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GIFT City: Smart Infrastructure Insights
Aug 12, 2024
GIFT City Overview
Introduction
GIFT City (Gujarat International Finance Tec-City) is designed as a smart city with state-of-the-art infrastructure.
Power Infrastructure
Power reliability:
99.999%
(annual outage of only
5.3 minutes
).
Power feed:
750 megawatt
from
400kV
lines.
Substation: Gas Insulated Switchgear.
Emergency requirement:
20%
of total load from in-house gas-based power plant.
Power distribution: Via utility trenches, using
HD cables
at
33kV
.
Compact substations to be placed at refuge floors of tall buildings for connectivity and minimized distribution losses.
Cooling System
GIFT will feature India's first citywide
District Cooling System (DCS)
.
Highly energy-efficient for city air-conditioning.
Cooling demand met using decentralized modular DCS.
Chilled water produced at
4.5 degrees Celsius
, distributed via pre-insulated pipes to energy transfer stations.
BTU metering at energy transfer stations to measure water consumption.
Thermal storage system charged at night (10 PM to 6 AM) for better demand management.
Water Management
Entire water requirement sourced from
Narmada Canal
via a raw water pumping station (11 km away).
Master reservoir stores up to
15 days
of water supply.
Tertiary treatment for 100% wastewater and HVAC blowdown for reuse in flushing and horticulture.
Waste Management
Automated waste collection and segregation system for efficient waste handling.
Waste conveyed via gravity chutes to temporary storage, then to central waste handling facility.
Recyclable waste directed to recycling vendors; non-recyclable waste to landfill or waste-to-energy plants.
Transportation System
Multi-level parking facilities for private vehicles, and access to public transport (metro, BRTS) with shaded walkways.
Main arterial roads designed for signal-free vehicle movement with intuitive signage and great separators.
Utility Management
Utility service corridor
for monitoring and managing the city's utility network.
Trenches (7.6m x 6.2m) divided into wet and dry sections for utilities, with maintenance vehicle corridor.
Sensor-based instrumentation coordinated with a centralized city command and control center for real-time fault reporting.
Intelligent Building Management
Implementation of advanced Intelligent Building Management Systems (IBMS) and Intelligent Infrastructure Management Systems (IIMS).
Features include energy management, water monitoring, safety & security systems, and facility management.
ICT Infrastructure
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) set to deliver competitive advantages.
Infrastructure includes:
24/7 high-speed connectivity across campus.
Pervasive Wi-Fi for mobility.
Tier 3 data centers for high uptime.
Cloud computing and financial extranets for organizations.
Overall, GIFT City is positioned as an international financial hub in the making.
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