Comprehensive Solar installations in IIT Roorkee Campus

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Comprehensive Solar installations in IIT Roorkee Campus IIT Roorkee faculty and students have led initiatives to save significant electricity by conducting an energy audit, developing policy for reducing electricity consumption and energy conservation and using solar energy for reducing carbon footprint. It has installed following solar energy system during the year 2013 15. Solar PV (1.81 MW) for electricity generation (about 25 lacs unitsannual), Commissioned in April 2014 with 25 years contract of maintenance at the cost of Rs. 15.90 crores with the subsidy from MNRE of Rs. 12.84 crores. Water heating (4.4 Lac liters per day) covering entire campus. Commissioned in Dec 2014 with 20 years contract of maintenance at the cost of Rs. 11.93 crores with the subsidy from MNRE of Rs. 2.85 crores for 3.5 lacs lpd. Solar steam for cooking (students hostels 9 nos. equivalent to 5,000 cylinders of 14.2 kg LPG annually) Commissioned during July 2014 to Oct 2015 with 20 years contract of operation and maintenance at the cost of Rs. 2.59 crores for five years with the subsidy from MNRE of Rs. 1.05 crores. All the systems have SCADA for monitoring and generation of data for further research. For the system technology were adopted as follows: A. Polycrystalline Photovoltaic Cells for Solar Electricity Generation (27 units of 1.81 MW) B. Evacuated Tube Thermosyphon System (3.4 lacslpd)and flat plate bed (0.9 lac lpd)for Solar Water Heating C. Scheffler Concentrator (16 nos.)for Solar Steam Cooking Systems. A. SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM: In IIT Roorkee 1.812 MW capacity of solar photovoltaic system has been installed in all the 27 no. of departments/units as follows. S. No. Site (Departments / Centers) Roof Area Peak Power (sq.m.) Output (kwp) 1. Alternate Hydro Energy Center 658.6 42 2. Dept of Architecture & Planning 1050.6 66 3. Geomatics engg 767.6 60 4. Dept of Civil Engineering 2734.7 200 5. Department of Chemistry 1263.9 61 6. Dept of Chemical Engg 2069.5 119 7. Dept of Management Studies 1166.2 40 8. Dept of Earthquake Engg 1540.7 66 9. Dept of Earth Science 535.1 50 10. Institute Computer Center 615.6 32 11. Water Resource Development &Mgnt 786.3 43 12. Dept of Electronics and Computer Engg 2180.3 114 13. Dept of Electrical Engg 3273.1 170 14. Dept of Humanities and Sciences 659.3 35 15. Dept of Hydrology 577.2 26

S. No. Site (Departments / Centers) Roof Area (sq.m.) 16. Dept of Maths& Physics 1372 60 17. Dept of Metallurgy 3237.7 159 18. MCA block 1050.6 15 19. Institute Instrumentation Center 317.4 22 20. Dept of Mechanical Engineering 1596.6 100 21. Mahatma Gandhi Central Library 941 42 22. Lecture Hall-1,-2 134.9 30 23. Lecture Hall Complex 1575.6 84 24. Hafiz Mohd Ibrahim Building 999 61 25. Industrial Block 932.5 48 26. OP Jain Auditorium 454.8 21 27. RS wing 787.1 46 Peak Power Output (kwp) Total 33277.9 1812 Cumulative Generation from April 2014 Sept 2016 5,517,293 units Thus a saving of CO2 7208 ton has been achieved till July 2017. Cumulative Generation upto Sept 2016 (5.5 MU)

Monthly Generation PV systems have been connected to micro grid power of the campus and are without any battery. Further at IITR extension centre at Greater Noida in 10 acre area, a 47 kw solar photovoltaic system is being installed for which MNRE sanction has been received in July 2015. Lecture Hall Complex Hydrology Department View From Electronics Department Tower MGCL

Civil Department Mechanical Department B. SOLAR WATER HEATING SYSTEM: In IIT Roorkee campus, solar water heaters systems with various capacities (100 LPD, 200 LPD, 300 LPD, 500 LPD, 750 LPD, 1000 LPD, 1500 LPD, 2000 LPD, 2500 LPD, 3000 LPD) has been installed for all possible installations in Bhawans (hostels), faculty residences and guest houses. There are 12 hostels, 2 guest houses and 14 residential areas covering all staff, students. A total of 4.35 lacs litre per day of installed capacity systems have been installed. Existing geysers have also connected to the solar water heating systems for use during periods of low and poor heating/sunshine due to fog or clouds. Further an additional capacity of 25000 liter per day is being planned for the balance/recently built hostels. 100 LPD 200 LPD

300 LPD 750 LPD 1000 LPD 2000 LPD Installations:Following installations has been done in the Campus LPD of units No. of system Total LPD During 2011-12 (Flat plate system) at 6 places of different capacities 96000 During 2014-15 (Evacuated vacuum tubes) 100 20 2,000 200 1058 211,600 300 12 3,600 500 12 6,000 600 25 15,000 750 8 6,000 1,000 19 19,000 1,500 29 43,500 2,000 11 22,000 2,500 2 5,000 3,000 2 6,000 Sub Total 1,198 339,700 435,700

Considering full capacity use of SWS for about only 150 days in a year, 4 kwh per day saving is expected for a 100 lpd system, thus a total annual saving of electricity is estimated as 26 lacs units which has saved 2132 ton of CO2. C. SOLAR STEAM COOKING SYSTEM 61 collectors providing an area of 976 sq. m using Dish type parabolic solar concentrator have been installed in 9 students messes. These messes are as follows: S. No. Student Messes No. of Students Approximate No. of Concentrators (16m2 Dishes with single axis tracking) 1 Ganga Bhawan Mess 567 7 2 CautleyBhawan Mess 907 9 3 RajendraBhawan Mess 800 8 4 Azad Bhawan Mess 499 6 5 RavindraBhawan Mess 509 6 6 GovindBhawan Mess 606 7 7 JawaharBhawan Mess 642 7 8 SarojiniBhawan Mess 251 3 9 Radhakrishnan Mess 624 8 Total 5,405 61 Azad Bhawan Mess Ganga Bhawan Mess RajendraBhawan Mess GovindBhawan Mess

SarojiniBhawan Mess JawaharBhawan Mess For details Prof Arun Kumar, AHEC IIT Roorkee akumafah@iitr.ac.in, aheciitr.ak@gmail.com