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References

Database of State Incentive for Renewable & Efficiency:

 

There are numerous incentive programs available at the utility level, state and federal as well as various technology and industry focused programs.  Please visit DSIRE - Database of State (and federal) Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency http://www.dsireusa.org for the most current updated information for your specific application.

 

 

Organic Rankine Cycle:

  

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  1. World Energy Assessment IEA (2001). Renewable energy technologies, chapter 7.

 

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  1. S. Canada, G. Cohen, R. Cable, D. Brosseau, and H. Price,(2004) Parabolic Trough Organic Rankine Cycle Solar Power Plant, Presented at the 2004 DOE Solar Energy Technologies Program Review Meeting October 25-28, Denver, Colorado

 

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  1. Lane, G.A., (1983) Solar Heat Storage: Latent Heat Materials Volume I: Background and Scientific Principles. Vol. I. , Florida: CRC Press, Inc.

 

  1. Gonium, A.A. and S.A. Klein, (1989) The effect of phase change material properties on the performance of solar air based heating systems. Solar Energy, 42: p. 441

 

  1. Hoogendoorn, C.J. and G.C.J. Bart, (1992) Performance and modeling of latent heat stores. Solar energy, 48: p. 53-58.

 

  1. Lane, G.A., (1980) Low temperature heat storage with phase change materials. The International Journal of Ambient Energy. . Vol. I. P. 155-168.

 

  1. Verschoor, M.J.E. and Brouwer, E.P., (1995), Description of the SMR cycle, which Combines Fluid Elements of Steam and Organic Rankine Cycle, Energy 4, 20, pp.295.

 

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  1. Larjola, J., (1995). Electricity from Industrial Waste Heat Using High-Speed Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC), Int. J. Production Economics 41 pp.227-235.

 

  1. Rosen, M.A., Le, M. N., Dincer, I, 2005. Efficiency analysis of a cogeneration and district energy system. Applied Thermal Engineering 25:147-59.

 

  1. Rosen, M.A. 2001. Energy-and Exergy-based comparison of Coal-fired and nuclear steam power plants, Exergy: An international Journal1(3): 180-92

 

  1. Ozgener L., Hepbasli, A., Dincer, I. 2007. Parametric study of the effect of dead state on energy and exergy efficiencies of geothermal district heating systems. Heat Transfer Engineering 28, (4): 357-64.

 

  1. Kanoglu, M, Dincer, I., Rosen, M.A.2007. Exergetic performance analysis of various cogeneration systems for buildings. ASHRAE Trans, volume 113, Part 2.

 

 

Thermal Storage:

 

  1. Arkar, C. & Medved, S. (2002). Enhanced solar assisted building ventilation system using sphere encapsulated PCM thermal heat storage. IEA, ECES IA Annex 17, Advanced Thermal Energy Storage Techniques – Feasibility Studies and Demonstration Projects 2nd Workshop, Ljubljana, 3 – 5 April, Slovenia.

 

  1. Ismail, K.A.R. & Henriquez, J. R. (2001). Thermally effective windows with moving phase change material curtains, Applied Thermal Engineering 21, 1909-1923.

 

  1. Kunping Lin., Yinping Zhang., Xu Xu., Hongfa Di., Rui Yang. & Penghua Qin. (2005). Experimental study of under-floor electric heating system with shape-stabilized PCM plates, Energy and Buildings 37, 215-220.

 

  1. Mehling, H., Krippner, R. & Hauer, A. (2002). Research project on PCM in wood-lightweight-concrete, IEA, ECES IA Annex 17, Advanced Thermal Energy Storage through Phase Change Materials and Chemical Reactions - Feasibility Studies and Demonstration Projects. 2nd Workshop, Ljubljana, 3-5 April, Slovenia

 

  1. Saman, W.Y. & Belusko, M. (1997). Roof integrated unglazed transpired solar air heater. Proc. of the 1997 Australian and New Zealand Solar Energy Society, Lee T. (Ed). Paper 66, Canberra, Australia.

 

  1. Stritih, U. & Novak, P. (2002). Thermal storage of solar energy in the wall for building ventilation. Second workshop: IEA, ECES IA Annex 17, Advanced Thermal Energy Storage Techniques - Feasibility Studies and Demonstration Projects, Ljubljana, 3 - 5 April, Slovenia.

 

  1. University of Nottingham, ttp://www.nottingham.ac.uk/sbe/research/ventcool/objectives.htm,(2002). Vakilaltojjar, S. & Saman, W. (2000). Domestic heating and cooling with thermal storage.  8th International Conference on Thermal Energy Storage, 28 August - 1 September 2000, Stuttgart, Germany, pp. 381-386.

 

  1. Velraj R., Anbudurai, K., Nallusamy, N. & Cheralathan, M. (2002). PCM based thermal storage system for building air conditioning at Tidel Park, Chennai, WREC Cologne. Proc.