PHOEBUS

Kahlenberg, Louis Albrecht. Diet. Sci. Biog., ] 9 208-09 (1973) Levene, Phoebus Aaron Theodor. Ibid., 275-76 (1973). 

When Phoebus had thus spoken, he winged his flight heavenward. In the morning the knight arose and did the bidding of the celestial messenger, and God gave to him and to his wife many children, who... 

Phoebus with its golden mane now settled into a long-lasting period of calm. Half of its hydrogen reserves had been consumed. Helium, ash of hydrogen, was accumulating at its centre. The temperature there was roughly 15 million K and the density about 150 g cm. ... 

Lactose, 16, 159-206 Lead tetraacetate, action of, on the sugars, 14, 9-61 Levene, Phoebus Aaron Theodor, obituary of, 12, 1-12 Lipids,... 

Tipson, R. Stuart, [Obituary of] Phoebus Aaron Theodore Levene, 12, 1-12... 

PHOEBUS Germany 1990s 43 kW PV, 26 kW electrolyser, 3,000 Nm3 storage, 6.5 kW alkaline fuel cell... 

Sun, Apollo, Phoebus. The mercurial water and the volatile earth, are always female, often mother, as Ceres, Latona, Semela, Europa, etc. The water is ordinarily designated by the names, daughters, nymphs, naiads, etc. The internal fire is always masculine and active. Impurities are indicated by monsters. 

G. K. Hunter, Phoebus Levene and the tet-ranucleotide structure of nucleic acids, Ambix 46 (1999) 73-103. 

H. Barthels, W.A. Brocke, K. Bonhoff, et al., Phoebus-Julich an autonomous energy supply system... 

The PHOEBUS project involved the provision of autonomous solar electricity to the library building of the Research Centre Julich. This system included batteries but also an electrolyser and a fuel cell, as can be seen in Table 4.4. 

The stability and controllability of direct coupling of the PV generator with the battery, electrolyser and fuel cell have been thoroughly investigated in the PHOEBUS facility. It was concluded that the efficiency of the overall plant could be improved from 54% to 65% and an appreciable reduction in construction costs may also be expected by the omission of the converters (Schucan, 2000). 

Figure 4.4. General view of the PHOEBUS facility (left) and the 120-bar electrolyser (right) (Schucan, 2000)...

C. Meurer, H. Barthels, W. A. Brocke, B. Emonts, and H. G. Groehn, Phoebus - and autonomous supply system with renewable energy six years of operational experience and advanced concepts, Solar Energy 67 131-138 (1999). 

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