Cooperative Mangrove Project: Introduction, Scope, and Perspectives
Non conventional energy resources
1. Non-Conventional energy resources
Under supervision of: Presenting by:
Mr. Keshav Gupta Devendra Kumar Singh
Assistant professor ME-IV(A)
Mechanical department 1316440041
PSIT, Kanpur
7. Facts in tidal energy
Scotland floating pipe
Sihwa Lake Tidal Power Station(South Korea), 254MW
50 MW plant at the Gulf of Kutch(in construction)
11. Facts in wind energy
Gansu wind farm (China), 6800MW, world’s largest onshore wind mill.
Muppandal windfarm,1500 MW largest in India(Onshore)
London Array,630MW largest offshore
Gujrat will have in future(offshore)
Indian railway to achieve 200MW
Japan -> Flag flipping -> electricity
Dutch railway 100% wind powered
Afganistan mines destroyer
13. Types of geothermal power plant
Hydrothermal convective systems
Geopressure resources
Hot dry rocks
Magma resources
Valconoes
14. Facts with geothermal power plant
Malitbog Geothermal Power Station is a 232.5 MW (Philippines)
In India: Gujarat, Chhattisgarh, Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal of 3MW
to 5MW
19. Facts with MHD generator
USSR designed 500MW plant near Moscow
In India: BARC, BHEL in collaboration with Institute of High
temperature(USSR), 5-15MW
23. Facts with solar energy
Cochin airport is first solar powered
Indian railway: Target of 1000MW
24. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
Advantages Disadvantages
(i) Easily available in nature (i) High cost of harnessing
energy
(ii) Free of cost (ii) Uncertainty of availability
(iii)Inexhaustible
(iv)Low gestation period
(v) Low maintenance costs
25. REFERENCES
1. REN21, Global Status Report 2016.
2. Dr. R.K. Singal, Saroj Singal (2015). “Non-Conventional energy
resources”. New Delhi: Katson books.
3. G.D. Rai (2012). “Non-Conventional energy sources”. New Delhi: Khanna
publishers