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Energy conversion / |
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edited by D. Yogi Goswami, Frank Kreith. |
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Boca Raton : |
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CRC Press, |
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c2008. |
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Boca Raton : |
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Mechanical engineering series |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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1. Introduction / D. Yogi Goswami --<br/>1.1. Energy use by sectors --<br/>1.2. Electrical capacity additions to 2030 --<br/>1.3. Present status and potential of renewable energy --<br/>1.4. Role of energy conservation --<br/>1.5. Energy conversion technologies --<br/>sect. 1. Energy resources --<br/>2. Fossil ruels --<br/>2.1. Coal / Robert Ruether --<br/>2.2. Environmental aspects / Richard Banjura --<br/>2.3. Oil / Philip C. Crouse --<br/>2.4. Natural gas / Philip C. Crouse --<br/>3. Biomass energy / Ralph P. Overend and Lynn L. Wright --<br/>3.1. Biomass feedstock technologies --<br/>3.2. Biomass conversion technologies --<br/>3.3. Nuclear resources / James S. Tulenko --<br/>4.1. The nuclear fuel cycle --<br/>4.2. Processing of nuclear fuel --<br/>5. Solar energy resources / D. Yogi Goswami --<br/>5.1. Solar energy availability --<br/>5.2. Earth-Sun relationships --<br/>5.3. Solar time --<br/>5.4. Solar radiation on a surface --<br/>5.5. Solar radiation on a horizontal surface --<br/>5.6. Solar radiation on a tilted surface --<br/>5.7/ Solar radiation measurements --<br/>5.8. Solar radiation data --<br/>6. Wind energy resources / Dale E. Berg --<br/>6.1. Wind origins --<br/>6.2. Wind power --<br/>6.3. Wind shear --<br/>6.4 Wind energy resource --<br/>6.5. Wind characterization --<br/>6.6. Wind energy potential --<br/>7. Geothermal energy / Joel L. Renner and Marshall J. Reed --<br/>7.1. Heat flow --<br/>7.2. Types of geothermal systems --<br/>7.3. Geothermal energy potential --<br/>7.4. Geothermal applications --<br/>7.5. Environmental constraints --<br/>7.6. Operating conditions --<br/>sect. 2. Energy conversion --<br/>8. Steam power plant / John Kern --<br/>8.1. Introduction --<br/>8.2. Rankine cycle analysis --<br/>8.3. Topping and bottoming cycles --<br/>8.4. Steam boilers --<br/>8.5 Steam turbines --<br/>8.6. Heat exchangers, pumps, and other cycle components --<br/>8.7. Generators --<br/>9. Gas turbines / Steven I. Freedman --<br/>9.1. Overview --<br/>9.2. History --<br/>9.3. Fuels and firing --<br/>9.4. Efficiency --<br/>9.5. Gas turbine cycles --<br/>9.6. Cycle configurations --<br/>9.7. Components used in complex cycles --<br/>9.8 Upper temperature limit --<br/>9.9. Materials --<br/>9.10. Combustion --<br/>9.11. Mechanical product features --<br/>10. Internal combustion engines / David E. Klett and Elsayed M. Afify --<br/>10.1. Introduction --<br/>10.2. Engine types and basic operation --<br/>10.3. Air standard power cycles --<br/>10.4. Actual cycles --<br/>10.5. Combustion in IC engines --<br/>10.6. Exhaust emissions --<br/>10.7. Fuels for SI and CI engines --<br/>10.8. Intake pressurization-supercharging and turbocharging --<br/>11. Hydraulic turbines / Roger E.A. Arndt --<br/>11.1. General description --<br/>11.2. Principles of operation --<br/>11.3. Factors involved in selecting a turbine --<br/>11.4. Performance evaluation --<br/>11.5. Numerical simulation --<br/>11.6. Field tests --<br/>12. Stirling engines / William B. Stine --<br/>12.1. Introduction --<br/>12.2. Thermodynamic implementation of the Stirling cycle --<br/>12.3. Mechanical implementation of the Stirling cycle --<br/>12.4. Future of the Stirling engine --<br/>13. Advanced fossil fuel power systems / Anthony F. Armor --<br/>13.1. Introduction --<br/>13.2. Fuels for electric power generation in the U.S. --<br/>13.3. Coal as a fuel for electric power (World Coal Institute 2000) --<br/>13.4. Clean coal technology development --<br/>13.5. Pulverized-coal plants --<br/>13.6. Emissions controls for pulverized coal plants --<br/>13.7. Fluidized bed plants --<br/>13.8. Gasification plants --<br/>13.9. Combustion turbine plants --<br/>13.10. Central station options for new generation --<br/>13.11. Summary --<br/>14. Combined-cycle power plants / Alex Lezuo --<br/>14.1. Combined-cycle concepts --<br/>14.2. Combined-cycle thermodynamics --<br/>14.3. Combined-cycle arrangements --<br/>14.4. Combined heat and power from combined-cycle plants --<br/>14.5. Environmental aspects --<br/>15. Energy storage technologies / Roel Hammerschlag and Christopher P. Schaber --<br/>15.1. Overview of storage technologies --<br/>15.2. Principal forms of stored energy --<br/>15.3. Applications of energy storage --<br/>15.4. Specifying energy storage devices --<br/>15.5. Specifying fuels --<br/>15.6. Direct electric storage --<br/>15.7. Electrochemical energy storage --<br/>15.8. Mechanical energy storage --<br/>15.9. Direct thermal storage --<br/>15.10. Thermochemical energy storage --<br/>16. Nuclear power technologies / Edwin A. Harvego and Kenneth D. Kok --<br/>16.1. Introduction --<br/>16.2. Development of current power-reactor technologies --<br/>16.3. Next-generation technologies --<br/>16.4. Generation-IV technologies --<br/>16.5. Fuel cycle --<br/>16.6. Nuclear waste --<br/>16.7. Nuclear power economics --<br/>16.8. Conclusions --<br/>17. Nuclear fusion / Thomas E. Shannon --<br/>17.1. Introduction --<br/>17.2. Fusion fuel --<br/>17.3. Confinement concepts --<br/>17.4. Tokamak reactor development --<br/>17.5. Fusion energy conversion and transport --<br/>18. Solar thermal energy conversion --<br/>18.1. Active solar heating systems / T. Agami Reddy --<br/>18.2. Solar heat for industrial processes / Riccardo Battisti, Hans Schweiger, and Werner Weiss --<br/>18.3. Passive solar heating, cooling, and daylighting / Jeffrey H. Morehouse --<br/>18.4. Solar cooling / D. Yogi Goswami and Sanjay Vijayaraghavan --<br/>19. Concentrating solar thermal power / Manuel Romero-Alvarez and Eduardo Zarza --<br/>19.1. Introduction and context --<br/>19.2. Solar concentration and CSP systems --<br/>19.3. Solar concentrator beam quality --<br/>19.4. Solar concentration ratio : principles and limitations of CSP systems --<br/>19.5. Solar thermal power plant technologies --<br/>19.6. Parabolic trough solar thermal power plants --<br/>19.7. Central receiver solar thermal power plants --<br/>19.8. Volumetric atmospheric receivers : PHOEBUS and Solair --<br/>19.9. Solar air preheating --<br/>19.10. Dish/Stirling systems --<br/>19.11. Market opportunities --<br/>19.12. Conclusions --<br/>20. Photovoltaics fundamentals, technology, and application --<br/>20.1. Photovoltaics / Roger Messenger and D. Yogi Goswami --<br/>20.2. Thin-film PV technology / Hari M. Upadhyaya, Takhir M. Razykov, and Ayodhya N. Tiwari --<br/>20.3. Concentrating PV technologies / Roland Winston, Robert McConnell, and D. Yogi Goswami --<br/>21. Wind energy conversion / Dale E. Berg --<br/>21.1. Introduction --<br/>21.2. Wind turbine aerodynamics --<br/>21.3. Wind turbine loads --<br/>21.4. Wind turbine structural dynamic considerations --<br/>21.5. Peak power limitation --<br/>21.6. Turbine subsystems --<br/>21.7. Other wind-energy conversion considerations --<br/>22. Biomass conversion processes for energy recovery --<br/>22.1. Energy recovery by anaerobic digestion / Massoud Kayhanian and George Tchobanoglous --<br/>22.2. Power generation / Robert C. Brown --<br/>22.3. Biofuels / Robert C. Brown --<br/>23. Geothermal power generation / Kevin Kitz --<br/>23.1. Introduction --<br/>23.2. Definition and use of geothermal energy --<br/>23.3. Requirements for commercial geothermal power production --<br/>23.4. Exploration and assessment of geothermal resources --<br/>23.5. Management of the geothermal resource for power production --<br/>23.6. Geothermal steam supply (from wellhead to turbine) --<br/>23.7. Geothermal power production-steam turbine technologies --<br/>23.8. Geothermal power production-binary power plant technologies --<br/>23.9. Environmental impact --<br/>23.10. Additional information on geothermal energy --<br/>24. Waste-to-energy combustion / Charles O. Velzy and Leonard M. Grillo --<br/>24.1. Introduction --<br/>24.2. Waste quantities and characteristics --<br/>24.3. Design of WTE facilities --<br/>24.4. Air pollution control facilities --<br/>24.5. Performance --<br/>24.6. Costs --<br/>24.7. Status of other technologies --<br/>24.8. Future issues and trends --<br/>25. Ocean energy technology / Desikan Bharathan and Federica Zangrando --<br/>25.1. Ocean thermal energy conversion --<br/>25.2. Tidal power --<br/>25.3. Wave power --<br/>25.4. Concluding remarks --<br/>26. Fuel cells / Xianguo Li --<br/>26.1. Introduction --<br/>26.2. Principle of operation for fuel cells --<br/>26.3. Typical fuel cell systems --<br/>26.4. Performance of fuel cells --<br/>26.5. Fuel cell electrode processes --<br/>26.6. Cell connection and stack design considerations --<br/>26.7. Six major types of fuel cells --<br/>26.8. Summary --<br/>27. Direct energy conversion --<br/>27.1. Thermionic energy conversion / Mysore L. Ramalingam --<br/>27.2. Thermoelectric power conversion / Jean-Pierre Fleurial --<br/>27.3. Magnetohydrodynamic power generation / William D. Jackson --<br/>Appendices / Nitin Goel --<br/>Appendix 1. The international system of units, fundamental constants, and conversion factors --<br/>Appendix 2. Solar radiation data --<br/>Appendix 3. Properties of gases, vapors, liquids, and solids --<br/>Appendix 4. Ultimate analysis of biomass fuels. |
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Offering a comprehensive overview of energy conversion technologies, this book surveys the advances in energy conversion from a variety of available energy sources. It describes energy sources such as fossil fuels, boimass fuels, nuclear, solar radiation, wind, geothermal, and ocean and provides the terminology and units used for energy resources. |
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Energy conversion. |
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Goswami, D. Yogi. |
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Kreith, Frank. |
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Mechanical engineering series (Boca Raton, Fla.) |
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