Renewable Energy Conversion, Transmission, and Storage

Informationen zum Autor Professor Emeritus at the Department of Environmental! Social and Spatial Change and professor of Physics at the Institute of Mathematics and Physics! both at Roskilde University! Denmark. He is also an independent consultant at NOVATOR Advanced Technology Consulting. With over five decades of experience researching in renewable energy! having published hundreds of monographs! articles in scientific journals! technical reports and conference contributions! receiving several awards and being knighted by Her Majesty Queen Margrete of Denmark! professor S rensen is one of the world's leading specialists in the field. Zusammenfassung Scientist and engineers working in the field renewable energy must overcome the challenges of conversion! transmission and storage before it can replace more traditional power sources such as oil and gas. This book provides strategies for the efficient conversion! transmission and storage of various forms of renewable energy.

Autorentext
Professor Emeritus at the Department of Environmental, Social and Spatial Change and professor of Physics at the Institute of Mathematics and Physics, both at Roskilde University, Denmark. He is also an independent consultant at NOVATOR Advanced Technology Consulting. With over five decades of experience researching in renewable energy, having published hundreds of monographs, articles in scientific journals, technical reports and conference contributions, receiving several awards and being knighted by Her Majesty Queen Margrete of Denmark, professor S rensen is one of the world's leading specialists in the field.

Zusammenfassung
Scientist and engineers working in the field renewable energy must overcome the challenges of conversion, transmission and storage before it can replace more traditional power sources such as oil and gas. This book provides strategies for the efficient conversion, transmission and storage of various forms of renewable energy.

Inhalt
Chapter1. IntroductionI. General principles Chapter2. Basic principles of energy conversion Chapter3. Thermodynamic engine cyclesII. Specific heat energy conversion processes Chapter4. Direct thermoelectric conversion Chapter5. Engine conversion Chapter6. Heat pumps Chapter7. Geothermal energy conversionIII. Specific mechanical energy conversion processes Chapter8. Basic description of flow-driven converters Chapter9. Propeller-type converters Chapter10. Crosswind and other alternative converter concepts Chapter11. Hydro energy conversion Chapter12. Magneto hydrodynamic converters Chapter13. Wave energy convertersIV. Specific radiation energy conversion processes Chapter14. Photovoltaic conversion Chapter15. Photoelectrochemical conversion processes Chapter16. Solar thermal converters Chapter17. Solar thermal electricity generators Chapter18. Solar cooling and other applicationsV. Specific electrochemical energy conversion processes Chapter19. Fuel cells Chapter20. Battery applicationsVI. Specific bioenergy conversion processes Chapter21. Combustion Chapter22. Biological conversion to gaseous fuels Chapter23. Biological conversion to liquid fuels Chapter24. Thermal conversion to gaseous and other fuelsVII.Energy Transmission Chapter25. Transmission of Heat Chapter26. Transmission of ElectricityVII.Energy Storage Chapter27. Storage of Heat chapter28. Storage of High-quality Energy FormsAppendix: Energy bands in semiconductorsMini-project exercisesReferencesIndex

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