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Assessment of Dietary Intake of Schoolchildren Living in Urban Settings: A Case Study of Karaganda City. [PDF]

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Cogeneration District Energy Systems

Technical Meeting / Petroleum Conference of The South Saskatchewan Section, 1993
Introduction In the early 1900's electric power was generated near to the demand centers. Many cities, including small ones like Moose Jaw, contained a central power plant that often supplied waste heat as steam to heat nearby buildings or a downtown core.
R. Kerr, J. Chin
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District Energy Systems

2011
During the past decade, increasing local and global problems regarding energy, the environment, and the economy have created one of the biggest challenges for human beings to combat through sustainable solutions. District energy systems (DESs) for distributed heating and/or cooling, known also as district heating and cooling (DHC) systems, appear to be
İbrahim Dinçer, Calin Zamfirescu
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Energy Management System for an Energy District With Demand Response Availability

IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid, 2014
During recent years the electricity supply chain (electricity production, consumption, distribution, storage, and load management) has changed. In this context a new term appears: the prosumer, that is both a consumer and producer of energy in the same entity.
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Exergy analyses of cogeneration and district energy systems

2007
Cogeneration is a technique for producing heat and electricity in one process that can save considerable amounts of energy. Cogeneration is often associated with the combustion of fossil fuels but can also be carried out using some renewable energy sources and by burning wastes.
Ibrahim Dincer, Marc A. Rosen
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