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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1978-10)Novel methods for producing ideal powders for fabricating Si3N ceramic parts have been investigated. The characteristics sought were principally uniformly small diameter, equiaxed, high purity particles which are ...
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(Cambridge, Mass. : Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Energy Laboratory, 1981, 1981)Extremely fine, uniform ceramic powders have been synthesized from Sil4 NH3 and C2H4 gas phase reactants that are heated by absorbing optical energy emitted from a C02 laser. Resulting Si, Si3N4 and SiC powders have been ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977-08-31)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979)This report presents the results of a social cost evaluation of three prospective photovoltaic electricity supply technologies. The technologies-based on cadmium sulfide, silicon, and gallium arsenide--are compared ...
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(MIT Energy Lab, 1977)This report is a result of a request to investigate the possibility of employing solar energy at a residential secondary school to reduce energy costs. Our approach was to explore this possibility in the context of a ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977)This report is a result of a request to investigate the possibility of employing solar energy at a residential secondary school to reduce energy costs. Our approach was to explore this possibility in the context of a more ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979)After defining Solar Energy Conversion System Input characteristics, an analytical model of the atmosphere is developed. This model is capable of computing the Solar Energy Flux on the collector area for a techno-economic ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977-06)The technical and economic feasibility of using solar energy to reduce conventional energy consumption of a large urban commercial building were studied in depth. Specifically, solar assisted dehumidification of ventillation ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-06)This paper is one of a series resulting from institutional analysis of photovoltaic (PV) acceptance. The case studies reported here involve use of solar thermal technologies in various residential settings. All of the ...
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(Cambridge : Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Energy Laboratory in association with the Sloan School of Management and the Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1979, 1979)This paper is one of a series resulting from institutional analysis of photovoltaic (PV) acceptance. The case studies reported here involve use of solar thermal technologies in variuos residential settings. All of the ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-08)As a companion to other studies of the standards problem for photovoltaics, this paper reports results of an institutional analysis case study of the effort to create solar thermal standards during the period 1974-78. ...
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The solar photovoltaics industry : the status and evolution of the technology and the institutions (MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977-12)
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Some evidence on differential inventory behavior in competitive and non-competitive market settings (MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-04)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977-05)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1978-12)
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([Cambridge, Mass.] : Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Energy Laboratory, 1985, 1985)An analytical model of long distance transport of air pollutants (Fay and Rosenzweig, 1980) has been adapted for the estimation of long term (e.g. annual) wet sulfate deposition in eastern N. America. The model parameters ...
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([Cambridge, Mass.] : Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Energy Laboratory, 1983, 1983)
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(Cambridge, Mass. : Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Energy Laboratory, 1982, 1982)This thesis analyzes how public utility prices should be changed over time and space. Earlier static and non spatial models of public utility pricing emerge as special cases of the theory developed here. Electricity is ...
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