Open AccessWater Efficiency Management Strategies in Electric Engineering Generation Industries: an Epilogue
Author(s) -
Perini Praveena Sri
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
international journal of engineering and advanced technology
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2249-8958
DOI - 10.35940/ijeat.a9384.109119
Subject(s) - electricity , electricity generation , renewable energy , electric power , water scarcity , foot (prosody) , environmental economics , environmental science , water resources , environmental resource management , business , engineering , power (physics) , ecology , economics , linguistics , physics , philosophy , quantum mechanics , electrical engineering , biology
The impending jeopardies relating to dearth of water in performing the techno economic activity of production of electricity in power industries ushered gainful insights for this research paper for pursuing to reckon and quantify the renewable electric energy consumption of water by gauging at the foot prints. This research paper presses the need of the hour to persistently stimulate the electric generation industries to integrate the multidimensional anomalies of seasonal changes of monsoonal fresh water in the arena of Environmental micro and macro climate strategies. Taking cue of electric energy water sequential linkages using water foot printing technology this paper empirically estimated that, minimum water foot print was recorded in selected biomass and natural gas based electricity producing industries to yield 1000 kilowatt of electricity vis-à-vis selected Hydel power station, which has voracious appetite. This research has been performed with a field level investigation of assessing the magnitude of water scarcity by performing a documentation of exemplary investigative case study approach in selected regions of Andhra Pradesh.