment diagrams, deflection, influence lines, IS 800 & ACI 318 clause references.
Soil classification, bearing capacity, consolidation settlement, slope stability, foundation design checks.
Pavement design (flexible & rigid), geometric design of highways, traffic flow fundamentals, intersection design.
Water treatment unit processes, wastewater design flows, air quality basics, solid waste management.
CPM/PERT scheduling, estimation and costing, quality control, project delivery methods.
Leveling, traversing, total station and GPS basics, contouring, area and volume computation.
| Section | Depth × Width | Weight | Ixx | Zxx | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ISMB 400 | 400 × 140 mm | 61.6 kg/m | 20,458.4 cm⁴ | 1,022.9 cm³ | Primary beams, lintels, columns |
| ISHB 400 | 400 × 250 mm | 77.4 kg/m | 34,882.2 cm⁴ | 1,744.1 cm³ | Columns, heavy-duty wide-flange work |
| ISLB 400 | 400 × 165 mm | 50.4 kg/m | 21,934.6 cm⁴ | 1,096.7 cm³ | Secondary beams, lintels |
| ISMC 400 | 400 × 100 mm | 49.4 kg/m | 20,458.4 cm⁴ | 1,022.9 cm³ | Purlins, bracing, staircase stringers |
Prof. Ravindra Gettu & Prof. Koshy Varghese — a good first course before specialising into any one sheet above.
Prof. D. N. Singh — pairs with the G-201 sheet: foundations, bearing capacity, slope stability.
Prof. Rajat Rastogi — direct companion to the T-301 transportation sheet.
Prof. B. Bhattacharjee — mix design and material behaviour underlying most of the structural sheet.
Prof. Devesh Punera — a step up once the S-101 sheet's basics feel solid.
Prof. Manu Santhanam — useful once basic concrete technology is familiar.
Searchable clause references from IS 456, IS 800, IS 1893, so you're not digging through PDFs mid-problem.
Tagged by subject and year, with worked solutions attached rather than answer keys alone.
Simple sketches of standard details — footing, beam-column joint, staircase — for quick revision before exams.
Concrete mix design, earthwork cut/fill volumes, column slenderness checks — same interactive format as the beam lab.
Photos and notes from any site visits or internships, organised by what was learned rather than just dated entries.
Terms that took a while to click, explained in your own words — often the most useful page to come back to.