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UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION Hartford UTC POWER South Windsor... [Pg.143]

TELEDYNE TECHNOLOGIES INCORPORATED TERRA SOLAR GLOBAL INC TOSHIBA CORPORATION ULTRALIFE BATTERIES UNISOURCE ENERGY CORPORATION UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION VEOLIA ENVIRONNEMENT VINCI... [Pg.148]

TELEDYNE TECHNOLOGIES INCORPORATED UNITED SOLAR OVONIC UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION USEC INC... [Pg.149]

TELEDYNE TECHNOLOGIES INCORPORATED TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY (TVA) UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION USEC INC VINCI... [Pg.150]

UNISTAR NUCLEAR ENERGY LLC UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION USEC INC UTC POWER... [Pg.151]

Sales 2004 Profits Parent Company UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION... [Pg.407]

Poydras Energy Partners LLC MESA ENERGY INC Praair Surface Technologies, Inc. PRAXAIR INC Pratt Whitney UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION... [Pg.434]

Siemens Canada SIEMENS AG Siemens Corporate Technology SIEMENS AG Siemens Medical Solutions SIEMENS AG Siemens VDO Automotive SIEMENS AG Sikorsky UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION... [Pg.435]

The first commercial stationary fuel cell was introduced in the early 1990s by United Technologies Corporation. Since fuel cells have no moving parts, they hold the promise of high reliability, and since power outages had caused countless business disruptions in the late 1990s, the product seemed like a sure winner. [Pg.14]

Fuel cells have been reliably providing electricity to spacecraft since the 1960s, including the Gemini and Apollo missions as well as the space shuttle. The leading manufacturer of fuel cells for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (nasa), United Technologies Corporation, has sold commercial units for stationary power since the early 1990s, with more than 200 units in service. [Pg.25]

Recently, a completely new approach to the design of HTSR furnaces was placed in pilot plant operation based on process and mechanical design developments by United Technologies Corporation (UTC). This new reformer will be part of the fuels processing system in an electric power installation designed to produce 4.8 MW for the Consolidated Edison Company in... [Pg.174]

Stonehart Associates Inc. 17 Cottage Read, Madison, Connecticut 06443-1220 U.S.A. and UTC (United Technologies Corporation) Fuel Cells,... [Pg.373]

J. D. Breazeale and R. 0. MacLaren, "Thermochemistry of Oxygen-Fluorine Bonding", Final Tech. Summary Report, Contract No. Nonr 3433(00), ARPA Order No. 184-62, United Technology Corporation, Sunnyvale, Calif., March 1963. [Pg.1035]

United Technologies Corporation. Quarterly Report No. 4 for DOE DE-AC-01-79, ET-15440 United Technologies Corporation South Windsor, CT, Jul-Sep, 1980. [Pg.1760]

United Technologies Corporation Fuel Cells (UTCFC) has developed and applied a new and novel in-situ electrochemical technique to quantify hydrogen crossover in membranes. [Pg.396]

Other workers gradually went to less concentrated alkali (30-40% KOH) than found in Bacon s and P W s batteries. For the space shuttle program, United Technology Corporation (UTC-Power) developed a battery of alkaline fuel cells where 35% KOH immobilized in an asbestos matrix was used as the electrolyte. The electrodes contained a relatively large amount of platinum catalysts, so that at a temperature of 250°C it was possible to work at very high current densities, of up to 1 A/cm. ... [Pg.145]

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