Power Engineering

Power Engineering, Vol.106, No.3 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0032-5961 (Print)

In this Issue (21 articles)

7 - 7	Transmission's Pandora Box Schimmoller BK
8 - 8	Call to arms rebuttal Parker K
10 - 10	Fire suppression systems still needed Dieken D
13 - 13	North Dakota research project could increase lignite marketability Blankinship S
14 - 14	Technique sees through corrosion and slag to measure boiler tube thickness [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Hybrid system aims at reducing NOx and costs [Anonymous]
17 - 17	Tapping top talent - Key to success in independent power [Anonymous]
21 - 21	Sorbent injection mercury reduction testing continues [Anonymous]
22 - 22	Business briefs [Anonymous]
25 - 25	Construction and contracts [Anonymous]
26 - 26	Superstition ain't the way Blankinship S
28 - 28	That old devil plutonium is back Zink JC
30 - 30	Power plants warming to smart instrumentation Lueckenotte D
37 - 38	Repowering remains cost-effective option in the right circumstances Schimmoller BK
43 - 43	Fine tuning maintenance priorities boosts STP to record performance levels Schinzel G
49 - 50	Texas power plant upgrades restore lost megawatts to meet summer demand Odenthal T
54 - 54	Hydro automation program improves efficiency and reduces operating expense at TVA Terry WW
63 - 63	All fuel cell energy deliveries will be made despite explosion [Anonymous]
63 - 63	DOE's freedom car program might accelerate stationary-fuel cells too Blankinship S
64 - 64	Preliminary study findings suggest utility support of DG [Anonymous]
74 - 74	Fuel blending increases annual revenues by $4 million [Anonymous]