Waste heat management in the electric power industry : issues of energy conservation and station operation under environmental constraints
Name
MIT-EL-79-040-09531570.pdf
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2.99 MB
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Author(s)
Adams, E. Eric
Harleman, Donald R. F.
Date Issued
December 1979
Publisher
MIT Energy Laboratory
Series/Report no.
MIT-EL
79-040
Abstract
Over the past three years, the Energy Laboratory, in cooperation
with the R.M. Parsons Laboratory for Water Resources and Hydrodynamics
at M.I.T. has been under contract with DOE/ECT to study various water
and waste heat management issues associated with the choice of cooling
systems for large steam-electric power plants. The purpose of this
report is to summarize the major findings to-date of this study. In
addition, an introduction or background section proceeds the summary
so that the results can be better integrated into the larger picture
of water and waste heat management.
Subjects
Waste heat.
Electric power-plants |z United States |x Energy conservation.
Heat recovery.
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