PGD - Non-Conventional Energy System |
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Non-Conventional Energy System (PG Diploma Course) |
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To integrate the emerging technologies in energy sector in the courses of conventional science education so as to develop new ideas in search of new Energy Sources which is more safe, cheaper easily available and harmless to environment.
The main objective of this course is to educate people regarding the need of alternative energy source, which are safer, cheaper and locally available. This Diploma course is to provide basic infrastructure to develop research this field and to create awareness of the importance and need of new energy sources. If the students complete this course, that they can manage the new source of Energy locally, regionally and globally. |
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The course will be conducted according to the Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University, Amravati, Norms and syllabus. Examination will be undertaken as per the University and UGC guidelines. |
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Intake Capacity: 30, Qualification: Science Graduate, Course Fee: 901,
Duration of Course: One Year. |
Contact: Prof. D.G.Dhore, Course Co-ordinator. |
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SYLLABUS PRESCRIBED FOR “NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SYSTEMS” |
Unit-1: Introduction : |
Introduction to solar energy, solar energy storage systems
- Solar pond - introduction & principle of operation, applications.
- Solar cooling of building - introduction, principle & applications.
- Solar cooking - parabolic solar cooker.
- Solar photovoltaic pumping system.
- Photovoltaic refrigerators.
- Solar distillation system.
- Solar green houses.
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Unit-2: Biomass : |
Introduction to biogas, classification of biogas plants, principle & working of floating drum plant & fixed dome type plant - advantages & disadvantages. Biogas from plant waste, community biogas plants, utilization of biogas. |
Unit-3: Geothermal Energy : |
Introduction, estimates of geothermal power, nature of geothermal fields, geothermal sources, advantages & disadvantages of geothermal energy forms, applications of geothermal energy. Geothermal power plant, geothermal well drilling. |
Unit-4: Wind Energy : |
Classification of wind energy conversion systems.
- Horizontal axis machine - introduction, principle & construction details.
- Vertical axis machine - introduction, principle & construction details. Advantages & disadvantages, wind generator, energy storage, applications of wind energy.
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Unit-5 |
Hybrid energy system, range & types of hybrid systems, case studies of Diesel photovoltaic, wind & photovoltaic, microhydel & photovoltaic (Introduction, principle & working), Biomass diesel systems, electric and hybrid electric vehicles. |
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List of Experiments : Perform any six experiments of the following |
- Testing of flat plate collector.
- Performance testing of a box type solar cooker.
- Performance testing of a solar dryer.
- Study of a Biogas plant.
- Study of a solar pond.
- Study of a Solar cell.
- Study of a parabolic collector.
- Study of Solar distillation system.
- Study of a fuel cell.
- Measurement of a solar constant.
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Project work / Field work / Training in Institution for 10 Days.
Project work related to any topic from the syllabus of each course. |
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Distribution of Marks for Practical: |
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Experiments |
30 Marks |
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Viva |
10 Marks |
3 |
Practical Record |
10 Marks |
Total |
50 Marks |
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