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- Securing Asia's energy assets
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Concerns over carbon emissions have not dampened new and ambitious projects to ramp up consumption of fossil fuels
- Coal: Much talk, less build
A temporary increase in power prices is forecast as generators look for alternatives, including natural gas and replacement power
- Integrated control systems
Supporting standard protocols and a range of functionalities
- Controlling varnish
New and upgraded systems aim to remove and prevent varnish
- Performance Correction - Part 1
Current practice using performance correction curves can affect contractual bonus-penalty payments
- Inlet chilling market unchills
Buying a chiller for power augmentatin is more atractive than it used to be -- particularly for newer turbines and peaking plants
- Achieving CFD accuracy
A new approach to grid generation reduces input data required and optimizes grid smoothness and orthogonality
- Hydrogen for generators
Cost, safety and reliability concerns favor onsite production
- Designing fuel gas boosters
Turbine operation, gas quality and processing, and compression requirements should be considered
and much, much more in the March/April 2008 issue!
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