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Direct Energy Conversion

Name: Direct Energy Conversion
Brand: Oxford University Press Inc
SKU: 04513576
Price: 127505 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Reiner Decher
ISBN: 9780195095722

Fundamentals of Electric Power Production

Reiner Decher

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04513576

Publishers Oxford University Press Inc, August 1996

"Direct Energy Conversion" is written for the engineer with an interest in the performance of energy... Full description

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"Direct Energy Conversion" is written for the engineer with an interest in the performance of energy conversion processes that involve direct methods of producing electric power from heat and other primary sources. It examines the means available for converting heat to electricity without the intermediate generation of rotating shaft power. A physical and quantitative understanding of the limitations of a number of commercially interesting methods are developed to allow the reader assessment of the technologies for specific applications. The list of processes considered is limited by performance measured in terms of cost, conversion, efficiency, and power density. This book is a natural adjunct to Energy Conversion (OUP, 1994), which focuses on the thermodynamics and mechanics of heat.