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Weekly Round Up
25 May 2013 |
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ARROSPE Cooperative Corporation - Engineered Custom Metal Fabrications
Clean Surface - Manufacturers of Dry Ice Blasting Machines and Cleaning Equipment
Canduct Industries - Complete Insulation Solutions for Liquid Filled Transformers
Termostav-Mraz - Refractory and Insulation Services
Luvata - Heat Exchangers for Industry and Ventilation
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High-Availability, Low Wear: Schenck Process Broadens its Portfolio of Injection Blow-Through Rotary Valves for Alternative Fuels
Schenck Process, leading producer of applied measurement and process technologies, is expanding its tried-and-tested portfolio of blow-through rotary valves.
Heat Exchangers on Ships
Heat exchangers are a kind of thermal machine widely employed on ships of every type, from cruise ships to large commercial ones, where they provide cooling of engines and hydraulic oil, in order to ensure the perfect lubrication and working conditions of each transmission and power system on board.
Groundbreaking Grid Code Compliance Tests
Solvina has recently finished grid code tests of Iru Waste-to-Energy Power Plant, near Tallinn in Estonia.
Eco-Genics Releases Dry Ice White Paper
Eco-Genics has released a white paper detailing its dry ice cleaning methods on industrial applications.
Presentation of Meinberg's Time Servers for Power Industry and Smartgrid at Elfack Power Fair 2013
Meinberg Radio Clocks, one of the world's leading manufactures of time and frequency synchronisation equipment, is showcasing its synchronisation solutions in cooperation with Netcontrol AB and Ehrenborg Networks AB at the Elfack Power Fair in Gothenburg, Sweden.
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Controlling Vibrations Wherever They Occur
Machinery and equipment in power generation and metal forming plants now employ an active vibration isolation system (source isolation), to reduce foundation size and...
Beirens: Energies, Skills, Innovations, Teams, Projects
Beirens possesses unparalleled knowledge in the design, manufacture, installation and maintenance of chimneys, exhausts and...
Power Systems Protection Services
OnPower provides protection services for power systems through a combination of support and maintenance services, specialist industrial equipment and training...
Economical Engineering Solutions
Based on more than 20 years of international experience and expertise of our engineering personnel, EEE Anlagenbau GmbH offers state-of-the-art and economical system solutions, focusing in...
HRSG Dry Ice Cleaning
Eco-Genics recently won a contract for providing dry ice cleaning services to a major power generation company in the UK. The scope of the work was complex and the controls measures in place...
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Positive energy: how Google is pioneering corporate access to renewables
Google is investing an additional $600m in its data centre in Lenoir, North Carolina, and aims to expand clean energy options for companies in the US state through utility-offered 'renewable energy tariffs'. Julian Turner talks to Michael Terrell, Google's senior policy counsel for energy and sustainability, about revolutionising corporate access to renewable power.
Why the UK needs US LNG
The US is on the cusp of exporting LNG abroad and British utility Centrica hasn’t wasted any time in locking down supplies for the UK. But why is the US such an attractive market for natural gas buyers and what does the UK power industry stand to benefit from this new source of imports?
Video feature: Turbinomics – architecture to harnesses energy
A skyscraper built to harness wind and solar power could offset an entire day's energy consumption. Rand Elliott, of Elliott & Associates Architects, and his colleagues are currently finalising the designs and technical capabilities of their patented 48 storey creation, the Turbinomics building. By Heidi Vella.
Future Power Technology: Renewables Edition
In this issue we take a look at the future of the marine power industry, in-pipe hydro technology that could harness energy from city’s water system, the world’s largest concentrated solar plant, new turbines especially designed for deep waters, and more.
April's top stories: Hydro Tasmania's wind farm, Ofgem's record fine on SSE
As Hydro Tasmania signed a cooperation deal with Chinese energy firm Shenhua Group to jointly invest $1.6bn to build wind farms in Australia, UK energy regulator Ofgem said it will impose a fine of £10.5m on utility giant SSE for the prolonged and extensive mis-selling of gas and electricity. Power-technology wraps up the key headlines from April 2013.
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Adler Combined Heat and Power Station
Adler Power Plant, located in the Sochi District of Russia, is an advanced combined heat and power station (CHPS) built by Gazprom.
Ulchin Nuclear Power Plant
Ulchin Nuclear Power Plant is the largest nuclear power plant in South Korea. The facility has an installed capacity of 6,157MW and is being developed in two phases.
Hainan Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) Power Plant
A 10MW ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) prototype power plant has been planned off the coast of Hainan Island in southern China.
The Grand Renaissance Hydroelectric Project
The Grand Renaissance Hydroelectric Project (GRHEP), formerly known as the Millennium Project of Ethiopia, is being developed on the Blue Nile River in the Ethiopian state of Beneshangul Gumuz.
Ningde Nuclear Power Plant
Ningde Nuclear Power Plant is located in Ningde, Fujian Province of China. It is the first island type nuclear power plant in China and also the first on the Taiwan Strait's west coast.
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