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ASSESSMENT OF THE GREEN AND ENERGY SAVING TECHNOLOGY IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A BUILDING Ketan ushir 1 and Sushant Shantaram Awasare 2 1Professor, Dept. of Civil Engineering Department, Sandip University, Mahiravni, Nashik, Maharashtra 2PG student, Dept. of Civil Engineering Department, Sandip University, Mahiravni, Nashik, Maharashtra ---------------------------------------------------------------------***--------------------------------------------------------------------2.LITERATURE REVIEW Abstract – Green building, also known as sustainable building, involves the use of environmentally responsible and resource-efficient practices throughout a building's life cycle. This includes design, construction, operation, maintenance, and demolition. The integration of energysaving technology throughout the entire building process is essential for maximizing the effectiveness of green energysaving solutions. Green buildings offer benefits such as reduced energy usage and operational costs, improved air quality, and a healthier working environment. In India, green building rating methods include GRIHA, LEED, and IGBC. Green buildings save energy and water, lower CO2 emissions, and utilize rainwater harvesting and greywater reuse techniques. However, challenges such as high initial construction costs and a lack of incentives exist. Implementing green solutions in building projects is crucial for creating sustainable and healthy environments.
1.) ANALYSIS OF GRREN TECHNOLOGY APPLICATION IN CONSTRUCTION Swarnkar, Singh, 2015: The most thought behind the review is to shape the green idea assessable to the average person all together that they will see the value in its significance. The construction of buildings requires the use of fossil fuels, which produce a lot of toxic gases that are harmful to humans and the environment as a whole and contribute to global warming. In addition, the construction of buildings and projects contributes significantly to global warming because these structures require power, and the majority of them are powered by conventional power plants that also make use of highly polluting fossil fuels like oil and coal. One of the many human activities that contribute to the emission of greenhouse gases, particularly carbon dioxide (CO2), is this combination of the environmental impact of the particular building's construction and its operation after construction. The point of this exploration is to investigate the project's comprehension workers might interpret green development. The entire project is centered on the subject's original idea, which was to investigate the parameters and requirements of a green building and determine the concept's relevance. Additionally, the plan is to incorporate these ideas into the design solution, gain firsthand experience designing a green building, and take on the challenge.
Keywords: Green Building, Green Technology, Greenhouse Gases, Energy, Cost, Sustainable Materials, Energy Efficient Materials.
1.INTRODUCTION Green building, also known as sustainable building, focuses on creating structures that are environmentally conscious and resource-efficient throughout their entire life cycle. This involves considering aspects such as site selection, design, construction, operation, maintenance, remodeling, and deconstruction. By adopting green building practices and using sustainable materials, the construction industry can reduce the environmental impact associated with the extraction, transportation, processing, fabrication, installation, reuse, recycling, and disposal of building materials.
2.) REVIEW OF THE APPLICATION OF GREEN BUILDING AND ENERGY SAVING TECHNOLOGY Tong, 2017: The term "green building" refers to the application of the "green" idea of protecting the environment to the planning, construction, and use of a building. This is done by incorporating the particular circumstances of the construction into the appropriate use of "green" technologies and equipment in order to achieve "green building energy conservation," which ultimately leads to "people and Natural coordination" and "sustainable development." In order to achieve sustainable development, green buildings use as much energy-saving and environmental-protection technology in architectural design, construction, and demand use as possible to reduce energy consumption and natural
The goal of green buildings is to optimize resource usage and minimize energy consumption. Buildings account for a significant portion of global energy consumption, and green buildings aim to minimize this energy usage by incorporating energy-efficient materials, technologies, and systems. By reducing energy consumption, green buildings contribute to lower greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change.
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