Play a video game instead of the real shooting

Make targets from dirt or compostable

A good example of how to use 40 Inventive Principles for ideas generation.

Targets splinters after trapshooting contaminate the nature - how to solve this problem

Any projects that can help to keep the environment clean and not affected

Targets splinters after trapshooting contaminate nature - how to solve this problem

The internal or external contour or profile of a component or system as required for ergonomic and function rather than aesthetic reasons

Shape

the field will be clean eventually, there will be no debris left, etc...

Blessing in disguise (Turn Lemons into Lemonade)

Phase transitions

The amount, quantity, or a number of a system's materials, substances, parts, fields or sub-systems.  'Substance' is used in its most generic form in the TRIZ context to include any physical or temporal 'thing'.

Quantity of substance/the matter

The soil will be affected, we might change the flora of the area, etc...

The project aims to analyze the washing, drying, and ironing of clothes.Use Process Functional Modeling for the analysis.

The project aims to analyze the washing, drying, and ironing of clothes.
Use Process Functional Modeling for the analysis.
This is an example of how to use Process Functional Modeling and see this tool's power.

Laundry clothes - example for PFM

Laundry clothes - example for PFM Webinar #10

Operation: Loading clothes into the washing machine (WM)Purpose: Place the clothes into the chamberProduct: Clothes

2 Loading clothes to WM

Operation: Wash clothesPurpose: Wash the loaded clothes with water and detergent to dissolve dirtProduct: Dirt

3 Wash clothes

Operation: Rinse washed clothesOperation description: Add water and rinse the clothesPurpose: to replace the washed water residue with pure waterProduct: Pure water within clothes

5 Rinse washed clothes

Operation: Spin Washed ClothesPurpose: Remove the contaminated water together with detergent and dissolved dirtProduct: Water after wasing

4 Spin washed clothes

Operation: Dry rinsed clothesPurpose: to dry the clean clothes after washing, rinsing, and spinning - remove moistureProduct: Water separated from clothes

8 Dry rinsed clothes

Operation: Iron a washed and dried clothesPurpose: Straighten the clothes one by one with ironProduct: Straightened clothes

9 Iron washed and dried clothes

Operation: Spin Rinsed ClothesPurpose: Remove the rinsing water from the clothesProduct: Water after rinsing

6 Spin rinsed clothes

Operation: Inspection of clothesThe purpose of the operation: to separate "white" clothes from "colored" clothes to avoid joint laundry and prevent "coloring" of the clothesThe product of the operation: Information

1 Inspection of clothes

Operation: Unloading clothes into the washing machine (WM)Purpose: Remove the clothes from the WM drum and prepare them for gryingProduct: Wet clothes

7 Unloading clothes from WM

Process Functional Modeling   Good example

set up R&amp;D centers focused on improving recycling technologies and developing new materials such as perovskite for solar panels

implementing tax incentives such as tax breaks or credits for companies that invest in recycling infrastructure and technologies

schools must start adding classes on the subject of recycling and the importance of it in order to create a better understanding community

regulations rules on the base of new laws set in order to manage recycling processes

the goverment should focus on investing money in the field of research on new perspectives about recycling methods and technologies

Excited to share our latest project at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev! 🚀 We tackled the pressing issue of solar panel waste and explored innovative recycling solutions to make solar energy truly sustainable.

Key insights:

Solar panel waste could hit 78 million metric tons by 2050.
Only 10% of panels are currently recycled in the EU.
Our project highlights the need for efficient recycling technologies, better regulations, and economic incentives to drive sustainable practices.

Let’s work together for a greener future! 🌱

Recycling waste of solar panels.

students: 
Alaa & saed

Recycling waste of solar panels.

students: 
Alaa & saed

Lack of awareness or education on the long-term benefits of recycling

Pressure from stakeholders prioritizing immediate financial gains over sustainable practices

Short-term financial focus leading to neglect of long-term sustainability goals

limited investments in research and development for recycling methods

current recycling technologies are inefficient and costly

solar panels not being effectivley recycled

Implement educational sessions or workshops to raise awareness among stakeholders about the long-term benefits of sustainable practices.

Provide training and education on the importance of long-term sustainability and its impact on the overall success of the organization

Increase funding for research and development in recycling methods for solar panels

Implement government incentives or regulations to encourage the development and adoption of more cost-effective recycling technologies

Invest in research and development to improve the recycling technologies and processes specifically tailored for solar panels.

Implement educational campaigns targeting both consumers and businesses to raise awareness about the benefits of recycling solar panels

we are trying to find solutions for developing methods to minimize and recycle waste in solar panels

manufacturing solar panels for long - term 

designing solar panels that are right for recycling 

regulations and international laws about recycling waste of  solar panels

we analyzed the system of recycling of solar panels through out perception mapping

Any source of energy, including solar energy, is typically used for electricity production as an intermediate carrier of energy. Such an approach significantly limits our capability to use different sources of energy. A solar boiler is built to collect solar energy and heat water. This is an excellent example of the direct usage of solar energy for existing needs without electricity as an intermediate carrier.

use of the heat formed for the use of powering up a condenser motor unit of an AC/heat pump. steam or compressed hot air can be made directly using parabolic mirrors or by passing air/water through a heat storage system.moreover, the hot air can be used to heat the refrigerent fluid when needed in the heat exchanger in the AC/heat pump unit and therefore making the process more efficient.

usage of mirrors and lenses to condense the sunlight, and conduction of the light by optical fibers to distant parts of the house. its also possoble to connect the end side of the fibers to lenses and diffusers better for better lighting.

using residential parabolic through systems on rooftops to concentrate sulight to heat up water/oil pipes/hot air pipes.

using PVT (Photovoltaic - Thermal) modules - those systems use heat conection inside the PV mudule for the sake of extracting the heat built in the PV module, therefore providing the following:<ol><li>extraction of 2 forms of energy from the same system (electricity and heat), as well as much higher total energy output.</li><li>improving the efficiency of the PV module and its lifespan thanks to the heat extraction.</li><li>storage of the collected heat in a hot water storake tank or similair heat storage way.</li><li>optionally have the ability to store the excess electricity formed in the way of heat storage.</li></ol>

Possible usage way of formed heat is heating a 'shabbat plate' on demand using the hot air formed by passing it through a TES system (can be exchanged with oil/etc...).

This project aims to find better ways for solar energy harvesting, storage and usage - in a non electric ways, which will offer more versatile usable energy.

Use of solar energy directly for household needs (without converting into electricity)
Student: Ophir Arad

Use of solar energy directly for household needs (without converting into electricity)
Student: Ophir Arad

The extent to which a system/object is able to respond to external changes. Also, relates to a system capable of being used in multiple ways or under a variety of circumstances.  The flexibility of operation or use.  Customizability.

Adaptability or versatility

flexibility in energy generation and storage depends on the single users consumption and needs.

Segmentation

Dynamism

Mechanical vibration

Loss or waste of energy that does not contribute to any of the useful functions being performed.  Inefficiency.  Can be partial or complete, permanent or temporary.

Loss of energy

Any dimension relating to surfaces or surface area. These may be internal or external. They may also include contact area as well as actual surface area. 'Stationary' includes any situations where there is no form of relative motion between two or more parts related to the problem.

Area of stationary object

the area of the roof would be only utilized for PV, which in turn lead to higher electricity output.

Nesting dolls

Another dimension

Flexible shells and thin films

there won't be an other form of energy harvested for the household. solar heat wont be extracted at all. moreover, if energy storage is wanted, there will be a need for batteries, which can be pricy, not that effective, and degrade quickly.

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using the hot air
to easilly fill tires
when needed

using the steam/air
formed form the heat stored
to power a generator

using the steam/hot air for powering a condenser 
unit/heating the 
refrigerant fluid - eventually
powering a AC/heat pump.

using the heat formed
in the heating storage as a heat
source for residential heating systems

using the heat stored to form
hot air/steam

using the heat stored for alternative heat source for a controllable kosher water heating method for shabbes

using the heat stored for alternative heat source for cooking

The system is the household system. it contains many sub-systems - which are the appliances used in a daily basis in the house.most of those subsystems are powered by electricity. but some of them could be powered by other sources such as heat, steam, light or hydrogen.all of these sources could be attained from the solar energy, directly or after a conversion process.in this brainstorming i will try to think about innovative ways to use the heating of the sun.

The system is a non-electric solar harvesting and storing system.its componentes is the solar harvsting systems, any heat extraction method, and heat storing methods.the product is usable non electric energy, and its 'by products' or 'using compomemts' are the way of usage of the non electric energy.

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Targets splinters after trapshooting contaminate the nature - how to solve this problem

Laundry clothes - example for PFM

Recycling waste of solar panels. students: Alaa & saed

Use of solar energy directly for household needs (without converting into electricity) Student: Ophir Arad

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Environment