Wind Energy Applications in Illinois
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Cellulosic Technology for General Biomass and Global Warming
General Biomass Company was founded in 1998 to do something about global warming. Since our founding, the General Biomass web site has carried information on global warming as a public service. This will now be focused on potential technology solutions and public policy. General Biomass needs and welcomes support from investors, partners and applicants to develop our own ability to contribute to solutions. Our area of expertise is cellulosic technology to make glucose and xylose from biomass. Glucose from ...
By General Biomass Company based in Evanston, ILLINOIS (USA).
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Industrial gas detection solutions for wind turbines / power generation industry
DOD Technologies provides products in various applications that utilize, manufacture, or expel toxic, corrosive, and combustible gases. However, we also provide solutions outside of gas detection. Wind turbines utilize large blades propelled by the wind to generate renewable energy. One major challenge with wind is that it doesn’t come from the same direction every day. Therefore, wind turbines are fixed to rotating head that can optimize the collection of wind energy. This rotating head utilizes bearings to ...
By DOD Technologies Inc based in Cary, ILLINOIS (USA).
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Floating Cover – Biogas/Agriculture
The Hexa-Cover Floating Cover is the optimum solution as a covering for almost any form of surface liquid, in i.e.: Biogas plants Biogas plants, Slurry tanks Slurry tanks for primarily pigs (but also cattle and poultry) for eliminating odor and emission ...
By Hexa-Cover A/S Distributor in Tampico, ILLINOIS (USA).
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Static Frequency Converter for Gas Turbine Industry
Actually in the plant the generator, compressor, gas turbines are all on a single shaft. I have a doubt that if we are using static frequency converter then we can start with giving low frequency to the stator... and if the frequency is low then can magnetic locking between stator and rotor can take place directly (without excitation) and after that we can increase the frequency to stator & after reaching say 75% speed the turbine will be self-sustaining and the static frequency converter supply can be cut off ...
By Frequency Converter based in Chicago, ILLINOIS (USA).
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