Designing Safe and Clean Energy Systems for Humanitarian Disaster Shelters

• Developed a sustainable and self-sufficient energy system for shelters hosting 100,000

people.

• Conducted research to understand energy and sustainability requirements for emergency

response shelters.

• Designed a comprehensive shelter plan including residential units, schools, healthcare

facilities, and energy systems.

• Designed a gas turbine power plant running on bio-methane from agricultural or sanitary

waste.

• Modeled the gas turbine power plant, assessed biomass/sanitary waste quantities, and

determined plant capacity and thermodynamic efficiency.

• Delivered conceptual drawings, design calculations, system selection reports, and plant

diagrams.