[PDF] Power Plant Technology by M.M. EI-Wakil

Power Plant Technology PDF

Author(s)  : M.M. EI-Wakil
Writer  : McGraw Hill
Version    : First
Pages     : 878
PDF measurement   : 24 MB

Ebook Description:

Power Plant Technology by M.M. EI-Wakil is designed for programs in energy plant expertise, Powerplant Engineering, and vitality conversion provided in departments of Mechanical Engineering and Nuclear Engineering. It’s also appropriate as a complement to programs in vitality evaluation provided in Mechanical or Nuclear Engineering departments or vitality evaluation applications. It covers fossil, nuclear and renewable-energy energy vegetation with equal emphasis, giving college students a whole and detailed understanding of your complete spectrum of energy era techniques.

Salient Options:

• Contains introductory materials that’s vital for the understanding and evaluation of most powerplant techniques.
• Targeted on the therapy and synthesis of electric-generating Powerplant Technology and engineering, with a steadiness between analytical and technological facets of powerplant design, techniques, and results.

Book Contents:

1. A Thermodynamics Evaluation
2. The Rankine Cycle
3. Fossil Gasoline Steam Turbines
4. Fuels And Combustion
5. Generators
6. The Condensate-Feedwater System
7. The Circulating-Water System
8. Gasoline Turbine and Mixed Cycles
9. Rules of Nuclear Vitality
10. Thermal Fission Reactors and Powerplants
11. Quick Breeder Reactors and Powerplants
12. Geothermal Vitality
13. Photo voltaic Vitality
14. Wind Vitality
15. Vitality from the Oceans
16. Vitality Storage
17. Environmental Features of Power Era

Powerplant Technology PDF

Author(s): Mohamed M. El-Wakil

Publisher: McGraw-Hill, Year: 1984

ISBN: 9780070192881

This text is designed for courses in powerplant technology, powerplant engineering, and energy conversion offered in departments of mechanical engineering and nuclear engineering. It is also suitable as a supplement to courses in energy analysis offered in mechanical or nuclear engineering departments or energy analysis programs. It covers fossil, nuclear and renewable-energy powerplants with equal emphasis, giving students a complete and detailed understanding of the entire spectrum of power generation systems.