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Green building Micro project engineering.pptx
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- 2. Outline What isGreen Building? Why is Green Building Important? Benefitsof Green Building. Advantagesof Green Building. Disadvantagesof Green Building.
- 3. What is Green Building? ●EPAdefinition: “Green or sustainable building is the practice of creating healthierand more resource- efficientmodels of construction, renovation, operation, maintenance, and demolition.” ● More than just installing solarpanelson your roof.
- 4. Why is GreenBuilding Important? ●8000lbs of wasteare typically thrown into a landfill during the construction of a 2000sqft home. ●The buildings in the US consume more than twice as much energy as all the cars in the US. ●Buildings account for 68% of total electricity consumption in the US. ●Buildings use 80% of total drinking water consumption in the US. ●Indoor levels of pollution are commonly 2 to 5 times higher than outdoor pollution levels.
- 5. Benefits of GreenBuilding Environmental Benefits: ● Reducewastage of water ● Conserve natural resources ● Improve airand waterquality ● Protect biodiversityand ecosystems
- 6. Economic Benefits ● Reduceoperating costs ● Improveoccupantproductivity ● Create market forgreen product and services
- 7. Social Benefits ● Improvequality of life ● Minimizestrain on local infrastructure ● Improveoccupant health and comfort
- 8. Advantages of Green Building 1Cost 2 Efficiency 3Preserving infrastructure 4- High ROI rates
- 9. Disadvantages of Green Building 1Location 2 Availability 3 No aircooling features
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- 11. TYPE OF CONTENTS : 1.Introduction • Concept • Objective • Reason and Benefit of Green building 2. Literature review & Methodology 3. Case study • Elements of green building • Materials and methods • Rain water harvesting • Solar panel 4. Result & Conclusion
- 12. INTRODUCTION : GREEN BUILDINGCONCEPT : • Green building (also known construction or sustainable building) as green expands and complements the building design concerns of economy, utility, durability, and comfort. • A Green Building is one which uses less water, optimizes energy efficiency, conserves natural resources, generates less waste and provides healthier space for occupants as compared to conventional buildings.
- 13. OBJECTIVES • Preserve existingVegetation/or plant new trees. • Proper timing of Construction w.r.t. rains. Start after Monsoon and finish before next Monsoon. • Confine Construction Activity to only few select parts of the Campus • Erosion and sedimentation control • Preserve topsoil and use it for Raised Bed Agriculture • Waste segregation, recycle and reuse
- 14. REASONS AND BENEFITSOF GREEN BUILDING • Protect biodiversity and ecosystems • Improve air and water quality • Reduce waste streams • Conserve natural resources • Enhance occupant comfort and health. • Heighten aesthetic qualities. • Minimize strain on local infrastructure. • Improve overall quality of life. • Reduced urban island heat effect • Reduced building heating and cooling effect • Reduced air pollution and greenhouse gases • Increased building durability • Increased health factor both inside and outside building • Increased water conservation
- 15. LITERATURE REVIEW & METHODOLOGY Literaturereview : We did research on previous Green building projects from internet and other social media platform to improve and to search new ideas which is benefit for our green building project.eg WATER EFFICIENT TECHNOLOGIES FOR GREEN BUILDING (Dr K N Sheth, 2017), COST AND BENEFITS OF GREEN BUILDING (A Nalewail, V Venters, 2008), ZERO ENERGY BUILDING (Manuel Carlos Felgueirasa, Florinda F. Martinsb & Nídia S. Caetanoac, 2017) Methodology : • Need to explain the concept, aim, differentiation, objective, benefits of our project • Read and research on some project, articles, research papers which is related to our project • Site selection, data collection, implement of our ideas and concept in real world in real construction site • Improvement in our project from previous experience and research
- 16. CASE STUDY Elements of greenbuilding : 1. Site selection 2. Data collection 3. Energy efficiency 4. Water efficiency 5. Material efficiency Materials and methods : • Foundation : As the base of all structures, foundations provide the stability needed to create a solid and healthy environment. Some builders are finding plastic to be extremely helpful in laying a foundation. Pouring concrete foundation into an insulated concrete form (ICF), which insulated the inside and outside of the walls helps green building project. • Green wall : Green wall is a system to attach plants to walls of buildings and homes. The support system refers to plants which were guided to climb up through the structures like wires or cables, while the carrier system are plants which were put into boxes and contain the media for planting on the vertical surfaces and attached directly to the wall .
- 17. • Rooftop garden: A rooftop garden is any garden placed on the roof of a building. It can provide a lot of advantages not only to the extent of aesthetical appeal but it also may reduce the temperature, enhance the existing architecture and provide recreational opportunities. Rooftop gardens could cut off the urban heat island effect, which will end up decrease air pollution, excessive heat Flooring: Renewable materials like bamboo and cork to recycled flooring that is reclaimed from commercial and industrial buildings scheduled for demolition. Eco • friendly flooring like Marmoleum, on the other hand, is made from renewable materials such as linseed oil and pine flour, making it a far more ecologically-minded choice than typical vinyl flooring. There are so many options now for green or recycled flooring that it is easy to obtain the materials to achieve any design style.
- 18. Green roof :Green roofs in environmental terms storm water management Green roofs are one strategy for controlling runoff. Rainfall entering a green roof is stored in the substrate (soil medium), is absorbed by plants’ root systems, and retained in plant foliage.
- 19. Rainwater harvesting : Rainwater harvestingis the collection of rainwater, which falls freely from the sky, for use as a substitute for potable water, which is costly and in increasingly short supply in many regions. The water is usually collected from building roof areas, and diverted from the roof drainage system to a storage tank, where it is held for use.
- 20. Solar panel : The sunprovides an unlimited resource for power around the world. And more and more people are tapping into that energy for their homes and businesses. Solar power is becoming a positive energy source for many people who are looking to reduce their carbon footprint. Despite solar power’s great potential, few people are actually using it. Solar panel is useful as economically and also its eco-friendly. Solar panel can decrease the electricity cost in future as we using sun power to generate efficiant electricity for our daily use.
- 21. RESULT AND CONCLUSION Result: The benefitsof green design to society in general, and building owners and users in particular, are manifold. The construction of such buildings results in reduced destruction of natural habitats and bio-diversity , reduced air and water pollution , less water consumption, limited waste generation and increased user productivity. With increasing threat on our planet earth caused by depleting resources and increasing emissions it is absolutely pertinent that all our future buildings should be designed to function as “green buildings”. Conclusion: • Green building is financially, health and most importantly, environmentally responsible idea that more people need to adapt. • Many building materials and renewable energy sources exist to lessen once impact upon the environment. • Through educating, making environmentally products more readily accessible and reliable and by providing government incentives it is possible to encourage more people to adapt green building and all of the benefits that come along with it.
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