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(MIT Energy Lab, 1976)
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([Cambridge, Mass.] : Energy Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1988, 1988)This report contains the climatological, technical and economic factors for episodic and seasonal control of emissions in existing power plants. Analyzing a large data set of acid deposition for the years 1982-85, we find ...
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(MIT Energy Lab, 1988)The main research objective is to determine the effect of coal-water fuel (CWF) treatment on atomization quality when applied to an ultrafine coal water fuel (solids loading - 50%) and at elevated pressures. The fuel ...
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(Cambridge, Mass. : Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Energy Laboratory, 1982, 1982)Systematic procedures have been developed and applied to assess the uranium utilization potential of a broad range of options involving the selective use of thorium in Pressurized Water Reactors (PWRs) operating on the ...
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(MIT Energy Lab, 1976)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-01)The Reactor Safety Study (RSS) or Wash-1400 developed a methodology estimating the public risk from light water nuclear reactors. In order to give further insights into this study, a sensitivity analysis has been ...
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(Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Energy Laboratory., 1978-07)This report presents the results of a sectoral demand analysis for photo- voltaic power systems used in the residential sector single family homes], the service, commercial, and institutional sector [schools] and in ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-06)Producing shale oil on a large scale is one of the possible alternatives for reducing dependence of the United States on imported petroleum. Industry is not producing shale oil on a commercial scale now because costs ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-07)A workshop on shale oil, sponsored by M.I.T., was held on June 4-5, 1979. The purpose of the workshop was to identify technological opportunities for significant reduction in the cost of producing shale oil on a large ...
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(Cambridge, Mass. : Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Energy Laboratory, 1982, 1982)This study analyzed the recovery of oil from oil shale by use of proposed systems which incorporate beneficiation of the shale ore (that is, concentration of the kerogen) before the oil-recovery step. The objective was to ...
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(Cambridge, Mass. : Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Energy Laboratory, 1982, 1982)This study analyzed the recovery of oil from oil shale by use of proposed systems which incorporate beneficiation of the shale ore (that is, concentration of the kerogen) before the oil-recovery step. The objective was to ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-01)
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-02)ABSTRACT This paper describes a dynamic simulation model of energy production and use by pulp and paper mills. The model can be used to assess the costs and benefits of the use of different proportions of wood waste ...
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(Cambridge, Mass. : Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Energy Laboratory, 1982, 1982)Natural and forced convection experiments(SBTF and French) are simulated with the sodium version of the thermal-hydraulic computer code THERMIT. Simulation is done for the test secti- -on with the pressure-velocity boundary ...
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(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1978-10)One of a series of publications which are part of the institutional analysis research conducted under the Department of Energy's Photovoltaic (PV) Program, this paper describes the Simultaneous Preference Reporting ...
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(Energy Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1988)
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(MIT Energy Lab, 1988)Extremely high quality ceramic powders have been synthesized from SiH4, NH3 and CH4 reactant gasses that are heated by absorbing energy emitted from a CO2 laser. Resulting Si, Si3N4 and SiC powders have been characterized ...
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(Cambridge, Mass. : Energy Laboratory and Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1984, 1984)CO[subscript 2] lasers have been employed to heat reactant gases to synthesize Si, Si[subscript 3] N[subscript 4] and SiC powders. The powders are small, uniform in size, nonagglomerated, highly pure and of controlled ...
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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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