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SKYLIGHT Sain Gobain Glass with low SHGC and U Value helps in keeping out the heat gain through Sun.

JAALI The apertures in the jali efficiently lessen the ingress of heat in the daytime. They also block the entry of direct sunlight, and helps to stimulate air movement

MASSING The Massing of the BUE is to help in maximising ventilation by capitalising on the dominant and all existing Wind Speeds and Direction. VINS Road 10M

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ORIENTATION The BUE is designed so that the Longer Axis is through the East to West with larger surface area facing North and South

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RAIN WATER HARVESTING PIT Rain Water Harvesting Pit, as mandated by TN Govt. help in collecting and using run off water form the buildings and surfaces on the site and direct rain water. connected with the bioswales.

Library

GLASS WOOL INSULATION 0.13 U Value help s in reduction of Solar Heat Gain CONTOURS Minimising Cut & Fill by designing along natural contours. The massing and interior spatial planning all reflect the existing terrain and contours.

37.00 Services Administration

Meter/ Generator Room

Exhibition

37.00 Audi Exhibition Plaza

39.00

MIXED MODE VENTILATION Mixed mode ventilation or hybrid ventilation is a sustainable ventilation strategy that can improve the indoor air quality and effectively regulate the30M indoor temperature. This enhances occupant comfort SWC 3 and productivity.

Toilets

STP Sewage Treatment Plant helps in reducing the Water consumption by 37%

38.00

Lobby/Visitor Centre

Library

SWC 1

COURTYARDS With its natural ventilation, a courtyard helps the built up environment to stay cool without the need for mechanical ventilation Air conditioning.

Service Entry

Audi/ Restaurant

Pathway to Exhibition & Audi

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NATIVE TREES Native Trees like Ashoka and Jackfruit help in reducing the energy use and water usage in the site.

SWC 2 Service Entry

41.00

38.00courtyard In this hot & humid climate, helps in bringing down the temperature

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BIOSWALES Bioswales help in taking the water from NH 66 through the site to the Rain Water 30M Harvesting Pit

By designing for climate right from site level, the need for mechanical ventilation through air conditioning has been limited to only essential regions such as archives and digital centre

Pick Up /Drop Off Point

Security

Main Entry

Pedestrian Pathway

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NATURAL WIND PATTERN The way the blocks are arranged help in maximising the minds from the North East, North West, and the dominant South West Winds. The aerodynamics of the wind pattern suggest curved spaces to least obstruct wind flow and the Jaali helps in further accommodating the natural ventilation inside the buildings. This helps in reducing the need for Mechanical Ventilation,.

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SOLAR POWER Solar Power generated on the roof top and with the solar pergolas help in achieving an efficiency and excess of power by 126%.. This excess power can be sold to the Grid after 3 years of operation and help in economic sustainability as well.

SOLAR PERGOLAS Alongside the Pedestrian Pathways, solar pergolas help in providing shade for the walkers and also increase the solar power quantity and efficiency on the site.

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FENESTRATION & SHADING According to analysis and simulations done the shading devices width and depth have been calculated and smaller horizontal shading is designed along the Northern Side while the Southern facade not facing the hillock is designed with both vertical and horizontal shading. The fenestration is designed in accordance to ECBC with 40% WWR with more lighting streaming through the Northern facades which are utilised for reading activity.

SUSTAINABLE FEATURES


PERMEABLE AREA & PAVERS The site os designed to have at least 75% of the ground cover to be permeable and the rest designed with grass pavers and permeable paving that also water to be retained at the bottom and taken to the rain water harvesting pit

NATIVE TREES Saraca asoca Azadirachta indica Thespesia populnea Palmyra Palm

Calculating credits for permeable pavement - Minnesota Stormwater Manual. (n.d.). Storm Water Drainage. Retrieved August 20, 2021, from https://stormwater.pca.state.mn.us/

VINS Road 10M

LOW FLOW FIXTURES T. (2011). GRIHA Manuals: 5 Volume Set. The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI).

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Parking

Library

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EXPOSED BRICK xposed façades have many benefits: they help avoid pollution from the manufacture of additional material, reduce costs as lesser material is used and lead to the visibility of art.

Services Administration

Meter/ Generator Room

Exhibition

37.00

30M Audi Exhibition Plaza

39.00

SWC 3 Toilets

Pick Up /Drop Off Point

LOW E GLASS Helps in bringing in only usable daylight and reduces heat gain

38.00

Lobby/Visitor Centre

Library

SWC 1

Service Entry

Audi/ Restaurant

Pathway to Exhibition & Audi

40.00

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SWC 2 Service Entry

41.00

38.00 42.00

39.00 Security

NH 66 30M

Main Entry

Pedestrian Pathway

40.00

FLOORING Green Building Design: Materials & Techniques. (n.d.). Srcnet. Retrieved August 20, 2021, from https://www.greenspec.co.uk/ building-design/limecrete-floors-for-old-buildings Limecrete helps in keeping the floor cool. Red Oxide Flooring is a vernacular, cost effective way of flooring, that can be used.

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FURNITURE

ENERGY EFFICIENT FANS

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PAINT Non Voc Paint and finishing to make sure there are no toxic components in the Built Up Environment.

SUSTAINABLE FEATURES


LARGE NORTHERN WINDOWS Sain Gobain Glass with low SHGC and U Value helps in keeping out the heat gain through Sun.

Add Photos of Lightshelf as Blow Up SHADING Sain Gobain Glass with low SHGC and U Value helps in keeping out the heat gain through Sun.

Reading Area

LIGHT SHELVES Sain Gobain Glass with low SHGC and U Value helps in keeping out the heat gain through Sun.

Toilets

38.30

37.30

37.30

Stacks Digital Centre

37.45

Reading Area37.75

Librarian

38.00

ATRIUM Sain Gobain Glass with low SHGC and U Value helps in keeping out the heat gain through Sun.

Toilets

Archives

LOW E GLASS Sain Gobain Glass with low SHGC and U Value helps in keeping out the heat gain through Sun.

Librarian 38.30

BALCONIES Sain Gobain Glass with low SHGC and U Value helps in keeping out the heat gain through Sun.

Stacks

40.30

Reading Area 42.60

COURTYARD Sain Gobain Glass with low SHGC and U Value helps in keeping out the heat gain through Sun.

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FLOOR LENGTH FENESTRATIONS Sain Gobain Glass with low SHGC and U Value helps in keeping out the heat gain through Sun.

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JAALI Sain Gobain Glass with low SHGC and U Value helps in keeping out the heat gain through Sun.

DAYLIGHTING STRATEGIES


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WATER USAGE BEFORE


EFFICIENCY With the help of Low Flow Fixtures Native Trees Planting Rain Water Harvesting System Grey Water Recycling Pervious Paving the efficiency is increased by

77% S.A. (n.d.). cove.tool - Sustainable Building Design | Energy Modeling Software. Https://Www.Cove.Tools/. Retrieved August 23, 2021, from https://www.cove.tools/

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WATER USAGE AFTER


RESULTS Caution: Photovoltaic system performance predictions calculated by PVWatts® include many inherent assumptions and uncertainties and do not reflect variations between PV technologies nor site-specific characteristics except as represented by PVWatts® inputs. For example, PV modules with better performance are not differentiated within PVWatts® from lesser performing modules. Both NREL and private companies provide more sophisticated PV modeling tools (such as the System Advisor Model at https://sam.nrel.gov) that allow for more precise and complex modeling of PV systems.

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TOILET NUMBER As the TAMIL NADU COMBINED DEVELOPMENT AND BUILDING RULES, 2019, [G.O. Ms. No. 18, Municipal Administration and Water Supply (MA 1), 4th February 2019, Thai 21, Vilambi, Thiruvalluvar Aandu-2050.], states, 30 (10 Male +15 Female + 5 Office) toilets have to be designed for the Learning Hub of maximum capacity of 5000 people.

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PARKING As per Guidelines and Toolkits for Urban Transport Development in Medium Sized Cities in India. (n.d.). Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD). Retrieved August 19, 2021, from https://sti-india-uttoolkit.adb.org/, the parking space for the Learning Hub is 200 ECS (Equivalent Car Spaces) and 60 Two Wheeler Parking.

3,639,370 kWh/Year* Solar Radiation

AC Energy

Value

( kWh / m2 / day )

( kWh )

($)

January

6.92

382,351

382,351

February

6.88

333,912

333,912

March

6.40

340,971

340,971

April

5.36

280,072

280,072

May

4.68

259,970

259,970

June

4.39

238,565

238,565

July

4.26

240,939

240,939

August

5.01

282,227

282,227

September

5.88

316,282

316,282

October

5.87

325,633

325,633

November

5.61

295,698

295,698

December

6.20

342,748

342,748

5.62

3,639,368

$ 3,639,368

Annual

Location and Station Identification Requested Location

nagercoil

Weather Data Source

Lat, Lon: 8.15, 77.45

Latitude

8.15° N

Longitude

77.45° E

3.0 mi

PV System Specifications (Commercial)

COOLING LOAD Area BTU = length (ft.) x width (ft.) x 31.25 = (5250x31.25) + (8500x31.25) Cooling Load = 34 TR = 120 KWh = 31 kWh/m²/yr Enclosed Areas are Archives and Digital Centre of Areas 5250 sq.ft. and 8500 sq.ft. The energy output range is based on analysis of 30 years of historical weather data for nearby , and is intended to provide an indication of the possible interannual variability in generation for a Fixed (open rack) PV system at this location.

All other areas are naturally ventilated.

DC System Size

2334.7 kW

Module Type

Standard

Array Type

Fixed (open rack)

Array Tilt

30°

Array Azimuth

180°

System Losses

11.42%

Inverter Efficiency

96%

DC to AC Size Ratio

1.2

Economics

The calculations have been done with the help of MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC INDIA PVT. LTD. (n.d.). Tonnage Calculator. Retrieved August 19, 2021, from https://mitsubishielectric.in/tonnage-calculator and Cove Tool.

Average Retail Electricity Rate

1.000 $/kWh

Performance Metrics Capacity Factor

17.8%

SOLAR ENERGY With rates taken from Chandra, N. (2020, December 23). Solar Panel Subsidy in Tamilnadu, 2021. LOOM SOLAR. https://www.loomsolar.com/blogs/subsidy/solar-panel-subsidy-in-tamilnadu , calculations done to understand the Solar Power Calculation and revenue generated. PVWatts Calculator. (n.d.). PW Watts. https://pvwatts.nrel.gov/pvwatts.php As seen with the energy simulations, the excess solar energy generated amounts to Rs. 1,50,00,000, which can be used after 3 years of initial use as per Tamil Nadu guidelines, by selling it back to the grid.

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CALCULATIONS

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