Pavegen Tiles

The latest version of the tile can generate enough current to power a
light for 70 seconds from just three footsteps and generates 200 times
more power than the prototype launched back in 2009. The triangular
shape of the new tiles maximizes the output power. Every part of these
tiles can produce almost similar energy, unlike the rectangular ones, due
to better load distribution capability. Underneath these floor tiles are
vertical electromagnetic induction generators. When people walk on
these tiles, tiny flywheels, hidden underneath, spin with a series of
magnets and copper coils to create electricity. The more people working
on them, the longer the flywheel spins, and the more they rotate, the
more electricity will be generated. Each tile contains unique wireless
communications technology too. It uses only 1% of its power to transmit
data about the number of footfalls and energy generated.
Installation methods and components
COST : $2.40

Advantages: Disadvantages:
1-These tiles are completely 1-The initial cost is very high.
renewable and eco-friendly 2-Uncertainty about economic
technology. life.
2-The top surface is built up of 3-Using it as a primary energy
recycled rubber. source is not possible.
3-Less maintenance cost. It is
waterproof and damp free.
4-Harvesting human power to
produce energy is the best
practice to fulfill the energy
demand.
 tio2 coating
TiO2 properties, interface:
- This interface takes an active stance and attacks the problem
of air pollution in order to help purify the air.
- The building pulls dirt, grease and bacteria out of the air,
resulting in oxidation and water only.
-Titania can be used to sense the amount of oxygen (or reduce
species) present in the atmosphere)
-Antimicrobial Coatings: The catalytic activity of titania results in
thin layers of the material that exhibit self-cleaning and
sterilizing properties under UV exposure.
Cost :157$
Building Facade Applications:
1- Atmosphere Cleaning (NOx removal from the atmosphere)
2- Deodorization (Indoor odor and Volatile Organic Compounds
removal)
3-Self-Cleaning (Dirt removal for exterior building facade)
4-Water Treatment (Water sterilization and odor removal)
5- Anti-Bacterial (Bacteria growth elimination)

Advantages :
1-high oxidation efficiency
2-nontoxicity
3-great adsorption and photocatalytic
4-high photosbility
5-chemical inertness
6-low cost
7-environmentally friendly nature Disadvantage:
8-high binding affinity 1-low utilizarecombination of photogenerated
9-mechanical,thermal and chemical stability electron/hole pairs
10-easy way of preparation at alarge scale 2-cross-selectivitytion of visible-light
11-structure-activity predictability 2-rapid
12-specific recognition 4-the limited and heterogeneity of the building site
13-wide practicability 5-leakage of template6-limited application in biology
Aerogel

Introduction:
A transparent, glass-like gel, 99.8% of its volume is air With a density
of 3 mg/cm, it is approximately . heavier than air Three times, it is a
good heat insulator and does not burn and reduce the temperature
20 cm glass window, which helps to - heat equivalent to a thickness
of 10 Reducing the sense of high temperature inside the
architectural space, this In addition to the light weight of this
material, which can be used as a substitute For glass in windows and
also can be used in transparent walls (Coagulated or skylights)
Heat quickly and clots, changing the color of the glass to a semi-
transparent state Which contains gel (Arrogate Window) and gel
glass The silica antenna is between its layers, where it works to
reduce the coefficient of Thermal conductivity to the lowest degree
and at the same time raise the factor .( Optical transmission

COST: $83.33

Advantages :
Reducing the feeling of high temperature inside the
architectural space This
In addition to the light weight of this material, which
can be used as a substitute for glass in windows and
also can be used in transparent walls
Monocrystalline solar
Introduction:
A monocrystalline solar panel is a solar panel comprising
monocrystalline solar cells. The panel derives its name from a
cylindrical silicon ingot grown from single-crystal silicon of high
purity in the same way as a semiconductor. As the cell is constituted
of a single crystal, it provides the electrons more space to move for
a better electricity flow. The cylindrical ingot is sliced into wafers
forming cells. To maximize the utility of the cells, the circular wafers
are wire cut to an octagonal-shaped wafer. These cells have a
unique look because of the octagonal shape. They also have a
uniform color.

Cost :150$
Installation methods and components

Advantages :
1-They have the highest level of efficiency at 17-22%.
2-They require less space compared to other types
due to their high efficiency.
3-Manufacturers state that this form of solar cell
lasts the longest, with most giving them a 25-year
warranty.
4-These panels exhibit greater heat resistance.
5-They perform better in low levels of sunlight,
making them ideal for cloudy areas
Disadvantages :
1-They are the most expensive solar cells on the
market, and so not in everyone’s price range.
2-The performance levels tend to suffer from an
increase in temperature.
3-However, it is a small loss when compared to
other forms of solar cell. There is a lot of waste
material when the silicon is cut during
manufacture
Nano coating

Cost :550$