Power Engineering International

Table of Contents

03/01/2011
Volume 19, Issue 3
  • Features

    • Turbine retrofit in the Jänschwalde lignite fired power plant in Germany

      Located near the village of the same name in Brandenburg on the German-Polish border, the lignite fired Jänschwalde power plant has an installed capacity of 3000 MW and consists of six 500 MW units. It is the second-largest brown coal power plant in operation in Germany and is owned by Swedish utility Vattenfall.

  • Gas & Steam Turbine Directory

    • Efficiency versus flexibility: Advances in gas turbine technology

      Over the past 20 years gas turbines configured as combined-cycle power generation units have become one of the mainstays of the power generation industry, particularly in the liberalized electricity markets. This popularity has been driven by a number of factors including the relatively low cost of natural gas during at least part of this period, the low cost of gas turbines and the speed with which gas turbine-based power plants can be installed.

    • Gas Products and Services Listings

      An extensive list of providers to the gas and steam turbine industries.

    • Company Addresses

      An alphabetical listing of companies in the gas and steam turbine sectors with full contact details.

    • Developing USC: A Leap of Faith?

      At a European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST) meeting in 1994, a group of 40 power generators and manufacturers agreed to investigate the potential of nickel-based alloys as likely candidates for a new, advanced technology, named ‘AD700’. It would become a landmark in the ‘clean coal’ agenda and set the scene for further development of ultra-supercritical (USC) technology, where power plant designers were struggling to punch a way through steam parameters in the range of 300 bar and 600 °C – a barrier that had seemed impenetrable for some time.

    • Gas Turbine Technical Data

      PEi presents key performance data of both gas and steam turbines (larger than 1 MW) from manufacturers across the globe in an easy to read, comprehensive format.

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