Energy: Money, Materials and Engineering

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Front Matter, Page i
Copyright, Page ii
THERMODYNAMICS AND ECONOMICS - IS THERE A CONFLICT?, Pages P1/1-P1/7, W.R. Hawthorne
THERMODYNAMICS AND ECONOMICS: IS THERE A CONFLICT?, Pages P2/1-P2/9, N.L. Franklin
THE ECONOMIC CONTAINMENT AND APPLICATION OF ENERGY “THE CHEMICAL ENGINEER'S QUEST FOR EFFICIENCY”, Pages P3/1-P3/9, Laurence O. Stine
ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT, Pages P4/1-P4/12, J.F. Mathis, J.M. Carlson, E.L. Holt
SOME ASPECTS OP ENERGY CONVERSION AS EXEMPLIFIED BY GASIFICATION AND LIQUEFACTION OF BROWN COAL, Pages P5/1-P5/27, Hans Teggers
ENERGY FLUX AND ENERGY STORAGE IN HEAT TRANSFORMATION DEVICES, Pages P6/1-P6/13, G. Alefeld
FUELS FROM BIOMASS, Pages P7/1-P7/23, R.G.H. Prince, I.G. Prince, J.P. Barford
IS THE “VALUE ”OF A SOURCE OF ENERGY BASED ON ENTHALPY, ENTROPY, ECONOMY OR ECOLOGY? An example of application : the optimisation of a heat exchanger, Pages T1/1-T1/13, P. LE GOFF, M. GIULIETTI
THERMODYNAMIC AND MONETARY QUANTITIES, CAN THEY BE RELATED?, Pages T1/15-T1/21, L. Riekert
ENERGY ANALYSIS AS AN AID TO PUBLIC DECISION MAKING, Pages T1/23-T1/36, D.G. Evans
A THERMODYNAMIC CONSTRAINT ON THE RATE OF GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT, Pages T1/37-T1/48, Malcolm Slesser
EXERGY EFFICIENCY OF INDUSTRIAL ENERGY USE, Pages T1/49-T1/56, WILLEM VAN GOOL, HERMAN TER HORST
SAVING ENERGY IN A LARGE CHEMICAL FACTORY AND THE IMPACT ON THE ENERGY SUPPLY OF THE WORKS, Pages T2/1-T2/17, A. MAIHÖFER, H. KÖRNER
THE ECONOMICS OF HEAT RECOVERY SYSTEMS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO VAPOUR COMPRESSION HEAT PUMPS, Pages T2/19-T2/30, F.A. Watson, F.A. Holland
ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF A LEAD SMELTER, Pages T2/31-T2/48, D.R. Morris, F.R. Steward, P. Evans
CONSERVATION OP ENERGY ON A 40,000 BPSD FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING UNIT UTILISING A FLUE GAS EXPANSION TURBINE, Pages T2/49-T2/62, R.N. Blurton, L.J. Ruckley
THE CONTRIBUTION OF GAS TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE IN MEETING THE ENERGY REQUIREMENTS OF THE UK, Pages T3/1-T3/17, G.H. Gibson
WATER ELECTROLYSIS AND ELECTROCHEMICAL RECOMBUSTION OF HYDROGEN IN FUEL CELLS; A MEANS FOR ENERGY CONVERSION AND STORAGE, Pages T3/19-T3/33, H. Wendt
ENERGY FLUX IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN, Pages T3/35-T3/45, Brian Locke
POSSIBLE MATERIALS AVAILABILITY CONSTRAINTS ON FUTURE ENERGY SYSTEMS, Pages T3/47-T3/54, F. Roberts
THE POTENTIAL OF ELECTROCHEMICAL BATTERIES FOR BULK ENERGY STORAGE IN AN ELECTRICITY SUPPLY SYSTEM, Pages T3/55-T3/67, J.R.W. TALBOT
NUCLEAR WASTE: A SOURCE OF VALUABLE RAW MATERIAL OR JUST A TROUBLESOME POLLUTANT?, Pages T4/1-T4/13, E.R. Merz
POSSIBLE CLIMATIC CHANGE BY ANTHROPOGENIC CO2 EMISSION, Pages T4/15-T4/30, S. Hartwig, W. Heudorfer, G. Schnatz
THE ECONOMICS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IN ENERGY UTILISATION, Pages T4/31-T4/37, R. Sylvester-Evans, David Train
POSSIBLE FOSSIL FUEL DEVELOPMENTS WITHIN THE ELECTRIC PCWER GENERATION INDUSTRY AND THEIR IMPACT ON OTHER INDUSTRIES, Pages T4/39-T4/46, W.S. Kyte, J. Bettelheim, J.R.P. Cooper
ELECTRODIALYSIS-BASED PROCESS FOR DISPOSAL OF POWER AND PROCESS INDUSTRY SOLUBLE SALT WASTE, Pages T4/47-T4/57, Charles E. McKnight
THERMODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF A COAL GASIFICATION PROCESS, Pages T5/1-T5/10, G. Tsatsaronis
RATIONAL DESIGN OF EQUIPMENT A FACTOR IN ENERGY SAVING, Pages T5/11-T5/19, H. BRAUER
MINERAL RECOVERY FROM COAL CONVERSION SOLID WASTES, Pages T5/21-T5/30, G. Burnet, N. Harnby
THE THERMAL DRYING OF DIGESTED SLUDGE WITH HEAT RECOVERY, Pages T5/31-T5/37, E.S. Gaddis, A. Vogelpohl
ENERGY CONSIDERATIONS FOR MIXERS IN BLENDING AND MASS TRANSFER OPERATIONS, Pages T5/39-T5/52, J.Y. Oldshue
BIOMASS FOR ENERGY: FUELS NOW AND IN THE FUTURE, Pages T6/1-T6/13, D.O. Hall
OCEAN THERMAL ENERGY CONVERSION - A BASE LOAD RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEM, Pages T6/15-T6/25, D.E. Lennard
ADVANCEMENTS IN THE UTILIZATION OF GEOTHERMAL ENERGY IN WESTERN U.S.A., Pages T6/27-T6/41, D.H. White, T.L. Young, H.B. Mathews, D. Wolf
DEVELOPMENT OF A CONTINUOUS FERMENTATION PROCESS FOR FUEL ALCOHOL PRODUCTION, Pages T6/43-T6/55, A.J. Payne, G.E. Guidoboni
PRODUCTION OF LIQUID FUELS AND CHEMICALS THROUGH ANAEROBIC DIGESTION OF BIOMASS, Pages T6/57-T6/66, Ralph L. Wentworth, Donald L. Wise, Peter F. Levy
HIGH TEMPERATURE HEAT STORAGE, Pages A/1-A/7, J.S.M. Botterill, A.G. Salway, Y. Teoman
ANALYSIS OF ENERGY CONSERVATION POSSIBILITIES IN AN INDUSTRIAL DRYING PROCESS, Pages A/9-A/14, M. Splinter, W. Willeboer
OBSOLESCENCE IN ENERGY - USING EQUIPMENT, Pages A/15-A/20, Colin Pritchard
THE COAGULATION OF SUSPENSIONS OF PRECIOUS METALS AND METAL OXIDES IN NITRIC ACID WITH RESPECT TO NUCLEAR FUEL RECYCLING, Pages A/21-A/25, H. BEHRET
Energy and the Environment, Pages A/27-A/32, K.R. Sudhakar, G.P. Arun Dev, D. Srinivasan
EQUILIBRIUM MODELLING - A CHEAP AND EFFECTIVE AID TO GASIFIER SYSTEM DESIGN AND ANALYSIS, Pages A/33-A/38, J.R. Gibbins, H.T. Wilson
HEAT TRANSFER IN THE RADIATION SECTION OF CHEMICAL TUBE REACTORS, Pages A/39-A/44, E. Scholand
FERMENTATION OF LEUCAENA LEUCOCEPHALA LEAVES FOR FUEL, FERTILIZER, AND ANIMAL FEED, Pages A/45-A/50, C.E. Lewis, D.A. Minott, A.L. Hales
SURFACE AREA AND PORE VOLUME DISTRIBUTIONS OF EASTERN U.S. OIL SHALES, Pages A/51-A/56, J.T. Schrodt, A.C. Comer
SUPPLE ELECTRICAL TARIFFS, Pages A/57-A/60, Edward V. Sherry
PROSPECTS FOR THE EXTRACTION OF URANIUM FROM SEAWATER, Pages A/61-A/66, F. Vernon, H. Cameron, L. Georghiou
ENTROPY BACKGROUND IN ENGINEERING AND ECONOMICS, Pages A/67-A/79, Charles E. McKnight