Tuesday, 2 April 2013

Paper clipping about our dept. project on bio-gas @eenadu 3page east godavari  edition -2/04/2013

Saturday, 30 March 2013



                                                           HOT AIR OVEN
                                                                 INCUBATOR 


                                             MAGNETIC STIRRER WITH HOT PLATE
                                                                  LECTURE HALL 
                                                             SAFETY SYMBOLS CHART 
                                                                        

                  
  


Bio Gas Technology

Introduction

All large industrial unites, hotels, community centers etc. run kitchen to prepare food for people. These kitchens produce large quantities of kitchen waste containing remains of cooked food material like rice, pieces of chapatti, puri oil ghee and uncooked food material such as fruit skins, rotten vegetables and fruits along with other organic residues.
Disposal of such waste becomes a problem. The anaerobic technology for kitchen waste (complete organic matter) renders the waste safer for handling and disposal and generates a source of energy in form of biogas.


Biogas Technology for Kitchen Waste

This technology has been developed by our associate Sardar Patel Renewable Energy Research Institute (SPRERI), Vallabh Vidhyanager, Guarat, who are our technical consultant for Biogas Technology.
SPRERI has done extensive research to develop this technology for treating the Kitchen Wse. It has been established that about one kg of Kitchen waste containing 79% of moisture, generates about 100 liters of biogas.
Biogas originates form bacteria in the process of bio – degradation of organic material under anaerobic (without air) conditions.
The natural generation of biogas is an important part of the bio-geo-chemical carbon cycle. Biogas is a mixture of gases that is composed chiefly of Methane (CH4): 55-60 vol. 60% Carbon dioxide (CO2): 30-60 vol.% and other gases.


Benefits

  • Generates useful source of energy in form of biogas, which can be used as fuel thus leading to energy conservation.
  • Substantial savings in the cost of the existing fuels utilized
  • Solves the problem of disposal of kitchen waste.
  • Reduces the environmental pollution and odour problem caused by disposal of kitchen waste.
  • The biogas plant is completely environment friendly.
  • The biogas plant slurry is excellent manure, rich in nutrients.
  • The biogas plant has low operation and maintenance cost

FEATURES OF A TYPICAL BIOGAS PLANTS

  • The plant consists of a Digester, which holds the waste for its conversion to biogas.
  • A gas holder covers the Digester, which stores the gas
  • An inlet tank for feeding the waste into the Digester.
  • An outlet for taking out the decomposed watery waste for final disposal. It can be used for gardening.
  • Scum brekers are provided in the gasholder.










we make a portable bio gas plant in lab

                                                  

                                                              flame from bio-gas

Thursday, 7 February 2013



FUTURE SCOPE OF BIOTECHNOLOGY IN INDIA – FOCUS AREAS
        Sustainable development ensuring food, nutritional, health, environmental and livelihood security of the people by harnessing the powers of biotechnology would be a dream of the scientific community.
       Translating these dreams into reality would give a major impetus to our socio-economic progress. Time-bound, mission mode, result oriented projects to be taken up for:
1. Utilization of the full potential of the genomics revolution for humankind, plants, animals and microbes;
2. To develop new vaccines, diagnostics, drugs and drug delivery system;
3. To produce a large number of low-cost, affordable small proteins and therapeutics using the plants and animals as bioreactors;
4. To engineer crops with enhanced nutritional status, biotic and abiotic resistance and introduce precision farming with new quality traits for productivity enhancement;
5. To develop environmentally friendly technology packages for pollution control, biodiversity conservation and restoration of damaged ecosystems.
6. Long term support would continue for basic research on all aspects of molecular biology, genetics and genomics, proteomics and neurosciences.
        Biotechnology research, development and commercialization, in the next 10 years would thus focus on:
Basic Research in New Biology and Biotechnology
(a)             Genomics
(b)             Bioinformatics
(c)             Basic biological phenomena with potential application
(d)            Agriculture, Plant and Animal Biotechnology
(e)            Environment and Biodiversity
(f)            Medical Biotechnology
(g)            Biofuels
(h)            Bioprocesses, Product Development, and Bioinstrumentation
(i)            Human Resource Development
(j)            Creation and Strengthening of Infrastructure in Existing Institutions and setting up     
               new Institutions
(k)            Biotechnology for Societal Development
(l)            Biosafety, Ethical and Proprietary Issues
(m)          Basic Research in New Biology and Biotechnology
About college:
                             Antarvedipalem Firka Development Trust (A.F.D.T.) was brain child of two great personalities Sri.Mupparthy Venkataratnam and Sri Rudraraju Ramalinga Raju, established in 1948 in malikipuram.In 1972 M.V.N.J.S. & R.V.R.Degree College was established with 35 students. The present number of students 1042 with full equipped laboratories, extensive experience faculty and most responsible secretary and management Sri. M.V.Satyanarayana Murhty garu.

About Applied Life Sciences Department:
                       In our college Dept of applied life sciences was established in 2008 with Biochemistry & biotechnology courses with help of Botany, Zoology and Chemistry departments. Now we have all equipment Laboratories for the U.G.and P.G. level practical Experiments.






Hall marks of our Department:
                       The department has well established labs for Molecular biology , Genetic engineering, Analytical Biochemistry, Clinical Biochemistry, Immunology and Bioinformatics.
ü  The Laboratories are equipped with:
ü  Gel Electrophoresis (for DNA technology)
ü  Paper, TLC chromatography (for protein & sugar analysis)
ü  Desk top centrifuge (for clinical molecular isolation)
ü  Laminar air flow with U.V. light(for microbiology plant culture inoculation)
ü  Incubator (for Bacterial culture)
ü  Autoclave
ü  Hot air oven (for sterilization)
ü  Refrigerator
ü  Binocular light microscope.
ü  Sterio microscope.
ü  Projection microscope.
ü  Our department has Dept Library with 10 international books and 25 national books.
ü  From 2012 June we provide e-learning resources with national and international journals and books.

Offered courses:              
§  B.Sc., Biochemistry, Biotechnology, and Chemistry.
§  B.Sc., Biochemistry, Zoology and Chemistry(proposed)
§  B.Sc., Botany, Biotechnology and Chemistry(proposed)

Career with life sciences:
                       We have J.K.C. center, Career Guidance & Counseling and placement cell in our college. Above 400 students absorbed by in campus out campus drives.


   


Campus Facilities:
ü  Central Library with Reading room.                              
ü  Bridge courses offered by various departments.
ü  Certificate course in Communication Skills.
ü  AUCET Coaching.
ü  N.S.S. units –I, II, III &IV.
ü  Quality Assurances Cell
ü  Youth Red Cross Unit.
ü  Dr.B.R.Ambedkar study centre.
ü  The Gandhian study centre
ü  Free Net work resources centre.
ü  Eco Club.
ü  Nutrition & Health Club.
ü  Red ribbon club.
ü  Disaster Management Course
ü  J.K.C. Center.
ü  D.R.D.A. Centre.
ü  Career guidance & Counseling Cell.
ü  Culture Activities.
ü  Scholarships & Fellowships.
ü  Merit Scholarships.
ü  Endowment prizes.
ü  Distance travel allowances by U.G.C.
ü  Guest Lectures & Seminars.