Power Engineering

Power Engineering, Vol.105, No.10 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0032-5961 (Print)

In this Issue (26 articles)

3 - 3	An energy call to arms Schimmoller B
6 - 6	Line voltage standards Williamson JR
6 - 6	Line voltage standards Wheeler PL
6 - 6	Line voltage standards Jones CM
8 - 8	Line voltage standards Wilson C
10 - 10	Transmission needs McCreary T
13 - 13	Ultra-cold could help freeze plant repairs Blankinship S
14 - 14	DOE awards aimed at cheaper solar electricity [Anonymous]
14 - 14	Corny way to trap mercury? [Anonymous]
17 - 17	California's energy supply will remain tight this winter [Anonymous]
18 - 18	The hot and cold of dry cooling Schimmoller BK
24 - 24	Study predicts lower price, growing demand for petcoke [Anonymous]
24 - 24	Web site helps grapple with complex emissions trading issues [Anonymous]
30 - 30	Make it clear: Nukes are necessary Zink JC
32 - 32	E-business: Converting hype into reality Blankinship S
39 - 39	Automation breathes new life into aging coal handling system Calhoun R, Bielser F
44 - 44	KCP&L increases plant capacity by retrofitting new control valves Crawford D, Tally B, Beckman B, Knoche G, Wilson J
53 - 53	Stirling-technology engines shooting for DG market penetration Schimmoller BK
59 - 59	Gas turbine boom places premium on ensuring high-quality fuel gas Akhtar SZ
71 - 71	Coal-fired plants reduce NOx emissions with staged combustion Smith DJ
77 - 77	New miniturbine takes aim at microturbine market Blankinship S
78 - 78	Fuel cell notes [Anonymous]
78 - 78	Fuel cell/microturbine hybrid rolled out [Anonymous]
84 - 84	Collection system resolves dusting problem Smith DJ
86 - 86	Ultrasonic testing reduces inspection time [Anonymous]
104 - 104	Finding the bright pipe cleaver [Anonymous]