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1. Study of Seismic Forces by Changing the Location of Lift Core
Shashwati S. Vahadane, Ashok W. Yerekar 1
2. Climate Change – Causal Factors and Impacts with Special Reference to India
Akshey Bhargava, Rajni Dargan 10
3. Research Insight on Everest Contaminated by Toxic Metals
Ankita Singh 21
4. Different Types of Pollutants and Their Impact (Soil, Air and Water)
Sonal Jain 24
5. Editorial Note: Source of Pollutants – A Study of Soil
Garima Agarwal 31
Contents

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Study of Seismic Forces by Changing the Location of Lift Core
Shashwati S. Vahadane, Ashok W. Yerekar
Department of Civil Engineering, People’s Education Society, college of Engineering, Aurangabad, India
ABSTRACT
An important element for strengthening of structure is lift core in earthquake prone area
(Mw=6.5 or more). Major content in this paper is use of lift cores to resist the seismic forces
and its effect by changing the lift core location. The study for G+5 and G+10 type frame
buildings are taken under study. These buildings are further subdivided as per strata type.
Centre core and Corner core are locations that considered for study. Zone V is assumed for
all buildings which will cause maximum base shear to the structure. Comparative static and
dynamic analysis will be considered in study which will show graphical representation of
G+5 and G+10 building along with soil type. Economy is observed as well.
Keywords: base shear, DBE, lift core location, story drift, modal analysis
INTRODUCTION
Earthquake is natural phenomena of
movement of underground tectonic plates
which releases tremendous amount of
energy that leads earth surface to vibrate.
According to the theory of Plate Tectonics,
the entire surface of the earth can be
considered to be constantly on the move.
These plates brush against each other or
collide at their boundaries giving rise to
earthquakes. Earthquakes became frequent
after the construction of Koyna Dam and
this is regarded as a classic case of man-
made seismicity. It was observed before
that earthquake may not occur on hard
rock but after Latur earthquake it was clear
that even in most stable areas around the
world this natural calamity can occur,
which brings us to the conclusion that
engineer has to design all structure as per
earthquake standards. Hence Core shear
wall is considered as earthquake resistant
element.[1]
Lift core plays vital role as a strengthening
element in structure and it is observed that
architectural planning for many buildings
avoiding this concept of study. Ideal
location for lift core will be important for
safety and economy purpose in structure as
the study gives analysis of earthquake
forces by changing the location of lift core
with various cases included. In this report
there will be static and dynamic analysis to
be taken in to consideration. There are
many methodologies to spot the location
for lift core and it has to be done on the
basis of static and dynamic analysis which
gives comparison of base shear and time
period of structure.
DESIGN
Design Criteria
The study will focus all in behaviour of
frames as per soil strata hence according to
the lift locations there will be selected
frames of structures considered. Details of
frame behaviour are studied with the help
of the section considered from the
structure.

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Climate Change – Causal Factors and Impacts with Special
Reference to India
Akshey Bhargava1
, Rajni Dargan2
1
Department of Civil Engineering, Global Institute of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad, India
2
Department of Environmental Science, Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune, India
ABSTRACT
The change of climate during the last few decades have witnessed frequent floods, droughts,
loss of agriculture yield, effect on water resource, food security, rise in sea levels, impact on
coastal areas, biodiversity and ecological changes and occurrence of cyclones resulting into
significant damage to life and health, property, land, agriculture, and economy. Climate
change in earlier times were predominantly on account of natural factors due to changes in
Earth’s orbit, changes in solar activity, or volcanic eruptions but with the rapid advancement
of urbanization and industrialization along with other development activities, billions of tons
of heat-trapping greenhouse gases are being pumped into the atmosphere resulting into
climate change. The authors of the present paper tend to explain the causal factors coupled
with impacts of climate in the present paper.
INTRODUCTION
Climate change is the variation in the
Earth’s global or regional climate over
time and space. It demonstrates changes in
the state of the atmosphere over time
scales ranging from decades to millions of
years. Climate change may be defined in
many ways, while some define it as an
offshoot of Earth’s natural processes,
others define it as a result of human
activities. However, climate change may
be defined as “a change which is attributed
directly or indirectly to human activity that
alters the composition of the global
atmosphere and which is in addition to
natural climate variability observed over
comparable time periods”. There is a broad
scientific agreement that most of the
warming in the recent decades can be
attributed to human activities.[1–5]
It would be interesting to note that the
Indian per capita CO2 emissions would
grow only modestly from one tonne per
capita in 2004–2005 to 2.77 tonnes per
capita in 2030–2031.
CAUSAL FACTORS FOR CLIMATE
CHANGE
There are a few contributing factors
leading to climate change which include
greenhouse gases such as CO2, methane
and NOx. Moreover, cutting down of rain
forests and logging of forests decreases the
number of plant life to absorb said CO2.
The logging however is not a major
contributing factor considering the amount
of transfer of CO2 from atmosphere to
water. There is an exchange between
oceans and atmosphere when it comes to
gases and also there are a lot of
phytoplankton and bacteria that use the
CO2 in the oceans. The Earth intercepts the
Sun's radiation, which is the energy that
drives our weather and climate. About one
third of this solar radiation is reflected
back into space. The rest is absorbed by
different parts of the climate system: the

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Research Insight on Everest Contaminated by Toxic Metals
Ankita Singh*
Department of Biotechnology, Amity University, India
ABSTRACT
The goal of this investigation of the Everest was to look at follow component fixations and
altitudinal patterns in soil and snow. Mount Everest was chosen since its remote area and
amazing height disengages it from limited contamination sources. Soil tests were gathered
from Mount Everest by different specialists and the examples were broke down for Pb, Zn,
Cd, Ni, Cr, Co, Cu, As, Mn, Hg, and V utilizing inductively coupled plasma spectroscopy.
Comes about demonstrate that As and Cd are both above USEPA drinking water rules in all
snow tests, and arsenic is over the USEPA soil screening rules in all dirt specimens. There
was a reasonable pattern in component variety in the dirt examples, with the most elevated
focuses found. There was no unmistakable pattern distinguished in the snow tests, perhaps
because of vertical blending of surface snow. Anthropogenic sources are suspected to have
added to the lifted groupings of both cadmium and arsenic. So this insight is about the dirt
contamination on Mount Everest.
Keywords: Mount Everest, soil contamination
RESEARCH INSIGHT
Different specialists found that Everest
contain potentially unsafe levels of the
follow metals arsenic and cadmium. In
2006, the study's lead analyst Bill Yeo
moved along Everest's Rongbuk Glacier
and up the Northeast Ridge (one of the
principle courses to the summit), gathering
soil and snow tests and testing their follow
component focus.
The outcomes were educational. The
majority of the examples had arsenic
levels that surpassed the most extreme
contaminant level (MCL) set by the U.S.
Ecological Protection Agency – with a few
examples containing five times the
breaking point. Cadmium levels were in
like manner above EPA rules in the
majority of the snow tests yet fell
underneath discernible breaking points in
the dirt.[1,2]
Source: Wikipedia.
Other follow components, for example,
mercury and lead, were at adequate levels.
The specialists suspect that mechanical air
contamination – especially from the
ignition of fossil fills and the creation of
nonferrous metals – in India and focal Asia
are to a great extent to fault, since the

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Different Types of Pollutants and Their Impact (Soil, Air and
Water)
Sonal Jain*
Department of Biotechnology, Banasthali University, Rajasthan, India
ABSTRACT
Pollution is an environmental problem that can lead to – among other things – global
warming, acid rain, and the ozone hole formation. The status of air pollution is changing and
there are many different air pollutants contributing to it. Once pollutants are released into
the air, they interact with each other in a complex manner depending on temperature,
humidity and other environmental factors.
Keywords: bioaerosol, pollution
INTRODUCTION
Depending on their form they are emitted
and altered in the environment, in its
reactive state pollutants can be of
following types:
Primary pollutants – Primary air(a)
pollutants are those emitted directly
from the identifiable sources. Majorly
they are from the anthropogenic
sources. Either they can directly and
serve as precursors of secondary air
pollutants (chemicals formed through
reactions in the atmosphere).
Examples are: finer particles(less than
100µ in diameter), coarse particles (greater
than 100µ in diameter), sulfur compound,
oxides of nitrogen, carbon monoxides,
organic compounds.
(b) Secondary pollutants – These are
formed from the interaction of primary
pollutant within the atmosphere. These
pollutants are product of ambient
chemical and photochemical reactions
and various step involved in the
formation of secondary pollutants and
are influenced by many factors such as
precursors, the humidity in the
atmosphere, degree of photo-
activation, meteorological forces and
local topography.
These primary and secondary air pollutants
are studied widely across the globe. These
pollutants are dependent directly or
indirectly on the natural and anthropogenic
activities as given in Table 1. Their
emissions are also dependent on the
different sources at different land use
pattern.
Among all primary and secondary
pollutants the particulate matter (PM) load
is found to be increasing due to more
nature imbalance and anthropogenic
activities.
These increasing PM load draws global
attention to study further their emission,
dispersal, suspension mechanism and most
important their adverse impact on human
health.[1–3]

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Editorial Note: Source of Pollutants – A Study of Soil
Garima Agarwal
Department of Biotechnology, Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, India
Soil is very important asset for future and
ecosystem but day by day it’s going to be
depleted and its direct impact is on various
factors. Like recently various researchers
found that the soil near to Himalayan
regions, where they found that it can be
contaminated very badly by arsenic and
cadmium. Different studies on neighboring
mountains have uncovered comparative
discoveries showing the potential for
various water sources to end up tainted.
Other exploration has been performed at
similar locales in Europe, Japan, Alaska,
and New Zealand. Ponders in Antarctica
discovered focuses three to four times
lower than in Yeo's investigation,
representing that the measure of arsenic
and cadmium on Everest originated from
human commitments.
Source: Wikipedia.
Another study from University of Southern
Maine plans to comprehend the part of soil
as a wellspring of pollutants. Nearly one-
fifth of the world's surface is involved
mountains that assume a part in the
capacity and circulation of crisp water,
with one-tenth of the total populace
depending on that mountain snowpack as
their sole wellspring of new water. So
understanding the measure of
contaminations in soil and snow is basic to
keeping up the nature of elevated water
sources. Scientists gathered soil tests from
Mount Everest’s Rongbuk ice sheet and
snow tests were taken from the upper east
edge of the mountain. The examples were
then examined for follow component
focuses, including cadmium, nickel, zinc,

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