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"How Blackouts Work" from Howstuffworks
science.howstuffworks.com
Links to "Big Blackouts in US History" and says, "the power grid . . . cannot store any power" Includes US maps.
The Mechanical Battery
damninteresting.com
"the average person has probably never heard of a flywheel battery, the concept is starting to be taken seriously by commercial and governmental interests". Pictures of components and applications. (October 12, 2007)
Energy Storage for Power Systems, by A. Ter-Gazarian
iee.org
Institute of Electrical Engineers page sells 244 page hardback book.
Energy Storage Unit Ensures Consistent Power Supply in TVA Service Area
tva.com
Describes distributed superconducting magnetic energy storage (D-SMES) unit to control sags and surges in grid. Includes contacts. (September 5, 2002)
Energy Storage Systems
sandia.gov
Research Program is part of the Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability at DOE (United States of America).
Energy storage
physicsforums.com
39-post Physics Forums discussion starts with "list all the ways energy can be stored". (January 12, 2004)
Stored Electrical Energy Emergency and Standby Power Systems
nfpa.org
(NFPA 111) page links to preview and contents, markets full hardcopy ($28 USD)
Electricity Storage and Renewables?
electricitystorage.org
Transmission and Distribution consultant uses 19 pages to compare technologies and reasons. From the Energy Storage Association. [PDF] (May 30, 2002)
Can Renewables Sustain Affluent Society?
mnforsustain.org
Considers a few renewable energy sources, then addresses 'the storage problem'. Considers batteries, crushed rock, solar ponds, pumped hydro, hydrogen and thermochemical.
California Distributed Energy Resource Guide
energy.ca.gov
Energy Storage and Uninterruptable Power Supply Systems. Covers batteries, flywheels, superconductors, capacitors, and compressed air.
Optimal Unit Commitment And Economic Dispatch Of Cogeneration Systems With A Storage (ResearchIndex)
citeseerx.ist.psu.edu
high efficiency gets attention for cogeneration. Text may consider thermal storage with cogeneration.
Energy Storage Council
energystoragecouncil.org
Group of industries and developers to advocate and facilitate the deployment of energy storage technologies. Links to pages of 6 charter members and 2 newer members.
Energy Storage: Not Just R & D Nor Necessarily Expensive
pepei.pennnet.com
Power Engineering magazine article compares chilled water storage(TES) and stationary sodium sulfur batteries. (May 15, 2006)
Alternative Energy Storage Surprises
powerpulse.net
Senior Research Analyst writes of first-time costs, power density, and energy density. (June 4, 2001)
Fuel Cells, Photovoltaics, Dispersed Generation and Energy Storage
grouper.ieee.org
Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers (IEEE) committee show of 12 slides [PDF] (December 5, 2001)
$Windpower-Energy Storage$
groups.google.com
17 message thread compares costs for pumped hydro, and batteries, including Vanadium Redox; in context of storage for wind or solar.
Energy Storage
zebu.uoregon.edu
Covers "Why is energy storage important"? Compares methods of storage. Links to details.
Nuclear Energy Belongs in the Technology Museum
renewableenergyaccess.com
says nukes are less needed because energy storage allows renewables. (November 22, 2004)
Energy Storage
energy.rochester.edu
history highlights thermal. From the University of Rochester District Energy Library.- Energy Storage: Value is Clear, But Who Will Pay?
pepei.pennnet.com
Energy storage devices have value to electricity production, delivery, and use. Options across the size spectrum are available today. Power Engineering covers the Electricity Storage Association meet. (August 15, 2004)
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Storage of digital photographs - how and why have the picture itself disappeared?
Q. In my Picture storage, suddenly all photos have disappeared and just a type of screen saver, all the same, have taken their place. If I double click on a photo, it does come up, but I cannot go in and see the photograph I want, then double click. How can I rectify this. Please keep in mind I am a 77 year old, fairly new photographer, but have been able to grasp everything so far, accept for this sudden change in foremat.
Asked by Maureen S - Thu Apr 23 15:23:17 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a good heads-up. Before you do anything, run your anti-virus program and then burn a CD or DVD of all your images so you have a backup if indeed your images are lost on your computer. While I have never heard of a screen saver program attacking existing JPEG files, it is possible that there is a malicious program out there being offered for "free" that not only attacks your images, but keeps track of all your keystrokes, passwords and everything else (IM's email, etc)
Answered by fhotoace - Thu Apr 23 15:39:39 2009
Q. In my Picture storage, suddenly all photos have disappeared and just a type of screen saver, all the same, have taken their place. If I double click on a photo, it does come up, but I cannot go in and see the photograph I want, then double click. How can I rectify this. Please keep in mind I am a 77 year old, fairly new photographer, but have been able to grasp everything so far, accept for this sudden change in foremat.
Asked by Maureen S - Thu Apr 23 15:23:17 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a good heads-up. Before you do anything, run your anti-virus program and then burn a CD or DVD of all your images so you have a backup if indeed your images are lost on your computer. While I have never heard of a screen saver program attacking existing JPEG files, it is possible that there is a malicious program out there being offered for "free" that not only attacks your images, but keeps track of all your keystrokes, passwords and everything else (IM's email, etc)
Answered by fhotoace - Thu Apr 23 15:39:39 2009
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