Professional Affiliate of theEngineering Council UK

Founded in 1913 as Diesel Engine Users Association

The Institution of Diesel and Gas Turbine Engineers, Bedford Heights, Manton Lane, Bedford MK41 7PH

Tel +44 (0)1234 214340 Fax +44 (0)1234 355493 Email: enquiries@idgte.org www.idgte.org

POWER ENGINEER CONTENTS

Volume 1 No 1Jan/Feb 1997 P496 Power Generation from Biogas by John Blowes

Young Power Engineer's Award 1996 by Charles N Yakum

Volume 1 No 2April 1997 P497 Design & Development of the 12VP 185 by J N Ramsden of

Paxman Diesels Ltd

The Effective Operation of Modern CHP by M Hooper of AHSPlants Emstar

Volume 1 No 3June 1997 P498 Working Cost & Operational Report

Stationary Engines & Gas Turbines 1996 Compiled by J H Blowes, IDGTE

Volume 1 No 4July 1997 P499 Gas Turbine Condition Monitoring by Celia Fisher of Stewart

Systems - An Integrated Approach Hughes Ltd

The Nomination of Generators for by Simon Walton ofPowering Non-linear Loads Newage International Ltd

Volume 1 No 5October 1997 P500 Emission Control - Two-stroke Low by J O Hellmann & K Aabo

Speed Diesel Engines of MAN B&W Diesel A/S

Renewable Energy from Independent by Geoff Scrivenor of ETSUPower Producers

Volume 2 No 1January 1998 P501 Re-Power with the Caterpillar 3600 HFO by Mark Barnes of H Leverton

Generator Set Ltd

P502 Producing Independent Power by J Hakola of Wartsila NSD

Volume 2 No 2April 1998 P503 Large End Bearing Temperature by N Catsaras of Mobil Shipping,

Measurement Development, Testing & Shipping, A Devaux of SemtApplication Pielstick & F Laurent of CMR

Volume 2 No 3June 1998 P504 Working Cost & Operational Report

Stationary Engines & Gas Turbines 1997 Compiled by J H Blowes, IDGTE

Volume 2 No 4July 1998 P505 Turbines & Reciprocating Engines by A Cleveland of Cleveland Eng

Producing Power from Natural Gas Services Ltd & E A Wright ofPressure Reductions in the Supply System WFL Eng & Management

Services Ltd

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Volume 2 No 5October 1998 P506 Stirling Engine Powered Micro Co- by J Harrison of Sigma

Generation Elektroteknisk

P507 The Diesel Gas Engine by Dr T A Bradshaw ofBradshaw Consultants

Volume 3 No 1January 1999 P508 Gasification of Refinery Residual by J A G Brown of

Oil & Subsequent Generation of Progressive Energy &Electricity J Griffiths of Jacobs

Engineering Ltd

Biogas on the Farm by P Berridge ofBallyohannon FarmsCo Wexford, Ireland

Volume 3 No 2April 1999 P509 Waste heat to water by N Pearce of Alfa Laval Ltd

Volume 3 No 3June 1999 P510 Working Cost & Operational Report Compiled by J H Blowes, IDGTE

Stationary Engines & Gas Turbines 1998

Volume 3 No 4July 1999 P511 The phased development and implement- by S A Jameson, P R Gledhill

ation of a large cogeneration plant & P Bayada of NationalPower

Engine Designs by J Blowes & D GillespieVolume 3 No 5October 1999 P512 The Industrial Trent Gas Turbine by J M Hutchinson of

Rolls-Royce Industrial && Marine Gas Turbines

P513 New, long life, self cleaning lube oil by R Andrews of Cummins Enginefiltration for diesel engines Co

Volume 4 No 1January 2000 P514 Application of computer systems in the by R J Hunt of Power + Energy

improvement of power generation Associatesoperation and maintenance management

Volume 4 No 2April 2000 P515 Four stroke marine diesel engines by G P Baecker of MaK (London)

Ltd

Anatomy of a modern diesel engine by G MurrayPart 1

Volume 4 No 3June 2000 P516 Working Cost & Operational Report Compiled by J H Blowes, IDGTE

Stationary Engines & Gas Turbines 1999

Volume 4 No 4July 2000 P517 Managing lubricating oils in service to by J A Platt of Castrol UK Ltd

optimise life & minimise cost

Anatomy of a modern diesel engine by G MurrayPart 2

Volume 4 No 5October 2000 P518 Diesel engines and gas turbines in cruise by H W Koehler of MAN

vessel propulsion B&W Diesel

P519 The H.A.M. system: a simple way to by L-O Olsson of Muntersreduce nox emissions in diesel engines Euroform GmbHall sizes

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Anatomy of a modern diesel engine by G MurrayPart 3

Volume 5 No 1January 2001 P520 Economic considerations of power plant by J H Blowes of Diesel

refurbishment versus new build Consult

The challenges to supplier and user in by D A Gillespie, IDGTEthe coming decade (Ship PropulsionSystems Conference 2000)

Volume 5 No 2April 2001 P521 Diesel Particulate Filter Regeneration by Krishnan Balakrishna,

and Catalytic Nox Reduction Marc D Rumminger,Augmented with Heat Recovery and Dave T Eveland &Active Hydrocarbon Injection Bradley L Edgar of Ceryx Inc

CP001 Treating fuels in the new millennium by Richard Kelly ofAlfa Laval Ltd

Volume 5 No 3June 2001 P522 Working Cost & Operational Report Compiled by J H Blowes, IDGTE

Stationary Engines & Gas Turbines 2000

Volume 5 No 4July 2001 P523 A Sustainable Energy Strategy for by David Andrews of

Wessex Water Wessex Water

Volume 5 No 5October 2001 P524 Oil mist detection as an aid to monitoring by Brian J Smith of QMI Ltd

engine condition

P525 Gas turbines and spark ignition gas by Charles C Heap of CCHengines for industrial CHP Consulting

Volume 6 No 1January 2002 P526 Remote monitoring of large diesel by Roy Toyne of MAN B&W

engines Diesel Ltd Regulateurs Europa

Volume 6 No 2March 2002 P527 International marine exhaust emission by A A Wright of American

Legislation Bureau of Shipping

Volume 6 No 3June 2002 P528 Working Cost and Operational Report Compiled by J H Blowes, IDGTE

Stationary Engines & Gas Turbines 2001

Volume 6 No 4July 2002 P529 Wartsila 64 the biggest and most by P Tonon of Wartsila

powerful four stroke diesel engine Italia S.p.A.

Volume 6 No 5September 2002 P530 Development of the Caterpillar GCM34 by D Mooser

spark ignition gas engine of Caterpillar (MaK)

Volume 6 No 6November 2002 P531 The Turbec microturbine, from by S Ernebrant of Turbec

prototype to commercial product

Volume 7 No 1January 2003 P532 Design and development of the new by Lars M Nerheim of

Rolls-Royce Bergen C engine series Rolls-Royce Marine A/S

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Volume 7 No 2May 2003 P534 Working Cost and Operational Report Compiled by J H Blowes, IDGTE

Stationary Engines & Gas Turbines 2002

July 2003 P533 Safety at gas turbine power applications by Roger C Santon of Health& Safety Executive

S218 Historic Paper: Operating experience by G B R Feildenwith a 750 kW gas turbine

September 2003 P535 The Cummins QSK78 heavy duty engine by Robin J Bremmer of Cummins Engine Company Ltd &Hirofumi Kizawa ofIndustrial Power Alliance

P60 Historic Paper: Electricity supply in war by A H Dykes & W T Townendtime as affected by the improvements inheavy-oil engines

December 2003 P536 distillate fuel FOCUS by Norman Pearce of Alfa LavalLtd

Historic Paper: The recovery of by Alfred J Wilsonlubricating oil

February 2004 P537 Development of MAN B&W RK280, by Dr E R Karimi ofthe most powerful 1,000 rpm engine in MAN B&W Diesel Ltdthe world

Historic Paper: The function of the heavy by Geoffrey Porteroil engine in connection with the generalsupply of electricity

May 2004 P540 Working Cost and Operational Report Compiled by W T Owen, IDGTEDecember 2003

Historic Paper: Report on heavy-oil by Diesel Engine Usersengine working costs (1922-23) Association

June 2004 P538 Kipevu 2 Independent Power Project by Graham Dilliway of Power-Consult International Ltd

Historic Paper: Operating experience by E A Kerezwith gas turbines with particular referenceto Beznau Power Station

September 2004 P539 First prototype of the high-efficiency by Mike Coney & Claus Linne-Isoengine mann of RWE Innogy &

Kimihiko Sugiura & TakayukiGoto of Mitsui Engineering &Shipbuilding

P541 The future for liquid biofuels by John McNeil of SittingbourneAnalytical Laboratory Ltd

December 2004 P542 Design and development of the Rolls- by Lars M Nerheim of Rolls-Royce Bergen BV - G lean burn gas Royce Marine AS, Engines -engine Bergen

Volume 9 Issue 1February 2005 P543 Gaz de France Energy - The first LNG by Barend Thijjsen of

carrier of a new generation Wartsila Raisio, Finland

Volume 9 Issue 2May 2005 P545 Working Cost & Operational Report Compiled by W T Owen, IDGTE

stationary engines & gas turbines 2004

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Volume 9 Issue 3June 2005 P544 Aeroderivative gas turbines for marine by Mick Parker

and energy applications of Rolls-Royce

P546 Hydrogen, heat & power from waste by Andy Brown of ProgressiveEnergy Ltd

Volume 9 Issue 4September 2005 P547 Design & manufacture of high speed by Ron Bickerton,

industrial engines Independent Consultant

P548 Developing a secure power supply for by Jim Crombiean island community of I.O.M.

Volume 9 Issue 5December 2005 P549 The Ecotran Rotating Gasifier generating by Peter Stein

power from waste of Ecotran Energy Ltd

Volume 10 Issue 1February 2006 P550 An emerging technology – performance & by Ryan M Douglas

condition monitoring of diesel engines & gas of Heriot-Watt Universityturbines via acoustic emission measurements

Applications and cost effectiveness of by Andy Leach of Renewablemicro-gas turbines Power Systems Ltd

Volume 10 Issue 2May 2006 P551 Working Cost & Operational Report by J H Blowes & members of

stationary engines & gas turbines 2006 the Working Cost Committee

Volume 10 Issue 3June 2006 P552 Power management systems in gas by Roger Haycock, Freelance

turbine power stations Engineer & Consultant

Volume 10 Issue 4September 2006 P553 Utilisation of low BTU gases in spark by Martin Schneider of GE Energy

ignition reciprocating engines - - Jenbacher Gas Enginesrequirements & experiences

Volume 10 Issue 5 Experiences of Peterborough Power by Ken Henderson of CentricaDecember 2006 P554 Station during 2005 Overhaul Energy

Volume 11 Issue 1 Modern engine control systems for by Rob S Arends of WoodwardFebruary 2007 P555 common rail engines, gas engines Europe Controls & Fuel

& dual fuel engines Injection Equipment

Volume 11 Issue 2 Operational Report – stationary engines, by J H Blowes & members ofP557 gas engines & gas turbines with the Operational Report

alternative technology interfaces 2007 Committee

Volume 11 Issue 3 A talk given to the Open University by David AndrewsJune 2007 Emergency diesel standby generator’s of Wessex Water

potential contribution to dealing withrenewable energy sources intermittency& variability

Volume 11 Issue 4 The development of the TD2010 engine by R A BickertonSeptember 2007 P560 concept of Deutz UK

Volume 11 Issue 5 The use of biomass derived fast pyrolysis by Cordner PeacockeDecember 2007 P561 liquids in power generation: engines & of Conversion & Resource

turbines Evaluation Ltd

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Volume 12 Issue 1 Gaseous and particulate emissions control by Tim J Benstead &March 2008 P562 from stationary engines and turbines Christoph M Heinisch

of Johnson Mathey Catalysts

Volume 12 Issue 2 Low container ship speed facilitated by by MAN Diesel A/S,June 2008 versatile ME/ME-C engines Copenhagen, Denmark

The use of di-methyl-ether as alternative by Alva Shortt of Batemanfuel in gas turbines for power generation Power and Energy

Volume 12 Issue 3 The management of variability and by Dave Andrews,September 2008 P564 intermittency of electrical power supply Consultant

Volume 12 Issue 4 Operational Report 2008November 2008 P565 The demands of a new running regime for by Tom Woodford,

slow-speed diesel engines Guernsey Electricity Ltd

Volume 12 Issue 5 The power and control systems design for by Lt Roy Casson, Colin English,December 2008 P566 the UK future aircraft carrier Simon Newman and Ltd Cmdr

Ian Timbrell

Volume 13 Issue 1 The Tri-O-Gen Organic Rankine Cycle: by J P van Buijtenen,March 2009 P567 Development and perspectives Tri-O-Gen BV

Volume 13 Issue 2 Barking Power Station generator core by Gary SmithJune 2009 P568 failure and repair process Thames Power Services

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