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Energy Harvesting Comes of Age

Is energy harvesting ready for prime time? It is certainly getting closer, according to Silicon Laboratories, which develops low-power wireless transmitters, and IDTechEx, a consultant in the field. Energy harvesters are devices that capture or recapture energy—vibration, heat, solar, electrostatic—that is otherwise lost.

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Nicolas Léonard Sadi Carnot

Nicolas Léonard Sadi Carnot

With his multiple scientific contributions, including the Carnot heat engine, Nicolas Léonard Sadi Carnot is often described as the “Father of Thermodynamics. His research advanced the development of more efficient steam engines and created a framework for a thermodynamic system that could be quantified through scientific measurement.

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A New Era for <br />Natural Gas Turbines

A New Era for Natural Gas Turbines

Power plant turbine efficiency has broken the 60% barrier with ultra-high temperature operations. It is now to the point that focus can shift to meet power plants’ concern for flexible efficient operations.

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Energy Conversion Group (ECG)

Comprised of five Divisions concerned with the application of energy and engineering principles

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Internal Combustion Engine Division (ICED)

Energy and Technology Management Group (ETMG)

Nuclear Engineering Division (NED)

Energy in concept is fundamental to mechanics and physics. Energy has three common forms: physical (including sound waves), thermodynamic/heat transfer, and mass transfer including radiation. Energy is essential for any useful work; any movement that overcomes inertia. Physicists classify energy as potential (such as gravity or stretched elastic) or kinetic, which is any object or mass in motion. Common measurements are ergs, calories, British Thermal Units, kilowatt hours, and joules.

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