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Sustainable Energy Technology
Prof. Sayak Banerjee · IIT Hyderabad
About
The world is passing through revolutionary shift in the field of energy generation and utilization as sustainability problems related to pollution and climate change force a shift from traditional fossil fuel based energy to renewable and carbon neutral sources of energy. This course attempts to provide a synoptic overview of the rapidly developing ecosystem of sustainable energy technologies that are being developed and deployed to exploit the various carbon neutral energy resources, to improve the efficiency and sustainability of current energy systems and to develop a more flexible energy grid and energy storage system for the future. India is expected to remain as one of the largest producers and consumers of energy in this coming decades and challenges and opportunities for the Indian energy ecosystem will also be highlighted. While the course will not delve deep into any one technology, the course will provide a broad description of each of the technologies and their associated basic theoretical and analytical underpinnings.
Intended audience: UG and PG students as well as working professionals in Mechanical, Chemical, Civil, Energy and Environmental Engineering wishing to gain a broad expertise on sustainability issues in Energy Technology.
Lectures
Week 1
- Introduction and Fundamental Concepts - Part 1
- Introduction and Fundamental Concepts - Part 2
- Energy Scenario in Modern World - Part 1
- Energy Scenario in Modern World - Part 2
- Macro Trends in Energy Use - World and India - Part 1
- Macro Trends in Energy Use - World and India - Part 2
Week 2
- Impact of Fossil fuels - Part 1
- Impact of Fossil fuels - Part 2
- Fossil Fuels and Climate Change - Part 1
- Fossil Fuels and Climate Change - Part 2
- Continual of previous lecture and Overview of Renewable energy Technology - Part 1
- Continual of previous lecture and Overview of Renewable energy Technology - Part 2
- Numerical examples - Part 1
- Numerical examples - Part 2
Week 3
- Renewable Energy Contributions - Part 1
- Renewable Energy Contributions - Part 2
- Hydro Power - Part 1
- Hydro Power - Part 2
- The Fundamentals of various Turbine working principle - Part 1
- The Fundamentals of various Turbine working principle - Part 2
- Hydroturbine Selection Principle
- Pumped Hydro Storage
- Worked Out Examples of HydroPower
Week 4
- Introduction to Wind Energy - Part 1
- Introduction to Wind Energy - Part 2
- Wind Speed and Power Analysis - Part 1
- Wind Speed and Power Analysis - Part 2
- Design of Wind Turbine - Part 1
- Design of Wind Turbine - Part 2
- Wind Turbine Parts and Performance - Part 1
- Wind Turbine Parts and Performance - Part 2
- Wind farms, Offshore Wind Turbines and Numerical Examples in Wind Energy - Part 1
- Wind farms, Offshore Wind Turbines and Numerical Examples in Wind Energy - Part 2
Week 5
- Introduction to Solar Energy - Part 1
- Introduction to Solar Energy - Part 2
- Solar Thermal Energy Systems - Part 1
- Solar Thermal Energy Systems - Part 2
- Solar Water Heaters - Part 1
- Solar Water Heaters - Part 2
- Concentrated Solar Thermal Power (CSP)
Week 6
- Introduction to Solar Photovoltaic Systems - Part 1
- Introduction to Solar Photovoltaic Systems - Part 2
- Solar Photovoltaic Technology - Part 1
- Solar Photovoltaic Technology - Part 2
- Doping of a Semiconductor - Part 1
- Doping of a Semiconductor - Part 2
- Structure of a Solar Cell and its Electrical Properties - Part 1
- Structure of a Solar Cell and its Electrical Properties - Part 2
- Solar Cell Efficiency - Part 1
- Solar Cell Efficiency - Part 2
Week 7
- Types of solar cells - Part 1
- Types of solar cells - Part 2
- Bioenergy and Biofuels - Part 1
- Bioenergy and Biofuels - Part 2
- Biofuel feedstocks
- Bioenergy Technology and Sustainability - Part 1
- Bioenergy Technology and Sustainability - Part 2
- Production technologies for bioethanol, biodiesel and biogas
Week 8
- Introduction of Geothermal Energy
- Different types of Geothermal power systems
- Characteristics of electricity demand and the technology is developed to respond the energy demand
- Continuation of Enegry demand and adaptation of renewable energies
- Introduction of Energy storage system
- Major parameters of energy storage technology
Week 9
- Mechanical Energy Storage Technologies
- Compressed Air Energy Storage System
- Flywheel Based Energy Storage System - Part 1
- Flywheel Based Energy Storage System - Part 2
- Energy Storage System Through Capacitor
- Electrolytic Capacitor
- Super Capacitor
Week 10
- Electrochemical Energy Storage Systems
- Performance Characteristics of Battery
- Types of Rechargeable Batteries - Part 1
- Types of Rechargeable Batteries - Part 2
- Thermal Energy Storage Systems - Part 1
- Thermal Energy Storage Systems - Part 2
Week 11
- Storage of Coolness and Synoptic View of Energy Storage Technology
- Storage Needs for the Grid
- Energy Storage Types
- Trends in Energy Storage Types and their Characteristics
- Analysis of Growth in Energy Storage - focussed on Pumped Hydro Storage, Flywheels and Li-ion batteries
- Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Energy Economy
- Fuel cell types
- Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technologies - Part 1
Week 12
Syllabus and materials
At NPTEL, as the course publishes them.
Credits and licence
- Institution
- IIT Hyderabad
- Department
- Mechanical Engineering
- Teacher
- Prof. Sayak Banerjee
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- Engineering
- Source
- NPTEL
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
- Attribution
- NPTEL states: "Distributed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike / CC BY - NC - SA", beside a BY-NC-SA badge. Coordinated by IIT Madras.
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