Power Engineering

Power Engineering, Vol.105, No.11 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0032-5961 (Print)

In this Issue (42 articles)

7 - 7	Brain drain Schimmoller BK
11 - 11	Steam turbine improvements Leyzerovich A
14 - 14	High-velocity scrubbers Schifftner K
19 - 19	Superconducting generator under development Blankinship S
20 - 20	Targeted slag fighting technology successful at Utah plant [Anonymous]
20 - 20	US fuel supplies deemed sound [Anonymous]
26 - 26	Test indicates mercury removal technology effective but costly [Anonymous]
30 - 30	Organic solar cells might make PV cheaper and more efficient [Anonymous]
32 - 32	TVA will spend $5 billion to reduce emissions from four plants [Anonymous]
34 - 34	California commission says state relies too much on natural gas [Anonymous]
36 - 36	Wisconsin Energy, NRG Energy terminate'sooty six' sale agreement [Anonymous]
40 - 40	Seattle wants wind for five percent of its power [Anonymous]
42 - 42	Nuclear plants will undergo heightened scrutiny [Anonymous]
44 - 44	Dynegy considering building major coal-fired plant [Anonymous]
46 - 46	Projections for turbine generator market seen as unscathed by attacks [Anonymous]
50 - 50	Construction and contracts [Anonymous]
57 - 57	Listening to the radio might kill pesky mussels [Anonymous]
62 - 62	AEP decides THERMALONO(X) needs more lab work [Anonymous]
64 - 64	Springerville will be biggest solar plant in Western Hemisphere [Anonymous]
67 - 67	Bush says UN global warming summary slants report's findings [Anonymous]
70 - 70	Terrorists threat challenges nuclear future Zink JC
74 - 76	Spread the power Blankinship S
79 - 79	Surplus power equipment satisfies urgent needs Schimmoller BK
86 - 86	TransAlta adopts dynamic coal blending to deliver the right fuel at the right time Sehgal R, Hickinbotham A
91 - 91	Big plans for ocean power hinge on funding and additional R&D Smith DJ
98 - 98	Commitment to professional development reaps multiple benefits Long AH, Russell MR, Lim PK
106 - 106	Fire-resistant fluids seek to expand application into turbine lubrication systems Fragin M, Leyzerovich A, Shapiro M
115 - 115	JEA trims condenser air in-leakage and realizes significant savings Maner F
121 - 121	Portable crushers resolve frozen coal problem Massa P, Fuller L, Buckley T
127 - 127	Public support of poser plants requires effective communications Sadar AJ
133 - 133	Reliant brings peaking power to northern Illinois Benedict R, Hunt M, Wohleber D
146 - 146	Paralleling switchgear keeps California data center running smoothly during outages Clark MJ
148 - 148	Penn engineers develop fuel cell that uses liquid diesel [Anonymous]
150 - 150	Siting hangups can hinder distributed power development [Anonymous]
152 - 152	More industrial and commercial businesses viewed as strong candidates for DG [Anonymous]
154 - 154	Catalytica and solar will develop Xenon-equipped Taurus 60 turbines [Anonymous]
158 - 158	Computer simulation reduces time and cost of wet scrubber design Smith DJ
160 - 160	California power plant upgraded in record time [Anonymous]
164 - 164	NOx emissions lower than expected [Anonymous]
168 - 168	Dynamic voltage control stabilizes wind-generated electricity to the grid [Anonymous]
172 - 172	Non-welded connections expedite construction [Anonymous]
176 - 176	On-site portable building will save $250,000 in labor costs [Anonymous]