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The document discusses various concepts for developing smart and sustainable cities including vehicular ad-hoc networks, rainwater harvesting, smart sewage treatment, green buildings, urban farming, smart roads, autonomous transport, smart city security, and zero emission cities. Key areas covered include using vehicles as nodes in a network, decentralized water treatment, producing energy from wastewater, vertical farming in cities, interactive and temperature sensitive roads, and transitioning to renewable energy and electric vehicles.
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- 2. VEHICULAR ADHOC NETWORK RAIN WATER HARVESTING SMART SEWAGE TREATMENT HIGH TECH ROADS GREEN BUILDING SMART CITY SECURITYAUTONOMOUS TRANSPORT SUSTEM URBAN FARMING ZERO EMISSION CITY OF FUTURE
- 4. 1.Decentralized Treatment Plants 2.Satellite Water Reclamation Plants 3.Membrane Separation Technology Bar screen OGT Collection Bio reactor Settling tank Chlorination UF Treated tank Re-use SEWAGE TREATMENT WITH ADVANCED PROCESS FOR RE USE OF TREATED WATER FOR HIGH QUALITY APPLICATIONS To produce an environmentally-safe fluid waste stream (or treated effluent) and a solid waste (or treated sludge) suitable for disposal or reuse (usually as farm fertilizer). 1.Biodiesel from Fats, 2.Oils & Grease in Wastewater 3.Electricity & Heat from Co-generation 4.Sewage Powered Fuel Cells 5.Water-Source Heat Pumps 6.Biogas from Wastewater & Sludge OBJECTIVES BENEFITSINNOVATIONS
- 5. Rainwater harvesting is the accumulating and storing, of rainwater. Storage system Routing system Filtering system Water tank(clea n water) Water harvestin g system Save money on water bills 24 hour water supply Better utilization of clean rain water No water shortage Advantage of Rain water harvesting 5000/- (on a small scale) to 17,500/-(on a very large scale). Estimated cost Rooftops generally yield the best quality of rainwater with least treatment.
- 6. URBAN FARMING With a lot of people migrating from countryside to urban areas for better opportunities, there exists a scarcity of farmers. Farming could be done in each building of a city which is termed as vertical farming. Each building has some reserved space dedicated to the cultivation of crops. It creates opportunities for the rural people to work in urban areas. It will help to meet the food requirements of the city.
- 7. INTERACTIVE LIGHT GLOW IN DARK TEMPERATURE SENSITIVE NEW PROPSED IDEA (NANO PAINT) SPECIAL PAINT IS SPREAD ON RAOD WITH TEPMERATURE SENSITIVITY UNDER NORAML CONDITION: IT IS TRANSPARENT UNDER LOW TEMPERATUE AND SLIPPERY ROADS: THE PAINT SHOWS SIGN OF DANGER 1) TEMPERATURE SENSITIVITY FLOURESCENT DYE SPREAD ON ROADSTHAT ABSORBS SUNLIGHT DURING DAY TIME AND LIGHT UP AT NIGHT UPTO 10 HOURS 2) GLOW IN DARK ROADS IT USES SENSORS TO DETECT AN ONCOMING CAR, IF A CAR IS APPROACHING THE ROADS BEGIN TO GLOW BRIGHTER AND FADES WHEN VEHICLE IS REMOVED THUS ROAD WILL TURN ONLY WHEN NEEDEDAND WILL NOT WASTE EXPAND ENERGY RESERVE 3) INTERACTIVE LIGHT PIEZO ELECTRIC ROADS STREET LIGHTS • PIEZO ELECTRIC MATERIAL CAN BE INSTALLED AT EVERY STREET LAMP ON STREET AND HIGHWAYS. ASCULATORS & NAVIGATION LIGHTS • WITH THE POWER GENERTED WITH INSTALLED PIEZOELECTRIC MATERIAL IN ROADS THE ASCULTORS INSTALLED ON FOOT PATHS CAN BE RUN. NON POLLUTING LOW MAINTANANC E COST HIGH POWER O/P W H Y P I E Z O WORK ONE ONE PIEZO-ELECTRIC ROADS IS ALREADY GOING IN INDIA IN HYDERABAD
- 8. VEHICULAR ADHOC NETWORK A technology that basically uses moving cars as nodes in a network to create a mobile network. In these networks, vehicles communicate with each other and possibly with a roadside infrastructure to provide a long list of applications varying from transit safety to driver assistance and Internet access. In this, Knowledge of the real- time position of nodes is an assumption made by most protocols,algorithms, and applications. TECHNIQUE INTERNET ACCESS MAP LOCATION AUTOMATIC PARKING DRIVER ASSISTANCE VEHICLE COLLISION WARNING LOCATION ACCURACY LOW LOW HIGH MEDIUM HIGH REQUIRED LOCALIZATION EFFICIENCY FOR VANET APPLICATIONS GPS DEAD RECKONING CELLULAR LOCALIZATION IMAGE/VEDIO PROCESSING ADHOC LOCALISATION VANET APPLICATIONS MAP LOCATION AUTOMATIC PARKING DRIVER ASSISTANCE VEHICLE COLLISION WARNING INTERNET ACCESS VEHICLES AVOIDING OBSTACLES USING GPS CARS ACTING AS NODES TO FORM NETWORK
- 9. OPERATION CENTRE ENTRY EXIT CHECK POINTS SMART ID CARDS FOR EVERY INDIVIDUAL POWERED WITH RFID CITY SHOULD HAVE ITS OWN WEBSITE CONTAINING DATA BASE OF ALL OF ITS CITIZENS BENEFITS * SAFE FROM TERRIORISTS * EASY TO RECOGNIZE COUNTRY’S CITIZENS( AS ALL PEOPLE HAVE THEIR OWN RFIDs)
- 10. Zero Emission City Of the Future •Power plants retrofitted with carbon capture technology give rise to pollution free emission •Coal power plants which use sequestration have reduced emission up to 85 %. Geo Sequestration Coal and natural gas reacts with steam to produce hydrogen and carbon dioxide which can be separated. Fossil Fuels account for 90% of the energy demand A vast amount of harmful gases are emitted during the combustion of fossil fuels Hence arises a need to reduce this emission Ideas Battery operated automobiles Carbon capture and storage through the process of geo sequestration
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