District Cooling in Sweden 1-6

Rolf E. Stalebrant

Application of Emerging Generation Technologies for District Heating and Cooling 7-15

Christine M. Greenberg

DHC System in the Iwasakibashi District (Osaka Dome City) 17-27

Takayasu Kawakami

Applying Cost Effective Combined Cycle/TES Cogeneration to District Cooling 29-44

and Heating

Milton Meckler, P.E.

Opportunity Knocks: The Export Market for High-Efficiency Cogeneration 45-54

and District Heating

Bob Price; Pat Keegan

District Energy: The Value Is in the Service 55-60

Denise Warkentin

Marketing District Heating and Cooling to Community Policy Makers: 61-79

The City of Toronto as a Case Study

Dan J. Goldberger

Value-added Services for District Energy Customers 81-90

Joanne M. Payton; Amanda L. Cote; Richard T. Ryall, P.E.

District Heating & Cooling/Cogeneration: A Key to Sustainability 91-103

Ishai Oliker, Ph.D., P.E.

New Technologies in Flow Metering Instrumentation 105-117

James E. Pomroy

Thermal Energy Storage: the Natural Way 119-122

Klaus Schiess, P.E., CEM

A Comparison of Underground Heat Distribution System Alternatives 123-137

Richard G. Anderson, P.E.; Russell P. Price, P.E.

Reducing Politically-Related Financial Risks in Overseas Investments 139-150

Alan J. Saul

Control System Options for District Energy Systems 151-163

Timothy J. Lorencz, P.E.

Long Distance Transmission of District Heating 165-178

Kurt Feldtfos

Energizing John F. Kennedy International Airport: Low-Visibility Privatization 179-195

in a High-Impact Environment

Jack Leibler, Esq.; Ray Luxton, Paul Ostberg

Converting From Steam to Hot Water Distribution: Challenges and Solutions 197-212

Robert D. Smith, P.E.; Ken Pitz, P.E.

City of Klamath Falls, Oregon: Geothermal Energy District Heating System 213-219

Ronald H. Kroop, P.E.; Brian Brown, P.E.

Variable Speed Energy Recovery Turbines for Chilled Water Storage 221-235

Transfer Pumping Interfaces

William P. Bahnfleth, Ph.D., P.E.; Christopher G. Kirchner

Protection of Long-Term Investments for Preinsulated District Heating 237-246

Networks by Means of Monitoring

H. Jürgen Skerka

Norfolk Central Energy Plant: A Case Study in Chilled Water Storage 247-253

Michael D. Pickard, P.E.

Treatment and Monitoring of Ice - Building Chilled Water Distribution Systems 255-267

John B. Molloy

Extending Capital Equipment Life Expectancy: A Case History of Improving Cooling 269-282

Tower Water Treatment at The Mayo Medical Center’s Franklin Heating Station

Thomas DeBoer; LaMarr Barnes

Replacement of Perley Hospital Hot Water Distribution System 283-290

Richard Damecour, P.E., M.B.A.; Peter Beckett, P.E.

The Benefits of Higher Condenser Water _T at Logan International Airport 291-300

Central Chilled Water Plant

Garen H. Demirchian, P.E.; Michael A. Margareci, P.E.

Optimizing Heating Output From District Heating Plant 301-310

Alexander L. Burd, Ph.D., P.E.; Galina S. Burd

Harris County Proceeds with District Heating and Cooling Plant 311-316

Wm. Lynn Crawford, P.E.

Past IDEA Presidents 317-318

Annual Conference Locations 319-320

College/University/Physical Plant Members of IDEA 321-322

Utility Members of IDEA 323-324

List of Publications 325-327

Index 329-331

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