Power Engineering

Power Engineering, Vol.102, No.11 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0032-5961 (Print)

In this Issue (30 articles)

5 - 5	A tale of two markets Zink JC
6 - 6	Foster Wheeler plans fluidized bed facility [Anonymous]
6 - 7	Tva tops generation list Boschee P
10 - 10	Best laid plans Schimmoller BK
14 - 14	PV shipments hit record levels [Anonymous]
14 - 14	Calpine cleans up Sutter plant design [Anonymous]
23 - 23	Griffith plant sees siting approval [Anonymous]
23 - 23	Tractebel breaks ground on 440 MW lignite CFB [Anonymous]
26 - 26	WEC issues conclusions, recommendations for energy [Anonymous]
30 - 32	Making the most of the BTUS [Anonymous]
34 - 36	Focused information, tops in technology hallmarks of POWER-GEN International Chambers A
42 - 45	LP & L begins the LM6000 SPRINT Johnson L, Thompson P
50 - 53	ORP provides versatile water treatment Filer S, Janick M
58 - 61	Expansion joint replacement ensures station operability Youman BP, Scardigno PF
66 - 70	SNCR lance cuts NOx Swoboda D, Largis K
76 - 79	Wet stacks: Friend or foe? Rosenberg HS
84 - 88	Noble metal technique cuts corrosion and radiation Hettiarachchi S, Law RJ, Miller WD, Cowan RL, Keith W, Kriege L, Pathania RS
94 - 97	Designing for plant fire protection Dieken D
104 - 106	12 steps to successful 12-hour shifts Mardon S
134 - 134	Transformers work, too Behnam-Guilani K
142 - 142	Satellite tracking station relies on gas gen sets Chambers A
144 - 144	ComEd relies on rented peak units [Anonymous]
146 - 147	AMS alerts operators when feedwater leaks [Anonymous]
150 - 151	Big Red fills in at Muddy Run [Anonymous]
152 - 152	Bolt replacement secures coupling [Anonymous]
154 - 154	Changing resins cuts Cesium 137 presence [Anonymous]
155 - 155	PEPCO saves with small punch testing [Anonymous]
156 - 156	Healy project beats emissions compliance [Anonymous]
158 - 158	Hydrogen dryers cut windage loss at CP & L [Anonymous]
160 - 160	Tungsten carbide coating reduces fan maintenance [Anonymous]