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2. Citadel Commercial Condensing Boilers.

Subjects
*FORTIFICATION, *BOILERS, *THERMAL efficiency, *BOILER efficiency, *NATURAL gas
Abstract

The article focuses on the features and specifications of Citadel commercial condensing boilers from U.S. Boiler, which come in five capacities, can be stacked two-high without accessory racking systems, have zero side and top clearance.

Published
2023

3. Low-Power, Long-Range Sensors Detect Gas Leaks: To precisely detect natural gas leaks, IoT sensors must be deployed properly. Here's an example of one sensor that helps achieve that goal.

Author

DEMERLÉ, RÉMI and VINCENT, MAXIME

Subjects
*GAS detectors, *DETECTORS, *LEAK detectors, *INTERNET of things, *NATURAL gas, *SMART meters
Abstract

Low-power, long-range IoT sensors are being used to detect natural gas leaks, which are crucial to prevent catastrophic damage and loss of life. One example of an advanced solution is the eLichens avolta-CH4 gas leak detector, which is highly selective to methane and can also detect other gases. The sensor, designed specifically for this application, has a no-drift output and does not require recalibration for over 10 years. It runs on the LoRaWAN standard, which allows for efficient and low-power wireless communication. The company is also working on integrating the detector into a larger gas safety solution and developing versions for new markets. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

5. SNAPSHOT.

Author

Herzig, Ilana

Subjects
*CURTAIN walls, *NATURAL gas, *HOT water
Abstract

A galvanized-steel structure supports the glazed curtain wall and anodized-aluminum fins, which are rotated at different angles on each side of the cube for varying degrees of opacity. Conceived to withstand flooding, dampen sound, and reduce emissions, the resilient structure includes a thermal energy-storage tank, backup equipment, and self-restart capabilities. METAL FINS and abundant glass boldly announce Harvard University's District Energy Facility (DEF) which, quite literally, provides windows on the building's state-of-the-art equipment. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2021

7. HAZARDOUS LOCATION LINEAR POSITION SENSORS MONITOR STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF LNG STORAGE TANKS.

Author

Rhodes, Mike

Subjects
*POSITION sensors, *STRUCTURAL health monitoring, *LIQUEFIED natural gas storage, *STORAGE tanks, *SENSOR placement, *LIQUEFIED natural gas, *NATURAL gas
Abstract

The article focuses on the use of NewTek Hazardous Location Position Sensors for monitoring the structural integrity of Liquified Natural Gas tanks in liquefaction and export facilities.

Published
2023

8. TOC ANALYZERS FOR MONITORING LOW-TOC VALUES PRECISELY AND RELIABLY.

Author

Rhodes, Mike

Subjects
*NATURAL gas, *REMANUFACTURING, *STRUCTURAL health monitoring, *POSITION sensors, *PERSONAL care products industry, *DIFFERENTIAL transformers
Abstract

The article reviews Total organic carbon (TOC) analyzers CA78 and CA79 from Endress+Hauser for monitoring total organic carbon in ultrapure water.

Published
2023

9. Innovations.

Author

RHODES, MIKE

Subjects
*TECHNOLOGICAL innovations, *NATURAL gas pipelines, *HEAT exchanger equipment, *NATURAL gas
Abstract

The article offers brief information on the HY-OPTIMA 5000 Series analyzer from H2scan, the Petro-SIM* 7.2 process simulation software from KBC, and the KingCrown process indicator from BAUMER.

Published
2022

17. New player in propane, natural gas engine market.

Author

VOGT, WILLIE

Subjects
*PROPANE as fuel, *NATURAL gas, *INTERNAL combustion engines, *NATURAL gas vehicles, *MICROIRRIGATION, *PROPANE
Abstract

The article offers a preview of the electronic fuel system, and a full range of choices with propane or natural gas power from Industrial-Irrigation Services.

Published
2019

20. Firm and Interruptible Pricing Patterns: Public versus Private Gas Distribution Utilities.

Author

Hollas, Daniel R.

Subjects
BUSINESS enterprises, NATURAL gas, GAS distribution, POLITICAL planning
Abstract

This study presents a model of the determination of firm and interruptible gas pricing patterns for a sample of municipal and private natural gas distribution utilities. Firm and interruptible gas pricing is widely used by gas distributors as an alternative to peak and off-peak pricing. How enterprise form affects these pricing patterns is the focus of this study. Although state regulated municipals are included in the analysis, the focus of the investigation is on the difference between state regulated privates and locally regulated (unregulated) municipals since these are the major options from a public policy perspective. The natural gas distribution industry is chosen for study since this industry is largely ignored in the empirical literature. The few gas distribution pricing studies which exist are generally quite limited in scope [10; 42], examine the economic efficiency of private gas distributors from a cost and profit perspective [33], or focus upon state regulatory effects on service contracts [23] or private distributors' pricing [29]. None of these studies addresses the relationship between ownership form and firm/interruptible gas pricing patterns. This paper provides statistical tests for the effect of municipal and private ownership forms on firm and interruptible gas prices. To test for ownership effects, systems of demand, price, and cost equations are estimated for six customer groups served by natural gas distribution utilities. Statistical results support the hypothesis that unregulated municipal ownership lowers firm rates, thereby encouraging peak usage. In the case of residential customers, which generally is the largest political constituency among the various gas customer groups, there is strong evidence that unregulated municipals charge lower rates than regulated privates. Additional evidence is presented to support the hypothesis that other unregulated municipal firm customer rates are lower relative to those charged by regulated... [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1990
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21. Natural Gas and Geopolitics From 1970 to 2040.

Author

Pechatnikov, Anna

Subjects
*NATURAL gas, *NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Natural Gas and Geopolitics From 1970 to 2040," by D. G. Victor, A. M. Jaffe and M. H. Hayes.

Published
2007

23. The Natural Gas Market (Book).

Author

Kitch, Edmund W.

Subjects
NATURAL gas, NONFICTION
Abstract

In 'The Natural Gas Market: Sixty Years of Regulation and Deregulation' by Paul W. MacAvoy, the author offers an overview of the evolution of regulation of natural gas markets between roughly 1962 and 1994. The book is a study of regulation of the natural gas industry between 1962 and 1994, with an introductory look back to the Natural Gas Act of 1938 and the conjectural look ahead to 2020. The book is a useful resource either for a scholar of economic regulation interested in an overview of the specific example of post World War II natural gas regulation in the United States, or a public policy expert, industry official, regulator, or investor, interested in learning more about the structure and effects of natural gas regulation itself.

Published
2003

27. The Supply and Price of Natural Gas (Book).

Author

Stelzer, Irwin M.

Subjects
GAS prices, NATURAL gas, NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book "The Supply and Price of Natural Gas. Supplement to Journal of Industrial Economics," by M.A. Adelman.

Published
1963

29. Natural Gas (Book).

Author

Balachandran, Sarojini

Subjects
NATURAL gas, NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book 'Natural Gas: The New Energy Leader,' by J. Ernest Oppenheimer, foreword by Hollis D. Hedberg.

Published
1981

30. ECONOMICS OF NATURAL GAS IN TEXAS.

Author

Merry, Glenn N. and Crenshaw, K. E.

Subjects
NATURAL gas, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Economics of Natural Gas in Texas," by John R. Stockton, Richard C. Henshaw, and Richard W. Graves.

Published
1954
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31. Optimize amine sweetening with an optical O2 analyzer.

Author

Hammond, S.

Subjects
*OPTICAL sensors, *GAS sweetening
Abstract

The article evaluates the optical O2 analyzer, an optical sensor for amine sweetening or purification from natural gas, manufactured by AMETEK Inc.

Published
2015

32. Fueling a Natural Gas Car at Home.

Author

Dixon, Chris

Subjects
*NATURAL gas, *NATURAL gas vehicles, *AUTOMOBILE fuel systems, *MOTOR fuels, *HOUSEHOLD appliances
Abstract

Evaluates a home-fueling appliance called the Phill that lets owners tap the natural gas lines that feed their homes.

Published
2005

33. Chevy Truck Runs the Bases on Natural Gas.

Author

Hampton, Tudor Van

Subjects
*CHEVROLET trucks, *NATURAL gas vehicles
Abstract

We test drive a 2015 Chevrolet 2500 bifuel pickup truck. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014

37. ALGERIA.

Author

Dillman, Bradford

Subjects
*NATURAL gas, *NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book 'Algeria: The Political Economy of Oil and Gas,' by Ali Aïssaoui.

Published
2002

41. Oil and Natural Gas (Book Review).

Author

French, Jeffrey A.

Subjects
NATURAL gas, NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book 'Oil and Natural Gas,' by Harvey Betsy Kraft.

Published
1983

43. Natural Gas (Book Review).

Author

Lynch, Michael and Leebaert, Derek

Subjects
NATURAL gas, NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book 'Natural Gas: Prospects for 2000,' by the International Energy Agency.

Published
1983
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46. Economics of Natural Gas In Texas.

Author

Walker Jr., A. W.

Subjects
*NATURAL gas, *NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book "Economics of Natural Gas in Texas," edited by John R. Stockton, Richard C. Henshaw graves,and Richard W. Graves.

Published
1953

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