Semester : S1 and S2
Subject : INTRODUCTION TO SUSTAINABLE ENGINEERING
Year : 2018
Term : DECEMBER
Branch : MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Scheme : 2015 Full Time
Course Code : BE 103
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cost and environmental impacts, climate change and social policy issues.
Module IV
12 2) Explain briefly the concept of Zero Energy Buildings. (3)
b) Explain the measure that can be adopted to achieve ZEB through renewable . (3)
energy and other technologies.
c) Mention some ways to improve energy efficiency of buildings. (4)
Stories/Cases/Data set - 5
(Stories/Cases/Data set)
India has a huge potential to move into a fully renewable electricity system by 2050, owing to an
abundance of renewable resources. If only we can optimally leverage sophisticated technologies
to harness proactive collaboration with the industry, academia and energy innovation ecosystem,
the region can move straight to affordable renewable systems. Such renewable energy systems
can works mainly on clean energy, solar energy, wind energy and other new age storage
solutions. Solar photo voltaics is the most economical electricity source and batteries satisfy the
night-time electricity demand. In addition to covering India's electricity demand for power, such
system simulation can also cover for seawater desalination and synthetic natural gas beyond
other measures.
Module V
13 a) 1450 out five reasons which hinder the development of renewable energy in (5)
India.
b) 1510055101 to generate electricity in India from oceans? Justify. (5)
Stories/Cases/Data set - 6
(Stories/Cases/Data set)
Industrial symbiosis thought emerged two decades ago, when researchers observed that waste
and energy usage from industrial operations drastically could be decreased by using the waste of
one firm as the input of another, and sharing infrastructure such as steam or water processes.
Industrial symbiosis takes biological symbiosis as its guiding metaphor, mimicking the symbiotic
relationships found in nature, such as the clownfish cleaning the sea anemone in return for
protection from predators.
Module VI
14 a) Can the concept of industrial symbiosis be adopted in Kerala? Explain. (5)
b) 1445: out the advantages and disadvantages of industrial symbiosis. (5)
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