Additional General References ^[1]

1. Websites

   A great deal more information is available on the websites of the following sources:

   Siemens Power Generation
   Rolls Royce
   Alstom Power
   Mitsubishi Power Systems
   The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)
   The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

   Actual web addresses are not included in the location as these can change. The reader is advised to do a Google search as these organizations may have more than one website or subsite.

2. Other firms whose material is sourced or referenced can also be found using the Google search engine, for instance:

   Liburdi Engineering, Canada
   Westfalia Separators, Germany
   Rotadata, United Kingdom

   This way the reader can get current information on new branches or country representatives.

3. CD Roms

   All of the firms mentioned in 1 and 2 preceding publish their works in conference proceedings such as ASME's (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) IGTI (International Gas Turbine Institute) and Pennwell PowerGen conferences. Conference proceedings can be purchased from the conference offices, in per-paper format or as a conference CD Rom.

4. Books

   Soares, C. Environmental Technology and Economics. Boston: Butterworth-Heinemann, 1999.

   Soares, C. Process Engineers Equipment Handbook. New York: McGraw Hill, 2001.

   Bloch, H., and C. Soares. Turboexpanders. Houston: Gulf, 2000.

   Bloch, H., and C. Soares. Process Plant Machinery, 2nd Edition. Boston: Butterworth-Heinemann, 1998.

   These books are available from several Internet sources, if unavailable through the publisher.

5. Technical Journals

   Throughout this book, I used relevant extracts of...