Dr Asha K
vidwan id: 156934
Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering
BMS College of Engineering
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- Civil Engineering
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Professional Recognition
Awarded Mondialogo engineering bronze award
Daimler and UNESCOAwarded women scientist by Department of Science and Technology
Department of Science and Technology (DST), New Delhi, IndiaAwarded grant of Rs 2, 00,000 (Two Lakhs only) from VTU-VGST to conduct Faculty development programme
VTU - VGSTCommunity & Membership
Indian Concrete Institute (ICI)
Managing Commitee Member- Bangalore CentreAssociation of Consulting Civil Engineers
Indian water works Association
Institute of Engineers
Indian Society of Technical Education
Indian Concrete Institute
Bio
Performance and modification of advanced solid waste materials for concrete infrastructure.
Personal Details
- Female
- Assistant Professor , BMS College of Engineering
- BMS College of Engineering Bangalore
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Co-Authors (2)
East Point College of Engineering and Technology
Indian Institute of Science Bangalore
Scholarly Work
Geo Polymer as next generation soil stabilizer
Funding Agency: KSCST, IISC, Bangalore
Mentor
5,500
2015 - 2015
Pelletization technique for manufacture of Fly ash aggregates
Funding Agency: KSCST, IISc Bangalore
Mentor
7,500
2014 - 2014
Reuse of fly ash and Phosphogypsum in manufacture of FAL-G bricks
Funding Agency: Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India
Co - PI
900,000
2009 - 2012
AN INVESTIGATION ON THE COPPER SLAG AS AN ALTERNATIVE MATERIAL FOR FINE AGGREGATES IN CONCRETE
NOVEL APPROACH FOR REPLACEMENT OF COARSE AGGREGATES WITH ARTIFICIAL AGGREGATES
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