Design of an Air Cooled Telephone Booth Using Solar Energy as Non-Conventional Energy Source

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Advances in Materials Science and Mechanical Engineering Research Volume 1, Number 1 (2014), pp. 43-48 International Research Publication House http://www.irphouse.com Design of an Air Cooled Telephone Booth Using Solar Energy as Non-Conventional Energy Source Munindra S. Matey *, Bishal Debnath and Sujay Majumder Mechanical Engineering, Priyadarshini College of Engineering, Nagpur ABSTRACT: The present work reports to the execution of air cooled system of a telephone booth using non-conventional energy sources: Location-Central India region (Nagpur 21 0 North latitude). Use of Solar energy as non-conventional energy which is environmental friendly and cost saving power source. Also evaporative coolers use only 18% to 25% of the energy consumed by air conditioners and evaporative coolers cost about half as much as air conditioners to install. In this view, in present work, such system is designed with total emphasis on lowest possible energy consumption to meet all the requirements. KEYWORDS: Heat load calculations, Cooling system design, Equipment specification, Green concepts (solar energy) TELEPHONE BOOTH DETAILS: Outside dry-bulb temperature = +44.4 C (max.) Outside Wet bulb temperature = +23.2 C (max.) Power supply- 1) Battery-150AH, 2) Module-150W, 3) Charge Controller-10 Amp, 4) Inverter- 300VA Working hours 16 hours/day (7a.m-11p.m) Dimension of the booth 1.83m 1.83m 2.44m (6ft 6ft 8ft) and Solar radiation assumed to be 800W/m 2 hr. and no requirement of cooler during low temperature day e.g, winter season, rainy day.

44 Munindra S. Matey et al (A) Operating principle Our design is based on Direct Evaporative Cooling. With direct evaporative cooling, outside air is blown through a water-saturated medium and cooled by evaporation. The cooled air is circulated by a blower. Direct evaporative cooling adds moisture to the air stream until the air stream is close to saturation. The dry bulb temperature is reduced, while the wet bulb temperature stays the same. Functions: (i) Evaporative cooling reduces DX/chilled water cooling requirement for fresh air (ii) It cuts mechanical cooling cost (iii) It increases existing equipment cooling capacities (iv) It eliminates the use of conventional energy sources. Innovative Features The telephone Booth is operated by using Solar energy which is a innovative feature. Application Areas: (i) We can use our project, in areas where there is scarcity of electricity/ not available (ii) Our system can be easily installed and work efficiently in hot and dry climates. Characteristics that make it stand out from other comparable products / systems: 1. The unique characteristics that make our design stand from Generator is that-it runs on sunlight which saves the cost of diesel required in generator. In one word it is much more cost effective and requires no maintenance. Our system is environment friendly as it does not pollute the air which is done by the combustion of diesel fuel in Generator. 2. As compared to air-conditioning, our system uses evaporative cooling in which power consumption is limited to the fan and water pump. Because the water vapour is not recycled, there is no compressor that consumes most of the power in closed cycle refrigeration. The refrigerant used in our design is water. No special

Design of an Air Cooled Telephone Booth Using Solar Energy 45 refrigerants such as Ammonia, SO 2 or CFCs, are used that could be toxic, expensive to replace, contribute to Ozone depletion. 3. Evaporative cooling increases humidity. In dry climates this improve comfort. The cooling pad itself acts as a effective air filter when properly maintained, it is capable of removing a variety of contaminants in air, including urban ozone caused by pollution, regardless of very dry weather. Refrigeration based cooling system loses this ability whenever there is not enough humidity in the air to keep the evaporator wet while providing a constant trickle of condensate that washes out dissolved impurities removed from the air. ASSUMPTIONS: 1. We assumed the climatic condition with maximum temperature of 44.4 0 C and dimension of telephone booth as 1.83m 1.83m 2.44m (6ft 6ft 8ft), effective solar radiation available between 9 a.m-5 p.m and the telephone booth is opened from 7 a.m to 11 p.m. 2. Solar radiation assumed to be 800W/m 2 hr. and no requirement of cooler during low temperature day e.g, winter season, rainy day. Major challenges faced and steps taken to overcome them: 1. We can run our system (Telephone Booth) by: a) Normal Inverter, which requires 12-16 hrs for charging, so there is a need of electricity to charge it. (b) Generator, it also requires extra cost of Diesel for running. Considering all these in mind, we are using renewable energy source i.e, SOLAR ENERGY which fulfils all our requirements and removes the difficulties too. 2. If we use electricity then there is a need of poles and wire ropes, but if we use solar then there is no need of such wire ropes and poles. Also the investment in solar equipments is one time and the life of solar equipments is nearly about 20 years or more. 3. Provision of MSEB i.e, state electricity may not be available continuously but solar energy with battery gives uninterrupted power supply at any time. Specific learnings of the project and their value: 1. As we are using solar energy as renewable energy sources for running our system (telephone booth) hence it is much cost effective compared to other sources since once installed the solar energy system with battery, the life of such is about 20years or more with one time installation charge. Also through this project we got familiar with solar and heat load calculations. 2. A more professional outlook to the air-conditioning and solar power industry, as such with this knowledge we can implement it both in our studies and this experience would also help us during campus interviews. International or National Standards employed in the project: (1) International Standards: A. IEC 62124, 2004 Ed1. B. 2004 ASHRAE handbook HVAC systems and equipments chapter-19.

46 Munindra S. Matey et al (2) National Standards: A. I.S-277 Galvanised Steel (G.S-Plain and corrugated). B. I.S 655 Metal Air Ducts. Impact of our innovative design addressing the constraints faced in / needs of consumers in the Indian subcontinent: A. We can use our system in the areas where electricity is not available and also in case of unavailability of sunlight for a particular period we can use the energy stored in the battery to meet the power requirement. B. Our design is a one-time investment, so the customer does not need to worry about electricity/electricity bills because solar energy is freely available. C. Our design is based on evaporative cooling which works best in hot and dry climates. Since the humidity, almost always, decreases proportionally as the temperature increases, the cooling power of evaporative system increases as the temperature increases. Environment friendliness: A. Since evaporative cooling does not use chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), it does not contribute to ozone depletion. Evaporative cooling is healthy and comfortable because it brings in outside air and exhausts stale air, smoke, odours and germs, it also helps to maintain natural humidity levels. B. Solar energy is Green energy i.e, it does not cause pollution. Energy and cost saving: Though the initial cost of solar system is Rs. 30800/-and that of cooler is Rs. 13000/-, it is much more cost saving, since solar system once installed will have a life span of more than 20 years. Also evaporative coolers use only 18 to 25% of the energy consumed by air conditioners and evaporative coolers cost about half as much as air conditioners to install. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF THE SYSTEM: A) COOLER SPECIFICATION:- Size-2 1.8 2 (ht) Duct size:-12 diameter Fan-900 rpm marathon make fan with regulator Pump-One submersible pump B) SOLAR EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATION:- Module-150W Charge Controller-10Amp Battery-150Ah Inverter-300VA

Design of an Air Cooled Telephone Booth Using Solar Energy 47 SCHEMATIC LAYOUT:

48 Munindra S. Matey et al Cost of Solar equipments/components: Cost of Cooler equipments/components: Name of Equipments Cost (Rs.) Module 10500 Charge Controller 1400 Mounting Frame 600 Battery 10000 Inverter 5800 Wire, Box and Labour 2500 Total 30800 Name of Equipments Cost (Rs.) Complete cooler assembly with 12 dia. 900 rpm fan along with 10000 pump and internal piping supply and installation FRP (Fibre Reinforced plastic for anticorrosion) lining for 1000 cooler water tank 0.63 mm G.I ducting supply fabrication and installation 800 Thermocouple insulation with chicken mixmerh and sand 400 cement plaster Aluminium power coated grille 800 Total 13000 References: [1] ISHRAE Refrigeration Handbook, Indian Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers [2] Refrigeration and air-conditioning-c.p.arora [3] Solar Energy-Sukhatme.