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JULY 30-AUGUST 4,1995 ORLANDO, FLORIDA
ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
PROCEEDINGS OF THE 30TH INTERSOCIETY ENERGY CONVERSION
ENGINEERING CONFERENCE
VOLUME 2
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTSI ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES
ENERGY SYSTEMS
ELECTRIC/HYBRID VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY
TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM ASSESSMENTS I SIMULATION AND MODELING OF SYSTEMS
COGENERATION AND OTHER ENERGY SYSTEMS, THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE
APPLICATIONS
FLUIDS AND HEAT TRANSFER TOPICS J DEMAND-SIDE MANAGEMENT IN BUILDINGS J
ENERGY MANAGEMENT
POLICY IMPACTS ON ENERGY | POLICY IMPACT - DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
POLICY IMPACT - GLOBAL
RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES SOLAR AND GEOTHERMAL POWER
SOLAR THERMAL POWER
PHOTOVOLTAICS
BIOMASS POWER SOLAR THERMAL
RENEWABLE ENERGY-STATUS AND FUTURE
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TECHNISCKE
INFORMATIONSBIBLIOTHEK
EDITED BY
D. YOGI GOSWAMI L. D. KANNBERG T. R. MANCINI
S. SOMASUNDARAM
L HE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS JNITED ENGINEERING CENTER
/ 345 EAST 47TH STREET / NEW YORK, N.Y. 10O17
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CONTENTS
VOLUME 2
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
EL-146 1
LONG RANGE GLOBAL WARMING KURTC. ROLLE, WILLARD N. PULKRABEK, ROSS A.
FIEDLER, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-PLATTEVILLE
EI-259 7
AN APPLICATION OF A GENERAL ENERGETIC MODEL TO THE ANALYSIS OF THE
SUSTAINABILITY OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS ENRICO SCIU8BA, UNIVERSITY OF ROMA
EI-80 19
ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF MARINE TRANSPORT OPERATIONS IAN POTTER, G.T.
READER, C.E. BOWEN, UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY
EL-199 25
THE USE OF INTAKE CONDITION MODIFICATIONS TO CONTROL DIESEL EMISSIONS
C.E. BOWEN, G.T. READER, I.J. POTTER, R.W. GUSTAFSON, UNIVERSITY OF
CALGARY
EI-100 31
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF ALTERNATIVE FUEL ON TEHRAN AIR POLLUTION TAGHI
EBTEKAR, UNIVERSITYOF TEHRAN
EI-101 37
ACCIDENTAL RELEASE OF CHLORINE AND ITS IMPACT ON URBAN AREAS HANI A.
EL-SHEIKH, OSAMA A. BADR, HISHAM M. EL KADI, MOHAMED F. HAMODA,
UNITEDARAB EMIRATES UNIVERSITY
ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES
EI-47 43
DETOXIFICATION OF NITRITE-CONTAINING AQUEOUS WASTE DWIGHT D. BACK, N1DAL
A. SAMAD, CHARLIE RAMOS, MAINSTREAM ENGINEERING CORP.
EI-330
49
DEVELOPING INNOVATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR DOE NEEDS J AS S.
DEVGUN, ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY
ISIAH O. SEWELL, JOHN DEGREGORY, U.S. DOE
EI-8
55
THERMAL NOX REDUCTION OF GAS TURBINE COMBUSTOR THROUGH THE APPLICATION
OF FUEL STAGING CONCEPT CHAN LEE, HAN GOO LEE, SOO MAN MA, YONG SEUNG
YUN, ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM LABORATORY (KOREA)
EL-117
61
CO2 LEVEL CONTROL BY ANTHROPOGENIC PEAT: THE ANAEROBIC DIGESTION OF
BIOMASS H.A. HARTUNG, CONSULTANT, COLLINGSWOOD, NJ
EL-163
67
SOLID WASTE/OIL SHALE COMBUSTION: AN ENVIRONMENTALLY BENIGN PLANT
HARRY E. MCCARTHY, REED L. CLAYSON, GORDON R. SHORT, SYNFUELS
ENGINEERING & DEVELOPMENT INC.
XIII
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EL-1 74 73
TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT OF GAS TURBINE COMBUSTORS AND THEIR EMISSIONS
KHALED J. HAMMAD, GEORGE C. VRADIS, POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY
ENERGY SYSTEMS
ELECTRIC/HYBRID VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY
ES-360 83
ELECTRIC VEHICLE PARAMETRIC ANALYSIS FLOYD A. WYCZALEK, FW LILLY INC.
ES-381 89
ELECTRIC/HYBRID SUPER CAR DESIGNS USING ULTRACAPACITORS ANDREW F. BURKE,
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS ES-11 97
ENERGY STORAGE REQUIREMENTS AND TESTING FOR HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLES
GARY L. HUNT, IDAHO NATIONAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY RAYMOND A. SUTULA,
KENNETH L. HEITNER, U.S. DEPT. OF ENERGY
TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM ASSESSMENTS
ES-175 103
HANFORD FLEET ALTERNATIVE FUELS ANALYSIS RANDY R. WAHLSTROM, BATTELLE
PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORIES
ES-42 109
THE STATUS OF ENERGY CONSUMPTION OF THE GROUND VEHICLES IN BAHRAIN:
ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATIONS AHMED Y. ABDALLA, UNIVERSITY OF BAHRAIN
ES-188 115
PART POWER MODELING OF GAS TURBINE ENGINE SYSTEMS SCOTT MORCHOWER,
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON ES-98 121
ENERGY MANAGEMENT OPTIONS FOR HIGH SPEED TRAINS REINER DECHER,
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
ES-178 127
DEFINING BENEFITS AND POTENTIAL TECHNIQUES FOR POWER MEASURING COMPUTERS
AND METERS ON ENGINE POWERED VEHICLES FRANK WICKS, UNION COLLEGE
SIMULATION AND MODELING OF ENERGY SYSTEMS
ES-179 . 133
THE THEORY AND A TECHNIQUE FOR AN EFFICIENCY ENHANCING TWO STAGE
BOTTOMING CYCLE FOR PISTON/CYLINDER ENGINES FRANK WICKS, DEREKZEH, UNION
COLLEGE ES-205 139
RETROFIT OF HEAT EXCHANGER NETWORKS BASED ON DETAILED MATCH CALCULATIONS
ANNIKA CARLSSON, THORE BERNTSSON, CHALMERS UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
(SWEDEN)
ES-113 147
SIMULATION OF A VAPOR COMPRESSION DEHUMIDIFICATION SYSTEM FOR BATCH
DRYING PROCESSES SIVAKUMAR GOPALNARAYANAN, REINHARD RADERMACHER,
UNIVERSITY OFMARYLAND XIV
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ES-382 153
PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF AN IMPROVED EXTERNAL COMBUSTION HOT AIR POWER
SYSTEM SOLOMON S. FINEBLUM, AVAILABLE ENERGY CO.
COGENERATION AND OTHER ENERGY SYSTEMS APPLICATIONS
ES-93 161
SAVINGS ANALYSIS OF A 1 MW COGENERATION SYSTEM AT A TEXAS MENTAL HEALTH
FACILITY AAMER ATHAR, W.DAN TURNER, JERALD A. CATON, TEXAS A&M
UNIVERSITY GERALD MCCLEAN, TEXAS DEPARTMENT FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND MENTAL
RETARDATION
ES-S5 169
THERMODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF BLAST-FURNACE TOP GAS PRESSURE RECOVERY
TURBINES GIACOMO BISIO, UNIVERSITY OF GENOA (ITALY) SIMONESIMONETTI,
ENERGY SECTION - ISE, S.R.L (ITALY)
ES-19 175
DIESEL ENGINE NOX REDUCTION THROUGH EXHAUST RE-BURNING AND AMMONIA
INJECTION JAMES T. BROADMEADOW, NAVAL UNDERSEA WARFARE CENTER DIVISION
OSAMA M. IBRAHIM, UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND
ES-7 181
AUTONOMOUS HYDRO, DIESEL, WIND, BIOGAS SINGLE OR MIXED ENERGETICAL
SYSTEMS WITH ASYNCHRONOUS GENERATORS NICOLAE BUDISAN, TECHNICAL
UNIVERSITY OF TIMISOARA (ROMANIA) TOMA I. HENTEA, PURDUE UNIVERSITY
CALUMET ES-310 187
AN INNOVATIVE CONCEPT FOR MAXIMIZING THE USE OF COAL AND NUCLEAR ENERGY
FOR CO-GENERATION APPLICATIONS PHILIP TSI-SHIEN CHOONG, CALIFORNIA
INTERNATIONAL POWER ASSOCIATES
THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE APPLICATIONS
ES-165 193
DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTIGATION OF THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS FOR THE
MEDIUM TEMPERATURE RANGE
D. STEINER, M. GROLL, UNIVERSITY OFSTUTTGART (GERMANY) M. WIERSE,
FORSCHUNGSINSTITUT FUR KERNTECHNIK UND ENERGIEWANDLUNGE.V. (KEE.V.)
(GERMANY)
ES-94 -.
1*
STUDIES OF VELOCITY FIELDS IN A WATER HEAT STORAGE WITH A VIDEO BASED
PARTICLE TRACKING VELOCIMETRY TECHNIQUE JAN DAHL, ROGER HERMANSSON, P.
VEBER, LULEA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (SWEDEN)
ES-347
207
THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE IN PHASE CHANGE MATERIALS FOR HEATING
APPLICATIONS C.K.JOTSHI, D. YOGI GOSWAMI, R.B. HUDDLE, N. SRINIVASAN,
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
ES-346
213
GENERALIZED CORRELATION FOR VISCOSITY OF BINARY EUTECTICS S.K. SHARMA,
PANJAB UNIVERSITY (INDIA) C.K.JOTSHI, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA R.K.
WANCHOO, ROSSY GUPTA, PANJAB UNIVERSITY (INDIA)
RE T 7A IIMIII ,,.... .,*.... ....^ 1/
ADVANCED PHASE CHAN^ EVALUATION IN LIGHTWEIGHT
SOLITE HOLLOW-CORE BUILDING
IVAL O. SALYER, ANIL K. SIRCAR, ALOK KUMAR, UNIVERSITY OFDAYTON RESEARCH
INSTITUTE
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ES-169 225
NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF TURBULENT HEAT TRANSFER IN AN ANNULAR FUEL
CHANNEL AUGMENTED BY SPACER RIBS KAZUYUKI TAKASE, NORIO AKINO, JAPAN
ATOMIC ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE ES-127 231
FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF PHASE-CHANGE STORAGE MEDIA MOHAMMAD JABBAR,
MOHAMMAD NAJAFI, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA ES-125 237
OPTIMAL CAPACITY PLANNING OF HEAT PUMP/THERMAL STORAGE SYSTEM USED FOR
DISTRICT HEATING AND COOLING KOICHI ITO, TAKASHI SHIBA, UNIVERSITY OF
OSAKA PREFECTURE (JAPAN)
ES-217 243
INTEGRAL SOLUTIONS FOR ICE FORMATION AND MELTING OUTWARD OF THE EXTERNAL
WALL OF A PIPE WITH INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL CONVECTION
JOSE H.M. NETO, MONCEF KRARTI, UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO-BOULDER
ES-207 249
PREDICTION OF SHELL AND TUBE THERMAL ENERGY STORE PERFORMANCE JAN
HOFMANN, RAND COAK (PTY) LTD. (SOUTH AFRICA) GRAHAM SMITH, UNIVERSITY OF
NATAL (SOUTH AFRICA)
ES-377 259
THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE THAT SAVES CAPITAL COST, ENERGY, AND POWER PLANT
EMISSIONS JAMES L. BLOCK, XENERSYS RESEARCH GROUP, INC.
FLUIDS AND HEAT TRANSFER TOPICS
ES-111 265
THE EFFECT OF THERMAL TREATMENT ON THE STRUCTURE AND COMPOSITION OF A
SOLID SOLUTION OF UC-TAC ALEXANDER GONTAR, VLADIMIR ZAITSEV, VICTOR L.
MITROFANOV, ANATOLI S. PANOV, EUGENI V. FIVEISKY, YURI F. KHROMOV, SIA
LUTCH (RUSSIA) HELEN MOELLER, BABCOCK & WILCOX CO.
ES-369 271
HYDROGEN PRODUCTION USING MODULAR HELIUM REACTOR A.S. SHENOY,
VENKATTANGIRALA, GENERAL ATOMICS
ES-162 275
HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER IN IMPINGING JET STREAMS VLADIMIR SHEYMAN,
MULCHAND S. RATHOD, WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY VALENTIN L. MELTSER, HEAT
ANDMASS TRANSFER INSTITUTE (BELARUS)
ES-185 283
HVAC PIPE/DUCT SIZING USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS SHAW-JEE YEH,
KAU-FUI WONG, UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
ES-40 289
ENHANCED HEAT TRANSFER IN THE ENTRANCE REGION OF MICROCHANNELS FULIN
GUI, ROBERT P. SCARINGE, MAINSTREAM ENGINEERING CORPORATION
ES-222 295
RF PLASMA FABRICATION OF NANO-SCALED CERAMIC OXIDES FOR ENERGY DEVICES
H. WANG, J. WILLIAMS, K.D. VUONG, C.Q. SHEN, V. WU, D.H. LEE, R.A.
CONDRATE, SR., X.W. WANG, ALFRED UNIVERSITY
ES-396 301
SINGLE-PHASE FORCED CONVECTION HEAT TRANSFER IN MICROGEOMETRIES - A
REVIEW DARIN K. BAILEY, TIM A. AMEEL, ROBERT O. WARRINGTON, JR., TOM I.
SAVOIE, LOUISIANA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
XVI
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DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT IN BUILDINGS
ES-344
311
APPLICATION OF HEAT PIPES IN SMALL, INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES REQUIRING LOW
HUMIDITY PROCESSES RICHARD A. RAUSTAD, BRUCE G. NIMMO, FLORIDA SOLAR
ENERGY CENTER ES-341 317 INDIRECT EVAPORATIVE COOLING RETROFIT AS A
DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY FOR RESIDENTIAL AIR CONDITIONING D. YOGI
GOSWAMI, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA G.D. MATHUR, ZEXEL USA CORP.ES-92 323
DEVELOPMENT OF GRAPHICAL INDICES FOR DISPLAYING LARGE SCALE BUILDING
ENERGY DATA SETS MUSTAFA ABBAS, JEFF S. HABERL, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
ENERGY MANAGEMENT ES-138 331 MODELING AND PERFORMANCE COMPARISON OF SOME
NON-CONVENTIONAL COOLING AND DEHUMIDIFICATION OPTIONS WITH A
CONVENTIONAL COOLING COIL SYSTEM ARSHAD Y. KHAN, PEDRO GONZALEZ, ROSSANA
QUINONES, UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO-MAYAGUEZES-155 337 DEMONSTRATION OF
AN IMPROVED COP HYBRID CHEMICAL/MECHANICAL HEAT PUMP ROBERT P. SCARINGE,
LAWRENCE R. GRZYLL, FULIN GUI, MAINSTREAM ENGINEERING CORP. JOSEPH M.
GOTTSCHLISH, U.S.A.F. WRIGHT LABORATORYES-61* 343 THERMAL MANAGEMENT OF
BATTERIES USING A VARIABLE-CONDUCTANCE INSULATION (VCI) ENCLOSURE STEVEN
D. BURCH, RICHARD C. PARISH, MATTHEW A. KEYSER, NATIONAL RENEWABLE
ENERGY LABORATORYES-197 349 A WEATHER-DAYTYPING PROCEDURE FOR
DISAGGREGATING HOURLY END-USE LOADS IN AN ELECTRICALLY HEATED AND COOLED
BUILDING FROM WHOLE-BUILDING HOURLY DATA TAREK E. BOU-SAADA, JEFF S.
HABERL, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITYES-263 357 R&D PLANS FOR BROAD AREA ENERGY
UTILIZATION NETWORK SYSTEM YOZO TAKEMURA, THE ENERGY CONSERVATION CENTER
QAPAN) HIROMIISHIDA, NEW ENERGY AND INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
ORGANIZATION (JAPAN) HIROSHI YANAGISHITA, AGENCY OF INDUSTRIAL SCIENCE
AND TECHNOLOGY (JAPAN)FQ_383ASSESSMENT OFTN-FURNACEI DRY SORBENT
INJECTION EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS BURNING LOW SULFUR CONTENT COALSF.J.
COLLADO, UNIVERSITY OF ZARAGOZA (SPAIN)ES-54 369REMARKS ON THE
EFFICIENCY OF INJECTORS AND EJECTORS GIACOMO BISIO, UNIVERSITY OF GENOA
(ITALY)375 ES-137ANALYSIS OF HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER PERFORMANCE OF
INTERNALLY HEATED LIQUID DESICCANT REGENERATORS ARSHAD Y. KHAN, LUIS A.
DIAZ-LABOY, UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO-MAYAGUEZ381 ES-340THERMODYNAMICS
AND ECONOMICS OF A STEAM-JET REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS.A. SHERIF, D. YOGI
GOSWAMI, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDAG.D. MATHUR, ZEXEL USA CORP._B.S. DAVAN
AGERE, S.V. IYER, S. NATARAJAN, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDAF. COLACINO,
FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY XVII
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ES-374 387
WIND FLOW AND INDOOR AIR QUALITY IN NATURALLY VENTILATED KITCHENS S.K.
SHARMA, R.K. WANCHOO, PARNEET KAUR, PANJAB UNIVERSITY (INDIA)
ES-373 391
ENERGY CONSERVATION IN BLACK-LIQUOR EVAPORATOR OF PULP AND PAPER
INDUSTRY
V.K. ACARWAL, S.C. GUPTA, UNIVERSITY OFROORKEE (INDIA)
ES-384 397
DIAGNOSIS OF MILLING SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE BASED ON OPERATING WINDOW AND
MILL CONSUMPTION
CORRELATIONS INMACULADA ARAUZO, CRISTOBAL CORTES, UNIVERSITY OF ZARAGOZA
(SPAIN)
POLICY IMPACTS
POLICY IMPACT - DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
PI-325 403
THE INTERACTION OF ENERGY, POPULATION, AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT JAMES
I. MILLS, J. STEPHEN HERRING, IDAHO NATIONAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY
PI-235 409
TOTAL LIFE CYCLE COST MODEL ANALYSIS FOR ELECTRIC POWER STATIONS MARIO
W. CARDULLO, VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY
PI-172 415
WASTE PREVENTION: THE NEW INDUSTRIAL PARADIGM FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AND
ECONOMIC BENEFIT SORAB R. VATCHA, CONSULTANT, MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA
PI-191 421
ENERGY FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES M.T.
OLADIRAN, UNIVERSITY OFBOTSWANA
PI-171 633
STRATEGIES TO SUSTAINABILITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IN ROMANIA
ILDIKO TULBURE, TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF PETROSANI (ROMANIA) BJORN
LUDWIG, UNIVERSITY OF CLAUSTHAL (GERMANY)
POLICY IMPACT - GLOBAL
PI-408 427
BRIDGE TO A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE THOMAS M. HOULIHAN, INTERAGENCY
ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES OFFICE
PI-250 433
ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY: SUBSTITUTES FOR FOSSIL FUEL
JAMES J. HURTAK, AFFS CORPORATION
PI-196 441
ESTIMATING ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS OF ENERGY PROGRAMS MICHAEL C.
BAECHLER, DEREK W. SCHROCK, BATTELLE PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORIES
PI-91 447
INTEGRATING AFFORDABILITY, ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFICIENCY, AIR
QUALITY, AND DISASTER RESISTANCE INTO RESIDENTIAL DESIGN AND
CONSTRUCTION GARY D. COOK, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA XVIII
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RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES SOLAR AND GEOTHERMAL POWER
RE-58 453
GEOTHERMAL PLANT EFFICIENCY ENHANCEMENT BY MEANS OF THE USE OF KALINA
CYCLE L. LAZZERI, M. BRUZZONE, ANSALDO ENERGIA (ITALY)
RE-140 459
A COMPLETE GEOTHERMAL ENERGY CYCLE WITH HEAT PUMPS AND HYBRID HVAC
SYSTEMS FOR THE CITY OF DENIZLL TURKIYE MU HAMMED ELTEZ, EGE UNIVERSITY
(TURKEY) IBRAHIM B. KILKIS, HEATWAY RADIANT FLOORS AND SNOWMELTING
RE-108 465
DYNAMIC SIMULATION OF THE THERMAL AND ELECTRICAL BEHAVIOR OF A
THERMIONIC CONVERTER COUPLED TO A SOLAR CONCENTRATOR
GUILLERMO PEREZ, CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIONES EN DISPOSITIVOS
SEMICONDUCTORS (MEXICO) CLAUDIO A. ESTRADA, JAIME G. CERVANTES, SOLAR
ENERGY RESEARCH LABORATORY
RE-357 469
THE SOLAR TWO POWER TOWER PROJECT: A 10 MWE POWER PLANT JAMES M. CHAVEZ,
HUGH E. REILLY, GREG J. KOLB, SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES BILL GOULD,
ALEX ZAVOICO, BECHTEL CORPORATION PAUL SUTHERLAND, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
EDISON
RE-376 477
INDIA S FIRST SOLAR CHICKEN BROODER
PRADEEP CHATURVEDI, T.S. NARYANASWAMY, ATAM KUMAR, UDAYAN
CHOUDHARY,INDIAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE S.K. SHARMA,
PANJAB UNIVERSITY (INDIA)
SOLAR THERMAL POWER (DISH - STIRLING)
RE-258 481
ON-SUN TESTING OF THE STM4-120 STIRLING POWER CONVERSION SYSTEM K. SCOTT
RAWLINSON, DONALD R. GALLUP, SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES
RE-316
487
DESIGN, TESTING, AND COMMERCIALIZATION PLANS FOR THE SAIC/STM 20 KWE
SOLAR DISH/STIRLING SYSTEM
KELLY J. BENINGA, ROGER L. DAVENPORT, SAIC STEFAN N. JOHANSSON, STIRLING
THERMAL MOTORS, INC.
RE-166 *;
491
EXPERIMENTALLY VALIDATED LONG-TERM ENERGY PRODUCTION PREDICTION MODEL
FOR SOLAR DISH/STIRLING
ELECTRIC GENERATING SYSTEMS WILLIAM B. STINE, CALIFORNIA STATE
POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY
RE-202
497
TECHNICAL STATUS OF THE DISH/STIRLING JOINT VENTURE PROGRAM
JOHN R. BEAN, CUMMINS POWER GENERATION, INC. RICHARD B. DIVER, SANDIA
NATIONAL LABORATORIES
RE-407 ;
505
TEST RESULTS FROM A 10KWT SOLAR/NATURAL GAS HYBRID POOL BOILER RECEIVER
JACK E. NOBLE, RONALD W. OLAN, MAURICE A. WHITE, STIRLING TECHNOLOGY
COMPANY
JAMES B. KESSELI, KESSELI ASSOCIATES MARK S. BOHN, KENT L. SCHOLL,
NATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY LABORATORY
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RE-14
PHOTOVOLTAICS
511
RE-76 517
PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER WITHOUT BATTERIES FOR CONTINUOUS CATHODIC PROTECTION
AND AN ALTERNATE
PHOTOVOLTAIC/ULTRACAPACITOR COMBINED POWER SOURCE WALLACE W. MUEHL, SR.,
DEPARTMENT OF NAVY COASTAL SYSTEMS STATION
RE-410 523
ADVANCEMENTS IN COST-EFFECTIVE PROCESSING FOR CDTE AND CULNSE2 SOLAR
CELLS CHRIS S. FEREKIDES, DON L. MOREL, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA
RE-411 529
LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE AND RELIABILITY ASSESSMENT OF CRYSTALLINE SILICON
PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULES
GOBIND H. ATMARAM, GERARD G. VENTRE, CRAIG W. MAYTROTT, JAMES P. DUNLOP,
RAMACHANDRAN SWAMY, FLORIDA SOLAR ENERGY CENTER RE-238 537
THERMOPOWER OF AMORPHOUS CHALCOGENIDES UNDER PHOTOEXCITATION DIRK M.
CHIU, VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OFTECHNOLOGY (AUSTRALIA)
RE-412 543
COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF DIRECT PHOTOVOLTAIC AND AC RECTIFIED POWER
SUPPLIES FOR BATTERY CHARGING H. LAMB, E.STEFANAKOS, T. ARBOGAST, T.
SMITH, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA
RE-308 549
PROGRESS UNDER THE PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE AND SYSTEM PERFORMANCE AND
ENGINEERING PROJECT THOMAS S. BASSO, NATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY
LABORATORY
BIOMASS POWER
RE-132 553
POTENTIAL OF PRODUCING VARIOUS HYDROCARBONS FROM CANOLA OIL BY CATALYTIC
TREATMENT OVER PT-ZSM-5 SAI P.R. KATIKANENI, JOHN D. ADJAYE, NARENDRA N.
BAKHSHI, UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN
RE-46 559
HYDROGEN FUEL FOR FOOD SERVICE DWIGHT D. BACK, CHARLIE RAMOS, MAINSTREAM
ENGINEERING CORPORATION MARK F. SMITH, U.S. ARMY NATICK RD&E CENTER
RE-160 565
COMBUSTION OF OIL PALM SOLID WASTES IN FLUIDISED BED COMBUSTOR ABDUL
HALIM SHAMSUDDIN, UNIVERSITI KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA KAMARUZZAMAN SOPIAN,
UNIVERSITY OFMIAMI RE-409 573
INCINERATION VERSUS GASIFICATION: A COMPARISON IN WASTE TO ENERGY PLANTS
U. GHEZZI, S. PASINI, L. DEGLL ANTONI FERRI, POLITECNICO DI MILANO
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SOLAR THERMAL
RE-I04 581
CONVECTIVE HEAT TRANSFER IN A DISK-RECEIVER OF A SOLAR CONCENTRATED
RADIATIVE FLUX MEASURING SYSTEM CLAUDIO A. ESTRADA, JAIME G. CERVANTES,
SOLAR ENERGY RESEARCH LABORATORY RE-147 585
SHORT TERM OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE FROM AN INEXPENSIVE ULTRA-HIGH
CONCENTRATION SOLAR COLLECTOR EDUARDO RINCON, EDUARDO VELASCO, MIRIAM
SANCHEZ, FERNANDO VERA, UAEM (MEXICO) RE-31 591
THREE-DIMENSIONAL NATURAL CONVECTION IN A CORRUGATED ENCLOSURE GERARD R.
PRECILLA, IRA W. GRIMMETT, CARSIE A. HALL III, EMMANUEL K. GLAKPE,
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
RE-149 601
A NOVEL SUN ENGINE FOR SOLAR TO ELECTRICAL ENERGY CONVERSION EDUARDO
RINCON, EDUARDO VELASCO, GERARDO CORDOVA, RAYMUNDO RUIZ, UAEM (MEXICO)
RE-154 609
TRANSIENT PERFORMANCE OF PARALLEL OPERATED WIND DRIVEN SELF-EXCITED
INDUCTION GENERATOR SYSTEM KHALED S. SAKKOURY, ELECTRONICS RESEARCH
INSTITUTE (EGYPT)
RENEWABLE ENERGY - STATUS AND FUTURE
RE-413 615
WIND ENERGY GLOBAL TRENDS: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES DANIEL F.
ANCONA, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY ROBERT P. KOONTZ, PRINCETON ECONOMIC
RESEARCH, INC.
RE-414 621
RECENT ADVANCES IN PHOTOVOLTAICS DAVID E. CARLSON, SOLAREX
RE-415 V
627
RENEWABLE TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGIES STANLEY R. BULL, NATIONAL
RENEWABLE ENERGY LABORATORY
AUTHOR INDEX 639
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