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The development and diffusion of environmentally friendly technologies. What is an environmentally friendly technology?. They should protect the environment They are less polluting Use resources in a more sustainable manner Recycle residual wastes. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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The development and diffusion of environmentally
friendly technologies
What is an environmentally friendly technology?
• They should protect the environment• They are less polluting• Use resources in a more sustainable manner • Recycle residual wastes
The benefits of environmentallyfriendly technologies
• Reduce the use of raw material
• It leads to increased efficiency
• It creates new buisness opportunities
• Can be applied to most companies with long-term benefits.
Improving technology can be achieved by:
• Changing the process or manufacturing technique
• Changing input matreials
• Changes to the product
• Reusing materials
Recycling
• Recycling is processing waste into new products
• It reduces: energy usage, air and water pollution
• Key komponent of modern waste reduction
Recyclable materials
• Glass• Paper• Metal • Plastic• Textiles• Electronics
Sorting• Recyclates are
collected and delivered to a central collection facility
• Then different types of materials must be sorted
All of these products are made of recycled materials
Green technologies
• A wind farm is a group of turbines at the same location
• They are used for production of electric power
• Several hundred turbines on one farm
• They can cover thousands of square miles
• The land between them may be used for cultivation
Wind Turbines
Advantages
• It consumes no fuel• Emits no air pollution• Within a few months
the building cost of a plant cleares by operating it
• Makes less impact on the environment
Photovoltatics(PV)
• PV is a method of generating electrical power
• It converts solar radiation into direct electricity
• It uses solar panels containing photovoltatic material
• Due to the growing demand for renewable energy sources, it became more advanced in the last few years
PV in houses
• It’s often associated with buildings
• Usually mounted on the top of the roof or on the walls
• A well designed PV sytem can produce enough electricity to replace the grid
PV in transport
• Firts used for electric power in space
• It is being used increasingly to provide auxiliary power in boats and cars.
• Solar powered cars have been demonstrated
Geothermal energy
• Geothermal energy is thermal energy generated and stored in the Earth
• It originates from the radioactive decay of minerals
Geothermal energy• First it was used for
bathing but today it’ s better known for electricity generation
• It’s cost effective, reliable and sustainable
• Earth’s geothermal resources are more than adequate to supply our energy needs
Lightning energy
• Scientist are trying to implement a lightning capturing scheme
• The idea is to capture and store and the transform the electricity of the lightning for later grid use
• It would be practical in areas with frequent thundersstorms such as Florida
Lightning energy
• One storm can discharge enough electricity to supply the USA for 20 minutes
• One single strike would be able to light 150,000,000 light bulbs
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