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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977-09)Ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) is a method of generating power using the vertical temperature gradient of the tropical ocean as an energy source. Experimental and analytical studies have been carried out to determine ...
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(Cambridge : Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Energy Laboratory, 1980, 1980)A method is developed for assessing both the operational and economic performance of variable mixes of energy conversion technologies within their specific service environments. This method is incorporated into OESYS ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977-05)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1978-05)
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(MIT Energy Lab, 1986)The small LDCs which own the great bulk of oil resour- ces are rational agents and calculate with short horizons and high discount rates. They have pre-commitments to spend much (or even more than all) of their ...
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(Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Center for Energy Policy Research, 1986)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory in association with the Sloan School of Management and the Dept. of Economics, 1977-02)
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(MIT Energy Lab, 1976)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977-10)
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(MIT Energy Lab, 1975)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1978-01)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-01)A mixed mode cooling system is one which operates in either the open, closed, or helper (once-through but with the use of the cooling towers) modes. Such systems may be particularly economical where the need for ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977-05)Earlier studies of exhaustible resource production and pricing usually assume that there is a fixed reserve base that can be exploited over time. In reality there is no "fixed" reserve base (in an economically meaningful ...
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([Cambridge, Mass.] : Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Center for Energy Policy Research, Energy Laboratory, 1985, 1985)This paper shows how a dynamic multisector equilibrium model can be formulated to be able to analyze the optimal borrowing policy of a developing country. It also describes how a non-linear programming model with the ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1978-05)
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(Cambridge, Mass. : Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Energy Laboratory, 1981, 1981)Analytical and numerical methods have been applied to find the optimum axial power profile in a PWR with respect to uranium utilization. The preferred shape was found to have a large central region of uniform power density, ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-11)
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(Cambridge, Mass. : Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Energy Laboratory, 1982, 1982)Fundamental aspects of coal thermolysis were investigated, including how the chemical structures of aromatics, hydroaromatics, and alcohols affect their reactivities as hydrogen donors and acceptors in coal processing. The ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-12)
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(MIT Energy Lab, 1974)The concept of periodic towers is to have sheet metal discs partially submerged in hot, power plant condenser effluent. As the discs rotate, local sections of the discs alternately absorb heat from the effluent and ...
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