Power Engineering

Power Engineering, Vol.105, No.4 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0032-5961 (Print)

In this Issue (22 articles)

3 - 3	Changing direction Schimmoller BK
7 - 7	Resurging coal market spurs renewed development projects Blankinship S
8 - 8	Steam trap monitoring slashes energy waste [Anonymous]
10 - 10	No energy independence without coal Smith DJ
12 - 12	Wind becomes increasingly cost competitive [Anonymous]
14 - 14	Point beach nuclear plant will get additional fuel storage [Anonymous]
14 - 14	Petroleum coke to syngas plant could be built on Texas coast [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Woodsman, spare that tree and recycle coal ash instead [Anonymous]
20 - 20	Cooling Technology Group publishes corrosion coupon standards [Anonymous]
21 - 21	Some Californians miss closed nuclear power plant [Anonymous]
22 - 22	Opponents play uranium shell game [Anonymous]
24 - 27	No room in the pool - Dry storage options for spent nuclear fuel Evans B, Miranda R, Tumminelli S
29 - 31	Plant upgrades add capacity at less cost Smith DJ
34 - 34	Compressed air energy storage adapts proven technology to address market opportunities Shepard S, van der Linden S
38 - 38	High humidity and low temperatures not a deterrent to evaporative cooling Robb D
42 - 44	Repair solutions for steam and gas turbines Gandy D, Viswanathan V, Scheibel J
50 - 50	Natural gas injection aids combustion of low-value fuels Smith DJ
52 - 52	Preventing lightning strikes save power plant $100,000/year [Anonymous]
54 - 54	Mission critical systems highlight need for reliable power protection Blankinship S
55 - 55	Joint venture will apply Westport gas technology to Cummins engines [Anonymous]
55 - 55	Blackout buster [Anonymous]
55 - 55	Capstone/Harza deal with California water agencies sets record [Anonymous]