MPPSC SES Civil study materials
MPPSC SES Civil study resources

MPPSC SES Civil case studies

MPPSC SES Civil · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The MPPSC State Engineering Service Examination (Civil) is the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission's recruitment route into state government civil engineering posts. It suits graduate civil engineers who want a stable public-sector career in departments dealing with roads, bridges, buildings, irrigation, water supply and public health engineering. The MPPSC SES Civil case studies are 5 cases and about 4,103 words.

1

Sagging Corridor Slab in a Bhopal Hostel Block: Strength versus Serviceability

A three-storey RCC hostel block in Bhopal has 4.5 m simply supported corridor slabs, 150 mm thick, M25 concrete with Fe500 steel: 12 mm bars at 150 mm centres at midspan, clear cover 20 mm. Imposed load for the corridor is 3.0 kN/m² and floor finish is 1.0 kN/m².

793 words, about 4 min
2

Expansive Black Cotton Soil at Dewas: Footing Capacity versus Heave

A two-storey school building near Dewas is to be founded on black cotton soil. Each interior column carries 700 kN at service.

848 words, about 4 min
3

Regime, Silting and Lining of an Unlined Distributary in Gwalior District

An unlined distributary taking off from a canal system in Gwalior district must carry 12 m³/s at full supply. The bed material is non-cohesive sandy silt with a permissible velocity of 0.75 m/s; silt factor f = 1.0; side slopes are fixed by land width at 0.5H:1V.

800 words, about 4 min
4

Overloaded 5 MLD STP near Bhopal: Diagnosing Biological and Clarifier Limits

The 5 MLD sewage treatment plant for a Bhopal suburb has an aeration tank of 1,200 m³, MLSS of 3,000 mg/L, SVI of 180 mL/g and one secondary clarifier of 12 m diameter. Design influent is 250 mg/L BOD and 300 mg/L SS.

784 words, about 4 min
5

Delayed Bridge Package in Seoni: EOT, Liquidated Damages and Crash Decisions

A 24-month rural road and four-span bridge package in Seoni district is nine months into construction. Pile foundation is six weeks (42 days) behind: boulders were met 4.5 m above the level shown in the tender borelog, and July rainfall was the heaviest in 25 years.

878 words, about 4 min