Group for Environment & Energy Engineering                                                                               

Project Samadhan Report III 2010­2011

Green Opus Results  Galaxy 2010 Group for Environment & Energy Engineering Presidential Council  Student's Gymkhana  Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur

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Group for Environment & Energy Engineering                                                                               

Index 1. 2. 3. 4.

5. 6. 7. 8.

Acknowledgements and Team Members ........................................................................... 3 Preface ................................................................................................................................4 Description of methdology..................................................................................................5 Monthwise Hall performance..............................................................................................6 1. October .........................................................................................................................6 2. November.......................................................................................................................6 3. December.......................................................................................................................7 4. January..........................................................................................................................7 Green Opus Results............................................................................................................10 Additional Observations.....................................................................................................11 Suggestions........................................................................................................................14 Afterword..........................................................................................................................15

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Group for Environment & Energy Engineering                                                                               

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Acknowledgements: We gratefully acknowledge the Institute Works Department for its support towards our vision of  making IIT Kanpur an energy efficient campus. We are also inddebted to Dr. S.S.K. Iyer for helping  us in making the previous year's report which was indispensible for making this competition  happen. Credit is also due to our alumni for their suggestion and their support.

Team:  Vivek Agrawal President, Student's Gymkhana, IIT Kanpur Anand Vardhan Mishra Mayank Bansal  Abhijit Verma Abhi Ranjan

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Group for Environment & Energy Engineering                                                                               

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1. Preface The purpose of this preface is to serve as a brief note to future students and readers of this report  about its inception, its vision and its cause. The idea of performing an energy audit IIT Kanpur was introduced to the founder members of GE3  by an alumnus of IIT Kanpur. In the beginning the task of carrying out a full scale survey of IIT  Kanpur seemed daunting. Thus, it was decided to carry out an energy audit of only the student  hostels. The present report is a result of culmination of a thought that occurred three years ago to  some students who formed GE3 in the summer term of 2008. This is the third report in the series of the energy reports by GE3. The first energy audit report was  made for the year 2008­09 and it was the first major contribution of the group after its formation.  Similar report was also made for the 2009­10 which served as a benchmark for the present report. This document has a dual purpose to serve as a result of Green Opus for Galaxy 2010 and also to  inform the campus residents about our hostel energy usage so that we can improve our way of living  and increase our energy efficiency. Our vision is to instill a sense of responsibility towards our environment in the future professionals  that pass through the gates of IIT Kanpur. We make this effort to create a generation of engineers  and scientists who are aware about ecology, environment, effect of our activities on them and the  ways that we can effectively and scientifically minimize our ecological footprint. We hope our efforts inspire the reader to lead an energy efficient lifestyle at IIT Kanpur and beyond,  which usually does not take more than switching off that tubelight, fan or heater when you leave the  room. With hope. Anand Vardhan Mishra Coordinator  GE3 2009­2011

Group for Environment & Energy Engineering                                                                               

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2. Description of Methdology Energy Consumption from corresponding months were compared as follows:  Four months were considered: October, November, December and January. Base Month

2009, October

2009, November

2009, December

2010, January

Current Month

2010, October

2010, October

2010, December

2011. January

Percentage Change was calculated by subtracting the average “Base Month” energy usage from the  average “Current Month” usage and dividing it by average Base Month's usage and multiplying by  100. Hall 10 was not included in the calculations as the base month data was not available for it.

Halls

1

Students 457

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

GH1

462

462

400

480

110

400

428

400

320

Points were awarded to each hall for each month. The Performance Indicator used to gauage the  performance of a Hall was its percentage change. The more negative percentage change was  desirable as it indicates a rise in energy efficiency. Sample Percentage Change in per capita energy consumption for September in various halls

Percentage Change in the Month of September 40

Percentage Change

30 20 10 0 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

­10 ­20

Halls (10 is GH1)

Thus we can see in this sample month Hall 4 finishes first as it has the most negative percentage  change in average power consumption, followed by Hall 9 and then Hall 5. Hall 6 (GH2) however  shows the most positive percentage change in average energy consumption thus finishes last. Points were awarded as follows: 25, 20, 15, 10 , 8 , 6, 5, 4, 3, 2. according to the rank.

Group for Environment & Energy Engineering                                                                               

3. Monthwise Hall Performance *Percntage change= percentage change in percapita energy consumption of a hall with respect to  that of  the base month.

Percentage Change in the month of October 25 20

Percentage Change

15 10 5 0 1

­5

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

­10 ­15 ­20 ­25

Halls (10 is GH1)

Percentage Change in the month of November 20

15

Percentage Change

10

5

0 1

2

3

4

5

6

­5

­10

­15

Halls (10 is GH1)

7

8

9

10

6

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Percentage Change for the month of December 20 10

Percentage Change

0 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

­10 ­20 ­30 ­40 ­50 ­60

Halls (10 is GH1)

Percentage change in the month of January 15 10

Percentage Change

5 0 1

2

3

4

5

6

­5 ­10 ­15 ­20 ­25

Halls (10 is GH1)

7

8

9

10

7

Group for Environment & Energy Engineering                                                                                Percentage Change in per capita power consumption monthwise Month 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

GH1

Oct

­7.62

­5.22

­14.77

­22.61

­10.11

21.24

­10.04

­5.65

­19.02

­6.17

Nov

12.03

6.1

12.83

­9.93

2.23

2.22

­3.07

6.57

­7.82

16.59

Dec

­6.74

­11.54

14.67

­11.73

­1.64

­54.29

­15.97

­31.8

2.61

­10.94

Jan

­5.62

0

9.05

­23.32

­11.07

2.69

­9.33

­20.89

­13.59

­10.53

Monthwise Performance Points Tally Month 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

GH1

Oct

6

3

15

25

10

2

8

4

20

5

Nov

4

5

3

25

8

10

15

6

20

2

Dec

5

8

2

10

4

25

15

20

3

6

Jan

5

4

2

25

10

3

6

20

15

8

Total

20

20

22

85

32

40

44

50

58

21

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Group for Environment & Energy Engineering                                                                               

Conclusions

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4. Green Opus Galaxy results Points Tally 10 9 8

Halls (GH1 is 10)

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

Points

Averaged Points for Each Pool Rank

Pool

Points

Normalized score Out  of 10 Points for Green  Opus 

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A (Hall 2 and 4)

52.5

3.38

2

B (Hall 9, 7 and GH2)

47.3

3.04

3

C (Hall 5, 1 and 8)

34

2.19

4

D (Hall3 and GH1)

21.5

1.39

Group for Environment & Energy Engineering                                                                                11

5. Addictional Observations ➢ Highest consumption of energy takes place in January and least in December.

Temporal Variation in Average Power Usage of IIT Kanpur Halls of Residence 200 180 160

Units per capita

140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 October

November

December

January

Month

➢ All halls except Hall 3 showed a net power reduction (GH1 is 10) ➢

Average Percentage Change in Energy Consumption Per Capita 10

Average Percentage Change

9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 ­20

­15

­10

­5

0

5

10

Halls

Hall 4 achieved maximum percentage power reduction with 2009­10 as the base year. However Hall  3 registered an increase in the percentage power change.

Group for Environment & Energy Engineering                                                                                12 ➢  Absolute energy usage of Halls of Residence per capita.

Total Energy Consumed from October to January per student 10 9 8 7

Units

6 5 4 3 2 1 0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

Halls (10 is GH1)

However, the most energy efficient hall in IIT Kanpur is thus Hall 3 and least is GH1. ➢  Total Power Consumption Change

Total Change in Power Consumption Per capita (from October to January) 20

0

Total Change (units/person)

1

2

3

4

5

6

­20

­40

­60

­80

­100

­120

Halls (GH1 is 10)

7

8

9

10

Group for Environment & Energy Engineering                                                                                13 Table Showing Absolute Total Change (four month sum) in per­capita consumption Hall

Change in Units Per capita

Total Change 

1

­10.49

­4795

2

­4.74

­2191

3

9.7

4481

4

­89

­35600

5

­20.83

­10000

6

­108

­11880

7

­67

­26800

8

­106.77

­4595

9

­66

­26400

GH1

­40.63

­13000

Total

­503.77

­171880

Average Reduction per student in four months = 50 units Average Reduction per Student per month = 12.575 units Total Reduction from hostels = 171880 Units ➢ On an average the (total sum)  consumption of a student in IIT Kanpur reduced by  approximately 50 units from October 2010 to January 2011 this year when compared to the  same period in the previous year 2010. ➢ Total reduction achieved was 171880 units for four months averageing out to 42970 units per  month. This is equivalent to savings of INR 150,000 per month for four months. 

Group for Environment & Energy Engineering                                                                                14

6. Suggestions 1. Pareo's law states that 80% of our problems are are caused by 20 % of our problems. We can  see that during the four months we consume the most (~40%) in January. Thus we should  concentrate our efforts in limiting energy usage in January. 2. Similarly energy usage in Hall 6 (GH2) should be reassessed to make the energy  consumption more efficient there. Other halls that can be concentrated upon are Hall 7 and  Hall 8.

Group for Environment & Energy Engineering                                                                                15

7. Aftwerword A last word of mention is due to all of those who started it all during a hot and quiet summer of  2008.  Virendra Kumar (Eco),  Akshit S (EE), Shambhu Kumar (ME), Sumit Sarkar (EE), Aayush Goenka  (Msc. Chem), Arvind Kothari (ME), Shyam Panjwani (ChE), Abhhash (CSE IIT Rajasthan) Anand   Vardhan Mishra (ME), Rahul Singh (Math), Rahul Verma (ChE), Parnika Agrawal (MME), Mr. CS  Goswami Dr, SSK Iyer, Dr. Prabhat Munshi, Dr. Sameer Khandekar, Dr. Monica Katiyar, Dr. Murlidhar Mr. Virendra Kothari Special Mention Pankaj Singh Group Crest designed by  Saksham Gangwar (Bsc. Faculty of CS IT BHU)

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