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(a) State the various direct applications of solar energy.
(b) Describe the potential of renewable energy sources in India.
(c) State the site selection criteria for locating wind mills.
(d) Define solar constant, air mass, solar altitude angle, angle of incidence.
(e) State atleast five sites/places available in India for harnessing rising geothermal energy.
(f) Describe working of Fixed dome type biogas plant.
(b) Describe working of solar pumping system with neat sketch.
(c) Describe working of single basin tidal power plant.
(b) Which factors affect the rate of production of biogas? State their ideal values/range for maximum biogas production?
(c) State the advantages and disadvantages of geothermal energy.
(b) Describe working of wave energy conversion system with neat sketch.
(c) State various parameters which affect performance of solar collectors. State limitations of flat plate collectors.
C.V. of methane: $28.5MJ/m^3$;
Burner efficiency: 60%;
Number of cows: 8;
Retention period: 20days;
Temperature of fermentation: $30^\circ$;
Dry matter collected per cow per day; 2Kg;
Density of dry matter in the fluid in the digester: $50Kg/m^3$;
Biogas yield: $02m^3$ per Kg of dry input;
Methane proportion in the biogas: 0.7. Determine the volume of digester and power available from biogas digester.
(b) Describe working of Claude cycle OTEC system with neat sketch.
(c) Describe working of Central tower receiver using Heliostat mirror with neat sketch.
Density of water = $996Kg/m^3$; efficiency of water pump = 0.6; efficiency of transmission from rotor to pump = 0.9; $C_p=0.31;\lambda=0.75;$ density of air is 1.2$Kg/m^3$.
(b) State the classification of fuel cells in brief and describe working of molten carbonate fuel cell with neat sketch.
(c) Describe working of low temperature binary fluid system with neat sketch.
(a) Energy audit
(b) Solar heating and cooling of buildings.
(c) Prospects of geothermal energy in context to India.
(d) Which wind data are taken into consideration and site selection of wind mills?
(e) Factors affecting biogas production.
(f) Strategy for meeting the and future energy requirements in India.
(b) Describe construction and working thermosyphon solar water heating system.
(c) What are liquid dominated hydrothermal resources? How these can be utilised in high temperature wet steam system?
(b) Describe construction and working of floating dome type biogas plant with the help of neat sketch.
(c) Derive an equation for average tidal power generation per unit area of basin in terms of tidal range.
(b) Explain wave energy conversion devices?
(c) Describe the photo voltaic-solar cells and its applications.
(i) Total power density in wind stream
(ii) maximum power density
(iii) A reasonable obtainable power density
(iv) Total power produced if a rotor diameter is 60m and it runs at 50 rpm.
(v) The torque and axial stress produced at maximum efficiency.
(b) Describe working of Closed Cycle OTEC system with the help of neat sketch.
(c) Explain energy consumption as a measure of Nation's development.
Given: Calorific value of methane: $28MJ/m^3$; Burner efficiency: 70%; Retention period: 20days; Temperature of fermentation: $30^\circ C$; Dry matter (cow dung) collected per cow per day: 2Kg; Density of dry matter in fluid(slurry) in the digester: $50kg/m^3$; Biogas yield: $0.2m^3$ per kg of dry input; Methane proportion in the biogas: 0.7
Calculate (i) The volume of biogas digester (ii) The power available from the digester.
(b) Explain the term 'slope' and surface azimuth angle of a surface facing the sun and bring out how sunset hour angle is affected by the slope
(c) Explain vapour dominated system belongs to geothermal energy
(a) State physics of solar photovoltaics.
(b) Strategy for meeting the future energy requirements in India.
(c) Site selection for windmill.
(d) Importance of energy audit.
(e) Environmental effects in the utilisation of Geothermal energy.
(f) Fuel properties of biogas.
(b) Describe working of solar pumping system with neat sketch.
(c) Describe limitation of scope of tidal power plant.
(b) Explain with sketches applications of biogas.
(c) Write a note on prospects of geothermal energy in India.
(b) Discuss the working of single basin type tidal power plant.
(c) Discuss the working of flat plate collectors using air as a working fluid with the help of a neat sketch.
(i) The volume of biogas digester
(ii) The power available from biodigester
Given: Calorific value of methane: $28MJ/m^3$, Burner Efficiency: 70%, Number of cows: 8, Retention period: 20 days, Temperature of Fermentation: $30^\circ$, Dry matter (cow dung) collected per cow per day: 2Kg, Density of dry matter in fluid (slurry) in the digester: $50kg/m^3$, Biogas Yield: $0.2m^3$ per kg of dry input, Methane proportion in the biogas: 0.7
(b) Explain the concept of the total energy system in India.
(c) Explain basic sun-earth angles in details.
Calculate (i) Total power density in wind stream.
(ii) Maximum power density
(iii) Reasonable obtainable power density
(iv) Total power produced if rotor diameter is 60 m and it runs at 50rpm.
(v) The torque and axial thrust produced at maximum efficiency.
(b) Discuss the analysis of aerodynamic forces acting on windmill blades.
(c) Discuss the prospects of Renewable energy sources in India.