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Most ships are powered by thermal power plants, including diesel engines, gas turbines, and nuclear systems. Merchant ships usually have diesel engines, while gas turbines or a combination of diesel engines and gas turbines often power naval vessels. Some of the larger ships in the U.S. Navy have nuclear power plants. 

Applications. CVD ceramic powders such as SiC and Si3N4 are used to produce ceramic bodies for a wide variety of applications, either experimentally or in production. These include structural applications in high temperature or corrosive environments where metals are not suitable, in such areas as reciprocating engines, gas turbines, turbochargers, bearings, machinery, and process equipment. 

Thermal Process Studsvik (TPS) (Studsvik Eneriteknik AB) Woody biomass LHV Fuel gas, duel fuel engine, gas turbine, boiler/furnace/ kiln fuel 13-78 (upper limit commercial) 14.7... 

Spray Combustion - Diesel Engines - Spark Ignition Engines - Gas Turbines - Rocket Engines - Industrial Furnaces - Domestic Heating Boiler... 

Biogas can be used after appropriate gas cleanup as a fuel for engines, gas turbines, fuel cells, boilers, industrial heaters, other processes, or for the manufacturing of chemicals. Before landfilling, treatment or stabihzation of biodegradable materials can be accomplished by a combination of anaerobic digestion followed by aerobic composting. 

Sattelmayer, T., M. P. Felchlin, J. Hauman, J. Hellat, and D. Styner. 1992. Second-generation low-emission combustor for ABB gas turbines Burner development and tests at atmospheric power. J. Engineering Gas Turbines Power 114 118-25. 

E.. Schmidt. M.A., Shirley, G., Spearing, S.M..Tan. C.S.,Tzeng, Y.S.and Waitz, LA. (1997) Micro-heat engines, gas turbines and rocket engines - The MIT Microengine Project, paper 97-1773, 28th AlAA Fluid Dynamics Conference. 

The Institution of Diesel and Gas Turbine Engineers exists to serve its members in promoting advancement of reciprocating engines, gas turbines and associated equipment)... 

The central problem in efficiently using wood for the decentralised production of heat and power has been the gas clean-up process. Tars and particles need to be removed efficiently to prevent depositions or excessive wear in the power conversion devices (gas engines, gas turbines).The problems and costs associated with efficient gas cleanup, especially for the conversion or removal of tars, have not been solved so far in a satisfactory way and have hindered the wide-spread introduction of gasificahon as a means of utilising fuel wood with high exergy efficiency. 

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Cobalt is a component of the so-called superalloys used to make critical parts of jet engines, gas-turbines, and of other machines operating under stress at high temperatures. It is also a component of the so-called stellites. These alloys are composed of 50-60% cobalt, 30-40% chromium and 8-20% tungsten, and are valued for their extreme hardness, strength, and heat resistance. In addition, cobalt is a component of magnetic steels and aluminum alloys with superior ferromagnetic properties. In 1975,... 

Yamashita N, Iwasaki M, Douzaki K and Soneda N (2010), Industry practice for the neutron irradiation embrittlement of reactor pressure vessel steels in Japan , Journal of Engineering Gas Turbines and Power 132(10), 102919. 

Jet Engine Gas turbine designed to release its free power as thrust to lift, propel, and stop an aircraft. 

D. K. Shetty, Mixed Mode Fracture Criteria for Reliability Analysis and Design with Structural Ceramics, Journal of Engineering Gas Turbines Power, Vol. 109, No. 3, July 1987, pp. 282 289. K. Walker, Effects of Environmental and Complex Load History on Fatigue Life, ASTM STP 462, American Society for Testing and Materials, Philadelphia, PA., 1970, pp. 1. 

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