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POWER

ISSN: 0032-5929 Frecuencia: 12 Formato: Impresa

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7 art�culos asociados

Volumen 149 N�mero 5 Parte 0 A�o 2005

Aging workforce challenges industry - Demographics and the educational system may be partly to blame, but industry practices have also led to an impending crisis that threatens the ability of energy companies to do their basic job: Generate and deliv	Solicitud

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PLANT MAINTENANCE - Sealing boiler cracks once and for all - Using the Isomembrane sealing system at a late-1960s, 700-MW supercritical unit is saving the plant owner millions annually and improving many operational and performance parameters	Solicitud

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FUELS - Today''s high coal prices: Correction or crisis? The current price spike has different causes than previous ones and may have different long-term results as well. One of those results could be increased profits for coal producers	Solicitud

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Two pollutants for the price of one - Many air pollution control devices designed to capture SO2, NOx, and particulates also can remove mercury from boiler flue gases -- An approach to mercury control that''s popularly known as a ''co-benefits'' stra	Solicitud

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Wireless monitoring making inroads - Why? It costs less than wired systems, gives plant operators eyes and ears in previously inaccessible places, provides more useful data for problem analysis and prevention, and can slash outage times	Solicitud

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New on-site hydrogen generation technique boosts unit efficiency - A coal-fired power plant in Dickerson, Md., is finding even more benefits to this generator cooling technique than it expected	Solicitud

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How Entergy uses contractors at Indian Point - A combination of outsourcing and insourcing is this company''s secret to minimizing costs and maximizing control for high-skill jobs	Solicitud

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