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Introduction OriginE-WasteAdvantages & Disadvantages of green computingPathways to green computingSri Lankan approachesFuture of green computing

CONTENT

GREEN COMPUTING

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Green Computing can be described as the environmentally responsible usage of computer systems and related resources.

What is green computing???

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Contd…….It is also known as the study

& practice of manufacturing, using & disposing of computers, servers & associated subsystems efficiently & effectively.

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ORIGINIn 1992,the U.S Environmental Protection Agency launched “Energy Star”,a labeling programm designed to promote & recognize energy efficiency in monitors, climate control equipments and other technologies.

The term GREEN Computing was coined shortly after energy star programme.

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Contd…….Concurrently, the Swedish organization TCO Development launched the TCO certification program to promote low magnetic and electrical emissions from CRT-based COMPUTER DISPLAYS.

The energy star program was revised in October 2006 to include stricter efficiency requirements for computer equipment, along with a tiered ranking system for approved products.

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1.The main reason is the growing of public

environmental awareness.2.To reduce energy wastage.

3.It helps to save a lot of money.

The reasons for adopting

green computing

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4.To reduce power consumption.5.To reduce impacts on environmental

& human health. The main aim is to reduce the amount of carbon emissions.

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6.To avoid toxicity.Lead:-can cause damage to the central

& peripheral nervous system.Mercury:-can cause chronic brain

damages.Cadmium:-accumulate in the human

body specially the kidney.7.To reduce IT maintenance activities.8.To reduce the paper & other

consumables used.9.A corporate social responsibility.10.A step for need of tomorrows future.

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E-Waste Definition

•  Any discarded electronic or electrical devices or their parts; also called electronic waste

• Examples: Computers, LCD / CRT screens, cooling appliances, mobile phones, etc., contain precious metals, flame retarded plastics, CFC foams and many other substances.

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METHODS OF DISTROYING WASTE

Hazardous Technologies Recycling Technologies

Open Burning

Land filling 1.Detoxication2.Refining 3.Shredding

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These Materials

are Effects TO

Humans

MercuryLead

Arsenic Polychlorinated Biphenyls

(PCBs)Toner

Some Hazardous Components of E-Waste and Effects on Humans

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•Renal Toxicity•Anemia•Colic•Insomnia•Seizures •Coma In Children

•Renal toxicity•Muscle tumors•Mental retardation•Cerebral palsy

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•Cancer Of Skin•Lungs•Liver

•Respiratory Tract Irritation

• Suppression Of Immune System

• Damage To The Liver• Nervous• Reproductive Systems

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Energy & Resources Saving

Environmentally Friendly

Cost Effective

Save Space

Reduce the Risk of Harmful Chemicals

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Disadvantages of Green Computing• High startup cost• Not readily available• Still in Experimental stage• Not for everyone• High maintenance cost

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1. Buy "Energy Star" labeled monitors, desktops, laptops, and printers 

2. Put laptops in "sleep" mode or “Hibernate” mode when not in use

Pathways to green computing

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3. Turn OFF computers and other equipments when not in use4. E-cycle used computer equipments5. Buy the new “Smart Strip” power strip6.Set “Blackle” as your homepage

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7. Use LCDs instead of CRTs as they are more power efficient- CRT uses 150 Watts 8 hours of usage, 5 days a week=562KWattsIf the computer is left on all the time, without proper power saver modes, this can leads to 1,600KWatts.

8. Buy Green products

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Green Products

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E-Waste Management• Sri Lankan Government has been initiated

e-waste collecting centers.• Ceylon Waste Management and their

Material Refining Process .

Sri Lankan Approach of Green Computing

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Companies and Organizations

• Most of Sri Lankan Companies and Organizations already have took the first step to Green Computing.

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• Following Standards for minimizing health effects and environmental effects.

Following Standards

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Future of Green Computing “ The plan towards green IT should

include new electronic products and services with optimum efficiency and all possible options towards energy savings “

The future of Green Computing will be full of …• Virtualization• Energy Saving• Eco Friendly Materials• Recycling

And etc.

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Virtualization

Virtualization, in simple terms, is moving physical servers to virtual ones.

What is Virtualization ?

Why is it important?

Few of the most important features of virtualization is that it…

Saves moneySaves energyReduce e-waste

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Technologies used for Virtualization

Microsoft Virtual Server VMware

Future of Virtualization VMware’s Virtualization

ProgressDid you know ?50-60% of all servers are now virtualized

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Natural Cooling Systems

Smart Plug

Solar SystemsEco-Friendly mobile chargers

Energy Saving

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Eco Friendly Materials

Mercury-free backlighting and arsenic-free glass in displays

Not using Lead, Chromium Mercury and other toxic chemicals for manufacturing computer devices

Using recyclable or digital newspapers

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RecyclingIn future, almost all the computer

devices and items will be able to be recycled Recyclable PCBs

Recyclable Batteries

Take-back concept of the manufactures

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That’s all about the future of Green ComputingIt’s not easy not being greenSo, Let’s Go Green!