Renewable energy : a first course / Robert Ehrlich, Harold A. Geller.

Av:

Ehrlich, Robert [aut]

Medverkande(n):

Geller, Harold A [aut]

Materialtyp: Text

text

Medietyp:

unmediated

Bärartyp:

volume

ISBN:

9781498736954
1498736955
9781138297388
1138297380

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Fler format: även utgiven elektroniskt: Past Glacial EnvironmentsDDK-klassifikation:

333.794 23

Annan klassifikation:

P.08

Innehåll:

1: Introduction -- 2: Fossil Fuels -- 3: Nuclear Power -- 4: Nuclear Power -- 5: Biofuels -- 6: Geothermal Energy -- 7: Wind Power -- 8: Hydropower -- 9: Solar Radiation and Earth’s Climate -- 10: Solar Thermal -- 11: Photovoltaics -- 12: Energy Conservation and Efficiency -- 13: Energy Storage and Transmission -- 14: Climate and Energy -- 15: Data Analytics and Risk Assessment -- 16: Dynamics of Population -- Answers to Even-Numbered Problems -- Appendix A: Useful Physical Constants -- Appendix B: Useful Conversion Factors

Sammanfattning: This revised edition is fully updated and continues to provide the best in-depth introduction to renewable energy science. It focuses mainly on renewable energy, but also addresses nonrenewable energy (fossil fuels and nuclear technology). The coverage extends from the basic physics to conservation, economic, and public policy issues, with strong emphasis on explaining how things work in practice. The authors avoid technical jargon and advanced math, but address fundamental analytical skills with wide application, including: Two brand new chapters giving an introduction to population dynamics and statistical analysis for energy studies; Additional self-study problems and answers; More worked examples; and Up-to-date coverage of areas such as hydraulic fracturing, integration of renewable energy to power grid, and cost.

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This revised edition is fully updated and continues to provide the best in-depth introduction to renewable energy science. It focuses mainly on renewable energy, but also addresses nonrenewable energy (fossil fuels and nuclear technology). The coverage extends from the basic physics to conservation, economic, and public policy issues, with strong emphasis on explaining how things work in practice. The authors avoid technical jargon and advanced math, but address fundamental analytical skills with wide application, including: Two brand new chapters giving an introduction to population dynamics and statistical analysis for energy studies; Additional self-study problems and answers; More worked examples; and Up-to-date coverage of areas such as hydraulic fracturing, integration of renewable energy to power grid, and cost.