Introduction of power plants

Introduction:
The whole world is suffering from energy crisis and the pollution is manifesting itself in the spiraling cost of energy and uncomforted due to increase in pollution as well as the depletion of conventional energy resources and increasing curve of pollution elements.

 

Need of power plant:
               

To meet the challenges one way is to check growing energy demand but that will show down the economic growth as first step and to develop nonpolluting energy conversion system as second step.

It is commonly accepted that the standard of living increases with increasing energy consumption per capita.

Any consideration of energy requirement and supply has to take into account the increasing conservation measures. On the industrial front, emphasis must be placed on the increased with constant effort to reduce energy consumption.

Fundamental changes in the process, production and services are affecting considerable energy saving without affecting the overall economy. It should not be over emphasized that in house hold commercial and industrial use of energy has considerable scope in energy saving.

Attempt at understanding the integrated relationship between environment and energy has given shape due to development ofR-134a, (a non-pollutant refrigent) to emerging discipline of environmental management.

The government of India has laid down the policy “it is important that we carefully utilize our renewal (i.e., non-decaying) resources of soil water, plant and animal live to sustain our economic development” our exploration or exploitation of thesis reflected in soil erosion, salutation, floods and rapid destruction of our forest, floral and wild life resources.

The depletion of these resources such as fuel, fodder, and housing power plant often tends to be irreversible since bulk of our population depends on these natural resources.

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