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Discussion of a unique engineering project by civil engineering students on developing an urban axis linking Taiz Street (Al-Jarda) and Khawlan Street

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Discussion of a unique engineering project by civil engineering students on developing an urban axis linking Taiz Street (Al-Jarda) and Khawlan Street

Discussion of a Unique Engineering Project by Civil Engineering Students on Developing an Urban Axis Connecting Taiz Street (Al-Jarda) and Khawlan Street

 

University Media

 

In an academic setting reflecting the advanced level of engineering training and a stimulating educational environment conducive to creativity and innovation, the Emirates International University witnessed the discussion of a distinguished graduation project by students from the Civil Engineering Department in the College of Engineering and Information Technology. The project, titled "Study and Design of an Urban Road Connecting Taiz Street (Al-Jarda) and Khawlan Street," is a comprehensive engineering project that embodies the ability of university students to translate academic knowledge into practical solutions that serve the community and contribute to the development of urban infrastructure.

 

The project further underscores the excellence of the Emirates International University's graduates in preparing engineering professionals with the scientific and practical competence to address real-world challenges, particularly in the field of road engineering and urban transport. It offers modern engineering perspectives that contribute to alleviating traffic congestion and improving the efficiency of road networks within cities.

 

 The project was prepared by students Abdullah Abdulhameed Muftah and Ibrahim Adel Al-Hakim, under the distinguished academic supervision of a select group of faculty members from the department, including Dr. Ibrahim Al-Amri, Dr. Abdul Salam Al-Thawr, and Engineer Saddam Hussein.

 

The project was based on a comprehensive engineering study of the urban road connecting Taiz Street (Al-Jarda) and Khawlan Street. This road is considered a vital and strategic artery in the capital, Sana'a, due to its importance in connecting residential, commercial, and service areas, and its significant role in improving traffic flow and the integration of the urban road network.

 

The project included conducting advanced field and technical studies, encompassing geotechnical analysis and soil and materials testing, including aggregate and asphalt mix tests. The aim was to ensure the road's quality and its ability to withstand high traffic loads according to modern engineering standards.

 

The students also focused on preparing a comprehensive engineering design for traffic lanes and intersections, based on the latest principles of geometric design. This design contributes to enhancing traffic safety, reducing congestion, and achieving the highest levels of operational efficiency for the road.

 

 The project also included the design of an integrated stormwater and flood drainage system to protect the pavement layers and extend the road's lifespan. Additionally, the project involved re-evaluating the cross-sections and designing the flexible and rigid pavement layers according to approved international standards such as AASHTO and ASTM.

 

This project reflects the advanced academic level acquired by civil engineering students at Emirates International University (EIU) and their ability to integrate theoretical knowledge with practical field applications. This enhances their professional readiness to contribute to future development and infrastructure projects.

 

EIU continues to solidify its position as a leading academic hub for innovation and excellence by offering modern educational programs, a stimulating learning environment, and producing high-quality graduates capable of making a difference in various engineering and technical fields and actively contributing to community service and sustainable development.

 

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