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IECEC-91 AUGUST 4-9, 1991 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
PROCEEDINGS OF THE 26TH INTERSOCIETY
ENERGY CONVERSION ENGINEERING CONFERENCE
VOLUME 4
ENERGY CONSERVATION, POLICIES AND ENVIRONMENT ENERGY CONSERVATION ENERGY
FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES U. S. DOMESTIC POLICY
ENERGY SYSTEMS AND ALTERNATIVE FUELS ADVANCED FUELS CONVERSION
TECHNOLOGY MECHANICAL AND THERMAL STORAGE
SYSTEM PERFORMANCE THERMAL MANAGEMENT TRANSPORTATION INNOVATIVE AND
ADVANCED SYSTEMS ADVANCED ENERGY CONCEPTS HIGH TEMPERATURE
SUPERCONDUCTORS AND THERMAL-
MAGNETIC STABILITY SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNETIC ENERGY STORAGE
SUPERCONDUCTIVE POWER AND MAGNETIC DEVICES AT HIGH
TEMPERATURE
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CONTENTS
NOTE: PLEASE CHECK POST-DEADLINE SECTION IN VOLUME 6 FOR ANY
MISSINGPAPERS.
ENERGY CONSERVATION, POLICIES AND ENVIRONMENT ENERGY SYSTEMS AND
ALTERNATIVE FUELS INNOVATIVE AND ADVANCED SYSTEMS
ENERGY CONSERVATION, POLICIES AND ENVIRONMENT
ENERGY CONSERVATION
A LAMINAR FLOW HEAT EXCHANGER-AN UPDATE 1
G. S. HOSFORD, F. D. DOTY, J. R. BITTNER, DOTY SCIENTIFIC, INC.,
COLUMBIA, SC J. D. JONES, SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY, BRITISH COLUMBIA,
CANADA
THE POSSIBLE UTILIZATION OF THE THERMAL ENERGY DISCHARGED FROM SINTERING
PLANTS 7 OF STEEL WORKS G. BISIO, S. POGGI, UNIVERSITY OF GENOA, GENOA,
ITALY
ENERGY FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
AMMONIA-SALT ABSORPTION HEAT TRANSFORMERS 13
K. P. TYAGI, BHARAT HEAVY ELECTRICALS LIMITED, HYDERABAD, INDIA
POWER GENERATION NEEDS AND OPPORTUNITIES IN EASTERN EUROPE 17
C. R. GADOMSKI, M. HON, P. MALONEY, STRATEGIC MARKETING INC., NEW YORK,
NY
SMALL HYDRO TURBINES FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 23
F. SCHWEIGER, J. GREGORI, UNIVERSITY OFLJUBLJANA, SLOVENIA, YUGOSLAVIA
U.S. DOMESTIC POLICY
DEMAND, SALES AND LOAD SHAPE IMPACTS OFHIGH EFFICIENCY ENERGY CONSERVING
28 TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION IN THE COMMERCIAL SECTOR OF VIRGINIA F. H. K.
BOOTH, R. M. SCHEER, ENERGETICS, INC., COLUMBIA, MD
ENERGY-EFFICIENT END-USE TECHNOLOGIES AND THEIR IMPACT ON CANADIAN
ELECTRICAL 34 DEMAND PROJECTIONS S. SRIDHAR, AECL RESEARCH COMPANY,
OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA
FUTURE ELECTRICITY DEMAND AND SUPPLY 43
A D. ROSSIN, ROSSIN AND ASSOCIATES, LOS ALTOS HILLS, CA HOW TO SLAY THE
NIMBY DRAGON 48
H. INHABER, RISK CONCEPTS, INC., BUFFALO, NY
PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT AND EXEMPTION POLICY IMPACTS ENERGY 54
R. R. DOELLE, PACIFIC WATER & POWER, INC., STANFORD, CA
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ENERGY SYSTEMS AND ALTERNATIVE FUELS
ADVANCED FUELS
ACETYLENE AND WATER AS FUELS FOR SPARK IGNITION ENGINES 61
F. BASSI, R. LANZAFAME, A. RISITANO, UNIVERSITA DI CATANIA, CATANIA,
ITALY ADVANCED EXPERIMENTAL METHOD FOR SELF-OPTIMIZING CONTROL SYSTEM TO
A NEW 67 ENERGY CONVERSE PLANT V. V. VASILIEV THE V. I. LENIN ALL-UNION
ELECTROTECHNICAL INSTITUTE, MOSCOW, USSR
COGENERATION STANDBY EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEMS 75
H. B. ZACKRISON, JR., DANIEL, MANN, JOHNSON & MENDENHALL, WASHINGTON, DC
ELECTRICAL COORDINATION AND LOAD DISCRIMINATION WITH TODAY S HIGHER
VOLTAGES 80 AND CURRENT DENSITIES H. B. ZACKRISON, JR., DANIEL, MANN,
JOHNSON & MENDENHALL, WASHINGTON, DC
CONVERSION TECHNOLOGY I
COMMERCIAL MICROWAVE SPACE POWER 86
J. SIAMBIS, W. GREGORWICH, S. WALMSLEY, K SHOCKEY LOCKHEED MISSILES AND
SPACE COMPANY, SUNNYVALE, CA K. CHANG, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE
STATION, TX
OPTIMIZATION OF THE PISTON TIME PATH IN THE OTTO AND DIESEL CYCLES TO
YIELD THE 93 MAXIMUM SPECIFIC WORK G. BENVENUTO, G. BISIO, UNIVERSITY OF
GENOA, GENOA, ITALY F. FARINA, ANSALDO RICERCHE, GENOA, ITALY
SPS 2000 : A COMMERCIAL SPS TEST-BED FOR ELECTRIC UTILITIES 99
P. Q. COLLINS, R. TOM KINS IMPERIAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY &
MEDICINE, LONDON, ENGLAND M. NAGATOMO, INSTITUTE OFSPACE AND
ASTRONAUTICAL SCIENCE, SAGAMIHARA, JAPAN
CONVERSION TECHNOLOGY II
COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND SOURCE EMISSIONS OF
RESIDENTIAL 105 GAS AND ELECTRIC HEAT PUMP HEATING A. R. GANJI, B.
LLOYD, SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN FRANCISCO, CA HEAT TRANSFER
CHARACTERISTICS IN A LATENT HEAT STORAGE SYSTEM 112
S. W. WOO, H. W. RYU, S. D. KIM KOREA INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY, SEOUL, KOREA
IMPACTS OF OPTIMUM COST EFFECTIVE ENERGY EFFICIENCY STANDARDS 117
A B. BRANCIC, NORTHEAST UTILITIES, ROCKY HILL, CT J. S. PETERS, M. ARCH,
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT, STORRS, CT
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LATENT HEAT STORAGE APPLICATIONS IN HEAT PUMP M. NAJAFI, UNIVERSITY OF
SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA, LAFAYETTE, LA W. J. SCHAETZLE, UNIVERISTY
OFALABAMA, TUSCALOOSA, AL SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS/CONSTRAINTS AND DESIGN
OPTIONS FOR A GLOBAL LUNAR POWER 128 SYSTEM R. D. WALDRON, HACIENDA
HEIGHTS, CA D. R. CRISWELL, UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON, HOUSTON, TX
CONVERSION TECHNOLOGY III
THE 1 MWT MIDA TEST FACILITY CHANNEL: DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FIRST
TEST 135 PROGRAMME D. DIAZ, F. FARINA, C. LUZZATTO, C. MAO, F. REPETTO,
M. PELIZZA ANSALDO RESEARCH, GENOA, ITALY M. CAPRA, ENEA IMPE, ROME,
ITALY ROOF SNOW MELTING SYSTEM WITH A HEATPUMP UTILIZING AQUIFER AS
THERMAL ENERGY 140 STORAGE K. SAWASE, RAILWAY TECHNICAL RESEARCH
INSTITUTE, TOKYO, JAPAN Y. KUROSAKI, TOKYO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
TOKYO, JAPAN N. ISSHIKI, NINON UNIVERSITY, FUKUSHIMA, JAPAN T. SHIMIZU,
EAST JAPAN RAILWAY COMPANY, TOKYO, JAPAN
THERMODYNAMICALLY PUMPED RR LASER 146
M. EHRLICH, REDEL RESEARCH CORPORATION, NEW HYDE PARK, NY
MECHANICAL AND THERMAL STORAGE I
OBSERVATIONS OF THE FREEZE/THAW PERFORMANCE OF LITHIUM FLUORIDE BY
MOTION 151 PICTURE PHOTOGRAPHY D. A. JAWORSKE, NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND
SPACE ADMINISTRATION, CLEVELAND, OH W. D. PERRY, AUBURN UNIVERSITY, AL
SITE-SPECIFIC INVESTIGATIONS OF AQUIFER THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE FOR SPACE
AND 155
PROCESS COOLING D. R. BROWN, BATTELLE PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORIES,
RICHLAND, WA
MECHANICAL AND THERMAL STORAGE II
APPLICATIONS OF PHASE CHANGE POLYMERS IN FIBROUS SUBSTRATES 161
T. L. VIGO, J. S. BRUNO, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, NEW ORLEANS, LA
DEVELOPMENT OF A THERMAL STORAGE SYSTEM FOR AUTOMOBILE PREHEATING 166
D. STEINER, UNIVERSITY OF STUTTGART, STUTTGART, GERMANY A SERIES OF
STUDY AND DEVELOPMENT OF ICE-ON-COIL TYPE ICE ENERGY STORAGE 170 HVAC
SYSTEMS IN JAPAN T. IBAMOTO, TOKYO DENKI UNIVERSITY, TOKYO, JAPAN Y.
TSUBOTA, TOKYO ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY, TOKYO, JAPAN
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MECHANICAL AND THERMAL STORAGE III
DEMONSTRATION OF DISTURBANCE ACCOMMODATING CONTROL FOR A CRYOGENIC
MAGNETIC 180 BEARING SYSTEM M. GAFFNEY, G. ANASTAS, JR., J. DOWNER, F.
FLYNN, R. HOCKNEY, B. JOHNSON SATCON TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION, CAMBRIDGE,
MA
DESIGN OPTIMIZATION FOR MAGNETIC BEARING 186
D. PANG, J. A KIRK, D. K ANAND, C. HUANG UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE
PARK, MD
DYNAMIC BALANCING WITH OPEN LOOP CONTROL OF MAGNETIC BEARINGS 192
R. R. HUMPHRIS, C. R. KNOSPE, S. SUNDARAM UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
HIGH PERFORMANCE MAGNETIC BEARINGS SUITABLE FOR NOISE CANCELLATION IN
198 PERMANENT MAGNET MOTOR DRIVEN PUMPS R. B. ZMOOD, J. CHOLEWKA, C.
PATAK, G. FENG, C. ZHANG, T. MALERI ROYAL MELBOURNE INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY, MELBOURNE, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA B. PINDCR, PUMP TECHNOLOGY
PTY, LTD., MOUNT WAVERELY, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA R. J. MCDONALD,
J.HOMRIGH, DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, CANBERRA, ACT, AUSTRALIA
MECHANICALAND THERMAL STORAGE IV
FINAL PROTOTYPE OF MAGNETICALLY SUSPENDED FLYWHEEL ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM
203 D. K ANAND, J. A KIRK, D. PANG, C. LASHLEY UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,
COLLEGE PARK MD
R. B. ZMOOD, ROYAL MELBOURNE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, MELBOURNE,
AUSTRALIA
FLYWHEEL ENERGY STORAGE FOR ELECTRIC UTILITY LOAD LEVELING 209
M. HIGGINS, D. P. PLANT, D. M. RIES, FARE, INC., COLLEGE PARK, MD J. A
KIRK, D. K ANAND, UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK MD
PERFORMANCE OF A SUPERCONDUCTING LARGE-ANGLE MAGNETIC SUSPENSION 215
J. R. DOWNER, D. A BUSHKO, V. GONDHALEKAR, R. P. TORTI
SATCON TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION, CAMBRIDGE, MA
MECHANICAL AND THERMAL STORAGE V
DEVELOPMENT OF A HIGH-EFFICIENCY MOTOR/GENERATOR FOR FLYWHEEL ENERGY
STORAGE 221 C. LASHLEY, D. ANAND, J. KIRK, UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,
COLLEGE PARK MD R. B. ZMOOD, ROYAL MELBOURNE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA
EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF A HIGH PERFORMANCE SUPERCONDUCTING TORQUER
227 J. GOLDIE, K AVAKIAN, J. DOWNER, M. GERVER, V. GONDHALEKAR, B.
JOHNSON
SATCON TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION, CAMBRIDGE, MA
FLYWHEEL ENERGY STORAGE FOR ELECTROMECHANICAL ACTUATION SYSTEMS 233
R. L HOCKNEY, J. H. GOLDIE, SATCON TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION, CAMBRIDGE, MA
J. KIRTLEY, MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, CAMBRIDGE, MA
HIGH PERFORMANCE MAGNETOSTRICTIVE ACTUATORS 239
D. BUSHKO, J. H. GOLDIE, SATCON TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION, CAMBRIDGE, MA
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LOW NOISE SPACECRAFT ATTITUDE CONTROL SYSTEMS 244
V. GONDHALEKAR, J. DOWNER, D. EISENHAURE, R. HOCKNEY, B. JOHNSON SATCON
TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION, CAMBRIDGE, MA
SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
AUTOMOTIVE NATURAL GAS-A CASE STUDY 250
A. H. ROBBINS, DUAL & ASSOCIATES, INC., INDIANAPOLIS, IN C. H. BRAUN,
CITIZENS GAS & COKE UTILITY, INDIANAPOLIS, IN PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS OF
METHANOL ENGINES IN THE CALIFORNIA SCHOOL BUS 256 PROGRAM M. J. FISCHER,
T. S. DENNIS, FA MUELLER, LAFAYETTE, CA B. G. TREANTON, CALIFORNIA
ENERGY COMMISSION, SACRAMENTO, CA
PROJECTED COSTS AND BENEFITS OF ACCELERATING FEDERALLY-SPONSORED VEHICLE
262 TECHNOLOGY R&D F. H. K BOOTH, ENERGETICS, INC., COLUMBIA, MD P.
PATTERSON, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY, WASHINGTON, DC
SAFETY ANALYSIS OF NATURAL GAS VEHICLES TRANSITING HIGHWAY TUNNELS 268
T. J. GRANT, S. H. SHAABAN, EBASCO SERVICES INC., NEW YORK, NY
THERMAL MANAGEMENT
ANALYSIS AND CONCEPTUAL DESIGN OF A LUNAR RADIATOR PARABOLIC SHADE 273
M. K. EWERT, NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION, HOUSTON, TX
C. S. CLARK, LOCKHEED, HOUSTON, TX
DEVELOPMENT OF AN INNOVATIVE SPACECRAFT THERMAL STORAGE DEVICE 279
C. F. PARRISH, R. P. SCARINGE, MAINSTREAM ENGINEERING CORP., ROCKLEDGE,
FL D. M. PRATT, WRIGHT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER,
WRIGHT-PATTERSONAIRFORCE BASE, OH
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF A SOLID STATE PHASE CHANGE MATERIAL FOR
THERMAL 285 STORAGE APPLICATIONS G. E. THORNCROFT, F. S. GUNNERSON,
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA, ORLANDO, FL
TRANSIENT BEHAVIOR OF A LIQUID METAL HEAT PIPE 290
H. X. NGUYEN, O. J. HAHN, L C. CHOW, P. K KREITZ, T. O CANNA UNIVERSITY
OF KENTUCKY, LEXINGTON, KY M. J. MORGAN, WRIGHT LABORATORY,
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, OH
VISUALIZING THE THERMAL PERFORMANCE OF HEAT PIPES WITH THERMOCHROMIC
LIQUID 296
CRYSTALS F. S. GUNNERSON, G. E. THORNCROFT, UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL
FLORIDA, ORLANDO, FL
TRANSPORTATION
EFFECT OF COWLING ON THE LOCAL COOLING EFFECTIVENESS OF ENGINE AIR
COOLED 300 CYLINDERS M. S. RADWAN, M. A SHAHIN, UNIVERSITY OFHELWAN,
MATTARIA, CAIRO, EGYPT
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EFFECT OF TIRE PRESSURE AND PERFORMANCE UPON OIL USE AND ENERGY POLICY
OPTIONS F. WICKS, W. SHEETS, UNION COLLEGE, SCHENECTADY, NY
EVALUATION OF BENEFITS THAT CAN RESULT FROM UTILIZATION OF ALTERNATIVE
FUELS, COMBINED CYCLES AND PHOTOVOLTAICS FOR RAILROAD PROPULSION F.
WICKS, M. PASTORE, W. PETTIT, W. SHEETS, UNION COLLEGE, SCHENECTADY, NY
GM ELECTRIC VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY IN THE 1990 S F. A WYCZALEK, HSSTNA
ENGINEERING BIRMINGHAM, MI
THE RANGE EXTENDER HYBRID VEHICLE K L HEITNER, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF
ENERGY, WASHINGTON, DC
VIII
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INNOVATIVE AND ADVANCED SYSTEMS
ADVANCED ENERGY CONCEPTS I
NEW PARADIGM AND N-MACHINE 331
S. INOMATA, ETL, MITI, IBARALD, JAPAN
THE PRINCIPLES UNDERLYING REGENERATIVE FREE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY 336
H. ASPDEN, UNIVERSITY OFSOUTHAMPTON, SOUTHAMPTON, ENGLAND THE PROMISES
AND PROSPECTS OF WORLDWIDE WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER: AN OVERVIEW 341 K L.
VANVOORHIES, J. E. SMITH, WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY, MORGANTOWN, WV THE
SEA OFENERGY: A MEANS FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT BY DRAWING
347 KINETIC ENERGY FROM SPACE J. E. MORAY, K. R. MORAY, COSRAY RESEARCH
INSTITUTE, SALT LAKE CITY, UT
SUBQUANTUM KINETICS: EXPLORING THE CRACK IN THE FIRST LAW 352
P. A LAVIOLETTE, THE STARBURST FOUNDATION, SCHENECTADY, NY
TRIAC ALTERNATOR FLYWHEEL MOTOR-13: AN ALTERNATIVE SOURCE OF ENERGY 358
J. C. ZOLETA, DOUGLASTON, NY
TAPPING THE ZERO-POINT ENERGY AS AN ENERGY SOURCE 364
M. B. KING, PARACLETE, PROVO, UT UTILIZING SCALAR ELECTROMAGNETICS TO
TAP VACUUM ENERGY 370
T. BEARDEN, ASSOCIATION OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN SCIENTISTS,
HUNTSVILLE, AL F. SWEET, SHERMAN OAKS, CA
ZERO-POINT ENERGY: A NEW PRIME MOVER? 376
G. D. HATHAWAY, HATHAWAY CONSULTING SERVICES, TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA
ADVANCED ENERGY CONCEPTS II
INNOVATION AND ENERGY USE 382
C. A BERG, NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY, BOSTON, MA
MULLER MOTOR/GENERATOR PRINCIPLES 388
W. J. F. MULLER, MULLER TECHNOLOGIES INC., PENTICTON, BC, CANADA
NONLINEAR DYNAMICS: MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS FOR 21ST CENTURY TECHNOLOGY (A
394 TUTORIAL FOR ENGINEERS) L. SURGALLA, INTEGRITY INSTITUTE,
WASHINGTON, DC
UTILIZATION OF A CELL CULTURE BIOASSAY FOR MEASURING QUANTUM POTENTIALS
400 GENERATED FROM A MODIFIED CADUCEUS COIL G. REIN, COTATI RESEARCH
INSTITUTE, PALO ALTO, CA
WIRELESS TRANSMISSION OF POWER, AN ATTEMPT TO VERIFY NIKOLA TESLA S 1899
404 COLORADO SPRINGS EXPERIMENTS, RESULTS OFRESEARCH AND EXPERIMENTATION
T. GROTZ, THEORETICAL ELECTROMAGNETIC STUDIES AND LEARNING ASSOCIATION,
CRAIG CO
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ADVANCED ENERGY CONCEPTS HI
DEVELOPMENT OF PARTICLE BEAM WEAPONS BASED ON NIKOLA TESLA S DESIGN OF
1937 410 T. GROTZ, THEORETICALELECTROMAGNETIC STUDIES AND LEARNING
ASSOCIATION, CRAIG, CO
ENERGY CREATION IN ELECTRICAL SPARKS AND DISCHARGES: THEORY AND DIRECT
416
EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE P. T. PAPPAS, TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
OF PIRAEUS, ATHENS, GREECE
THE ENHANCED TANK CIRCUIT AS A FREE ENERGY MODULE 424
D. A KELLY, SPACE ENERGY ASSOCIATION, CLEARWATER, FL
MAGNETISM AS A DISTORTION OF A PRE-EXISTENT PRIMORDIAL ENERGY FIELD AND
THE 429 POSSIBILITY OF EXTRACTION OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY DIRECTLY FROM
SPACE B. DEPALMA, DEPALMA INSTITUTE, SANTA BARBARA, CA
NIKOLA TESLA S LATER ENERGY GENERATION DESIGNS 433
O. NICHELSON, EYRING INC., PROVO, UT
NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY AND PROPULSION METHODS 439
T. VALONE, INTEGRITY INSTITUTE, WASHINGTON, DC
THE TESLA BLADELESS PUMPS AND TURBINES 445
R. JACOBSON, ENERGY UNLIMITED, MAGDALENA, NM
ADVANCED ENERGY CONCEPTS IV
THE BEDINI FREE ENERGY GENERATOR 451
J. C. BEDINI, LOS ALTOS, CA
AN ELECTRICAL DYNAMO THAT IS A NEW TECHNOLOGY OVER THE GENERATION OF 457
ELECTRICITY BY INDUCTION
B. HICKOX, LAS CRUCES, NM
HISTORY AND STATUS OF THE WIN PROCESS 461
W. A LAMBERTSON, HOLMES BEACH, FL
THE METHERNITHA FREE ENERGY MACHINE-THE SWISS M-L CONVERTER 467
D. KELLY, SPACE ENERGY ASSOCIATION, CLEARWATER, FL P. BAILEY, LOCKHEED
MISSILES AND SPACE COMPANY, LOS ALTOS, CA
THE ONE-PIECE FARADAY GENERATOR: RESEARCH RESULTS 473
T. VALONE, INTEGRITY INSTITUTE, WASHINGTON, DC
PODMOD-POWER GENERATION FOR A BRAVE NEW WORLD 479
R. L MCKIE, M. A P. KENRICK, GAMMA STAR INTERNATIONAL, SEATTLE, WA
THE REED MAGNETIC MOTOR: THE MOTOR OF TOMORROW 484
T. G. REED, REED MOTOR COMPANY, TULSA, OK
ON A TESTABLE UNIFICATION OF ELECTROMAGNETICS, GENERAL RELATIVITY, AND
QUANTUM 487 MECHANICS T. E. BEARDEN, ASSOCIATION OF DISTINGUISHED
AMERICAN SCIENTISTS, HUNTSVILLE, AL
W. ROSENTHAL, SANTA MARIA, CA
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HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND THERMAL-MAGNETIC STABILITY
EVALUATION OF Y-BA-CU-O TUBES PREPARED BY TAPE CASTING AND SUBSEQUENT
493 RATE-CONTROLLED SINTERING F. RODRIGUEZ, C. E. OBERLY, G. KOZLOWSKI,
I. MAARTENSE, R. SPYKER WRIGHT LABORATORY, WRIGHT-PATTERSONAIRFORCE
BASE, OH T. R. SHROUT, PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITY PARK PA
J. C. HO, WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY, WICHITA, KS N. KENNY, KENNY
ASSOCIATES, INC., RALEIGH, NC INTRINSIC STABILITY AND RECOVERY ANALYSIS
FOR TAPE/FILM TYPE SUPERCONDUCTORS 497 M.-C. CHYU, A. UNAL, TEXAS TECH
UNIVERSITY, LUBBOCK, TX T. M. KUZAY, ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY,
ARGONNE, IL
MAGNETIC FIELD IN TYPE II SUPERCONDUCTORS-CYLINDRICAL GEOMETRY 503
F. HEGER, CHARLES STARK DRAPER LABORATORY, INC., CAMBRIDGE, MA W. HEGER,
BURNT HILLS, NY METAL-CLAD SUPERCONDUCTING TAPES WITH HIGH CRITICAL
CURRENT DENSITY IN THE 509 Y-BA-CU-O AND BI(PB)-SR-CA-CU-0 SYSTEMS G.
KOZLOWSKI, C. E. OBERLY, R. L SPYKER WRIGHT LABORATORY, WRIGHT-PATTERSON
AIR FORCE BASE, OH A SARKAR, I. MAARTENSE, R. LEESE UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON
RESEARCH INSTITUTE, DAYTON, OH J. C. HO, WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY,
WICHITA, KS
STABILITY ANALYSIS FOR A COMPOSITE SUPERCONDUCTOR SUBJECTED TO A LINEAR
THERMAL 515 DISTURBANCE
M.-C. CHYU, S. Y. SEOL, TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY, LUBBOCK TX
VORTEX EXPANSION DEVICES FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE CRYOGENICS 521
J. M. NASH, IBM CORPORATION, ROCKVILLE, MD
SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNETIC ENERGY STORAGE
FORMATION OF HTSC OXIDES ON WIRE AND CARBON FIBER SUBSTRATES USING
SOLUTION 526 PHASE PRECURSORS IN LASER HEATING F. WALSH, D. CROSBY,
TRACER TECHNOLOGIES, INC., SOMERVILLE, MA
MINIMIZATION OF REFRIGERATION POWER REQUIREMENT FOR MECHANICAL SUPPORTS
IN 532 CRYOGENIC SYSTEMS S. Y. SEOL, M.-C. CHYU, TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY,
LUBBOCK TX T. M. KUZAY, J. R. HULL, ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY,
ARGONNE, IL
SMALL MAGNETIC ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS USING HIGH TEMPERATURE 538
SUPERCONDUCTORS B. KUMAR, T. E. GIST, R. T. FINGERS, F. A FLAKE WRIGHT
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER, WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, OH
USING SMES AS A MULTI-PURPOSE INTERFACE IN POWER GENERATION,
TRANSMISSION AND 544 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS K S. TAM, A YARALI, X. ZHANG
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE & STATE UNIVERSITY, BLACKSBURG, VA
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SUPERCONDUCTING POWERAND MAGNETIC DEVICES AT HIGHTEMPERATURE
BENEFIT/COST COMPARISONS FOR UTILITY SMES APPLICATIONS 550
J. G. DE STEESE, J. E. DAGLE, BATTELLE NORTHWEST LABORATORY, RICHLAND,
WA
HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTING VECTOR SWITCH 555
B. CHELLURI, J. LOCKER, J. BARBER, IAP RESEARCH, INC., DAYTON, OH G.
KOZLOWOSKI, R. SPYKER AERO PROPULSION AND POWER LABORATORY,
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, OH
IMPEDANCE CHANGE MEASUREMENTS OF A SUPERCONDUCTING SHIELDED-CORE REACTOR
560 R. L SPYKER, G. KOZLOWSKI, C. E. OBERLY WRIGHTRESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT CENTER, WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, OH R. E. LEESE,
UNIVERSITY OFDAYTON RESEARCH INSTITUTE, DAYTON, OH
IMPLICATIONS OF HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTORS FOR POWER GENERATION
564 C. OBERLY, R. FINGERS, WRIGHT LABORATORY, WRIGHT-PATTERSONAIR FORCE
BASE, OH
MAGLEV SYSTEM CONCEPT USING 20-K HIGH-TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTORS AND
570 HYPERCONDUCTORS J. R. HULL, J. HE, ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY,
ARGONNE, IL
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