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This document discusses sustainable engineering and transportation. Sustainable engineering aims to maximize social benefits and minimize environmental impacts. It considers issues like community effects, economic activities, and environmental contamination. In contrast, traditional engineering focuses on performance and costs. The document provides examples of how sustainable engineering would design computer infrastructure differently by considering electricity usage and recycling. It also discusses how transportation accounts for a significant portion of energy consumption and emissions. Green transportation prioritizes public transit, cycling, walking and aims to reduce these environmental impacts.
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Sustainable engineering
- 1. Name : Abeer AL-Refai Sustainable Engineering
- 2. What is Sustainability ? Sustainability is… “development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs”
- 3. Traditional engineering Vs. sustainable engineering
- 4. Traditional Engineering… required to solve problems they are presented with to the best of their knowledge within constraints of approval authorities within schedule and financial constraints Engineers search for methods that maximize function, and minimize cost to clients
- 5. Sustainable Engineering Maximize social benefit while minimizing ecological impact SOCIAL EFFECT: Community activities, employment rates, immigration... ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES: Business growth, employment rates, inflation… ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS: - Environmental contaminations, endangered wildlife…
- 6. EX: Designing a new computer infrastructure: Traditional engineering: Focus on performance Sustainable Engineering: How will widespread use impact electricity demand and electronics recycling?
- 8. Sustainable transport Transport that is sustainable in the senses of social, environmental and climate impacts and the ability to supply the source energy indefinitely.
- 9. Transportation and Environment Transport systems have significant impacts on the environment, accounting for between 20% and 25% of world energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions. Greenhouse gas emissions from transport are increasing at a faster rate than any other energy using sector.
- 10. Green Transport Green vehicles are more fuel-efficient, but only in comparison with standard vehicles, and they still contribute to traffic congestion and road crashes. Well-patronised public transport networks based on traditional diesel buses use less fuel per passenger than private vehicles, and are generally safer and use less road space than private vehicles. Green public transport vehicles including electric trains, trams and electric buses combine the advantages of green vehicles with those of sustainable transport choices. Other transport choices with very low environmental impact are cycling and other human-powered vehicles, and animal powered transport. The most common green transport choice, with the least environmental impact is walking.