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Engineering design construction and testing of a salt-water absorption unit optimized for use with a solar collector heat source

Description: The development of a 3 ton direct evaporatively cooled LiBr chiller and the construction of three operable field test units suitable for use with flat plate collectors is reported. Compared to conventional LiBr chillers using shell and tube heat exchangers and a separate cooling tower this approach aims to reduce first cost, installation cost and parasitic power. The unit is packaged into a size approximately 94 cm square and 2 meters tall. It produces 7.2/sup 0/C (45F) chilled water with a .72… more
Date: March 1, 1979
Creator: Ferguson, T. & Merrick, R.H.
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Virtual enterprise model for the electronic components business in the Nuclear Weapons Complex

Description: The electronic components business within the Nuclear Weapons Complex spans organizational and Department of Energy contractor boundaries. An assessment of the current processes indicates a need for fundamentally changing the way electronic components are developed, procured, and manufactured. A model is provided based on a virtual enterprise that recognizes distinctive competencies within the Nuclear Weapons Complex and at the vendors. The model incorporates changes that reduce component deliv… more
Date: August 1, 1994
Creator: Ferguson, T. J.; Long, K. S.; Sayre, J. A.; Hull, A. L.; Carey, D. A.; Sim, J. R. et al.
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Modeling of Uncertainties in Major Drivers in U.S. Electricity Markets

Description: This paper presents information on the Stochastic Energy Deployment System (SEDS) model. DOE and NREL are developing this new model, intended to address many of the shortcomings of the current suite of energy models. Once fully built, the salient qualities of SEDS will include full probabilistic treatment of the major uncertainties in national energy forecasts; code compactness for desktop application; user-friendly interface for a reasonably trained analyst; run-time within limits acceptable f… more
Date: September 1, 2006
Creator: Short, W.; Ferguson, T. & Leifman, M.
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