For the phosphoric acid system, calculate and prepare the graph showing the fraction of each species (H3PO4, H2PO4-, HPO4 2- and PO4 3-), given the values of equilibrium constants as:
Ka1 = 7.5 x 10^(-3)
Ka2 = 6.2 x 10^(-8)
Ka3 = 4.8 x 10^(-13)
The relevant reactions are:
H3PO4 -> H+ + H2PO4-
H2PO4- -> H+ + HPO4 2-
HPO4 2- -> H+ + PO4 3-
The deadline for the submission is Sep 8, 2017.
Thursday 31 August 2017
Tuesday 29 August 2017
Monday 28 August 2017
Wednesday 23 August 2017
M Tech: Env Engg: Project topics for ECB, RET and W & WWT
As per your choices on Aug 22, here are the project topics:
ECB:
Priyanka: Arsenic
Chandrika: Lead
Vikas: Chromium
Said: Mercury
RET:
Priyanka: Tidal Energy
Chandrika: Solar Energy
Vikas: Wind Energy
Said: Hydro-electricity
W & WWT:
Priyanka/Vikas: Issues with the use of treated effluents in Irrigation and sludge as fertilizer
Chandrika/Said: Issues with the use of commercial coagulants and natural coagulants in water treatment and Industrial effluent treatment
ECB:
Priyanka: Arsenic
Chandrika: Lead
Vikas: Chromium
Said: Mercury
RET:
Priyanka: Tidal Energy
Chandrika: Solar Energy
Vikas: Wind Energy
Said: Hydro-electricity
W & WWT:
Priyanka/Vikas: Issues with the use of treated effluents in Irrigation and sludge as fertilizer
Chandrika/Said: Issues with the use of commercial coagulants and natural coagulants in water treatment and Industrial effluent treatment
Saturday 19 August 2017
M Tech CM: Assignment# 1
Individual assignment
(due date: Aug 26, 2017)
1) What is the necessity of Green Buildings in a developing economy like India? Discuss in light of the economic constraints and the tangible (and intangible) benefits of Green Buildings. (Max limit: 1 page- 2 sides of an A4 paper)
2) Apart from free FAR and faster clearance, what other steps can be taken by the government to promote green building certification in India? (Max limit: 1 side of an A4 paper)
(due date: Aug 26, 2017)
1) What is the necessity of Green Buildings in a developing economy like India? Discuss in light of the economic constraints and the tangible (and intangible) benefits of Green Buildings. (Max limit: 1 page- 2 sides of an A4 paper)
2) Apart from free FAR and faster clearance, what other steps can be taken by the government to promote green building certification in India? (Max limit: 1 side of an A4 paper)
M Tech: CM: Project
As was decided during the class today, the project groups and associated building are:
1) Mandela Hostel: Muzamil/ Pawan
2) Dental Building: S. Kumar/ Kaushik
3) Student Rec center: Ashish/ Shahnawaz
4) PGDM building (Block-VII): Yawer/ Mushtaq
Project description:
In the project, the group will act as consultants for Green Building Certification. The group will study the baseline scenario for their chosen building, for a particular Green Building Certification (LEED/IGBC/GRIHA). Then, the group will determine alternate scenario for achieving different levels of the particular rating system (silver/gold/platinum for LEED and IGBC or 1 star to 5 star for GRIHA) and present some capital & operational cost scenario as well.
Deadline #1: Presentation of baseline scenario for the assigned building.: Sep 9, 2017
1) Mandela Hostel: Muzamil/ Pawan
2) Dental Building: S. Kumar/ Kaushik
3) Student Rec center: Ashish/ Shahnawaz
4) PGDM building (Block-VII): Yawer/ Mushtaq
Project description:
In the project, the group will act as consultants for Green Building Certification. The group will study the baseline scenario for their chosen building, for a particular Green Building Certification (LEED/IGBC/GRIHA). Then, the group will determine alternate scenario for achieving different levels of the particular rating system (silver/gold/platinum for LEED and IGBC or 1 star to 5 star for GRIHA) and present some capital & operational cost scenario as well.
Deadline #1: Presentation of baseline scenario for the assigned building.: Sep 9, 2017
Wednesday 16 August 2017
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