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[en] The preliminary feasibility study of utilizing ricehulls as fuel for power generation in a communal set-up involving ricemills was completed by PNOC-ERDC for the EC-AIT COGEN Programme. The study assessed the market, evaluated the patterns and level of ricehull availability, and their implications on plant operation characteristics and financial viability. Ten potential areas were studied more closely for their suitability as pilot demonstration sites. (auth.). 8 tabs.; 4 figs.; 1 ref
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Available from the PNOC-ERDC Library
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Chowdhury, N.; Billinton, R.; Gupta, R.
Funding organisation: Canadian Electrical Association, Montreal, PQ (Canada). Corporate Resources Div
Conference proceedings of the engineering and operating division. Electricity '951995
Funding organisation: Canadian Electrical Association, Montreal, PQ (Canada). Corporate Resources Div
Conference proceedings of the engineering and operating division. Electricity '951995
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[en] A simple and straightforward technique was developed to assess avoided system operating costs associated with non-utility generation (NUG). The technique was based on optimum loading configurations of the committed units both before and after the inclusion of NUG energy. The salient features of the technique were presented in this paper. Assessment of avoided operating cost with deterministic and probabilistic criteria were explained. A time differentiated price system was adopted in the algorithms to reflect the different value placed on purchased price by a utility at different times of the day. The algorithms show the utility effects of dispatchable and non-dispatchable NUG energies. The IEEE Reliability Test System (RTS) was utilized for numerical analysis. Results were illustrated. It was found that sensitivity studies similar to those performed on the IEEE-RTS could be utilized to determine the amount of energy and the time period during which utilities and NUGs can maximize their economic benefits. 7 refs., 5 figs., 1 tab
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Anon; [800 p.]; 1995; p. Paper 95-SP-53; Canadian Electrical Association; Montreal, PQ (Canada); Electricity '95; Vancouver (Canada); 25-28 Sep 1994; Available from: Canadian Electrical Association, Suite 1600 - 1 Westmount Square, Montreal, PQ, Canada, H3Z 2P9
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[en] In this non-specialist article attention is paid to the potential of wave power to generate electricity. In particular, experiments and activities in Scotland to develop and test techniques to exploit wave power are highlighted (e.g. the Clam and the Ocean Swell Powered Renewable Energy design or OSPREY). 4 figs., 5 refs
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Golfkracht. Nieuwe energiebron
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[en] In this item are examined the consequences of a distributed generation on MT networks, investments and problems
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Si esaminano le conseguenze di una generazione distribuita sulle reti MT, i provvedimenti necessari per un corretto esercizio, i conseguenti investimenti e la necessita' del relativo riconoscimentoOriginal Title
Allaccio dei generatori alle reti di distribuzione
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Raspopov, D.A.; Belousov, P.A.
Future of nuclear power - AtomFuture 2018. XIV International scientific and practical conference. Book of abstracts (part 1)2019
Future of nuclear power - AtomFuture 2018. XIV International scientific and practical conference. Book of abstracts (part 1)2019
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Kontrol' i monitoring kachestva ehlektricheskoj ehnergii v sistemakh ehlektrosnabzheniya obshchego naznacheniya na predpriyatiyakh atomnoj otrasli
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Ministerstvo Nauki i Vysshego Obrazovaniya Rossijskoj Federatsii, Moscow (Russian Federation); Gosudarstvennaya Korporatsiya po Atomnoj Ehnergii «Rosatom», Moscow (Russian Federation); Natsional'nyj Issledovatel'skij Yadernyj Univ. «MIFI», Moscow (Russian Federation); Obninskij Inst. Atomnoj Ehnergetiki, Obninsk (Russian Federation); Internet-Shkola SNG, Moscow (Russian Federation); 145 p; 2019; p. 136-138; Future of nuclear power - AtomFuture 2018. 14. International scientific and practical conference; Budushchee atomnoj ehnergetiki. XIV Mezhdunarodnaya nauchno-prakticheskaya konferentsiya; Obninsk (Russian Federation); 29-30 Nov 2018; 3 refs., 2 figs.
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Tinkler, M.J.
Towards a greener world : hydrogen and fuel cells 2004 conference and trade show. Conference proceedings2004
Towards a greener world : hydrogen and fuel cells 2004 conference and trade show. Conference proceedings2004
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[en] 'Full text:' As a major generator of electricity in Ontario, Ontario Power Generation (OPG) has long maintained an active program looking at alternative and emerging generation technologies and methodologies to satisfy growing energy demand. While central power generation will no doubt remain the mainstay for electricity supply, the alternative of 'on-site' or distributed generation has been looked at in some depth and should be expected to play an increasingly important role as various technology options become more cost-effective. This presentation will summarize some of OPG's activities in assessing the potential for distributed generation, including the feasibility of fuel cells for stationary power generation, and will address the broader issue of the potential links between power generation and an eventual Hydrogen Economy.(author)
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Fuel Cells Canada, Vancouver, British Columbia (Canada); Canadian Hydrogen Association, Toronto, Ontario (Canada); 39.4 Megabytes; 2004; [1 p.]; Towards a greener world : hydrogen and fuel cells 2004 conference and trade show; Toronto, Ontario (Canada); 25-28 Sep 2004; Available from the Canadian Hydrogen Association, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Short communication. Available in abstract form only, full text entered in this record.
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[en] Highlights from papers presented at a meeting of the Engineering and Operating Division of the Canadian Electrical Association are presented. One section is entitled 'Lessons of the Harrisburg failure.' It provides information about that accident and points out significant differences between Bruce NGS and Three Mile Island which make a similar type of accident at Bruce highly improbable. Another section gives Ontario Hydro's revised forecasts and schedules for new generating stations, particularly Bruce B and Darlington. A third section gives statistics of Canada's present and planned generating capacity, including nuclear. (N.D.H.)
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Modern Power and Engineering; ISSN 0026-8313;
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Cassidy, P.R.
International Nuclear Law Association (INLA), Brussels (Belgium)1983
International Nuclear Law Association (INLA), Brussels (Belgium)1983
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[en] This is a study of the current and future situation of the international nuclear market. This paper highlights the projections as seen not only by Bechtel Power Corporation, but also by the international nuclear community. It covers in particular the electric power growth projection; the percentage of probable nuclear power generation; operating services for existing nuclear power plants; and the nuclear fuel cycle. (NEA)
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Cette communication examine la situation actuelle et l'avenir du marche international nucleaire. Elle met l'accent sur les previsions de la Bechtel Power Corporation ainsi que celles de la communaute nucleaire internationale. Elle traite en particulier de la croissance electrique, du pourcentage previsible de la production nucleo-electrique, des services operationnels pour les centrales nucleaires existantes et du cycle du combustible nucleairePrimary Subject
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1983; 13 p; Nuclear Inter Jura '83; San Francisco, CA (USA); 11-15 Sep 1983
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[en] Encouraging experimental results, including those of France's Atomic Energy Commission, suggest that the tokamak toroidal shape is best suited to control thermonuclear fusion; this implies resolution, in time, of the world's energy problems
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Les resultats experimentaux encourageants, incluant ceux du Commissariat a l'Energie Atomique de France, suggerent que la forme toroidale du Tokamak est la plus adaptee au controle de la fusion thermonucleaire. Ceci implique la resolution future des problemes d'energie mondiauxOriginal Title
Les tokamaks
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Recherche (Paris); (no.65); p. 226-235
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[en] The principle of MHD generators is briefly described and their history and main development problems indicated including especially combustion chambers, MHD channels, electrodes, and magnets. The first generation of MHD generators is briefly reviewed and the specifications of the most interesting parameters are compared. Some data are also shown on the first combined magnetohydrodynamic unit of an overall electric output of 500 MW being built in Ryazanh. (B.S.)
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Vyvoj magnetohydrodynamickych generatoru
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Vesmir; ISSN 0042-4544;
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