Search for dissertations about: "energy accounting"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 112 swedish dissertations containing the words energy accounting.
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21. Modelling elements in conversion of solid fuels - fixed bed combustion and gaseous radiation
Abstract : For a long heat and power production by combustion of solid fuels has time been an established technique. Environmental concern of emissions for NOx, SOx and other harmful species has caused an increasingly stricter legislation on the emission levels of the boilers. READ MORE
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22. Axial Mixing of Large Solids in Fluidised Beds – Modelling and Experiments
Abstract : Fluidisation is a technology commonly found wherever particulate solids are to be transported, mixed and/or reacted with a gas. At present, it is a widespread technology with applications ranging from the production of carbon nanotubes in the manufacturing industry to the conversion of solid fuels in the heat and power sector. READ MORE
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23. Fluidized bed combustion - modeling and mixing
Abstract : First demonstrated on industrial scale in 1976, fluidized bed combustion (FBC) rapidly became an established technology for solid fuel combustion with a currentinstalled capacity of about 30 GWe and power plants ranging from 10 to 460 MWe.The widespread use of the FBC technology both under so-called circulating and bubbling conditions (i.e. READ MORE
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24. Modeling of Combustion, Mixing and Heat Transfer in Oxy-Fuel CFB Power Plants
Abstract : An important contribution to anthropogenic emissions of CO2 is from electricity generation, i.e. emissions from large fossil fuelled power plants. Carbon Capture and Storage technologies offer the possibility for continued use of fossil fuels while almost eliminating the CO2 emissions. READ MORE
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25. Short- and long-term variability in future electricity systems – Ensuring the flexibility to manage the grid frequency and inter-annual variations
Abstract : To achieve climate mitigation targets, the net climate impact from electricity generation must be drastically reduced in the near future, and eventually eliminated. The level of generation must also be increased to accommodate the increasing demand as the transport and industry sectors undergo electrification. READ MORE