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a vital element in mankind's quest for survival and progress : transactions of the first international assembly held at Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, 27 May-1 June 1979
International Assembly on Energy Storage 1979 : Dubrovnik, Croatia)
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Front Cover; Energy Storage: A Vital Element in Mankind's Quest for Survival and Progress; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; PREFACE; ORGANIZATION OF ASSEMBLY; PROGRAM; SECTION I: Plenary Lectures; CHAPTER 1. CHAIRMAN'S OPENING REMARKS; CHAPTER 2. INTRODUCTORY ADDRESS; CHAPTER 3. ELECTROCHEMICAL ENERGY STORAGE; 1 . THE NEED FOR ENERGY STORAGE; 2. ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES; 3, INTRODUCTION TO ELECTROCHEMICAL STORAGE; 4. RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES -- CONVENTIONAL TECHNOLOGY; 5. RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES -- FUTURE SYSTEMS; 6. THE LIMITS OF ELECTROCHEMICAL ENERGY STORAGE; 7. SUMMARY AND OUTLOOK.
The Ferric Bromide SystemOrganic Redox Systems; Conclusion; Acknowledgments; References and Notes; CHAPTER 6. MECHANICAL ENERGY STORAGE; ABSTRACT; INTRODUCTION; ASSET CYCLE DIAGRAM; HUNTORF 290 MW ASSET PLANT; NEW ADDITION TO THE ART OF ENGINEERING AT HUNTORF; SIXTY-CYCLE MODULE; GENERAL APPLICATION OF ASSET PLANTS TO THE UTILITY'S SYSTEM; CONCLUSIONS; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 7. MODELLING AND ASSESSMENT; Summary; 1. Energy supply and energy storage; 2. Framing the discussion, time scale and systems; 3. Elements of present knowledge and outlook; References.
CHAPTER 8. SOME IMPACTS OF ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES ON U.S. ENERGY PROBLEMSPART 1: INTRODUCTION; SOCIAL PERSPECTIVE ON ENERGY USE AND ENERGY STORAGE; SOCIAL FACTORS INFLUENCING ENERGY CONSUMPTION; PART II: INTRODUCTION; DOE DIVISION OF ENERGY STORAGE; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 9. CHAIRMAN'S CLOSING REMARKS; SECTION II: Summary Proceedings; CHAPTER 10. INTRODUCTION/OVERVIEW; AFTERNOON PLENARY SESSION; CONCLUDING PLENARY SESSION; SECTION III:Panel Session Papers; PART 1: ELECTROCHEMICAL ENERGY STORAGE PANEL; CHAPTER 11. ELECTROCHEMICAL ENERGY STORAGE PANEL.
Chapter 12.fuel cells and metal-air batteries as electrochemical energy storage systemsabstract; introduction; fuel cells; accumulators; closing remarks; acknowledgement; references; chapter 13.electrochemical energy storage on board of road electric vehicles; abstract; introduction; the case of the lead/battery; the case of alkaline batteries; the case of high energy density batteries; conclusions; references; chapter 14.lithium/metal sulfide batteries for electric vehicles; abstract; introduction; battery development; conclusions.
Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.
Energy storage : a vital element in mankind's quest for survival and progress : transactions of the first international assembly held at Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, 27 May-1 June 1979
International Assembly on Energy Storage (1st : 1979 : Dubrovnik, Croatia).