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[en] This article is a directory of fuel suppliers to the electric power industry. The directory contains the company name, address, telephone and FAX numbers, contact person and a description of the fuels and services offered by the companies and their market areas. The directory's scope covers North America
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[en] This article examines the changes to the fuel procurement process, some brought about by acid rain legislation, and provides a step-by-step guide to handling the changes. The topics include requirements planning, market research, developing a good procurement strategy, implementing the strategy, effective administration, and a checklist for contract review
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Rossijskaya Akademiya Nauk, Moscow (Russian Federation); Rossijskoe Khimicheskoe Obshchestvo im. D.I. Mendeleeva, Moscow (Russian Federation); Administratsiya Volgogradskoj Oblasti, Volgograd (Russian Federation); Ministerstvo Obrazovaniya i Nauki Rossijskoj Federatsii, Moscow (Russian Federation); Natsional'nyj Komitet Rossijskikh Khimikov, Moscow (Russian Federation); Rossijskij Soyuz Khimikov, Moscow (Russian Federation); 600 p; ISBN 978-5-9948-0782-8; 
; ISBN 978-5-9948-0786-6 (VOLUME 4); ; 2011; p. 157; 19. Mendeleev Congress on general and applied chemistry; XIX Mendeleevskij s''ezd po obshchej i prikladnoj khimii; Volgograd (Russian Federation); 25-30 Sep 2011
; ISBN 978-5-9948-0786-6 (VOLUME 4); ; 2011; p. 157; 19. Mendeleev Congress on general and applied chemistry; XIX Mendeleevskij s''ezd po obshchej i prikladnoj khimii; Volgograd (Russian Federation); 25-30 Sep 2011
[en] This research is motivated by the rising electricity demands and a need to curb emissions from the electricity generation in Batam city, a city often called industrial city because of the large number of companies in the city. This study aims to provide an estimate of the emissions generated by all power plants which electricity produced is used for internal and external parties in the city of Batam. External parties for power plant companies can be households, as well as other companies inside and outside the industrial park. This study focuses on power plants because they are responsible for one fifth of total emissions of NOx, and a significant amount of other emissions in Batam. Primary data are obtained from field survey to all power plants in Batam. The emissions of NOx, CO, SOx, PM10, and HC are calculated using the 2013 EMEP/EEA methods and those of COx are estimated using the 2006 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) guidelines. Out of 116 companies surveyed as potential point sources, the author concluded that 24 power plants meet the criteria of companies that use the electricity generated for external user(s). After emissions inventory estimation, the author concludes the increasingly dominant coal power plant brings the highest environmental consequences. Thus the author argues that the emissions reduction actions should focus on this power plant. (author)
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Tagor Malem Sembiring; Hendro Tjahjono; Roziq Himawan; MB Mike Susmikanti; June Mellawati; Heni Susiati; Edwaren Liun; Erlan Dewita; Nuryanti; Budi Setiawan; Aisyah; Kuat Heriyanto; M Najib; Ngadenin (Badan Tenaga Nuklir Nasional, Jakarta (Indonesia)) (eds.); Didi Istardi; Budi Sugandi; Asdani Suhaemi (Politeknik Negeri Batam, Batam (Indonesia)) (eds.); Sihana (ed.) (Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), Yogyakarta (Indonesia)); National Nuclear Energy Agency, Jakarta (Indonesia); 1015 p; ISSN 2355-7524; ; 7 Dec 2016; p. 721-728; National Seminar on Nuclear Energy Technology 2016; Seminar Nasional Teknologi Energi Nuklir 2016; Batam (Indonesia); 4-5 Aug 2016; Also available from Center for Utilization of Informatics and Region Strategic Nuclear, National Nuclear Energy Agency, Puspiptek Area, Fax. 62-21-7560895, Serpong, Tangerang Selatan 15314 (ID); 13 refs.; 6 tabs.; 1 fig.
; 7 Dec 2016; p. 721-728; National Seminar on Nuclear Energy Technology 2016; Seminar Nasional Teknologi Energi Nuklir 2016; Batam (Indonesia); 4-5 Aug 2016; Also available from Center for Utilization of Informatics and Region Strategic Nuclear, National Nuclear Energy Agency, Puspiptek Area, Fax. 62-21-7560895, Serpong, Tangerang Selatan 15314 (ID); 13 refs.; 6 tabs.; 1 fig.
[en] The conception of sustainable resource development worked out under the initiative of the United Nations (UN) actualizes ideas for improving the health of people and the environment. The needs of people are to he addressed and, simultaneously, natural resources preserved. That is ,why ecological and economic expenses are to he integrated and flow sheets of industrial plants are to be reorganized in order to utilize natural resources in a rational way. The association of Estonia with the resolution of the UN Conference on Environmental Development held in Rio de Janeiro and the resolution of the Estonian Parliament concerning The National Program of Sustainable Development require changes in our lifestyle. Chemical education in schools has to support a change in the way of thinking and many concrete subjects can be connected with the problems of sustainable development. Metallic elements get into the environment mostly with fuel combustion ashes. According to various prognoses, fossil fuel resources will last for a thousand years. This means that more and more metallic compounds are thrown into the environment. Dispersion of metals in the air, water bodies and soil is continuously increasing. Finally, they reach the food chain and to the human body. As a result, toxicosis, illnesses, and inadvisable dislocations in organic life may occur. The trend to use ash as a raw material for metal production is considered to have some prospective economically attractive application. This would be one possible way of sustainable resource development to avoid the increase of environmental pollution and increase production of the corresponding metals
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Oil Shale; ISSN 0208-189X; ; v. 13(3); p. 219-226
; v. 13(3); p. 219-226
[en] The book comprises two parts: the first part elements of relevant NMR phenomenology, including a definition of the most important NMR parameters, an introduction to Fourier transform NMR and a discussion of newer pulse techniques. Sufficient background material is presented to enable the reader to follow such techniques as spin echo, two-dimensional and polarization transfer experiments. These techniques are illustrated by extensive examples derived from fuel chemistry. The second part addresses the interpretation of NMR spectra and is based, to a very large extent, on the work of the authors who have used NMR in a variety of applications in fossil fuels. This part describes in detail the three basic methods for interpreting NMR spectra of liquid fuels: average structural parameter calculations, average molecule construction and functional group analysis. The use of NMR in engineering calculations is also presented and should be particularly useful to those interested in processing of fossil fuels. Extensive examples are drawn from petroleum, shale oils, coal liquids and model systems. Computer programs for performing the characterizations from the spectra are provided. 146 refs.; 64 figs.; 47 tabs
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Analytical Spectroscopy Library; v. 1; 1987; 252 p; Elsevier; Amsterdam (Netherlands); ISBN 0-444-42694-9; ; Contains subject index.
; Contains subject index.
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