Combined heat and power : proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers : international conference, 11-12 October 1994, Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Birdcage Walk, London
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Combined heat and power : proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers : international conference, 11-12 October 1994, Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Birdcage Walk, London
（IMechE conference publications, 1994-8）
Published for IMechE by Mechanical Engineering Publications, 1994
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The international conference Combined Heat and Power was intended to present a review of all the current issues in the field and to anticipate future developments in the CHP market. The papers in this volume cover the key issues of legislation and environmental impact, the economic cost implications, discussion of the latest developments in the technology associated with the topic, and also consider a number od case studies in a range of applications. The book is aimed at those concerned with the design, operation and maintenance of current and future plants or schemes.
Table of Contents
- Meeting the demands of environmental legislation
- Gas fired CHP - a view of global opportunities
- CHP and electricity regulation
- Long-term performance of CHP systems
- The development and field experience of gas turbines for combined heat and power
- The control and connection of CHP plant
- CHP retrofit at Kodak, Harrow
- Operation of a diesel engine CHP plant at the University of Nottingham
- The Energy Saving Trust's residential CHP programme
- Combined heat and power for buildings
- CHP in the National Health Service
- The control of VOC emissions from industrial processes using an IC gas engine and integrated heat recovery system
- Combined heat and power plant using four different biofuels
- Air combined heat and power - a new concept in small-scale CHP
- CHP systems in paper mills
- The gas turbine based combined heat-and power station at the University of Birmingham
- A theoretical investigation of the utilization of a diesel engine exhaust waste heat for air conditioning and cooling purposes
- Lubrication aspects of CHP systems
- Energy balance in a natural gas fuelled spark ignition engine - measurement and modelling
- What is the build, own, operate option? Is it the same as the design, build, operate option?
- Modern boilers for CHP applications.
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