Presentation on Sanitation, Waste Management and ...

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Presentation on Sanitation, Waste Management and

Environmental Engineering Research Centre

By

Dr B S Dayananda

Head of the Research Centre

MSRUAS


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• University

• Faculties of University

• Research activities of University

• Research activities of our centre

• Road Map

• Facility Creation – Phase wise

Outline of the Presentation


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M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences (MSRUAS)

• A Private University created by an Act of the State of Karnataka

• A comprehensive, Innovation University and Unitary in nature

• UGC approved with 2f status

• MHRD ranked one among top 100 in India, top 5 in Karnataka


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FET FMC

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Faculty in MSRUAS


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FFFa

FET FAD FMC FSH GHMCT FPH

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Directorates in MSRUAS


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Education and Research Practice at FacultyJob Role-Requirements

Knowledge and Understanding

Cognitive Abilities- Critical, Analytical, Research

AbilitiesPractical Skills

Transferable Skills

Society

Sectors- Manufacturing, Health Care, Hospitality, Agriculture, Commerce,

Textiles, Leather, Software, Electronics, ICT,

Construction, Pharma, Chemicals…..

UNIVERSITY

Curriculum Development-Learning

Outcomes, Syllabus

Academic ProcessesTeaching and Learning

Practical work/Field work/Technical skillsSeminars

Internships (Industry/Abroad)Project work

Visit to IndustriesGuest Lectures

Assessment-Term TestsAssignments, Examinations

Supplementary ProcessesTransferable skills and Leadership

Development Training

Placement SupportCareer Advice and Guidance for Higher

EducationGuidance and Support for

Entrepreneurship

Complementary ProcessesSports and Athletics

Cultural ActivitiesTechnical Competitions

ExcursionsPrestigious Lecture

Community Services

Graduates with Problem Solving capability in the chosen Domain

Required Outcomes

Out come based, Learner Centric,

Continuous Evaluation


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University Model and Activities

1. Engineering Design and Analysis centre2. Electronic System Development Centre3. New Product Design and Development4. Centre for Mechanical Product

Development

5. E-MED Centre6. Centre for Technological Product Incubation

and Entrepreneurship Development


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Research at MSRUAS

• The University is actively working with National and Internationalorganizations in government, public and private sectors tocarryout research, and generate knowledge for the benefit ofSociety

• Research Organizations like ISRO, DRDO, DST, DBT and CentralMinistries like Power, Renewable Energy, Environment and Forest,Human Resources, Agriculture, IT and Electronics and Industrieshave provided finance and research grants for advanced researchin the past.

• So far, the University faculties have undertaken more than 90funded research projects and have filed more than 50 patents.


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SPRAY CASTING SCHEMATIC LENS – DIRECT METAL DEPOSITION ON Ti-ALLOY TURBINE BLADE

SURFACE FINISH STUDIES ON Ni-BASED SUPER ALLOYS

SELECTIVE INHIBITION SINTERING –RAPID PROTOTYPING TECHNIQUE

DEVELOPMENT OF TRAINER KIT FOR ANGEOPLASTY

COATING FOR BIOMEDICAL APPLICATION

Research at MSRUAS


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Goals of the Research Centre

• To study and analyze current challenges in sanitation andwaste management from public, health, community servicesand governance perspectives, for providing affordable andsustainable solutions

• To formulate and implement an awareness programme toemphasize societal effects of poor sanitation and wastemanagement

• To design and implement innovative, ecofriendly andsustainable solutions and technologies for sanitation, wastemanagement and re-cycling, addressing the specific natureof prevalent problems


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Goals of the Research Centre

• To provide solutions for environmental issues arising fromimproper waste management

• To design and develop processing plants, conforming to therequirements, of specific categories of waste management

• To commercialize processes and products for efficientdisposal of waste, including bio-waste

• To disseminate knowledge on principles and good practicesof waste management techniques


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Motivation for the Research Centre

• Generation of large quantities of waste from domesticapplications and hospitality industries along with inefficientmanagement of these has led to dangerous levels of toxiccontent in the environment

• Increased incidents of communicable diseases andemergence of epidemics

• Robust sanitation facilities and effective waste managementpractices are the need of the hour

• Effective sanitation and waste management practices lead toa cleaner and greener environment, and also helps inconserving energy and valuable natural resources

• It provides for a better and healthier living environment forthe society, resulting in development of smart cities


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Sanitation, Waste Management and

Environmental Engineering Research

Centre

Sanitation and Waste

management

Mr. Arun R.

Hotel Waste Management

Bio- Medical Waste

Management

Environmental Management

Team Members


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Wastes and its Types

Waste

Agricultural Waste

Bio-degradable

Waste

Non Bio-degradable

Waste

Bio-medical Waste

Domestic Waste

Chemical Waste

Kitchen Waste

Industry Waste

E-Waste

Construction Waste

ClinicalWaste

Gaseous Waste

Waste Water

Toxic Waste

Residual Waste

Municipal Waste

Food Waste

Litter Waste

Mineral Waste

Organic Waste

SewageSharps Waste

Beverage Cans

Pharmaceutical Waste

Non-Toxic Waste


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Short Term Plan

Sanitation Engineering, Waste Management and Environmental

Engineering

Bio-degradable

Waste

Non-Bio-degradable

Waste

Chemical-free

laundry

Reuse of Hotel waste

Civil Applications

e-waste recycling

Water recycling

IWI Dual Reactor system

Dr. B S DayanandaMs. Rashmi KopparMs. Supriya RaoMs. Vineetha

Dr. ShaliniMs. Suvarna PMr. Yateen

Dr. JyotsnaMr. Vijaya Kumar SMr. Arun R

Mr. Harshad R PMs. Sandhya AnilkumarMs. PratishaMs. Ankita SharmaMs. Rituparna


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Smart City

Waste Management

Sanitation Facilities

Solid Waste Management

Waste to Wealth

Conservation of Energy

Transportation System

Power Plants Law

Enforcement

Long Term Plan


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Roadmap for SustenanceLocality

PerspectiveZonal

PerspectiveCity

PerspectiveState

PerspectiveNational

PerspectiveGlobal

Perspective

Solid Waste Management

Waste Segregation at Source

Effective sanitation practices

Conservation of resources

Reduce, Reuse and Recycling of wastes

(3Rs)

Rain water harvesting

Chemical wastes treatment

Optimization of greenhouse gas emissions from various sources

Conservation of Energy

Waste to Energy

Capturing and Sequestration of

carbon and reusing it in industrial applications

Reduction in carbon footprint

March towards being carbon negative

Waste Management projects from other states

Global warming and Greenhouse effect


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Research Road Map

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Activities

Year - 1 Year - 2 Year - 3 Year - 4 Year - 5

1-6 7-12 1-6 7-12 1-6 7-12 1-6 7-12 1-6 7-12

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Quantification of different types of wastes. Survey and literature review on waste management techniques for MSW, Bio Medical Waste and Hospitality industrial waste.Identification of environmental issues and current challenges in waste management.Awareness programme to emphasize societal effects of poor sanitation and waste management

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2 Development of necessary infra structure.Design and development of innovative, ecofriendly and sustainable technologies for waste management in collaboration with other organisations like BBMP, BBHA, Sembramky etc

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Research Road Map

Sl. No. Activities

Year - 1 Year - 2 Year - 3 Year - 4 Year - 5

1-6 7-12 1-6 7-12 1-6 7-12 1-6 7-12 1-6 7-12

3 Design and development of processing plants conforming to requirements.

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4 Development of a standard framework for management and recycling of wastes for extraction and conservation of energyWaste minimization and recycling Developing technologies to convert waste into useful by-products or sources of energy.

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Research Road Map Sl. No. Milestone Deliverables

1 At the end Year 1Publications-01

Seminars -02Conference-02

Invited Lectures-04Awareness program

2 At the end of Year 2Publications-02


Invited Lectures-03Infra Structure development



Invited Lectures-03Program on good practices

of waste management


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Research Road Map



Invited Lectures-03Patents-01

Commercialization of developed technology

5 At the end of Year 5 Publications-02Seminars -02

Conference-03Commercialization of developed technology


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Facility Creation – Phasewise

Sl. No. YearEquipment to be

Procured/Facility to be Created

BudgetedCost in INR

Utilising Research

GroupPhase

1 2 Compost Unit 30,000 HWM 1

2 2 Vermi Compost Unit 13,500

3 3 Ozone laundry 28,00,000 3

4 4 Intelex Waste ManagementApplication Software

-- SWM

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5 4 We3 Recycler Software --

6 1 Sampler (Kit) SWM&

EM

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7 2 Dry ThermophylicDigester

6,00,000 HWM 1


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Research Funds

• Research Collaborations: – IIASA-International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), Austria

– CPCB

– ISWA- International Solid Waste Association

– Environment Protection Training & Research Institute (EPTRI), Hyderabad,

– Waste to Energy Research and Technology Council – India (WTERT–India)

– Karnataka Environment Research Foundation (KERF)

– CPR Environmental and Education Centre

– CFTRI, Mysore

• Financial support:– Capacity Building Initiative (CBI) (India-IIASA Programme- TIFAC)

– ISWA

– The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)


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Research Proposals

Sl NO Title of the Proposals Status Sponsoring Agency

1 A Study on Dry ThermophilicDigestion of Chicken LitterAlong with Pongemia Seed Cake

To resubmit after some corrections

TSD-DST

2 Development of a Green innovations Framework for the manufacturing sector

Under review NSTMIS-DST


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References

• Al-Jayyousi O.R. (2003) Greywater reuse: towards sustainable watermanagement, Desalination, 156, pp. 181-192

• Chitnis V., Vaidya K., Chitnis D.S. (2005) Bio- Medical Waste inLaboratory medicine Audit and Management, Indian J MedMicrobiol, 23(1), pp. 6-13

• Gaidajis G., Angelakoglou K.,Aktsoglou D. (2010) E-waste:Environmental Problems and Current Management, Journal ofEngineering Science and Technology, 1, pp. 193-199

• Jalal Uddin M.D. (2012) Journal And Conference Paper On(Enviornment) E – Waste Management, IOSR Journal of Mechanicaland Civil Engineering, 2(1), pp. 25-45

• Kalana J.A. (2010) Electrical and Electronic Waste Management Prractice by Households, International Journal of Environmental Sciences, 1(2), pp. 132-144


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References

• Kassinis, G.I. and Soteriou, A.C. (2003) Greening the service profitchain: the impact of environmental management practices.Production and Operations Management, 12(3), 386–403

• Radha K.V., Kalaivanai K., Lavanya R. (2009) A Case Study of Bio-Medical Waste Management in Hospitals, Global Journal of HealthScience, 1(1), pp. 82-88

• Sivaramanan S. (2013) E-Waste Management, Disposal and ItsImpacts on the Environment, Universal Journal of EnvironmentalResearch and Technology, 3(5), pp. 531-537

• Stypka T. (2007) Integrated Solid Waste Management Model as aTool of Sustainable Development, Proceedings of Polish-Swedishseminars, 12, pp. 21-28


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