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The Dynamics of Energy : Supply, Conversion, and Utilization, Paperback / softback Book

The Dynamics of Energy : Supply, Conversion, and Utilization Paperback / softback

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As mankind searches for energy alternatives with minimal environmental consequences and acceptable cost, it is necessary to identify valid areas of endeavor that can activate favorable energy sources and technological developments.

Toward that end, The Dynamics of Energy: Supply, Conversion, and Utilization develops competence in energy matters on three levels: basic concepts, essential computations, and dynamic modeling. The book reviews the laws of thermodynamics and rate relationships between flows and gradients as a foundation for subsequent topics.

Using dynamic analysis, it examines the potential of current energy sources to serve the needs of a growing world economy.

The text also describes key fossil conversion, renewable conversion, and utilization technologies.

It presents a technique to assess efficiencies from ground (or harvest) to end use, explores the effects of energy use on the environment, and offers an introduction to dynamic modeling.

The book concludes with a description of energy technologies that, if suitably employed, could configure a sustainable energy future. Studying the dynamics of thermal systems is conducive to ascertaining what technologies could indeed make a difference for a desirable energy future.

Suitable response time to demand and acceptable fuel lifetimes are necessary conditions for energy systems to compete in the marketplace.

The planning effort that should lead the energy endeavor requires projection of the time span of pollution effects.

Harnessing the flexibility and speed of VisSim™ for dynamic modeling, this book provides the tools to model most thermal systems with moderate complexity.

It also evaluates energy supplies, conversion, and end use.

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