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    Krishan Lal completed a 30-day industrial training report as part of their Civil Engineering diploma program. The training took place at a construction site in Sonipat, where they learned about concrete mixing and placement, rebar bending, formwork installation, and footings. They observed various construction equipment like concrete mixers and gained hands-on experience executing jobs. The training helped develop their practical skills and understanding of the construction process.

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    Krishan Lal completed a 30-day industrial training report as part of their Civil Engineering diploma program. The training took place at a construction site in Sonipat, where they learned about concrete mixing and placement, rebar bending, formwork installation, and footings. They observed various construction equipment like concrete mixers and gained hands-on experience executing jobs. The training helped develop their practical skills and understanding of the construction process.

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    INDUSTRIAL TRAINING REPORT

    An Industrial Training Report submitted in partial fulfillment of the


    requirement for the award of the degree of

    DIPLOMA
    in
    CIVIL ENGINEERING
    Submitted by

    Krishan Lal(201920700505)

    DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

    GEETA ENGINEERING COLLEGE


    PANIPAT, DELHI NCR

    MONTH, 2022
    DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
    GEETA ENGINEERING COLLEGE
    PANIPAT, DELHI NCR
    This is to certify that the INDUSTRIAL
    TRAINING is a record of the bonafide report done by
    Krishan Lal(201920700505) submitted in partial
    fulfillment of the requirements for the award of the
    Diploma in CIVIL ENGINEERING of Geeta
    Engineering College, during the academic year
    2022-‘23.
    FEBA S. THOMAS DR. AMIT GUPTA

    Assistant Professor Dean,School of


    Staff in charge. Engineering GEC
    CONTENTS

    S. No. Content Page No.


    1. Aim 5
    2. Introduction 6
    3. Details of Industrial Training 7
    4. Conclusion 12
    1. AIM

    Industrial training is an integral part of Engineering


    and acknowledgment of technological upgradation.
    The purpose of industrial visit for students is to
    provide technical knowledge with the technological
    development in the industry and to understand the gap
    between the theoretical and practical knowledge that
    could be passed in future. This experience can help
    students to provided information regarding functioning
    of various industries and associated problems and
    limitations. Interfacing with the industry also
    provides a chance to build networks and done their
    communication skills. Moreover, the participating
    organizations also gain by getting refined students from
    the respective institute which could also help in
    improving their economy.
    2. INTRODUCTION

    As part of the curriculum we have undergone a training


    of 30 days in Sonipat

    The aesthetically designed of engineering college in


    Sonipat is breakthrough in education in Haryana .The
    beautifully landscaped campus located in close proximity
    to Highway provides easy accessibility & conveyance to
    students and faculties from in and across the state.

    Mr.Ankit Verma is the project manager &he gave a brief


    explanation about the project.
    3. DETAILS OF THE INDUSTRIAL TRAINING

    Fig.1 Honey Combs in Concrete Columns

    Batching and mixing is done by computer aided


    machine. It has 0.35m^3 capacities per batch & it pump
    up to 50m. The cement, water & aggregates are stored
    separately and required quantities given to machine
    automatically.
    Fig. 2 Rebar Bending Machine

    Rebar bending machines are usually used for accuracy of


    bending angles. The machine is suitable for bending
    wide varieties of steel bars, TMT, and reinforcement bars
    etc used in construction. It is capable of bending the
    toughest rebars and its application is very extensive.
    Fig.3 Formwork of column
    Column formwork is a type of concrete formwork.
    Concrete formwork is a mold made of steel, aluminum,
    timber, plastic, or other materials in which wet concrete
    is poured to achieve a desired shape and size for
    construction.
    Fig.4 RCC Footing

    They are Reinforced Cement Concrete (RCC) footings,


    and are made up of steel bars that act as a reinforcement
    to the concrete foundation, which bears the entire
    weight of the home. The footings transfer the overall
    weight to the ground easing the load on your home's
    structure.
    Fig.5 Concrete Mixer

    Concrete mixers are devices capable of preparing


    concrete mixtures of varying strength precisely as well as
    quickly. Some concrete mixers are even capable of
    dispensing the concrete mixture directly on the location
    of the construction.
    4. CONCLUSION

    We have completed the 30 days training in site and we have


    learnt, to gain the knowledge through hands on observation
    and job execution. From the industrial training, wel also
    develop skills in work ethics, communication, management
    and others.

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