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  • Singh, S.P (1993)
    In the recent days, the increased emphasis is being given on the harnessing of the renewable/non-conventional sources of the energy due to the tremendous increase in the fuel cost and the depletion of the fossil fuel ...
  • Fernandez, Eugene (2002)
    The economic progress of any country is reflected as an increase in its energy consumption within the population. Conversely, if economic progress is desired, then an increase in the per capita energy consumption is an ...
  • Modi, Pawan Kumar (2003)
    Modern power systems are large complex systems and widely distributed geographically. It operates under much stressed conditions, closer to operating limits, owing to increased demands. The changes in power systems ...
  • Singh, Ranjit (2005)
    In view of the intermittent nature of solar energy, it is necessary to provide a storage system with solar collectors to store energy and to meet the demand in the absence of solar radiation. Packed bed is generally ...
  • Trivedi, Anurag (2006)
    This World is facing the challenge of Energy crisis. At present, the conventional energy sources are estimated to be a very small fraction of the total inexhaustible renewable energy sources available all over the ...
  • Yadav, Krishna Bihari (2006)
    In recent years, owing to the increased emphasis on renewable energy sources, development of suitable isolated power generators driven by energy sources such as wind, small hydro, biogas, etc. has assumed a great ...
  • Sani, Surendra Kumar (2007)
    In view of the world's depleting fossil fuel reserves, which provide the major source of energy, the development of non-conventional renewable energy sources has received an impetus. Solar energy is most important ...
  • Singal, Sunil Kumar (2008)
    Energy is one ofthe most important inputs in the process ofdevelopment for a nation. With the growth ofindustrialization, there is increase in the demand ofenergy for trade and commerce on the one hand and demand of ...
  • Hans, Vishavjeet Singh (2009)
    Ever-increasing gap between demand and supply of energy, growing concerns about the environmental degradation associated with the use of fossil fuels and spiraling cost of energy have forced the scientific community to ...
  • Pahdy, Mamata Kumari (2009)
    Energy is a critical factor in developing countries for economic growth as well as for social development and human welfare. Hydropower is a renewable source of energy, which is economical, non-polluting and environmentally ...
  • Shekhawat, Kuldeep Singh (2010)
    In the Himalayan region main and suitable source of energy is hydro power potential of the resion . Many hydro plants have been in operation over last 50 years utilizing the hydro potential for electricity generation. Rain ...
  • Baburao, Kanase Patil Amarsingh (2010)
    The utilization of renewable energy resources for the electricity supply in decentralized mode has received considerable attention in recent years due to adverse environmental impacts and high fuel cost associated with ...
  • Viral, Raj Kumar (2010)
    The rapid evolution of Renewable Energy Sources (RESs) during the last two decades resulted in the installation of many renewable energy power systems all over the world such as small hydro, wind, solar, biomass based etc. ...
  • Gupta, Ajai (2010)
    Rural remote area electrification from the main grid leads to large investments and losses and this forms the basis of decentralized Hybrid Energy System. The term `Hybrid Energy System' describes a stand-alone energy ...
  • Banothu, Ravindher (2010)
    Electricity is the vital engine for growth, development and prosperity for the country. The per capita consumption of electricity is the symbol of status of living hood. In developing country like India where about 70% of ...
  • Kumar, D. Lakshman (2010)
    Modeling and simulation of small hydro power (SHP) plants helps in studying the dynamic response of the hydraulic systems, governor and electrical systems associated with the plant. It also helps in studying the stability ...
  • Agarwal, Anubhuti (2010)
    Since the time electricity generation from water has started, plant operators and supervisors have been involved in operation, controlling, monitoring and data acquisition tasks manually. Later, relay logic control systems ...
  • Prabhakar, Jadhav Vishal (2010)
    Karanja (Pongamia pinnata) oil, a non-edible high viscosity (27.84 cSt at 40°C) straight vegetable oil, is blended with conventional diesel in various proportions to evaluate the performance and emission characteristics ...
  • Kumar, G. Deepak (2010)
    Hussainsagar lake, constructed in the year 1562 and situated between twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad of Andhra Pradesh in India, is an engineering marvel and a symbol of traditional wisdom of water conservation ...
  • Eknath, Pote Sachin (2010)
    Godavari is the second largest river in India and referred as the Vriddh (Old) Ganga or the Dakshin (South) Ganga. Godavari is one of t:re most sacred rivers of India. Pollution in this penimiular river is fast reaching ...