STUDY TOURS
Expanding Horizons Beyond the Classroom
At the Department of Civil Engineering, ISP Multan, we believe that real-world exposure is crucial for a well-rounded education. Our study tours are designed to provide students with practical insights and hands-on experience in the field of civil engineering. These excursions complement classroom learning and offer a unique opportunity for students to observe and engage with the latest industry practices and innovations.
Why Study Tours Matter
Study tours bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. They enable our students to:
- Experience real-world engineering challenges and solutions.
- Interact with industry professionals and build valuable networks.
- Develop a deeper understanding of construction processes and project management.
- Cultivate a global perspective on civil engineering practices.
Recent Study Tours
Location:
Students of 8th semester BSc Civil Engineering were taken to Taunsa barrage
Duration dates:
8-5-24
Purpose for the tour:
Department of Civil Engineering and Applied Technology had a tremendously successful visit to the Taunsa Barrage and Headworks. The opportunity to observe the structure and its functions firsthand was invaluable. Students gained a deeper understanding of water flow control and the critical role the headworks plays, making this a truly enriching learning experience. The visit provided valuable insights into operations, confirming a successful learning experience. This fruitful visit to the barrage headworks allowed for close observation and data collection, ensuring a successful study.
Location:
Students of 8th semester BSc Civil Engineering were taken to Pakistan Railway Sleeper Factory, Khanewal, Pakistan
Duration dates:
18-4-24
Purpose for the tour:
The Study tour was arranged so that students can observe the fabrication of the concrete sleepers, prestressing technique adopted & different curing regimes.
Location:
Students of 1st semester BSc Civil Engineering were taken to Pakistan Railway Sleeper Factory, Khanewal, Pakistan
Duration dates:
22-1-24
Purpose for the tour:
The Study tour was arranged for deep insight to the concrete manufacturing process as it is a significant part of Construction Material subject. The fundamental requirement of respective course is to familiarize students about the characteristics of construction materials used in civil engineering.
Location:
Students of 7th semester BSc Civil Engineering were taken to Taunsa barrage
Duration dates:
18-1-24
Purpose for the tour:
This study tour aims to provide Civil Engineering students with practical exposure to steel structure bridge design, fabrication, and construction. Students will explore the application of steel structural elements, such as trusses, beams, girders, and columns, and witness the implementation of steel bridge design principles, including load transfer mechanism, stress analysis, and material selection. This experiential learning opportunity will enhance students’ understanding of steel structure bridge engineering and its practical applications.
Location:
Students of 5th semester BSc Civil Engineering were taken on Multan Railway Station
Duration dates:
15-1-24
Purpose for the tour:
Tour includes the interactions with railway engineers, detailed observations within the engine shed, exploration of innovative mechanical processes, and discussions on personnel hierarchy, including the ranks within the railway system.
Activities Covered:
Class had the opportunity to witness operations within the engine shed. Engr Waqas Aziz provided valuable insights into routine maintenance procedures, emphasizing the meticulous care given to locomotives to ensure optimal performance. During visit, students gained insights into the hierarchical structure of railway personnel. Engr Waqas Aziz elucidated the roles and ranks within the railway system, offering a comprehensive understanding of the diverse responsibilities that contribute to the smooth functioning of the railways.
Purpose of the tour:
See practical applications of entrepreneurship. Observe production operations in the textile section as a relevant and enrichment activity of business activities about how raw material turned into desired product
Location:
Khanki Barrage
Timing and Date:
02:00-5:00pm, 12-07-23
Semester:
8th
Activities Covered:
Shujabad weaving mills is one of the premiere manufactures of cotton and textiles products in Pakistan. Students of 8th semester was told about the hierarchy of mill. Also observed the production of cotton from raw material and then its conversion into desired products.
Location:
Students of 5th semester BSc Civil Engineering were taken to Lahore.
Date:
16 June 2023
Purpose of the trip:
The main agenda of the tour is to visit Islamic architecture and the Walled city of Lahore. The other primary purpose is to visit the LDA (Lahore Development Authority) for Town Planning of Lahore.
Activities Covered:
During the visit, a comprehensive presentation was given on Lahore’s urban planning framework, including land-use planning, zoning regulations, transportation systems, and environmental considerations. The LDA officials highlighted the challenges faced by the city due to rapid urbanization and population growth, and the strategies implemented to address them.
Pakistan standing since the 16th century. Badshahi mosque is one of the few significant architectural monuments. Although it was built late in the Mughal era in a period of relative decline, its beauty, elegance, and scale epitomize Mughal cultural achievement like no other monument in Lahore.
Location:
Students of 7th semester BSc Civil Engineering were taken to Wastewater Disposal plant and Wastewater Stabilization Ponds, Suraj Miani Multan.
Date:
25th May, 2023
Purpose of the trip:
The objective of the study tour was to give common sense-based information on wastewater and its treatment. The methodology, instruments, and the outcome we seek in the wake of going through the treatment cycle. To comprehend the wastewater dealing with offices of national and regional level, methodology adopted in its treatment in correspondence to its natural effect.
Activities Covered:
The visited disposal plant was to dispose the waste water from north zone of Multan which includes surroundings of Bosan Road. This area is mostly residential area having combined sewer system. Different pumping stations are provided to make sure the flow towards WWDP.
The stabilization pond system visited was located at Suraj Miani near Chenab River. WWSPs were in the no population area to avoid heavy smelling to residential area. Design capacity of visited WWSPs was 59MGD and length of sludge carrier was 11Km. A bypass channel was provided to cope with any unusual conditions. A series of facultative and anaerobic ponds were given to reduce the BOD value to the permissible limit set by National Effluent Quality Standard Pakistan. Treated effluent is disposed of to the Chenab River by a drain channel.
Location:
Students of 7th semester BSc Civil Engineering were taken to Head Sidhnai.
Date:
1st Feb, 2023
Purpose of the trip:
This visit offers a comprehensive overview of a hydraulic structure, providing insights into its design, functionality, and significance.
Activities Covered:
During the visit, the inner workings of the hydraulic system & its components were examined, and learned about its crucial role in various industries. Furthermore, the environmental considerations and maintenance practices associated with these structures were also discussed, shedding light on their sustainability and long-term viability. This visit provided valuable insights into the world of hydraulics, showcasing the synergy between technology and nature in the realm of fluid mechanics.
Highlights from Our Study Tours
