POWER POINT PRESENTATION ON NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES. BY :- PRASHANT KUMAR E.E , R.I.E.T JAIPUR

1. NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T

2. NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T A SEMINAR ON NCES BY PRASHANT KR. ,FINAL YR. R.I.E.T

3. NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T ABOUT NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES-------- ENERGY RESOURCES , WHICH ARE CONSIDERED FOR LARGE SCALE USE AFTER THE OIL CRISIS OF 1973 , ARE CALLED NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES . TYPES -------------- SOLAR ENERGY WIND ENERGY TIDAL ENERGY BIOMASS ENERGY Fuel Cell

4. NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T WORLD’S TRENDS OF CONSUMPTION OF FUEL

5. NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T WHY ? NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOUECES

6. ABOUT ---------------------- SOLAR ENERGY NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T

7. NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T HOW ? EARTH RECEIVIVNG ENERGY FROM SUN

8. NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T UTILIZATION OF SOLAR ENERGY IN TWO WAYS ------------ SUN ENERGY 1.1.- SOLAR THERMAL SYSTEM 2.1. -COLLECTING THE RADIATNT HEAT AND USING IT IN A THERMAL SYSTEM 3.1.-APPLICATIONS-- -- ---IN COLD CLIMATE REGIONS ---IN INDUSTRY FOR HEATING FLUID AT LOW TEMP. 2.2-SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC CELL 2.3- COLLECTING AND CONVERTING DIRECTLY TO ELECTRICAL ENERGY 3.2.- APPLICATIONS--------- WATER PUMPING LIGHTING MEDICAL REFRIGERATION TELECOMMUBNICATION AND SIGNALLING U T I L Z E

9. NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T SOLAR COLLECTORS FLAT PLATE- NON CONCENTATION CONCENTRATING TYPE APPLICATIONS SOLAR INDUSTRIAL HEATING SYSTEM SOLAR WATER HEATER SOLAR POND SOLAR COOKER SOLAR FURNACES

11. LIGHTING

15. A wind mill converts the kinetic energy of moving air into mechanical motion that can be either use directly to run the machine or to turn the generator to produce electricity.

17. USES OF WIND POWER NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T

18. WIND ENERGY IT’S FREE NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T HARNESS IT PLZ USE IT !!!!

20. It produce electrical power which is known as tidal power.

21. A dam is constructed in such a away that a basin gets separated from the sea and a difference in the water level is obtained between the basin and sea

24. Pollution Free

25. It has a unique capacity to meet the peak power demand effectively when it works in combination with thermal or hydroelectric system.

27. The power generated must be transported to long distances. This increases the transportation cost.

28. Sedimentation and silt ration of the basins are some of the added problems with tidal power plants.

31. Biomass is solar energy stored in organic matter.

32. Bio gas is generated through a process of anaerobic digestion of Bio Mass. Bio Mass is organic matter produced by plants, both terrestrial (those grown on land) and aquatic (those grown in water) and their derivatives

35. It produces good quality, enriched manure to improve soil fertility.

36. It proves an effective and convenient way for sanitary disposal of human excreta, improving the hygienic conditions.

38. It should be near the cattle-shed to minimize the distance for carrying cattle dung and transportation cost.

39. The area should be free from roots of trees which are likely to creep into the digester and cause damage.

40. Sufficient space must be available for day to day Operation and Maintenance.

41. It should be on an elevated area so that the plant does not get submerged during normal rains.

43. NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T FUEL CELL Fuel Cells are efficient and quiet, operate on a variety of hydrocarbon fuels, and produces almost no objectionable emissions. The concept has been proven in numerous small scale applications. The recent infusion of power cost from fossil fuels may convert this promising device into a major source of electric power generation. It is predicted that if the fuel cell clears a number of technical hurdles and proves financially viable, it could contribute 20,000MW power to the US grid, by the end of 1985.

44. NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T WORKING OF FUEL CELL

47. NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T FUEL CELL

48. FUEL CELL NEW TECHNOLOGY NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T NEW TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPED USE IT !

49. NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T SAVE NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES USE THESE BIOMASS SOLAR FUEL CELL WATER WIND

50. NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T

51. NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY -- PRASHANT KUMAR, R.I.E.T Queries ?