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Journal of EnvironmentalWaste Management and Recycling | Volume 2
Earth Science 2019
May 22-23, 2019 | Rome, Italy
EARTH SCIENCE,
RECYCLING & SPACE TECHNOLOGY
7
th
International Conference on
APPROACHES AIMING AT PROVIDING SUSTAINABILITY IN DESIGN OF UNIVERSITY
CAMPUS ELECTRICITY ENERGY SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION
Süleyman Altan
and
Hasan Baylavli
Hitit University, Turkey
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ffect of energy failures may vary according to sectors like manufacturing, hospitals, polyclinic services, call
centers and shopping markets. Point of view about energy failure is certainly different for all of the above.
In universities education, public services, scientific researches and applications, national and international ed-
ucational, social, cultural and sportive activities etc. are being performed. In Hitit University campus energy
infrastructure planning, apart from above services it was considered that labs in which high priority scientif-
ic studies which require continuity and especially after establishment of medical faculty, health services and
many others should also be taken into consideration. In campus electricity energy planning, common point for
each unit is continuity. Authors handled electricity energy planning fewer than three main headlines; physical
design, production-supply, distribution and support systems. For continuity, from this point of view, they de-
fined the risks and their approaches for each of them. In energy supply trigeneration system was planned so
that it will primarily operate in case of urban network failure risk. There are some different cases and smart rules
for each case. There is also categorization of the loads priority and load disposal system is designed. In case the
energy consumption of campus is more than what is produced by gas generator when gas generator is online,
additional energy will be supplied fromurban network. In case of urban network failure again diesel generators
and load disposal automation will be online. The reason-result relations of the failures that may be occurred
system project was designed with approaches aiming at maintaining continuity. The aim was to prevent fail-
ures with a percentage of 95% and to reduce the area of effect in the campus below a percentage of 5% and
accordingly priority was given to continuity and quality of education and scientific activities.
Süleyman Altan et al., J Environ Waste Management and Recycling 2019, Volume 2
Süleyman Altan works in Hittite University Directorate of Construction & Technical Works Department, in Çorum, Turkey as Director
of Investments. He was graduated fromDepartment of Electrical–Electronical Engineering, Pamukkale University, Turkey in 2000. He
did his Master’s degree in same university. He works in the subject’s related to university campus networks, co-generation systems,
solar power systems, green campus, designing energy networks and systems, renewable energy systems and recycling. In addition,
he has studied in the fields of university campus planning, energy-efficiency in buildings and campus.
hasanbaylavli@hitit.edu.trBIOGRAPHY