Power plant applications

Swain A. and H. Guttman 1983. Handbook of human reliability analysis with emphasis on nuclear power plant applications (NUREG/CR-1278), Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC. 

Swain, A. D., and H. E. Guttmann (1983). Handbook of Human Reliability Analysis With Emphasis on Nuclear Power Plant Applications. NUREG/ CR-1278. Washington, DC United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission. 

J. R. Fragola, 1988, Human Reliability Analysis A Systems Engii ith Nuclear Power Plant Applications, Wiley New York, NY. 

Anusa, F. A. (1967). Turbine and Cycles for Nuclear Power Plant Applications. Proceedings, American Power Conference 29 280-294. 

Figure 10-10J. Korodense corrugated tube. Used primarily in steam condensing service and other power plant applications. Efficiency is reported at up to 50% greater than plain tubes. (Used by permission Wolverine Tube, Inc.)...

Nekosa, G. and Hanck, J., Laboratory and Field Testing of Platinised Titanium and Niobium Anodes for Power Plant Applications , The Electrochemical Society Meeting, Pittsburgh, Pensylvania, October (1978)... 

These groups provide invaluable information from a user viewpoint about fuel cell technology for stationary power plant application. They can be contacted though the manufacturers. 

Dry and Wet-Peaking Tower Cooling Systems for Power Plant Application... 

In summary, periodic reverse-flow SCR seems advantageous for NO abatement in the specific cases of low-temperature streams with relatively high NO concentrations. Moreover, the problems associated with the treatment of SO2- and dust-containing gases have not been addressed so far. Accordingly, the present features of this technology do not fit power plants applications. 

The overhead solvent vapor in solvent recovery processes or boiler water vapor in power plant applications typifies vapor products. Blowdown refers to the periodic or continuous purging of the bottoms used to control buildup of undesirable material in the liquid phase when producing a vapor product. ... 

The success of natural gas as a clean fuel has greatly increased its consumption in power plant applications. Natural gas fueled power plants are significantly less costly to build than coal fired or nuclear power plants. They are also easier to operate so that they lend themselves to peaking operations in which they are only brought on stream when required and may sit idle the rest of the time. In principle, natural gas fired power plants are also cheaper to operate, but the increased demand for natural gas has rapidly increased feedstock prices in the U.S.A. in recent years. 

Ratafia-Brown. J. A., Briggs, D., Paur, H. R.. and Malting, H, (1995) Advanced Electron Beam Dry Scrubbing for High-Sulfur Coal-Fired Power Plant Applications—Process Engineering Study Results for Phase I of lhee Scrub Project, paper presented at 1995 Summer National Meeting, July 30-Aug. 2. 

The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Distributed Control Model Based Reasoning Approach to Chemical Plant Design Use of Expert Systems in Nuclear Power Plants Application of AI to Management and Analysis Problems... 

Hernon bp, Zanapalidou RH, Zhang L, Simms K), Siwak LR (1994) Electrodeionization in Power Plant Application, Ultrapure Water, p33, July/August. 

Thermal power plants Application for generator rotor cooling. 

ASME RA-S-2002, 2002, ASME Standard for Probabilistic Risk Assessment for Nuclear Power Plant Applications, ASME RA-S-2002, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. 

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