Carbon Neural Techs For SBM Aug 25-26

Earthizenz Eco Friendly Systems
CARBON NEUTRAL
Technology Options
for
Sustainable SBM
M.P. Singh
B. Tech.(Civil); M.I.E. (Mech.)
Email:earthizenz@gmail.com
Phone: +919815897053
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Global Definition of
Sustainability in any
Development
HUDCO Workshop at CRRID (Aug
Sustainable Development
(SD)
Sustainable Development is, Development that
"meets the needs of the present generation,
without compromising the ability
of future generations, to meet their own needs"
Brundtland Report (1987).
Sustainability is reached in an
environmentally,
socially
and economically healthy world.
Three Pillars of
Sustainable
Development
Most important pillar of Sustainability is

Bearable
Social
Environment
Protection.
Sustainable
Environment
Eqitable
Viable
No Environment, No Life on Earth.

Economic
The other two Pillars become Meaningless

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Environment: Climate
Change
Over the years the world has

experienced a phenomenon called
Global Warming.
This has been attributed to Green
House Gas Emission
A few GHGs have been identified and
their Global Warming Potential have
been assigned a value, in terms of
Carbon Dioxide equivalent.
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Relevant Green House

Gases
Emitted By:
All kinds of burning: garbage, leaveas, Brick Kilns
Carbon Dioxide
Global Warming Potential
1*
Emitted By:
Wastewater, Piles of Solid Waste, Anaerobic
Manuring of dung, dirty ponds, irrigation practice of
flooding paddy fields
Methane
21*
Emitted By:
Wastewater, dirty ponds receiving untreated sewage,
Excessive use of N-fertilizer, Brick Kilns
Nitrous Oxide
* tCO e
2
310*
*Tonnes Carbon dioxide equivalent
Carbon
Carbon is the Centre point of all life on
this planet: Flora, Fauna, trees, plants,
we the Humans, every body: All Micro
organisms; every single living body.
Carbon is also the centre point of
most sources of energy.
Carbon stays buried as an element and
after centuries, is converted into fossil
fuel and also Diamonds.
Carbon stock in the earth is precious.
Carbon in the atmosphere is a killer
Why so much noise

about Carbon?
All Green House Gas emissions are measured in

terms of Tonnes of Carbon Dioxide Equivalent
tCO2.
The reverse of emission is Carbon
Sequestration.
Meaning Carbon being taken back into the earth
In 2005 Clean Development Mechanism was
implemented through the UNFCC*
UNFCC under the
Kyoto Protocol.
Protocol Countries like USA and Australia
did not participate.
*United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
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What is Kyoto Protocol?

Binding emission targets for industrialised
countries (called Annex I)
Voluntary participation of developing countries
(called Non-Annex I countries, e.g. India)
Flexible mechanisms to allow countries to
achieve their emission targets cost effectively:
Emission trading (trading of allowances between
Annex I governments)
Clean Development Mechanism (projects in NonAnnex I countries with participation of Annex I countries)
Joint Implementation (projects between Annex I
countries)
IPCC Reports
Starting 1988, when the First Assessment

Report of IPCC* was released, there have
been four more.
The fifth one coming in 2014.
Initially Emission Reduction was considered
enough to neutralize Climate Change.
Now we are talking of Mitigation,
Adaptation, Risk Assessment and Climate
Change Proofing
*Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

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Earthizenz
Eco Friendly
Systems between 2000 and 2010
GHG
emissions
growth
has been larger than in the previous three
decades.
Based on Figure
SPM.1
Courtesy IPCC AR5
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Earthizenz
Eco Friendly Systems
Without
additional
mitigation, global mean
surface temperature is projected to increase
by 3.7 to 4.8C over the 21st century.
Based on WGII AR5

Figure 19.4
Courtesy IPCC AR5
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Beyond Kyoto Protocol
Despite the fact that the Kyoto Protocol is no

longer in force, International Carbon Trading is still
going on. Carbon Reduction is tradable globally.
The loss of Carbon means accelerating Climate
change.
Countries of the World have been meeting
regularly (conference of Parties or CoPs).
The last such Conference of Parties was at Lima
(CoP-20)
It was decided that in the next conference (CoP21), to be held inParis, in December 2015, all
countries would declare their Intended
Nationally Determined Contributions (INDC)
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National Action Plan on

Climate
Change
Submitted in COP 20, at Lima
Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission

National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency
National Mission on Sustainable Habitat
National Water Mission
National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture
National Mission for Sustaining the Himalayan
Ecosystem
National Mission for a Green India
National Mission on Strategic Knowledge for Climate
Change
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Breaking News
As we talk, GoI have finalized

and announced its INDC to be
submitted at CoP 21, at Paris, in
December, 2015
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Climate Talks: Indias INDC

will focus on all key
elements
Vishwa Mohan,TNN|Aug 24, 2015, 05.20 PM IST

Our INDC will
have all five elements
mitigation
adaptation
finance
technology transfer and
capacity building.
India's INDCs would cover all the National
Missions under the National Action Plan on
Climate Change.
Vishwa Mohan ,TNN|Aug 24, 2015, 05.20 PM IST
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National Mission for a Sustainable

Habitat
To promote sustainability of habitats though
improvements in energy efficiency in
buildings,
urban planning.
Improved management of solid and liquid
waste, including recycling and power
generation
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What is Carbon Neutral?

Carbon neutral, also calledcarbon
neutrality is
The action of organizations, businesses
and individuals taking action to remove
as muchcarbon dioxide from the
atmosphere as each put in to it.
The overall goal ofcarbon neutrality is
to achieve a zerocarbonfootprint.
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What to do?
1. Work towards using new and renewable

energy.
2. Conserve Energy e.g. make energy Conserving
buildings, use materials and things that have not
dented the carbon stock.
3. Manage our waste: Waste is a big source of
GHG Emission.
4. Do not use Energy in managing Waste
5. If possible capture the GHG and Generate
energy
6. Sequester Carbon: e.g. Use a planted filter as
tertiary treatment or use Green/Bio Swales for
transfer of water from Primary to Secondary to
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tertiary treatment
Energy Conserving
House
Double glazed Fenestration ,
is used to advantage,
depending on the season and
time of the day.
In summers early morning
ventilation and light is used.
In winters Morning and
afternoon sun heat is trapped
Not a single Burnt Clay

Brick used in the walls. Self
Manufactured Interlocking
flyash filled blocks have
been used
Double glazed Fenestration
used. One glass is tainted
according to the climate of
this region
Boundary wall and inner
partitions in the basement are
of stabilized soil Compressed
interlocking blocks made with
the soil from the basement
itself.
Outer walls are further
insulated with Cellular
Lightweight Concrete
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Blocks
21
The first
blocks
How they
interlock
horizontally
and vertically
Cellular Light Weight

Concrete
The inside portion of the outer wall

is lined with the same light weight
blocks, for added insulation.
All inner walls are made from
Cellular Light Weight Concrete
blocks, made at site. These blocks
have a density of 1. The density of
water.
The roofs are all filled with this

lightweight foamed concrete.
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CLC Blocks being cured
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Embodied Energy in Bricks and Blocks

S.
No.
Type of
Block
Typical
Energ Energy/Bl
size of
y/Bloc ock
Block mm k MJ
Equivalen
t
MJ
Burnt Brick
180x180x
70
4.25
4.25
Stabilized
Mud Block
230x190x
100
2.60
1.00
Hollow
Concrete
Block
400x200x
200
12.30
1.32
Steam Cured 230x190x

Block
100
6.7
2.58
Encouragement of Inter locking

Blocks for walls
Saving in
Mortar
Labour
Supporting
Structure
Labour
Time
Energy
Zero GHG Emission
Household Level
wastewater Treatment
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Water is made to go
to the bottom of
every chamber. The
sludge at the bottom
gets activated.
Air pipes running

across partitions
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These tees ensure that the

lightweight fatty stuff
remains in the chamber and
does not travel to the next
chamber
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Final exit point of

effluent. Goes to the
boundary wall and
through and under it.
Final Air Vent
30
Whole clumps brought

from the nursery and
planted in the gravel.
Entry point of effluent.
Passes through large stone
and a very course wire
netting and trickles into the
bio filter bed
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Root zone treatment given

here. This bed will be
broadened after the house
is passed by the urban
authority
Treated water re-enters

the house into an under
ground storage tank. A
solar pump will pump
this water to an over
head tank for usage in
gardening and also
feeding a fountain for
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final aeration and
The original channel was a

straight gravel bed with
about 2% slope, no cells
Another channel with no

slopes, but four cells
provided. Water rises in each
cell upto about 8 and goes
to the next cell
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Domestic Kitchen Waste to

Methane
Choosing a Sewerage
and a Treatment System
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AVAILABLE OPTIONS:
SEWERAGE SYSTEM & TREATMENT
Onsite Sanitation: PF VIP Septic Tank and Pit Latrines

Conventional Gravity Sewerage System
Settled Sewerage ( Small Bore)
Simplified Gravity Sewerage
Hybrid (mixture of Settled and Simplified
Gravity Sewerage) with Decentralized
Treatment
Filling the Gap

On-Site
Sanitation
PF
VIPs
Septic
Tanks
Most Complex
Most
Expensive
Conventional
Sewerage
System
Shallow
(Simplified Sewerage)
INCREASING COST
Sewerage System
INCREASING OMPLEXITY
Simplified Sewerage
Even Cheaper than
On-Site Sanitation
Systems at densities
>160 pers/Hect.
Conventional Sewerage V/s SimplifiedSewerage

Conventional Sewerage
Simplified Sewerage
Described in the Manual on

Sewerage & Sewage Treatment
1993, MoUD, GOI; since revised in
2013
Described under Section 3.70 of

the Manual on Sewerage &
Sewage Treatment 1993 , MoUD,
GOI. since revised in 2013
Designed for Urban areas
Specially provided for Peri-Urban

Areas, Dense Rural Areas and
Dense Settlements
Can run on 40 lpd/caput water.
Requires
Minimum
150-200
lpd/caput water supply at the
beginning of the design period.
Minimum Diameter of pipe is 150
mm under the above manual.
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Minimum Diameter of pipe is

100mm under the above manual.
Conventional Sewerage V/s Simplified Sewerage

Conventional Sewerage
The range of d/D used in the design

is
0.5 and 0.75 as per above
Manual.
Self Cleansing Velocity > 0.6 m/s
Often taken as 0.75 m/s
Peak Factor is taken as 2.5 to3
No minm. Value of Peak Flow taken
Manning Equation is used
All design done for end of design
period.
Simplified Sewerage
The range of d/D used in the

design is 0.2 and 0.8. A
Self Cleansing Velocity of 0.5 m/s
has been successfully used for
over 25 years
Peak Factor taken as 1.8
Minm. Value of Peak Flow taken
as 1.5 litres/sec (approx. Peak
flow from flushing a toilet)
Macedo-Manning
Equation
is
used.
1)Sewer gradient
designed for start
of Design Period
2)Dia. Designed for
Shallow (Simplified) Sewerage
Settled (Small Bore) Sewerage
Described under Section 3.70 of Described under Section 3.60 of the

the Manual on Sewerage & Sewage
Manual on Sewerage & Sewage
...
Treatment 1993, MoUD, GOI ...
Treatment 1993, MoUD, GOI since
revised in 2013
Conveys Unsettled Wastewater
Conveys Settled (solids Free)
Sewerage
Essentially Conventional Sewerage
Essentially needs a septic tank
Stripped to its Hydraulic Basics
outside every house.
The range of d/D used in the
design is 0.2 and 0.8 instead of 0.5 Not suitable for dense villages
and 0.75
where septic tanks can cause
serious threat of contamination as
well as safety of structures
Minimum pipe Diameter is 110mm
Does not need gradient as self

cleansing Velocity is meaningless.
Minimum Diameter of pipe: 90mm
YES
Decision Tree Sewerage

System
Is Simp. Sew. Cheaper than
Do most houses have Safe
Onsite Sanitation?
Septic tanks?
NO
Is minm. 40LPD per Cap

water available?
Can balance houses have

septic tanks? Keeping safe
distances from specified
Structures?
NO
YES
Simplified
Sewerage
YES
YES
NO
Is Water Supply
Augmentation Feasable?
NO
YES
Settled (Small
Bore) Sewerage
Go For
onsite San.
Centralized
The old School System

Centrlized
Septic Tank
Primary
Treatment
Primary/
Secondary
Treatment
Recirculating
Sand Filter
Secondary
Treatment/
Disposal
Maturation/
Storage Pond
1) Septic Tank HRT = 72 Hrs

2) Recirculating Filter ensures minimum
clogging chances.
3) Being Centralized, the septic tank is
preceded by a collecting chamber and
a pump house for dosing Raw Sewage
4) Both Septic Tank And Filter are power
dependent
5) Quality of treatment dependant on
Power continuity
The Small Bore System

Primary
Intercepter/ settler
at Household
Level
Aeration Tanks and then to polishing

pond
Secondary
Treatment
Lift Station
1) The advantage of cost saving in

sewerage is lost by having a settler
in every house.
2) Cannot maintain mandatory
distances in congested places
3) Lift Station requires Energy for
pumping
4) Aeration Tanks are Energy
dependant.
Post Kyoto Changes in EI Nolsons (Inventor of

System) Concept of Small Bore System
1.
Waste water from building
2.
Sedimentation chamber
3.
Pressure pipe sludge
4.
Liquid pipe siphon action
5.
Settlement chamber
6.
Liquid to filtration
7.
Infiltration system
8.
Composting plant
9.
Irrigation/secondary
treatment
Use the small

bore sewerage
system after
settlement
A truly Hybrid
System
Not to have a
septic tank in
every house but
one for a cluster
of several houses
Current System (Under

Discussion)
Decentralised
Decentralised
Wastewater
Wastewater
Management
Management
Hybrid Settled & Gravity Sewrage

System
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The DEWATS SYSTEM

Decentralised Wastewater Treatment Systems (DEWATS)
DEWATS is based on different natural treatment techniques
put together in different combinations according to need.
Pre-treatment and sedimentation in settlement tank or in septic
tank
Secondary anaerobic treatment in baffled reactors, 75% removal
of BOD/COD
Aerobic/ anaerobic treatment in reed bed system.
Vetiver grass forms part of the Collage of plants
The treated water from the reed bed system is stored in a
polishing pond for the aerobic process. Vetiver Floats naturally
aerate the pond
Vetiver Hedgerows are grown on the slopes of the pond.
Primary Treatment
A unit called a settling tank is used for this phase. It is a

sedimentation tank in which settled sludge is stabilised by
anaerobic digestion.
Dissolved and suspended matter leaves the tank
untreated.
The treatment efficiency of a septic tank is in the range of
30 per cent BOD removal.
A settling tank can also be incorporated into an anaerobic
baffled tank as the first section of a settler device.
Primary treatment
(Fully mixed Digester)
This can replace the primary Settler

before the baffled reactor, if biogas
is to be stored, otherwise it can be
flared
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Secondary Treatment
Baffled reactor is used for this phase.

Several tanks (upflow chambers) are
built in a series to digest degradable
Matter.
Baffles guide WW between the chambers
from top to bottom and up

again.
During the process the fresh influent is

mixed and inoculated for digestion with
the active blanket deposit of
suspended particles and
microorganisms occurring naturally
at the bottom of each chamber in such
conditions.
Because of the physical separation of
Chambers, various microorganisms are
present at different stages, allowing high
treatment efficiency
Secondary& Tertiary Treatment

Anaerobic
Baffled
Reactor
Primary/
Secondary
treatment
Alternatively
the filter can
be omitted
Anaerobic Filter
(Attachable
to
Anaeroobic
BR.
Filter
Planted
Filter
Horizontal Planted
Filter/ Root Zone/
Wetland
Recovery of Methane
Gas
If we replace
the first
settler with
this digester,
we can
recover
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Combined into One Unit
The Settling tank,

Baffled upflow reactor
and Anaerobic Filter can
be plugged together,
The whole system is

underground and has a
total Hydraulic Residence
time of 8 t0 14 hrs. like the
UASB reactor

The whole System can
fit in any place and is
always underground
Small surfaces become available for

treatment (sidewalks, private yards,
parking lots, alleys, parks, etc.)
In
et
e
tr
S
a
The right combination and dimension of Modules

is important.
Tertiary Treatment
A horizontal planted gravel filter acts through the combined effect

of the filter material and plants growing on the filter media.
Usage of sand as the main filter materials was replaced by
pebbles and granite stones.
The wastewater is resupplied with oxygen while passing through
the planted gravel filter.
The effluent is odour free. Since baffled reactor is being used to
provide secondary treatment the size of the planted filter is
reduced.
This leads to a cost reduction, less needed space above ground
The use of Vetiver grass alongwith other plants further increases
the efficiency and hence the size.
Moreover, the issue of N2O emission is effectively taken care of.
Planted Gravel Filter
Vetiver and
Decentralized Treatment
System
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Vetiver in Planted Filter
Vetiver In Tertiary Treatment
Vetiver In Treatment in
Ponds
Decentralized Treatment
Biodegradable Wastes from
Housing Complexes
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Kitchen Waste Grinding
Presentation at PUDA on
17/10/07
We are Standing over a total

Wastewater Recycling System
Situated Underground
Combined Sewage and Food Waste Treatment

Biogas Plants
No. of
flats
Sewage
cum /day
Wet
Garbage
Biogas
cum /day
Savings in
LPG kg/d
Area in m
50
100
200
300
400
500
600
40
75
150
230
300
380
450
25
50
100
150
200
250
300
89
16 18
32 35
50 54
65 70
80 85
95 - 100
4
8
16
24
32
40
45
5x4
8x5
15x 8
18x10
20x12
25x15
30x18
Earthizenz
EcoWaste
Friendly Systems
Food
Treatment
Waste
qty in
kg / day
Biogas
in
cum/day
Manure
Area in
Sq m
Biogas Plants
Savings in terms of eq.
LPG
Residential colonies / hotels / institutions
100
79
3.4 tpa
5x5
4.5 kg LPG/day
200
13 15
4.2 tpa
6x6
7.2 kg LPG/day
300
19 23
10 tpa
6x9
11.3 kg LPG/day
500
38 40
14 tpa
6 x 10
1.5 LPG cyl /day
800
55 - 65
22 tpa
6 x 12
2 LPG cyl /day
Industrial Canteens / Segregated house hold (kitchen) and Hotel Waste
1000
80 90
0.1 tpd
10 x 10
3 LPG cyl /day
2000
160
180
0.2 tpd
15 x 15
5.5 LPG cyl /day
0.3 tpd
20 x 20
8.5 LPG cyl /day
3000
240
270
Presentation at
PUDA on
17/10/07
Combined Sewage and Food Waste Treatment

Biogas Plants
No. of
flats
Sewage
cum /day
Wet
Garbage
Biogas
cum /day
Savings in
LPG kg/d
Area in m
50
100
200
300
400
500
600
40
75
150
230
300
380
450
25
50
100
150
200
250
300
89
16 18
32 35
50 54
65 70
80 85
95 - 100
4
8
16
24
32
40
45
5x4
8x5
15x 8
18x10
20x12
25x15
30x18
Presentation at PUDA on 17/10/07
Food Waste Treatment Biogas Plants
Waste
qty in
kg / day
Biogas
in
cum/day
Manure
Area in
Sq m
Savings in terms of eq.

LPG
Residential colonies / hotels / institutions
100
79
3.4 tpa
5x5
4.5 kg LPG/day
200
13 15
4.2 tpa
6x6
7.2 kg LPG/day
300
19 23
10 tpa
6x9
11.3 kg LPG/day
500
38 40
14 tpa
6 x 10
1.5 LPG cyl /day
800
55 - 65
22 tpa
6 x 12
2 LPG cyl /day
Industrial Canteens / Segregated house hold (kitchen) and Hotel Waste
1000
80 90
0.1 tpd
10 x 10
3 LPG cyl /day
2000
160
180
0.2 tpd
15 x 15
5.5 LPG cyl /day
0.3 tpd
20 x 20
8.5 LPG cyl /day
3000
240
270
Presentation at
PUDA on
17/10/07
Waste To Energy Projects Biogas Plants

Waste Biogas in
qty in
cum/day
kg / day
Manure
Area in
Sq m
Savings in terms of
eq. LPG
Projects for Vegetable / Fruit Wastes

1000
50 60
0.1 tpd
10 x 10
2 LPG cyl /day
2000
100 120
0.2 tpd
15 x 15
3.5 LPG cyl /day
3000
150 180
0.3 tpd
20 x 20
5.5 LPG cyl /day
Mixed Wastes of vegetable / fruit waste, MSW, Agro, Sewage

Sludge etc.
5 ton/day
250
280
0.5 tpd
30 x 30
21 25 kW/day
10 ton/day
500 600
1 tpd
40 x 40
45 50 kW/day
Presentation at PUDA on
17/10/07
The Clean Development

Mechanism under the Kyoto
Protocol
& Carbon
The following
slides deal Credits
with an offer
given to the Chandigarh Administration,

wherein, we had offered the Total
Sanitation of the Village Kishengarh in
Chandigarh, situated right at the head of
the Sukhna Choe, as a CDM Project, in
2005.
We had proposed Simplified Sewerage,
Decentralized treatment right on the banks
of the choe.
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Kishengarh Contd
We had proposed to collect all the
biodegradable solid waste, the cow dung,
the daily waste from the nearby Vegetable
Market, along with the wastewater; in a
continuously stirred mixed digester.
The NABARD team went with us to all
villages around Chandigarh. Under CDM
all these Small Scale Projects could have
been bundled.
77
Kishengarh Village Chandigarh, satellite

View
Sukhna
Lake
Sukhna
Choe
78
Kishengarh Village Chandigarh, street

view
79
Gas Storage
Baloon
Solid waste
Grinder
Gas operated
Electricity Generater
Mixed Waste Biodigester

CO2 and H2s
Scrubber
The Proposed
Equipment
Case Study: Kishengarh :

Total Waste Management&
Elec Gen
The Waste consists of:

Kitchen waste from a population of 20000
tons/day
=2
Cow dung from 500 cattle
= 6 tons/day
Fruit and vegetable market waste
= 12 tons/day
Wastewater from 20000 population @100lpd

mld /day
=2
The net methane capture/annum

Tons
= 164.5
Certified Emission Reduction eligibility

2961tCO2e/ann.
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Translated into money this comes to Rs. 40,00,000/annum

Total Waste Management
The methane calculated above is capable of

generating 100 KW (0.1MW) in a day running 24
hours.
At 80% efficiency, this
=700 MWh per annum
Emission of replaced electy. = mixed cycle
= 0.4tCO2/MWh
Carbon Credit
=280 tCO2
At current CER rate this comes to Rs. 3,50,000 per

annum.
Revenue from Sale of Electricity @ Rs.2/- per unit,
leaving 30 units per day for self consumption.
= Rs. 10, 08,000 per Annum
Revenue from Sale of 2 t of Organic Fertilizer/day @
Rs. 2000/tonne
= Rs. 14, 60,000 per Annum
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Total Waste Management
Total Projected project cost
Loan Amount (Say)
Total Revenues Generated
Lacs/Annum
Less Estimated O&M Cost
Lacs/Annum
Net Revenue before Interest
Lacs/Annum
Interest on Loan
Lacs/Annum
Net Revenue Earned
Lacs/Annum
Return on Investment
= Rs. 400 Lacs

= Rs. 200 Lacs
= Rs. 68.18
= Rs. 24.00
= Rs. 44.18
= Rs. 16.00
= Rs. 28.18
=
7.05 %
84
The Administration , in its wisdom,

chose to carry the wastewater from
the extreme North of the Town to the
South for treatment
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HUDCO Workshop at CRRID (Aug

Earthizenz Eco Friendly Systems

Earthizenz Eco Friendly Systems

Most important pillar of Sustainability is

No Environment, No Life on Earth.

The other two Pillars become Meaningless

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Over the years the world has

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Relevant Green House

*Tonnes Carbon dioxide equivalent

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Why so much noise

All Green House Gas emissions are measured in

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What is Kyoto Protocol?

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Starting 1988, when the First Assessment

*Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

Courtesy IPCC AR5

Based on WGII AR5

Courtesy IPCC AR5

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Beyond Kyoto Protocol

Despite the fact that the Kyoto Protocol is no

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National Action Plan on

Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission

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As we talk, GoI have finalized

Climate Talks: Indias INDC

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Vishwa Mohan,TNN|Aug 24, 2015, 05.20 PM IST

Vishwa Mohan ,TNN|Aug 24, 2015, 05.20 PM IST

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National Mission for a Sustainable

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What is Carbon Neutral?

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1. Work towards using new and renewable

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Not a single Burnt Clay

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Cellular Light Weight

The inside portion of the outer wall

The roofs are all filled with this

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CLC Blocks being cured

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Embodied Energy in Bricks and Blocks

Steam Cured 230x190x

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Encouragement of Inter locking

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Air pipes running

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These tees ensure that the