this is a presentation done to give awareness about power generation and generation using renewable energy sources to children s .In this presentation a new approach of using renewable is give that is "INTEGRATION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES"

1. Rural Electrification Empowering rural INDIA

3. More than 1650 per year

5. Reasons Climatic conditions Politics Lack of energy

6. energy

8. Law of conservation of energy : “Energycan neither be creatednor destroyedbut it can be converted from one form to another form”

9. Energy Electrical Energy

10. HISTORY OF ELECTRICITY Many people think Benjamin Franklin discovered Electricity with his famous kite-flying experiments in1752 But electricity was not discovered all at once

11. THE BATTERY In 1800, Alessandro Volta , an Italian scientist, made a great discovery. He soaked paper in salt water, placed zinc and copper on opposite sides of the paper, and watched the chemical reaction produce an electric current.

12. Volta had created the first electric cell. By connecting many of these cells together, Volta was able to “string a current” and create a battery. It is in honor of Volta that we measure battery power in volts.

13. A CURRENT BEGAN An English scientist, MichaelFaraday, was the first one to realize that an electric current could be produced by passing a magnet through a copper wire. Almost all the Electricity we use today is made with magnets and coils of copper wire in giant power plants.

18. Petrol

19. diesel

22. Increasing demand

25. Wind energy

26. Tidal energy

27. Geo thermal energy

29. The total solar energy available to earth is approximately 3850 ZETA joules per year

31. Electricity Light Solar Cell (PV) Solar Cell(Photovoltaics)

32. Polysilicon Wafer Solar Cell Solar Module Systems Chemical Process (purification) Casting Cutting Surface Treatment Installation Operation Assembly The PV Value Chain (multi-crystalline)

35. Third generation– low cost high efficiency multi junction, tandem cells nano structured

37. street lighting

38. village electrification

39. water pumping

40. Solar satellites

41. powering of remote telecommunication repeater stations and

42. railway signals.

44. Solar concentrators

45. Paint solar cells

46. Spherical solar cells

48. MNES BiPV System Traffic Signals Road Studs Garden Lights Power Pack Blinkers

49. 10 kW roof integrated photovoltaic's at CSE canteen, Delhi

50. Indian Oil Corporation Building, Delhi (14 kW BiPV and 4000 lpd SWHS)

51. Solar thermal collectors

53. Solar tower heated air-->rises up-->gains momentum--> flows through chimney-->rotates turbine....

54. Solar Home Systems Space Water Pumping Telecom Main Application Areas – Off-grid

56. Land scarcity

57. Slow progress

59. Orientation Turbines can be categorized into two overarching classes based on the orientation of the rotor Vertical AxisHorizontal Axis

63. 44 Pros Small project size Short/flexible development time Dispatch ability Cons Generally remote location Grid connectivity -- lack of transmission capability Intermittent output Only When the wind blows (night? Day?) Low capacity factor Predicting the wind -- we’re getting better

64. Integrated energy systems

65. Cascaded solar energy systems

66. A Scheme to Integrate Solar Radiation and Wind Energy as Potential Energy

67. Integration of Solar Radiation and Wind Energy as Low-Grade Thermal Energy

68. Integration of Solar Radiation and Wind Energy in Electrochemical Form

69. Overall Schematics of an Integrated Renewable Energy System

70. Solar PV L.C.C per KW for 25 years-Rs.2062233

71. Solar Thermal Plant L.C.C per KW for 20 years-Rs.57990.055

72. Micro Hydro Unit L.C.C for 20 years –Rs.332919

73. Biomass Plant L.C.C cost for 20 years-Rs.358803.8

74. Wind Energy System L.C.C per KW for 20 years –Rs.57269.8

75. L.C.C – Life Cycle Cost L.C.C = Capital + R.P + M.P + Energy Cost – Salvage Where, R.P=Replacement Cost. M.P=Maintenance Cost. Cost per KWh=L.C.C/(N*E) Where, N=Life Period. E=Energy used.

76. Comparison of Renewable and Non Renewable Energy Sources