SRKR Engineering College

At the Civil Engineering Department, SRKREC, we believe that collaborations are the bedrock upon which our excellence in research stands distinctly impactful and significant. Our commitment to advancing knowledge and exploring emerging frontiers is realized through strategic Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) and research collaborations with institutions, organizations, and experts worldwide.
These partnerships are a testament to our dedication to fostering a global network of knowledge exchange, innovation, and cutting-edge research. By bringing together the best and brightest minds, we aim to address complex challenges and contribute meaningfully to advancing science and technology.
Through these collaborative initiatives, our department has gained access to diverse perspectives, methodologies, and resources, enabling us to explore novel avenues of research and stay at the forefront of academic and technological advancements. These partnerships extend beyond geographical boundaries, creating an environment that transcends borders and nurtures a culture of innovation and excellence.
Our collaborative endeavours enhance the quality and depth of our research and provide valuable opportunities for our faculty and researchers to engage in interdisciplinary projects. The synergies created through these collaborations amplify the impact of our research outcomes and contribute to the broader academic and scientific community.

MoU’s with Universities

With ANGRAU, GEC, Andhra University
With IITs at Kharagpur, Guwahati, Banaras, Tirupati
With University of Tromso (Norway)
With University of Pecs (Hungary)
With University of Wageningen (Netherlands)

MoU’s with Industry

With SLV Constructions
With Ganesh Chand and Construction Company
With Ascent CS Global
With Corpteam Solutions
With Henotic IT Solutions

International Collaborative Project

Indo-Europe Water Challenge collaborative Project (Amount: 146.40 Lakhs) on Strategic planning for water resources and implementation of Novel Biotechnical treatment solutions and good practices (SPRING) by DBT, Govt. of India (2020-2024).

International Collaborative Publications

1. Mohan, R., Chakrawarthi, V., Nagaraju, T. V., Avudaiappan, S., Awolusi, T. F., Roco-Videla, Á., ... & Kozlov, P. (2023). Performance of recycled Bakelite plastic waste as eco-friendly aggregate in the concrete beams. Case Studies in Construction Materials, e02200. (SCIE, IF: 6.2, Q1).
2. Schneider, G., Pásztor, D., Szabó, P., Kőrösi, L., Kishan, N. S., Raju, P. A. R. K., & Calay, R. K. (2023). Isolation and Characterisation of Electrogenic Bacteria from Mud Samples. Microorganisms, 11(3), 781 (SCIE, IF: 4.5, Q2).
3. Nagaraju, T. V., Bahrami, A., Prasad, C., Mantena, S., Biswal, M., & Islam, M. (2023). Predicting California Bearing Ratio of Lateritic Soils Using Hybrid Machine Learning Technique. Buildings, 13(1), 255. (SCIE, IF: 3.8, Q1).
4. Nagaraju, T. V., Mantena, S., Azab, M., Alisha, S. S., El Hachem, C., Adamu, M., & Murthy, P. S. R. (2023). Prediction of high strength ternary blended concrete containing different silica proportions using machine learning approaches. Results in Engineering, 17, 100973. (SCIE, IF: 5.0, Q2).
5. Nagaraju, T. V., Bahrami, A., Azab, M., & Naskar, S. (2023). Development of sustainable high performance geopolymer concrete and mortar using agricultural biomass-A strength performance and sustainability analysis. Frontiers in Materials, 10. (SCIE, IF: 3.2, Q2).
6. Panda, G.P.; Bahrami, A.; Nagaraju, T.V.; Isleem, H.F. (2023). Response of High Swelling Montmorillonite Clays with Aqueous Polymer. Minerals, 13, 993 (SCIE, IF: 2.5, Q2).
7. Darikandeh, F., & Phanikumar, B. R. (2022). Swell-shrink behaviour of an expansive soil stabilised by CCR-fly ash (FA) columns and CCR-FA blends. Geomechanics and Geoengineering, 17(4), 1247-1259 (ESCI, Q2).