This document proposes designing Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Narasaraopet as a green campus. It begins with an introduction to green campuses, emphasizing environmentally responsible practices and education. It then reviews green practices at other universities. The main components of green buildings are outlined, along with proposals to implement solar panels, rainwater harvesting, green spaces, and sustainable infrastructure at JNTUK Narasaraopet. Benefits of a green campus include economic and environmental gains. Specific ideas are provided, such as going paperless, promoting reuse and recycling, and using renewable energy. The conclusion stresses that as an educational institution, JNTUK Narasaraopet should practice sustainable development and teach

1. K ROHINI SRI VYSHNAVI(krohinisri@gmail.com)
J SAI PRASANNA KUMAR(jallepallisai55@gmail.com)
DR.KVSG MURALI
KRISHNA(kvsg.muralikrishna@gmail.com)
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,
JNTUK,
NARASARAOPET.
Design of My College
as a

2. 1.0 INTRODUCTION TO GREEN CAMPUS
Green Campus is a place where
environmentally responsible practice and
education go hand in hand and where
environmentally responsible tenets are borne
out by example and to promote environment
stewardship to their students. This paper
entitled “Design of My College as a Green
Campus” describes the Components of green
campus and presents a Draft Design of JNTUK
Narasaraopet, a newly established Constituent
Engineering College of Jawaharlal Nehru
Technological University, Kakinada.

3. GREEN-
THE MEANING OF THE TERM ‘GREEN’ IS “CONCERNED FOR SUPPORTING
PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND NOT HARMFUL TO ENVIRONMENT”.

4. 2.0 LITERATURE REVIEW
Some of the Green Universities that
successfully implemented Green Practices are:
University of Colorado, University of
Washington, Middlebury College, University of
Vermont, College of the Atlantic, Evergreen
state College, University of California, Oberlin
College, Harvard University of New Hampshire
and New York University. Some of the best
practices adopted in renowned Green
Universities are studied so that the same are
implemented in our college.

5. SOME OF THE GREEN UNIVERSITIES

6. 3.0 COMPONENTS OF GREEN BUILDINGS
 a) Green and solar roofs- Terrace farming and solar roofing
 b) LED, CFC and solar bulbs- less energy, less heat
 c) Green Construction using: Fly ash that displaces 30% cement
and Local materials-that reduce transportation cost & labor
 d) Low flow plumbing fixtures-uses less water for flush
 e) Green Urinals- For flushing air is used, No water is used for
flushing.
 e) Bamboo flooring-renewable, strong, stable.
 f) Plastic lumber-made from recycled plastic, resists oil, salt and
chemicals
 g) Eco surfaces-from recycled tyres, weather and slip resistant
 h) Low VOC paints-limits any odor, harmful &irritating emissions
 i) Sealtech block-non porous, stronger than concrete, 10% lighter,
strong
 j) Maze nails-from recycled steel

7. UCEN AS GREEN A GREEN CAMPUS

8.  1. Integrated Solid Waste Management (ISWM) Plant
 2. Rain water harvesting pits at Lowest Contours at 200 m spacing
 3. Green belt
 4. Over head tank
 5. Botanical Garden
 6. Rubberized play courts using waste materials like Plastics and Construction waste
from CRDA, Amaravati.
 7. Sports complex with Indoor Stadium
 8. Boys hostel with 33% of Terrace area with Solar Panels
 9. Girls hostel with terrace farming
 10. Canteen with biogas plant and Vermin Composting
 11. Administrative block with digital library
 12-16. CE, ME, EEE, ECE, CSE departments

9. 75% OF APPCB [ANDHRA PRADESH POLLUTION
CONTROL BOARD] IS COVERED WITH SOLAR
PANELS.

10. EQUALIZATION AND NEUTRALIZATION TANK AT
APPCB, EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT

11. 4.0 PROS OF GREEN CAMPUS
 Economic benefits
 Increase in productivity of occupants
 Increases potential to gain knowledge
 Benefits both institution and students
 Reduces maintenance costs
 20% profit with 2% investment
 Carbon neutral environment
 Institution become ethical and value based
 Recognition for the organization improving the
image and helpful in accreditation.

12. 5.0 IDEAS OF GREEN CAMPUS
 1. Go digital
 2. Avoid use and throw bottles
 3. Save power [“Unit Power Saved = 2 Units Power
Produced]
 4. Carpool and Mass Transportation like Buses for faculty
and Students. Making the Campus 100% Residential in a
Professional college also reduces emissions drastically.
People should be discouraged to travel unnecessarily and
daily from Hostels and homes to work place.]
 5. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: Buy second hand, buy local and
resell.
 6. Reading online newspaper
 7. Make Campus 100% Cashless and Paperless. Having cash
to be treated as possessing ‘Narcotics’. JNTUK has already
done a significant work in this regard. It has conducted
several Awareness programs for cashless transaction in
public and implementing also. JNTUK University gave a
Notice in this regard that from 01 January 2017, all

13.  8. Embrace a minimalist lifestyle
 9. Stop using disposable items
 10. Selected species of plants like night queen to
purify air and for aroma
 11. Power down when not in use
 12. Decrease meat consumption as it harms life
 13. Reduce aerosol sprays. Classrooms to be
oriented such that
 14. Ban non recyclable plastics
 15. Stop using Air conditioners which produce
CFC’s
 16. Solar panels to produce energy
 17. Pedal power production in GYMs
 18. Using tracks instead of thread mills
 19. GREEN BELTS

14. 6.0 CONCLUSION
We should practice what we preach. As
institutions of higher learning the seeds of
change that are sown on your campus will grow
and ultimately disperse far afield. The green
campus concept offers the institution the
opportunity to take the lead in rethinking its
environmental culture and developing new
paradigms for solving problems that are local,
national and global in nature.As UCEN was
established only in June 2016 and is in her
infancy, the suggestions for sustainable
development can be implemented very easily
and economically.

15. REFERENCES:
 Down to Earth”, Centre for Science and
Environment, New Delhi.
 KVSG Murali Krishna, “Environmental
Studies”, VGS Publishers, Vijayawada, 2016.
 Wikipedia

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