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Semester : III YEAR : II
Course Code & : NON CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES AND APPLICATIONS
Name
Regulation – 2017 / SCBCS
PART – A
(Each question carries 2 Marks.)
PART - B
(Each question carries 10 Marks.)
1. List the renewable energy power sources tapped in India for power
generation and their contribution in MW to the national energy basket.
2. Why are non- conventional energies more suitable for Rural India?
3. Discuss briefly the possibilities of utilizing the following methods of
power generation
4. Solar energy ii) Magneto hydro dynamics iii) Fuel cells
5. Discuss i) Wind energy ii) Tidal energy ii) Bio-mass and Bio- gas iv) OTEC
v) Thermo electric generator.
6. Explain the prospects of Non-conventional energy sources in India.
7. What is meant by renewable energy sources? Explain in brief these
energy sources with special reference to Indian context.
8. Evaluate the advantage and limitations of renewable energy sources.
9. Conclude the study of alternate energy strategy.
10. What are the major difficulties to develop power using sun energy in India?
Discuss the development which have taken place during the last 10 years.
11. Discuss the merits/demerits of renewable energy sources that are relevant
in India
PART - C
(Each question carries 15 Marks.)
SOLAR ENERGY
PART – A
(Each question carries 2 Marks.)
PART - B
(Each question carries 10 Marks.)
1. Discuss the factors that affect the performance of a solar flat plate collector.
2. Define the following
1. Zenith angle
2. Beam radiation
3. Hour angle
4. Incident angle and
5. Short wave radiation
3. Explain the construction and principle of operation of a solar desalination
plant.
4. List the components of a solar PV system integrated with a power grid and
explain.
5. Write the principle of operation of a solar tower & solar pond with a simple
sketch.
6. Explain the principle of operation and construction of Angstrom pyrheliometer
7. Differentiate active and passive solar heating system.
8. Determine the local solar time and declination at location latitude 230 15’ N,
longitudinal 770 30’ E at 12.30 IST on June 19. Equation of time correction is
given from standard table or chart = -(1’01’’).
9. Establish the conversion efficiency of a 175 W solar pond (size: 750 mm × 1500
mm) for a solar insolation of 1180 W/m2.
10. With the help of a schematic diagram explain the operation of solar
photovoltaic power plant.
PART - C
(Each question carries 15 Marks.)
WIND ENERGY
PART – A
(Each question carries 2 Marks.)
PART - B
(Each question carries 10 Marks.)
PART - C
(Each question carries 15 Marks.)
1. Determine the diameter of windmill required to develop 500kw power .The
wind speed available at the site is 10m/s and power coefficient is 0.45. (b)Find
the power reduced by the windmill per year if its effective use is 2500hrs. (c)
Torque when rotor is
rotating at 300rpm.
2. At a particular site where atmospheric pressure is 10.1325 bar and tem is
20oC, the wind is available at 8m/sec. Find out the following.
a) power density available in wind b)Max power density possible
c)obtainable power density assuming the overall efficiency is 35%
d)power capacity of wind mill id diameter is 30m
3. Explain briefly the environmental impact of wind energy.
4. Draw the neat diagram of Savonius and Darrieus wind mills and explain their
working. Discuss their merits and applications
5. Give the specification of wind turbine for the following applications
i) Water Pumping ii)Power generation iii)Off –shore wind farm
PART - B
(Each question carries 10 Marks.)
PART - C
(Each question carries 15 Marks.)
1. What are the limitations of harnessing Geo-thermal energy? What are the
advantages and disadvantages of Geo-thermal energy?
2. Elaborate the factors affecting Bio digestion.
3. Discuss briefly the classification of Biogas plants
4. Examine briefly Bio-gas from plant wastes.
5. Explain with neat sketches, the operation of a geothermal power plant.
PART – A
(Each question carries 2 Marks.)
PART - B
(Each question carries 10 Marks.)
PART - C
(Each question carries 15 Marks.)
1. Discuss the various provisions of Forest Conservation Act, 1980
2. Illustrate the methods of ocean thermal electric power generation
3. Discuss briefly Geothermal- Preheat hybrid systems and fossil- superheat hybrid
system with neat sketch.
4. Elaborate the design principle and operation of fuel cells.
5. Examine the relative advantage and limitations of tidal power plant .what is the
method adopted to supply continuous power supply.
6. Discuss the salient features of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986