Green-Tech-2011 Dubai Tour Program – Details

ABSTRACT :
In the present building construction practice, the treated water is borrowed externally from the sources located at distant places. Lot of energy is wasted in transportation and treatment of this water to convert it for potable and non-potable uses for green buildings.

Adaptable Nearshore Energy Extraction & Supply Hydrokinetor’
[ A N E E S H ] Abstract
The Indian wave energy pilot plants at Kolthare, has demonstrated that energy from a random source such as waves can be harnessed as electrical energy and can be used as stand alone system.

Online 3D walkthrough with navigation for Green Buildings
Sushant Yalgudkar, Dr. S. V. Ranade*

Abstract

There is global awareness about the need of reducing carbon footprint and use of non conventional energy sources. India has ample solar energy potential, numerous sites for harvesting wind energy, vast length of sea coast for tapping tidal energy, huge quantities of agro-wastes and nuclear energy capability.

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Dubai Tour Participants List……….

Dubai area is divided into 3 sections, governed by different Authorities viz. Dubai Municipality, TECOM      (Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Authority) and JAFZA (Jebel Ali Free Zone Authority). Each Authority is enforcing the Green Code independently.

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Construction of Educational Institude building on GreenBuilding Concept
Prin. R. A. Charate, Dr. S. D. Madnaik
The Sharad Institute of TechnologyCollege of Engineering, Yadrav

Abstract :

The paper narrates the various aspects of construction of The Sharad Institute of Technology College of Engineering, Yadrav on the principles of GreenBuilding.