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Alternative Energy Project Team 4 Jordan Yost, Brian Etzel, Laurentiu Petrut, Burhaan Farah, Kyle Johnston

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Alternative Energy Project

Team 4Jordan Yost, Brian Etzel, Laurentiu Petrut,

Burhaan Farah, Kyle Johnston

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Introduction• Water is essential to life and development of 3rd

world countries• Access to clean water• Also large portions of the world don’t have any

form of electrical power

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El Salvador• Located in Central America• Population: 6.2 million• 8000 square miles• Borders 192 miles of the Pacific Ocean• Mostly mountainous region

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San Salvador• Population: 525,990• Main city is roughly 28 square miles• Averages 8.3 hours of sunlight a day• Average temperatures of 73.6° F• Average wind speed between 4 and 7 mph

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History• Colonized by Spain in early 16th century• Gained independence in 1821• 12 year civil war in 1970’s• Hurricane Mitch in 1998• Ruled for long time by dictators but now is a

republic

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Status of Power Grid Infrastructure

• About 83% of population have access to electricity

• Plans in effect to add solar power to rural areas with little to no access to network of electricity

• Hurricanes, earthquakes, and floods do most of the damage to El Salvador

• During the 6 month rainy season many of the rural and secondary roads are flooded with water

• Of the roughly 6000 miles of roads only about 1200 miles of the roadways are paved

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Accessibility to Clean Water

• In El Salvador, environmental laws and clean water acts are not being enforced as heavily as they should be

• About 55% of the rural population have access to the public water supply compared to 90% of the urban population having access to the public water supply

• In rural areas many people have to walk and carry water back to their houses

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Shortage of Clean Water

• 90% of surface water is contaminated due to human and industrial waste

• Each Year, El Salvador receives on average 6 feet of rainfall

• Projects have occurred in past to bring clean drinking water to cities but nothing covers the cost of maintenance after it is completed

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Access to Clean Water• Clean water means the difference in everything• In all underdeveloped countries, access to clean

water is a problem for large portions of the population, especially in rural areas

• Dirty water leads to people getting sick and dying• Polluted water causes more deaths to children

than diseases like malaria

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Access cont.• Societies revolve around gathering water from

miles away, that isn’t always clean• This doesn’t leave much time for developing

education and other things important to developing them into a modern country

• Countries without clean water are in need of help

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Providing Clean Water• Providing clean water to areas in need has

become important for cultures, societies, and religions

• There are always projects being done by different churches and communities to supply clean water to different parts of the world

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Possible positive and negative impacts of renewable-energy

• Utilizing waste materials to produce energy as in the case of biomass reduces the impact that their treatment or disposal of would otherwise have on the environment

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Pros and Cons cont.• Potential for renewables in poverty reduction• Safeguarding other energy reserves like oil and

natural gas• The fight against climate change • Provides energy security.

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Pros and Cons cont.• Wind turbines may

have a negative effect on wild bird populations

• As well a visual impact on the landscape.

• There is also the impact on the land during construction.

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Pros and Cons cont.• Hazardous gases and

minerals may come up from underground, and can be difficult to safely dispose of in the case of geothermal.

• Harnessing of tidal energy can lead to destruction coastal features such coral reefs which help sustain marine life.

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Pros and Cons cont.• Can result in ignoring

indigenous energy production without taking into account the social and cultural aspects of the informal economy.

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Pros and Cons cont.• The cost of generating solar energy is much

higher than that of fossil fuels, although costs are decreasing.

• One of the negative aspects of geothermal energy concerns geography and geology

• Micro grid or off-grid systems have less government regulations and have the potential for being used illegally

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Political Parties• Environment is a big

issue• Damage from

disasters• Water Quality• Corruption• Economy

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Instability• Civil War in 1980’s

o 80,000 dead• Poverty• Drug Gangs

o Maaras• Protests

o Watero Elections

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Needs and Specifications

Needs Specification• Can power the pump • Store energy when pump is

not in use• Replacement parts not

needed often• Pares are easy to make

and acquire• The overall cost is kept to

a minimum• Parts are accessible from

nearby locations• Safe to operate

• 500 watts• 48 mAh

• 6 months

• 3 days• $10,000

• 250 miles

• Meets all safety Standards

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Needs and specification cont.

Need Specification• Safe for the surrounding

people• Lasts a long time before

parts need replaced• Minimum training needed

to operate• Small number of people

needed to operate the pump

• Low emissions• Minimum noise pollution

• Meets all safety standards

• 6 months

• 8 hours of training

• 1 person

• Less than 100 grams of CO2 per year

• 75 decibels

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Pump selection• 11.98 gal/min• The 15SQ180 met our demand• Requires 429 W

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Power Design• Includes

o Grundfos 15SQ180o Cabin Off-grid DC kit 2

• Four 140 watt solar panels to produce a total 560 watts.• 12 volt DC 400 AH battery included

o 1000 gallon plastic tank• Total cost of $3,735.95

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References• Pump: SQ07• http://www.supremewatersales.com/grundfos-15sq07-180-9

6160149-3-submersible-pump-15-gpm-3-4-hp-2-wire-230-volt.htmlSQ 05

• Pump: SQ05• http://www.supremewatersales.com/grundfos-10sq05-160-

96160167-3-submersible-pump-1-2-hp-2-wire-115-volt.html• Pump: Wayne Deep Well• http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/

product_200311417_200311417• _-40876

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• Solar Panel: DC Kit 1• http://www.wholesalesolar.com/solarpowersystems/

cabin-1-dc-off-grid-solar-kit.html• Solar Panel: DC Kit 2• http://www.wholesalesolar.com/solarpowersystems/

cabin-2-dc-off-grid-solar-kit.html• Wind Turbine: Nature Power• http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/

product_200615833_200615833?cm_mmc=Aggregates-_-Shopzilla-_-Alternative + Renewable Energy>Wind Solutions-_-40876

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• Water Tanks:• http://www.manta.com/c/mthg7dh/store-it-h2o• http://www.watertanks.com/products/0045-005.as

p• http://www.agratech.co.uk• http://www.bizrice.co.uk.

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• El Salvador:• http://data.worldbank.org/country/el-salvador• http://www.nationsencyclopedia.com/economies/A

mericas/El-Salvador.html• http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0107489.html• http://www.weatherspark.com/averages/32651/

San-Salvador-La -Paz-El -Salvador• http://www.globalissues.org/news/

2010/12/09/7891