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1 online resource (xiii, 389 pages) : illustrations (some color) |
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THERMOELECTRIC POWER; THERMOELECTRIC POWER; Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data; CONTENTS; PREFACE; Chapter 1: INFLUENCE OF LIGHT WAVES ON THE THERMOELECTRIC POWER IN QUANTUM CONFINED OPTOELECTRONIC MATERIALS AND SUPERLATTICES UNDER STRONG MAGNETIC FIELD; ABSTRACT; 1. INTRODUCTION; 2. THEORETICAL BACKGROUND; 2.1. Formulation of TPSM in UF of Optoelectronic Materials; 2.2. Formulation of TPSM in Quantum Wires of Optoelectronic Materials; 2.3. Formulation of TPSM in Quantum Dots of Optoelectronic Materials |
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2.4. Formulation of TPSM in III-V Quantum Wire Effective Mass Superlattices2.5. Formulation of TPSM in III-V Quantum Dot Effective Mass Superlattices; 2.6. Formulation of TPSM in III-V Quantum Wire Superlattices with Graded Interfaces; 2.7. Formulation of TPSM in III-V Quantum Dot Superlattices with Graded Interfaces; 2.8. Formulation of TPSM in Optoelectronic Materials; 2.8. Formulation of TPSM in Ultrathin Films of Optoelectronic Materials; 2.10. The Nine Different Applications of the Results of This Chapter in the Field of Nanostructured Electronics in General; RESULT AND DISCUSSION |
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTSREFERENCES; Chapter 2: RELIABILITY-BASED PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF THERMAL POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT; ABSTRACT; 1. INTRODUCTION; 2. METHOD DEVELOPMENT; 2.1. Functional Tree Analysis; 2.2. Failure Modes and Effects Analysis; 2.3. Reliability Analysis; 2.4. Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) Concepts; 3. APPLICATION; 3.1. Gas Turbines Analysis; 3.2. Heat Recovery Steam Generators Analysis; CONCLUSION; REFERENCES; Chapter 3: INNOVATIONS IN ORGANIC-FUELED THERMOELECTRIC GENERATORS DEVELOPMENT; ABSTRACT; INTRODUCTION |
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1. EFFICIENCY OF ORGANIC-FUELED THERMOELECTRIC GENERATORS AND RESERVES OF ITS INCREASE2. SEGMENTED THERMOELECTRIC GENERATORS; 3. FUNCTIONALLY GRADED THERMOELECTRIC MATERIALS FOR GENERATORS; 3.1. Materials for Generator Modules; 3.2. Design of FGTM for Generators; 3.3. Optimal FGTM for Generators; 3.4. FGTM Technologies; 3.5. FGTM Modules; 4. PERMEABLE THERMOELEMENTS FOR GENERATORS; 4.1. Thermoelements eith Channels or Pores; 4.2. Permeable Thermoelements with a Catalyst; 4.3. Thermoelectric Materials with Catalytic Properties; 5. EXAMPLES OF ORGANIC-FUELED TEGS DEVELOPMENTS |
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5.1. Thermal and Electric Energy Generator5.2. Generator for Heating Systems; 5.3. Generator for Gas-Distributing Stations; 5.4. Portable Gas-Fueled Generator; 5.5. Generators for Power Supply to Automatic Devices of Gas Heaters; 5.6. Portable Catalytic Generator; 5.7. Catalytic Microgenerators; CONCLUSION; REFERENCES; Chapter 4: THERMOELECTRIC WATER WITHDRAWALS IN THE U.S.: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE; ABSTRACT; INTRODUCTION; OVERVIEW OF THERMOELECTRIC WATERWITHDRAWALS IN THE U.S.; Spatial Distribution of Thermoelectric Water Withdrawals; Water Sources for Thermoelectric Power Production |
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Includes index |
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Subject |
Thermal electromotive force -- Measurement
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Thermoelectricity.
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SCIENCE -- Physics -- Electricity.
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Thermoelectricity
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Electronic book
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Author |
Dempsey, William P
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ISBN |
9781611225891 |
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1611225892 |
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