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- Combined cycles: On the cutting edge
(Click here to read - Adobe Acrobat Required)
OEMs target higher efficiences and more operational flexibility
- Applying microturbines
Cogeneration and power ratings can help the machines match customer requirements
- Regulating carbon
The U.S. EPA has determined an "endangerment finding" that could trigger the clean air act on CO2 emissions
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- The engine of civilization
Why turbomachinery?
- Balancing the rotor
Robust and efficient aerodynamic and structural solvers can provide an integrated software solution for performing the entire workflow
- Benefits of product structuring
A multiple, but llimited, number of options for equipment can accommodate customer needs
- Motor drives, in depth
- Cogeneration at Cornell
A new gas-fired plant will help reduce CO2 emissions by 30% below 1990 levels, despite an increase in the university's square footage
- Managing the oil and gas fleet
Outsourcing asset management to specialists with dedicated resources may help improve equipment performance
and much, much more in the May/June 2009 issue. . .
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