Titlebook: Energy Systems in the Era of Energy Vectors; A Key to Define, Ana Fabio Orecchini,Vincenzo Naso Book 2012 Springer-Verlag London Limited 20

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conception

Fabio Orecchini,Vincenzo NasoProposes a completely new approach to the analysis of energy systems.Assesses energy technologies, markets and strategies on their capacity to produce, exchange, and use energy vectors instead of limi

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conservative

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-28778-8es. For instance, some prefer to define “secondary energies” those types of energy that allow to transfer energy in space or in time, with a view to make it available wherever and whenever needed. In this framework, the name . is ascribed to this type of function.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-05377-0rocesses that make it available. The primary sources directly available in nature are not always conveniently and efficiently usable in the processes from which the most suitable form of energy for end-use can be obtained. For this reason, in almost all cases, primary sources undergo ., whose outcome is indicated by the so-called ..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-11898-3n order to make their lives more comfortable, more productive and socially active. Human beings do not directly need any energy sources or vectors additional to food; they have concrete and easily identifiable needs, and energy is aimed at meeting these needs.

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Energy Systems,es. For instance, some prefer to define “secondary energies” those types of energy that allow to transfer energy in space or in time, with a view to make it available wherever and whenever needed. In this framework, the name . is ascribed to this type of function.

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