A Comparative Study Analysis and Implementation of Nano-Enabled Power Generation from Recycled E-Wastes in India

Abstract

The paper addresses a critical environmental concern: the increasing accumulation of electronic waste (e-waste) in rural India. It explores the dual aspects of this issue - the environmental impact of e-waste and it’s potential as a sustainable energy source. Key points of the study include: Environmental Impact: Analysis of e-waste's effects on rural Indian ecosystems. Energy Potential: Investigation of e-waste as a viable source of sustainable energy. Nano-generator Technology: Exploration of how nanotechnology can be applied to convert e-waste into energy. Comparative Analysis: Study of different e-waste components and their respective energy-generation capacities. Implementation Model: Presentation of a case-based model for practical application of the proposed solution. The research emphasizes three main aspects: Green Energy: Focusing on environmentally friendly energy production methods and Rural Sustainability: Addressing the specific needs and challenges of rural areas in India. Innovative Nanotechnology: Utilizing cutting-edge technology to solve environmental issues. This study contributes to the fields of environmental science, renewable energy, and nanotechnology, offering a potential solution to two pressing issues: e-waste management and sustainable energy production in rural areas. The case-based implementation model provides a practical framework for applying these concepts in real-world scenarios.