Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part A: Journal of Power and Energy
The Journal of Power and Energy covers all aspects of energy conversion systems, including power generation, transmission and use.
The Journal of Power and Energy, Part A of the Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, is dedicated to publishing papers of high scientific quality on all aspects of the technology of energy conversion systems. Papers reviewing specific systems from a strategic and economic standpoint are particularly welcome.'
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The Journal of Power and Energy is a peer reviewed journal which covers all aspects of energy conversion thermo-fluid systems, including: renewable energy, power generation and its use. In addition to technical developments, interests include environmental, economic and policy issues. Turbomachinery, fuel cell systems, energy management, emission reduction, waste management, heat exchangers are principal but not exclusive, areas of focus. The Journal of Power and Energy does not publish papers on electrical machines, electrical grid management or power electronics. Papers that use modelling should include experimental data for validation. If the concept being modelled is novel, then validation of sub-models should still be demonstrated.
The journal the following aims:
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To promote and encourage engineering advancement and innovation through sharing of knowledge.
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To identify what has been learned and to enable others to reproduce and build further knowledge, extend methods and concepts and to test theories.
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To enable authors and organisations to receive recognition and credit for their disclosures
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Power generation using innovative and conventional sources including: fossil, nuclear, and renewable systems.
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Energy storage, Regenerative and Fuel cell systems.
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Advanced and innovative cycles.
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Energy systems including:
energy management in buildings, air conditioning, refrigeration, -
Thermal and mechanical (but not exclusively electrical) aspects of electricity networks.
Power and Energy System Issues
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Emissions reduction,
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Environmental policy,
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Carbon mitigation including efficiency improvements and CO2 capture and storage,
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Fuel flexibility,
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Hydrogen economy,
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Waste management,
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Power plant health and safety.
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Decommissioning, disposal and storage of nuclear plant and material.
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Changes in infrastructure, transmission and distribution.
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Demand reduction, advanced control, hybrid photovoltaic and ventilation.
Power and Energy System Components
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Boilers, Gas turbines, Steam turbines, Wind turbines,
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Compressors, combustion and turbine systems,
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I C Engines (non-automotive),
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Heat pipes, Heat exchangers and Cooling systems,
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Heat recovery steam generators,
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Pumps
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Fans.
Power and Energy System Techniques and methods
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The journal covers:
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thermo-economic optimisation,
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health monitoring,
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life cycle analysis,
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operation and maintenance, and
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energy systems instrumentation,
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simulation and management.
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Fluid mechanics and thermodynamics (when clearly related to power systems or their components), including CFD, Heat transfer and Combustion
| Professor P R N Childs | Imperial College London, UK |
| A Corsini | Sapienza University of Rome, Italy |
| C Dent | University of Edinburgh, UK |
| C T J Scrivener | Consultant, UK |
| A G Sheard | AGS Consulting, USA |
| C R Stone | University of Oxford, UK |
| D Vogt | University of Stuttgart, Germany |
| A Gupta | Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India |
| L Micheli | Sapienza University of Rome, Italy |
| O Bartos | Czech Technical University in Prague, Czechia |
| S Dykas | Silesian University of Technology, Poland |
| M Pollack | University of Sussex, UK |
| H Ruan | Imperial College London, UK |
| Professor P R N Childs | Imperial College London, UK |
| C R Stone | University of Oxford, UK |
| D Vogt | University of Stuttgart, Germany |
| C T J Scrivener | Consultant, UK |
| C Dent | University of Edinburgh, UK |
| A Corsini | Sapienza University of Rome, Italy |
| A G Sheard | AGS Consulting, USA |
| X Cai | University of Shanghai for Science & Technology, China |
| R Chouhan | Rolls-Royce India, India |
| Z Feng | Xi'an Jiaotong University, China |
| S Liu | Tsinghua University, China |
| J Ren | Tsinghua University, China |
| S Sanghi | Indian Institute of Technology, India |
| T Staubli | Hochschule Luzern, Switzerland |
| M T Schobeiri | Texas A&M University, USA |
| Yu Zhang | Cummins Inc., USA |
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