Production of Pervious Production of Pervious Concrete using Recycled Coarse Aggregate Axis Colleges is proud to congratulate Akhil Kumar Kushwaha and his great team, which includes Alok Mathur, Ravi Sachan, and Anubhav Bajpai, on their amazing work in the area of green building. All of the team members are B.Tech. students in civil engineering, and their ground breaking work on making permeable concrete from recycled coarse aggregate has earned them praise.
There is a lot of innovation happening across many fields right now because of sustainability and environmental awareness. This student-led project is a great example of engineering with a purpose. The team’s study and hands-on work are mostly focused on making pervious concrete, which is a material that can slow down surface runoff and help groundwater recharge. By using recycled coarse aggregate, they not only made the product more eco-friendly, but they also addressed important issues related to managing building waste and protecting resources.
Their creative method has been praised by both academic mentors and experts in the field. The project shows that the person working on it knows a lot about material science, how structures behave, and environmentally friendly building methods. The students also showed great teamwork, study methods, and practical skills, which are all examples of the rigorous academics and real-world preparation taught at Axis Colleges.
The team and the Department of Civil Engineering are both very proud of this accomplishment. The department always encourages students to take the lead in study and development. These kinds of projects show that Axis Colleges is serious about training engineers for the future who can solve problems in the real world by being creative and thinking about the long term.
The college community praises Akhil Kumar Kushwaha and his team for their hard work, commitment, and willingness to think outside the box. Their accomplishments serve as an example for other students and a reminder of the endless possibilities at Axis Colleges.
Axis Colleges is still committed to supporting projects like these that combine technical excellence with social duty. The school keeps making leaders who aren’t just engineers by encouraging a culture of study, innovation, and sustainability. These leaders will be the ones who make changes in the world in the future.
Thank you again for your congrats to Akhil, Alok, Ravi, and Anubhav on their great work. The whole Axis family is proud of what you’ve done and hopes that you have many more successes in your bright futures.
Production of Pervious Production of Pervious Concrete using Recycled Coarse Aggregate