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Cogeneration Can Add To Your Profits

, 1983
The predicted rapid escalation of gas and electric costs, particularly in those utility systems predominantly fired by gas, make it important for both industry and utilities to evaluate the role of cogeneration in their future plans. Industries requiring
Gerlaugh, H. E.
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Cogeneration Economics and Financial Analysis

, 1983
Cogeneration has received much attention as a way to improve the efficiency of energy generation and conversion. This interest has been stimulated by higher energy costs for fuel and electricity as well as economic incentives granted by the federal ...
Fox, L. K., Golden, W. J., Kusik, C. L.
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Cogeneration in Texas

, 1981
As a result of suggestions made at the 1979 Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) sponsored cogeneration conference, the Commission convened the 1980 Cogeneration Task Force. The Task Force was charged by a Commission Resolution with assisting in the
Halicki, T.
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The optimal dispatching strategy of cogeneration based on Deep Q-Network (DQN) algorithm

Science and Technology for Energy Transition
This work expands on previous research to offer a state-of-the-art approach for optimizing the dispatching of cogeneration systems, given the limitations faced by conventional coal-fired cogeneration units and the increasing environmental standards ...
Zhang Pei, Fu Yan, Yao Fu
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Cogeneration Leads to Major Aquaculture and Greenhouse Development in Canada

, 1984
Utilizing waste heat from thermal electric or hydro-electric power stations offers substantial energy and cost savings to both the salmon aquaculture and greenhouse industries in Canada.
Mercer, J.
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Analysis of In-Plant Cogeneration Using a Microcomputer

, 1983
The analysis of in-plant cogeneration opportunities requires quantification of several factors. These include, among others, the profiles of plant steam and electricity usage, the temperature and pressure of primary header steam, the dollar value of all ...
Fisher, D. B., Schmidt, P. S.
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Cogeneration with Thermionics and Electrochemical Cells

, 1984
Thermionic energy converters convert high-temperature heat into high-current low-voltage direct current, rejecting heat at a temperature that is high enough to generate process steam.
Morgan, D., Huffman, F., Miskolczy, G., Goodale, D.   +3 more
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Cogeneration Energy Profitability from the Energy User and Third-Party Viewpoint

, 1984
This paper describes the relationship between major energy costs such as: fuel, electricity, and thermal energy and their effect on cogeneration profits and economics from both the energy user and the third party perspective. The relationship between the
Polsky, M. P.
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Combined Cycles and Cogeneration - An Alternative for the Process Industries

, 1981
Cogeneration may be described as an efficient method for the production of electric power sequentially with process steam or heat which optimizes the energy supplied as fuel to maximize the energy produced for consumption.
Harkins, H. L.
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EPRI Cogeneration Models -- DEUS and COPE

, 1983
In the Fall of 1978, the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) initiated a program for the design and evaluation of alternate cogeneration systems. The primary objective of the study is to analyze the overall system value of cogeneration. A portion of
Hu, S. D., Mauro, R.
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