Earthizenz Eco-Friendly Systems is a single person organization. Here’s all about him:
Mohan Prakash Singh
SUMMARY
A Civil & a Mechanical engineer, the first part of the career was about innovative new product design, its development; setting the quality norms for its production, then the phase of Renew, Reuse, Recycle & now have spent the last 16 yrs. working on Green House Gas (GHG) Emission Reduction & Climate Change; Sustainable Development, Education for Sustainable Development,through, Lectures & Presentations in National and International fora, practical interventions & personal examples.
EXPERIENCE
As consultant & Visiting Faculty Â
GNA University:
 As an Visiting faculty                   ( Oct. 2016 to Date)                                                                                Â
Rayat Bahra University:
As an Adjunct faculty                                           (June, 2016-to Dec 2016)
Centre for Research for Rural & Industrial Development: As visiting Faculty                                                          (2011-present)
To train the Urban and Peri-Urban Local bodies under The HUDCO Chair
Rural Sanitation in Haryana:
As Consultant                                                       (May, 2015-to date)
- Design of Decentralized Wastewater Treatment System (pond-wise) for villages.
- The Primary and secondary systems are modular, adjustable according to situation.
- This is followed by a sub-surface flow Planted gravel filter, primarily consisting of Vetiver planted in a zig-zag fashion, interspersed with Cana Indica.
- The water then flows into the pond via a shallow polishing tank
- A pilot project for 400 houses discharging into a single pond has been installed at three entry points and is expected to stabilize in the next few days
 Village Life Improvement Foundation:
As consultant                                                              (2004- present)
Design of Decentralized Sewerage Wastewater Treatment System for villages.
The 1st System was designed for my own Energy Conserving House, which was scaled up.
Anandpur Sahib Foundation
As a consultant                                                                 (2009-11)
- Bio Engineering Intervention at Anandpur Sahib Museum Complex, Punjab with Vetiver
- System to achieve what could not be achieved for several years.
- Steep Slope Stabilization Road batter (Filled)
- Re-vegetation of eroded hillocks. The Vetiver roots contained the moisture  within them, the soil erosion stopped and local species started growing.
- Silt Control in Water body by strategically planting Vetiver as Porous Bunds, in catchment area, achieved a zero silt situation
- View the details here:Â https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B25VpqYictMva2lSSEF0Rkdyb2c
The Vetiver System:
- Set up the only nursery for non-seeding Vetiver grass, in North India, in 2007. The Nursery was also on degraded land. The Vetiver first repaired the degraded land and then the nursery flourished. View here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B25VpqYictMvZF96ZG93V0tPLTQ
- Certificates of excellence: from The Vetiver Network International for:                                                             Nursery Propagation & Supply; Community Involvement;  Soil & Moisture Conservation; Bio-Engineering; Slope/Infrastructure Protection; Environmental Management; Wastewater Treatment; Carbon Sequestration
Practical Intervention for Critical Environmental Issues (Teaching through Example)
a.    Eco-Friendly House: Built a triple storied, one Kanal House with Basement, using Energy conserving methods, by trying to follow the guidelines of the ECBC & IBC.
- Eco-Friendly Interlocking Blocks, manufactured on site, used for all load bearing walls, very little mortar was used, no plastering necessary.
- Earth excavated from the basement used for making blocks for non-load-bearing uses.
- Cellular Lightweight Concrete (CLC) blocks of Density 1000 kg/M3, manufactured on site, via a German Technology, were used for all non-load-bearing walls, on all the floors and as insulating blocks inside exposed walls.
- Roof insulation: Cellular Lightweight Concrete Foam was used as insulating material on roofs, reducing Self Weight of the structure.
- The fenestration: Double glazing, one toughened and tinted as per the climatic zone.
- In-house Wastewater Recycling: Both grey and Black Water was being recycled and the house was not connected to the Municipal Sewer for 1 year, for demonstration. The water was being used in the front and rear gardens. Grey water is still being recycled.
- Methane gas recovery from Kitchen Waste.
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- Experience in industries                        (Oct.’71 to Dec.’99)Â
- SFL Industries Ltd.                  Chief Operating Officer (1997 – December 2000)
- Installed turbines to generate power from waste steam from Acid Plant, saving Rs.72 Lacs /Yr.
- Atma Plastics Pvt. Ltd.            Project Manager to G M(June 1988 –1997)
- Produced the first pieces of lumber from post consumer plastic & paper waste, thereby, saving forests. (Effort to reduce the waste polyethylene menace & save trees)
- Mentioned at the International Conference on Waste Management, Kuala Lumpur, in 1992.
- Gem India Ltd ( Parwanoo, HP)                          Design Engineer to Works Manager       (1980 – 88)
- Designed, manufactured and marketed:
The first Indian cigarette lighter.The first Indian Piezo-electric cooking gas igniter.The first Indian Plastic Pressure Vessel for storing Butane gas.
- Sunny Plastics   Proprietor              (Dec. ’72 – June’ 80)
- Self employed: Engaged in Plastic Extrusion, Plastic Recycling & Injection Moulding,
- OEM supplier to Punjab Tractors Limited
- Introduced recycled plastic liners for use in crates: Using plastic waste (a menace)
- Architects Structural Design Engr. (Oct. ,71–Oct ’72)
Education
Institute of Engineers:Â Â Â Â Â Â MIE (Mech.), Mech. Engg. 1981
Punjab Engineering College:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â BE (Civil), 1971
DOB:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 29th June, 1949
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