FEASIBILITY STUDY OF ELECTRICITY GENERATION FROM GREY WATER IN HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS USING DIFFERENT TYPES OF TURBINES.

<p>The use of energy harvesting caters to sustainable alternatives; to limit the dependency on non<br>renewable resources. Energy harvesting from high-rise buildings using sustainable means is <br>gaining attention in recent research. Particularly taking into consideration, high-rise buildings in <br>high-density urban environments, where energy modelling as been a case of extreme caution for <br>the depleting water resources. Therefore, significance into rationalizing solutions for the problem <br>created, should be of immediate concern and need. The paper incorporates, the feasibility of <br>using different types of turbines to generate electricity from grey water in high raised buildings. <br>An experimental study is carried out to simulate the scenario of a high-rise building and the best <br>suited turbine is finalized by - energy output measurement and its commercial advantage based <br>on the Indian scenario. A scaled down 3-d printed model is fabricated into mechanism <br>constructed, to generate electricity. The method of dimensional analysis is used to relate to the <br>scaled-up assembly of the turbines to hence correlate the results obtained. An additional design <br>optimization of the turbines is also conducted suite the needs of the actual set-up.</p>