Search for dissertations about: "energy use pattern in industry"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 8 swedish dissertations containing the words energy use pattern in industry.
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1. Investigation of Some Heat Transfer Surfaces for Gas Turbine Recuperators
Abstract : A part of this thesis has been devoted to present general recuperator technology such as available gas turbine recuperator types, applications where recuperators are utilized, recuperator materials etc. An investigation of some compact and highly efficient heat transfer surfaces, for intended use in gas turbine recuperators, include the following surfaces: · Cross Wavy (CW) primary surface. READ MORE
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2. Nutrient economy in annual and perennial crops : comparisons between and within crop species in a sustainability context
Abstract : Nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) of agricultural crops is related to crop nitrogen (N) uptake and thereby the amount of N that is removed from agro-ecosystems through crop harvest. As the N removal through harvest is linked to the fertilization requirements and the risk of N leaching, the crop NUE is an important aspect of sustainability in agriculture. READ MORE
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3. Mechanical processing for improved products made from Swedish hardwood
Abstract : Swedish hardwood is today used in the energy, pulp and mechanical hardwood industries. Only very small volumes of Swedish hardwood are, however, consumed by the mechanical industry that normally pays the highest timber price. READ MORE
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4. Analysis of Losses in Inverter-fed Synchronous Machines with Salient-pole Solid Rotors
Abstract : The work that is presented here considers loss analysis of inverter-fed field-excited synchronous machines. The project was initiated, as a co-operation between industrial partners and KTH, with the aim of providing knowledge about the losses that take place in inverter-fed large scale synchronous machines. READ MORE
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5. Strategies, Methods and Tools for Solving Long-term Transmission Expansion Planning in Large-scale Power Systems
Abstract : Driven by a number of factors, the electric power industry is expected to undergo a paradigm shift with a considerably increased level of variable energy sources. A significant integration of such sources requires heavy transmission investments over geographically wide and large-scale networks. READ MORE