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2014
Many people are disappointed when the gas or diesel of power generator runs out in picnics or camping, and when it works it's costly, noisy, dusty and smoky, which make them cannot sleep and relax. Our senior design project will offer to the user relaxation time in many areas, such as do not have to pay for gas or diesel and no noise or smoke ...
Almoallem, Mahmood Said +1 more
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Many people are disappointed when the gas or diesel of power generator runs out in picnics or camping, and when it works it's costly, noisy, dusty and smoky, which make them cannot sleep and relax. Our senior design project will offer to the user relaxation time in many areas, such as do not have to pay for gas or diesel and no noise or smoke ...
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Physics Bulletin, 1976 I have not been able to obtain a copy of Energy World containing the article by W L Wilson, but I fear that your review of it may misrepresent his general trend (Physics Bulletin June 1976 p240). If one regards power stations purely as sources of electrical power, there are good reasons for building large ones which may be summarized as: (1) thermal ...
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British Journal of Diseases of the Chest, 1962
Summary Modern power stations burn large quantities of coal. Though great attention is paid to the reduction in the discharge of smoke and grit, the policy now is to allow all the sulphur dioxide produced to enter the atmosphere. At present the Central Electricity Generating Board does not consider that this is a hazard to health and is prepared to ...
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Summary Modern power stations burn large quantities of coal. Though great attention is paid to the reduction in the discharge of smoke and grit, the policy now is to allow all the sulphur dioxide produced to enter the atmosphere. At present the Central Electricity Generating Board does not consider that this is a hazard to health and is prepared to ...
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Structural Engineering International, 1991
This project was presented for the first time within the framework of the Action Innovation of the Swiss Society of Engineers and Architects (SIA).
Max Berchtold +6 more
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This project was presented for the first time within the framework of the Action Innovation of the Swiss Society of Engineers and Architects (SIA).
Max Berchtold +6 more
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Replenishing the Power Stations [PDF]
Science, 2007 NEUROSCIENCE Mitochondria—the microscopic powerhouses of the cell—contain their own vestigial genome (mtDNA), and each cell needs a collection of healthy organelles to survive. Mitochondria are highly dynamic and undergo both fission and fusion. They produce adenosine 5'-triphosphate by transferring electrons from organic substrates through a series of
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Power Station for Art vs. Art for Power Station
Art Journal, 2001Like ants, visitors amble across a gigantic hall, cross under an iron insect, are carried up on escalators, move through halls and small rooms, and finally arrive at a glass-encased body, from which a grandiose vista offers itself.Tate Modern—London. A former power station on the south bank of the Thames, originally designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott,
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1991
Photovoltaic (PV) power generation is gaining increasing importance as a renewable energy supply. From small-scale space applications in the 1960s, production of photovoltaic modules has increased to about 45 MW peak power per year worldwide. This development was accompanied by a cost reduction for solar modules to as low as 4-5 US $/Wp in 19892.
W. Knaupp +4 more
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Photovoltaic (PV) power generation is gaining increasing importance as a renewable energy supply. From small-scale space applications in the 1960s, production of photovoltaic modules has increased to about 45 MW peak power per year worldwide. This development was accompanied by a cost reduction for solar modules to as low as 4-5 US $/Wp in 19892.
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Refocus, 2006
The steady growth of installed capacity of wind turbines over the world is not only reducing our dependence on conventional energy sources but is also leading to an increased focus on quality and stability of energy supply. To adapt distributed generation units such as wind power plants to the grid requires more complex monitoring and control of the ...
Per Krogsgaard, Birger T. Madsen
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The steady growth of installed capacity of wind turbines over the world is not only reducing our dependence on conventional energy sources but is also leading to an increased focus on quality and stability of energy supply. To adapt distributed generation units such as wind power plants to the grid requires more complex monitoring and control of the ...
Per Krogsgaard, Birger T. Madsen
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Nature, 1944
MORE than 10 per cent of all the coal mined in Great Britain is used in electric power stations, and the electrical energy produced in these stations is an important factor in determining the standard of living of the population of Great Britain. Books on power stations are scarce, so that the appearance of a new edition of the only up-to-date British ...
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MORE than 10 per cent of all the coal mined in Great Britain is used in electric power stations, and the electrical energy produced in these stations is an important factor in determining the standard of living of the population of Great Britain. Books on power stations are scarce, so that the appearance of a new edition of the only up-to-date British ...
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2013
The prime mover for bulk electricity generation worldwide is the turbine, coupled to a condenser and alternator. A working fluid is taken through a cycle of changes of temperature and pressure and through the prime mover to produce torque, which involves heat supply and rejection to the surrounding environment.
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The prime mover for bulk electricity generation worldwide is the turbine, coupled to a condenser and alternator. A working fluid is taken through a cycle of changes of temperature and pressure and through the prime mover to produce torque, which involves heat supply and rejection to the surrounding environment.
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