Power

Power, Vol.149, No.8 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0032-5929 (Print)

In this Issue (25 articles)

4 - 4	Pick your fights Peltier R
7 - 7	PRB consumption still growing [Anonymous]
7 - 8	Filling Silicon Valley's demand gap [Anonymous]
8 - 8	Frame 9FB to debut in Spain [Anonymous]
10 - 12	Buoy identifies UK wave energy potential [Anonymous]
12 - 12	E. A. Gilbert generating unit, Maysville, Kentucky Wicker K
12 - 12	Asians craving nukes, fuel cells [Anonymous]
12 - 12	TransAlta's Sundance plant pioneers the company's plunge into automation (vol 149, pg 32, 2005) Wicker K
14 - 15	Supercritical critics Wood JF
14 - 14	Supercritical critics Stultz S
15 - 15	Supercritical critics - Response [Anonymous]
17 - 18	Monitor CO to detect- and prevent-coal fires [Anonymous]
18 - 18	Dustless railcar unloading station [Anonymous]
20 - 22	Testing fire sprinkler systems [Anonymous]
24 - 28	Assessing the cost of new coal-fired power plants Booras G, Hoskins B
30 - 31	Benchmarking boiler tube failures - Part 1 Patrick J, Oldani R, Von Behren D
34 - 37	Boiler modeling optimizes sootblowing Pilboontum SJ, Swift SM, Conrad RS
38 - 41	Advances in intelligent sootblowing Carter HR
48 - 51	Minimizes NOx using only combustion control Penterson CA, Hules KR
54 - 56	Advanced transfer chute reduces dust at lower cost Blazek C
57 - 58	Get smart about removing slag Wicker K
61 - 62	Computer modeling brings slag control into the 21st century Smyrniotis C
64 - 66	How to make a flyash an income generator Nicholson G, Lockert CA
M1 - M2	New and future coal-fired generation as of 2005 - Few new coal plants have been completed in the past five years, but many are in the pipeline [Anonymous]
M3 - M4	With gas now dear, coal is generation's new darling Peltier R, Wicker K