Sustainable housing project propsal
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This document outlines a sustainable housing project proposal in 3 phases. The project aims to generate zero power purchase and zero water discharge, recycling water to compensate for evaporation losses only. Phase 1 will generate 50% of the required power and recycle 50% of water at a cost of less than 20% of the total estimated Rs. 500,000 project cost. Research support will come from university grants, NGO funds, an advisor, and an MOU with Economic Engineering Consultancy and NIT Warangal.
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This document discusses using a microbial fuel cell to treat dairy wastewater and generate electricity. The MFC was able to achieve high removal efficiencies of over 90% for various wastewater parameters like COD, BOD, oil and grease. Stainless steel electrodes produced better results than copper electrodes. Increasing the electrode surface area from 103cm2 to 152cm2 significantly improved removal efficiency and power generation. The optimized MFC design with filtration and aeration achieved over 95% removal of certain parameters. Up to 37.651μW of power and 0.0677W sec of electrical energy were generated. The study demonstrates that MFC technology can efficiently treat dairy wastewater while simultaneously recovering energy.
solar tracking system
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Resource conserving architecture strategies for existing school
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Evolving Lifecycles with High Resolution Site Characterization (HRSC) and 3-D...
Evolving Lifecycles with High Resolution Site Characterization (HRSC) and 3-D...
Promoting Multilateral Cooperation for Sustainable Peatland management
Promoting Multilateral Cooperation for Sustainable Peatland management
Sustainable housing project propsal
- 1. Sustainable Housing - project proposal Rajasekhar Polapragada M. Tech, D.I.M, Senior Member- American Institute of Chemical Engineering Managing Director- Economic Engineering Excellence Economic Engineering Excellence
- 2. Sustainable Housing - project proposal Economic Engineering Excellence -Zero purchase Power. -Zero discharge water. -Make-up water only to compensate evaporation losses -Cost of project : Rs 500,000 . -In 3 phases. -Project Potential : Rs 50 million. -New generation housing for India.
- 3. Sustainable Housing - project schedule Economic Engineering Excellence - Phase 1 : 2016-2017. - 50% purchased Power to be generated. - 50% water recovered and recycled - Cost of Phase 1 < 20% of total project cost. - Phase-1 to be modular for phase-2 and phase -3 .
- 4. Sustainable Housing - Power generation Economic Engineering Excellence Phase -1 - solar panels for lights - Modifications for Natural light - solar cooking Phase-2 -- Water pumping. - Solar energy for pumping and Solarheaters -Phase-3 -- Solar energy Air conditioning.
- 5. Sustainable Housing - Water Recycle Economic Engineering Excellence Phase -1 - segregation of water into 3 categories– potable, mild treatable and sewage water - Recover Kitchen, fritz and bathing water - Fixing water sinks. Phase-2 -- Water treatment plant . -Phase-3 -- Generating water resources eg. Atm. water
- 6. Sustainable Housing - Research Economic Engineering Excellence Phase -1 - Study Solar air conditioning - Study recovery of water from atmoshere --Review existing patents Phase-2 -- Select economic designs/ develop low cost indigenous materials -Phase-3 -Develop large scale commercial or community models.
- 7. Research support Economic Engineering Excellence 1. University grants 2. NGO and world bank funds 3. Research guide- Prof. Pydi Setty. 4. Advisor /Consultant Rajasekhar Polapragda- 5. MOU – Economic Engineering consultancy and NIT- Warangal.