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Our Committee :

 
ELECTED EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS
 
Chairman  :  Er. Amal Biswas (99039 00970)
Joint Secretary
 
 
Members
:
 
 
:
Er. Umesh Mishra
Dr. Malay Kumar Basu
Er. Indtanil Kundu
Ar. Anirban Dutta
 
Er. P. Lahiri
Er. Supriya Kar
Er. Sanjib Guha
Er. Hemanta Bhowmik
Er. Pradip Bhowmick
Ar. Sougata Dhara
Er. Mita Saha
Ar. Bikramaditya Biswas
Er. Chinmoy Sahoo
Er. Amalendu Sen
     
Vice Chairman  :  Ar. Mihir Mitra
Er. Susanta Pal
Ar. Somnath Sanyal
Dr. Goutam Bysack
Ar. Sanat Saha
Er. T. K. Ray Chaudhury
     
Secretary  : 

Ar. Abhijit Saha (98319 32317)

     
Treasurer  :  Er. Bikash Maity (98310 35977)
     
Co-opted : Er. Soumyarup Sengupta
Ar. Nabarun Biswas
Ar. Rahul Bysack
Er. Santanu Saha
     
 

ATTENTION : CONSULTANTS AND CONSULTING ARCHITECTS
Be AMEC member and consolidate solidarity amongst practicing Technologists

 
 
Members
Contact Person
Mobile Number
 
 
A B Consultants (P) Ltd.
Ar. Nabarun Biswas
99039 00971
 
 
Acme Consultants (P) Ltd.
Er. Shushobhan Roy
98303 06003
 
 
Archtech Consultants (P) Ltd
Er. T.K. Ghosh
98304 78139
 
 
Aich & Associates
Er. A. B. Aich
98300 65045
 
 
Civil Consultants
Er. Susanta Paul
94330 79800
 
 
Mishra & Mishra Consultancy Services (P) Ltd.
Er. Umesh Mishra
98300 81969
 
 
SKG Consultants.
Er. Swapan Ghosh
98303 73018
 
 
P. Lahiri & Associates Pvt. Ltd.
Er. P. Lahiri
93312 26921
 
 
Bass Consultants
Er. Manik Bhattacharya
98301 80631
 
 
Archengeers
Er. Supriyo Kar
98304 66506
 
 
Modern Design Group
Ar. Somnath Sanyal
98300 51770
 
 
Delta Consultants
Er. Chinmoy Sahoo
98312 55307
 
 
Architects Forum
Ar. Sanat K Saha
98300 06661
 
 
MMG Realty (P) Ltd.
Er. Arunabha Mondal
98302 50671
 
 
Indo Nabin Projects Limited
Er. Amalendu Sen
93310 12938
 
 
Vaishnawi Builders Pvt. Ltd.
Er. Surender Kumar Tayal
93310 05300
 
 
AXIS
Ar. Abhijit Saha
98319 32317
 
 
Consulting Civil Engineers & Planners
Dr. Malay Kumar Basu
98310 73194
 
 
Concept Project & Consultancy Services
Er. P. S. Mukherjee
98300 75537 / 22876331 / 22894288
 
 
Sengupta & Associates.
Er. Soumyarup Sengupta
98300 62058
 
 
S.K.Mitra & Associates
Er. S.K.Mitra
99030 72403
 
 
Kothari and Associates (p) Ltd
Er. Bimal Mistry
98300 43113
 
 
ELBI Consultancy (India) Pvt. Ltd
Er. Saikat Konar
94331 47244 / 92327 91785
 
 
Mihir Mitra & Associates
Ar. Mihir Mitra
93398 56798
 
 
Space Design & Planning Pvt. Ltd.
Er.Soumitra Dutta
98310 24079
 
 
R. C. Bysack
Dr. Goutam Bysack
98310 29767
 
 
SPA Consultants
Er. Sanjiv Parekh
98310 23975
 
 
Nirman Consultants
Er. Sanjib Guha
98304 99360
 
 
P. G. Pal & Associates
Er. P. G. Pal
90075 66251
 
 
Sardip Consulting Engineers
Dr. S. Saraswati
98366 53546
 
 
SBA Spectra Consultant Pvt. Ltd.
Ar. Anirban Dutta
(033) 2337 3008
 
 
A.S.Group
Er. Arkadeb Saha
96749 68485
 
 
DFORM
Ar.Sougata Dhara
94771 17167
 
 
Construction Technology Services
Er. Pradip Chakraborty
98300 12899
 
 
Pioneer Surveyors
Er. B. Maity
98310 35977
 
 
ABM Associates
Ar. Bikramaditya Biswas
94330 90019
 
 
Electromech Engineers (India)
Er. Tarun Kumar Ray Chaudhury
72783 45799
 
 
Powertech Construction
Er. Arun Kumar Adak
98361 18228
 
 
Pioneer Geomatics Engineering Pvt. Ltd.
Er. Hemanta Bhaumik
98306 55510
 
 
HABITECH
Er. Biswanath Pal
98310 62328
 
 
Bhagirathi Concrete Company
Er. Indranil Kundu
98300 90036
 
 
Bimal Datta & Associates
Ar. Bimal Datta
94331 60729
 
 
MMG Mandas Consultation (P) Ltd
Er. Ranjan Roy
98302 50671
 
 
M/s Mihir Samaddar
Er. Mihir Samaddar
98307 06241
 
 
Mak Engineers
Er. Mita Saha
98310 67606
 
 
Star Infrastructure
Er. Pradip Bhoumik
98363 81030
 
 
U K Koley & Associates
Er. Ujjal Kumar Koley
94339 09432
 
 
Kalpangan Consultants Pvt. Ltd.
Ar. Vaswati Pattanaik
98301 62952
 

 

Tree plantation programme was performed on 24th October, 2021 at DF Block, New Town on Bisarjam Ghat Road.  Such programme will be held every year on 5th May (Foundation Day) and 15th September (Engineers Day) at different places by our Members

 

 

Chenab Bridge: Awe-inspiring facts about world’s highest bridge in J&K

 

Chenab Bridge, the world’s highest railway bridge in Jammu and Kashmir, is almost ready, and will likely open for railway operations soon. Referring to it as an ‘infrastructure marvel in making’, Railways Minister Piyush Goyal also shared a photo of the 476 m-long steel arches of the upcoming railway bridge over the Chenab River in Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi district.

Reportedly, Indian Railways has been constructing this bridge over the Chenab River, under Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla rail link project (USBRL). Built at a height of 359 m, Chenab Bridge has always been in the news as it was touted to become the world’s highest railway bridge. 

 

As per Deepak Kumar, Chief Public Relations Officer, Northern Railway, the construction of arch closure will be completed by March 2021, whereas the construction of the bridge is expected to be completed by year end. Reports have it that viaduct and track laying work will start once the arch construction is completed. 

 
 
Here’s all that you need to know about the world’s highest bridge. 
At 359 m height above the river bed, Chenab bridge will be 35 m taller than the Eiffel tower.  This bridge will be 1.315 km, and will have stations at both the ends.Since the bridge has been built over a deep gorge, wind will pose a significant threat on the stability of the bridge. To tackle this issue, modern wind tunnel tests were performed in Denmark to finalise the design, and make sure that the is able to withstand wind velocity up to 266 kmph.
  • It’s made up of steel arches, whereas the mountain slopes supporting the foundations of the main arch have been stabilised.
  • Although touted as an engineering marvel, it has missed several deadlines for completion due to inclement climate, and challenging terrain in young fold mountains of Himalayas.
  • Built in an earthquake prone Seismic Zone IV, seismic analysis has also been carried out by various IITs. Reportedly, the bridge will be able to withstand earthquake forces up to Seismic Zone V.
  • It has also been designed to be ‘blast-proof’ in consultation with Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO).
  • Reportedly, the bridge will have a lifespan of 120 years, and have a design speed of 100 km.

Chenab Bridge, world’s highest is a part of Jammu – Udhampur – Srinagar-Baramulla Rail line (JUSBRL) project of Indian Railways having 14 M wide dual carriageway and 1.2 M wide central verge.  It was launched in 2003.  Design of bridge was approved in July 2012.  It is constructed in one of the most complicated and isolated terrains.  Biggest challenge was not to stop the flow of river.  It forms a massive steel arch, the first of its kind in India.  The country has no codes or design guidance for such massive structures.   Based on experiences drawn from similar projects worldwide, the design practices for the bridge are being followed :

Length of Bridge  -               1315 M
Height of Bridge  -               359 M
BS:5400                -               Basic guidelines
Designed wind speed        -               260 km/h
Temperature resistance  - -20oC
Main support        -          
Two 130M long, 100M high pylons on  either end. Two ribbed arch with  steel trusses made of concrete filled  sealed steel boxes.

Steel       -               Made of 63mm thick special blast proof steel.

Concrete pillars designed to withstand explosion. Equipped with a ring of aerial security.

Construction equipment  - Cable Crane (largest in the world).

Materials                               -              
     Structural Steel               -               25000 MT
     Reinforced Steel             -               4000 MT
     Concrete                        - 46000 cu.m

Executing Agency               -               Konkan Railway Corporation
Design & Construction  -    JV of Afcons Infrastructure,  Ultra Construction & Engineering Company of South Korea and  VSL, India.
Main Consultant    -             Finland based WSP Group and Germany based Leonhardt Andra  & Partners.

Monitoring & Guidance  -   AECOM

Expected to be opened in December, 2021.

(Information collected fromrailway-technology.com)

 

Development of Self-Reliant Engineers in prevailing COVID-19 situation”.

Gautam Kumar Bysack MIE CEng(I)

Unemployment crisis in India is increasing rapidly. The GDP growth in India has started falling since the beginning of last year. To add to the difficulty the spread of Corona Virus related disease in 2020 had an overwhelming impact on Indian economy. As many as 41 lakh youths have lost jobs in the COVID-19 Pandemic situation.   The entire world is reeling from the COVID-19 Pandemic situation caused to lockdown and quarantine as an effective measure to isolate population and prevent spreading of the disease.  The worst hit are the people related to farming & construction sector. However long period of lockdown has registered not only job loss among labourers& workers but also among Engineers, Management Staff, Accountants and other highly paid, skilled & qualified salaried employees doing white collar jobs. The job market is shrinking day by day.    Thus in the economically distressed situation of the country and the world at large it is expected that many people has lost and shall loose employment in days to come.                               

An effective means to combat joblessness in the society is to encourage entrepreneurship among qualified persons so that they may not depend on getting jobs after graduation and shall venture out to develop their own business causing employment for themselves and for others.  As such, scope of qualified Engineers & Architects are also restricted substantially. The only available alternative for sustenance is to be involved in self- employment. However in this unpredictable financial situation it is not amenable to go for large initial investment to start a business venture. Thus knowledge based consultancy can be as economically viable business venture for young Engineers and Architects.

 

Strategy for business deployment :

In this paper the author is to share some strategic views which he accumulated over some forty years of experience in the concerned field of Engineering Consultancy which may be effective and beneficial to the aspiring young Civil Engineers& Architects to start a new business venture: -

  • Introducing Industry based business venture in final year of Graduation Course.
  • To be an able entrepreneur stress should be in practical Engineering field such as Surveying, Drawing, Design, Geotechnical, Estimating & Costing, Construction vocational training during the undergraduate study.
  • Understanding of accountancy & bookkeeping and developing management skills & speaking power.
  •  Engineering course should be designed from practical application angle so that the final year student is exposed to practical aspects of Engineering and running a business including tendering process and Real Estate development.
  • \Full knowledge of running computer software for the purpose of drawing and design of structures.
  • The entrepreneur Engineer should be aware of various banking facility given by the Govt. of India & State Govt. for encouragement of entrepreneurship activity in the country.
  • For effective consultancy work, Engineer and Architect should update their knowledge and be conversant with the handbooks, codes of practice & Municipal Bye-laws in Civil Engineering & Architecture.
  • The Engineer and Architect must take membership of professional societies such as the Institution of Engineers (India) or Indian Institute of Architects so as to develop connection with other Fellow &Senior Engineers and shall always be involved in continuous professional development to increase his skill and understanding of Engineering.
 

Conclusion

The Pandemic may affect the economy of the country for years to come. To counter this unhappy economic situation and jobless condition entrepreneurship among Civil Engineer & Architects with proper training & education should be encouraged. Getting self-employed and generating employment for the others can ensure the dream of a ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ or self-reliant India of Prime Minister.

 

Our Foundation Day  -  5th May

Because of Pandemic of Covid – 19 we could not hold Foundation Day in 2020.  We hope to hold this year on a suitable convenient day, provided all our members are vaccinated with double dose of medicine and permitted by Govt.

We await formation of a new Govt. in our State of West Bengal with promises of all round development – specially in the field of Architecture and Engineering, creating wealth and jobs. 

Kolkata Redevelopment Scheme shall be in the line of Singapore adopting full package on cluster to cluster basis – by replacement, sustenance & rehabilitation as understood from lecture of Home Minister of India during Election campaign.

We expect to face floodgate of all round development between 2021 – 2026.  AMEC members be part of it.

 
Glimpses of Annual Picnic of AMEC.
 

 
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