This document provides a list of 57 Civil Engineering Department (CED) Sectional Committees of the Bureau of Indian Standards. Each committee is assigned a number and title. For each committee, a brief page range is listed, presumably to indicate where more information about that committee can be found. The committees cover a wide range of civil engineering topics, including cement, concrete, sanitary appliances, building materials, structures, timber, construction practices, soil and foundations, measurement, codes, ports and harbors, plastics, housing, and committees focused on specific hazards like earthquakes and cyclones.
This document provides a list of 57 Civil Engineering Department (CED) Sectional Committees of the Bureau of Indian Standards. Each committee is assigned a number and title. For each committee, a brief page range is listed, presumably to indicate where more information about that committee can be found. The committees cover a wide range of civil engineering topics, including cement, concrete, sanitary appliances, building materials, structures, timber, construction practices, soil and foundations, measurement, codes, ports and harbors, plastics, housing, and committees focused on specific hazards like earthquakes and cyclones.
This document provides a list of 57 Civil Engineering Department (CED) Sectional Committees of the Bureau of Indian Standards. Each committee is assigned a number and title. For each committee, a brief page range is listed, presumably to indicate where more information about that committee can be found. The committees cover a wide range of civil engineering topics, including cement, concrete, sanitary appliances, building materials, structures, timber, construction practices, soil and foundations, measurement, codes, ports and harbors, plastics, housing, and committees focused on specific hazards like earthquakes and cyclones.
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