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829072 — Failure Modes and Effects Analysis of a

High Temperature Gas Turbine in an IntegratedGasification Combined Cycle, M, W. Horner and

A. S. Zahran, General Electric Company, Schenec¬

tady, NY; and G. B. Manning, U.S. Department of

Energy, Germantown, MD 427

Energy Efficiency V—Energy Efficient

Industrial Systems

Organizer and Chairman:

C. R. Fink, Energetics, Incorporated, Columbia,MD

Co-Chairman:

D. Johnson, Battelle Labs, Richland, WA

829073 — High Efficiency Arc Welding Power Supply,F. Bradburn and A. Donaldson, EG&G Idaho,

Idaho Falls, ID 437

829074 — Radiation Characteristics of Electric Fur-

nance Arcs, M. M. Munroe, Federal University of

Technology, Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria 440

829075 — A Thermodynamic Study of Wet Air Oxida¬

tion Power Process, A. Lyngfelt and B, Leckner,

Chalmers University of Technology, Goteberg,

Sweden 445

829076 — Industrial Waste Streams Utilization to

Conserve Energy, B. Cranford, U.S. Department of

Energy, Washington, DC 450

829077 — Reducing Industrial Energy Use with TE

Diffusion Heat Pumps, M. Meckler, Meckler Sys¬

tems Group, Encino, CA 456

829078 — Thermodynamic Analysis of a High Effi¬

ciency Industrial Furnace System, T, F, Widmer,

E. P. Gyftopoulos and R. W. Meyer, Thermoelec-

tron Corp., Waltham, MA 462

Energy Efficiency VI—Engine Fuel

Economy & Controls


T. C. Wang, General Motors Research Labora¬

tories, Warren, MI 467

829079 — Idle Speed Control for Passenger Automo-

,biles—A Modeling and Simulation Design Ap¬

proach, R. D. Fruechte, F. E. Coats and C. H.

Folkerts, General Motors Research Laboratories,

Warren, MI 467

829080 — A Steady State Performance Model for

General Aviation Spark Ignition Piston Engines,

R. Parkinson, Office of Technology Assessment,

U.S. Congress, Washington, DC 473

829081 — Energy Utilization of Electric and Hybrid

Vehicles, P. D. Agarwal and T. C. Wang, General

Motors Research Laboratories, Warren, MI 479

Energy Efficiency VII—Advances in

Electrothermodynamics


A. M. Marks, Marks Polarized Corporation,

Whitestone, NY

Co-Chairman:

R. Lyczkowski, Argonnc National Laboratory,

Argonne, IL

829082 — Optimal Channel Configuration for an Elec-

trogasdynamic Power Generator, O. Biblarz and

T. H. Gawain, Naval Postgraduate School, Mon¬

terey, CA 485

829083 — An Electrothermodynamic Ericsson Cycle

Heat/Electric Power Generator, A. M. Marks,

MarksPolarizedCorporation, Whitestone, NY ....490

829084 — A Charged Aerosol Wind/Electric Power

Generator Using Induction Electric Charging with a

Micro Water Jet, A. M. Marks, Marks Polarized

Corporation, Whitestone, NY 496

ENERGY POLICY

Energy Policy and Planning


S. W. Gouse, The Mitre Corp., McLean, VA

829085 — Coal Policy in the 1980s, A. D. Ellerman,

National Coal Association, Washington, DC 504

829086 — Oil Policy in the 1980s, C. T. Sawyer, Amer¬

ican Petroleum Institute, Washington, DC 507

829087 — Electricity: Key to Production Energy Use,

W. H. Esselman, Electric Power Research Institute,

Palo Alto, CA 512

829088 — Energy Policy in the 1980s: The Legislative

View, D. Dreyfus, Gas Research Institute, Washing¬

ton, DC 518

829089 — Impact of Natural Gas Price Decontrol on

Gas Supply, Demand and Price, B. Schlesinger,

American GasAssociation, Arlington, VA 522

829090 — Applying Lessons from Recent History: The

Federal Role in Energy for the 1980's, J. Silvey,

Department ofEnergy, Washington, DC 528

ELECTRO-CHEMICAL

Electro-Chemical I—High-Temperature Batteries


D. L. Barney, Argonne National Laboratory, Ar-

gonne, IL

Co-Chairman:

H. Shimotake, Argonne National Laboratory, Ar¬

gonne, IL

829100 — Performance of a 10-Cell LiAl/Metal Sul¬

fide Battery, W. E. Miller, E. C. Gay and D. Kils-

donk, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne,

IL 585

829101 — Sodium-Sulfur Battery Program in Japan,

K. Fuchida, K. Okada and S. Iwbuchi, Yuasa Bat¬

tery Co., Ltd., Takatsuki-shi, Japan; T. Yokoyama

and K. Narahara, New Energy Dev. Org., Tokyo,

Japan 591

829091 — Lithium/Metal Sulfide Cells and Battery

Development Progress at Eagle-Picher Industries,

E. B. Cupp, Eagle-Picher Industries, Inc., Joplin,MO 535

829092 — Development of a Tubular LiAl/FeS Cell

Battery, Y. W. Park, Korea Advanced Institute of

Science and Technology, Seoul, Korea; and


gonne, IL 538

829093 — Relaxation-Phenomena in LiAl/FeS Cells,

W. Borger, W. Kappus and H. S. Panesar, VARTA

BatterieAG, Kelkheim/Ts., West Germany 544

829094 — Flexible Ceramic Powder Separators for

Molten Salt Electrolyte Galvanic Cells, T. Choba-

nov, D. Kunze and F. Woeffler, VARTA Batterie

AG, Kelkheim/Ts., West Germany 548

829095 — Comparison of Na/S and LiAl/FeS Bat¬

teries, R. Knodler, Brown, Boveri Cie AG, Heidel¬

berg, West Germany 552

829096 — Characteristics of Sodium-Sulfur Cells for

Diverse Applications, R. W. Minck and C. R. Hal-

bach, Ford Aerospace & Communications Corp.,

Newport Beach, CA 557

Electro-Chemical II—High-Temperature Batteries II


D. L. Barney, Argonne National Laboratory, Ar¬

gonne, IL

Co-Chairman:


gonne, IL

829097 — Operation of 100 Killowatt-Hour Sodium-

Sulfur Battery, D. W. Bridges and H. J. Haskins,

Ford Aerospace & Communications Corp., New¬

port Beach, CA 563

829098 — Current Distribution Within Sulfur Elec¬

trodes of Cylindrical Sodium-Sulfur Cells, M. Mik-

kor, FordMotor Co., Dearborn, MI 569

829099 — Design Considerations for an Li-Al/FeS EV

Battery, A. A. Chilenskas, E. C. Gay, H. Shimotake

and D. L. Barry, ArgonneNationalLaboratory, Ar¬

gonne, IL; K. Kawahara, Toyota Motor Co., Aichi-

shi, Japan; and K. Goto, Toyota Motor Co., Shizu-

coka-ken, Japan 579

Electro-Chemical III—Ambient Temp Batteries


W. Spindler, EPRIEMVDivision, Palo Alto, CA

Co-Chairman:

S. Basin, Science Applications, Inc., Palo Alto, CA

829102 — Large Nickel Alkaline Batteries, A. Hirhy,

NavyDepartment, Washington, DC 597

829103 — Design Flexibility of Redox Flow Systems,

N. Hagedorn and L. Thaller, NASA-Lewis Research

Center, Cleveland, OH 600

829104 — Research and Development of Redox-Flow

Battery in Electrotechnical Laboratory, K. Nozaki

and T. Ozawa, Electrotechnical Laboratory,

Japan 610

829105 — Changes in Electrode Microstructure and

Charge Efficiency Produced by Pulsed Discharge of

Electric Vehicle Lead Acid Batteries, S. Caulder and

A. Simon, Naval Research Lab, Washington, DC;

E. Dowgiallo, Army, Ft. Belvoir, VA 616

829106 . Application of Electrochemical Energy

Storage in Solar Thermal Electric Generation Sys¬

tems, R. Das, S. Krauthamer and H. Frank, Jet Pro¬

pulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA 620

829107 — Predicting the Performance of Modularized

Energy Storage Systems, S. Basin, Science Applica¬

tions, Inc., Palo Alto, CA; and W. C. Spindler,

EPRI, Palo Alto, CA 625

829108 — Development of a Totally Maintenance-Free

Lead-Acid Battery for Photovoltaic and Other Re¬

newable Energy Source Systems, J. Szymborski,

Gould Incorporated, Rolling Meadows, IL 630

Electro-Chemical IV—Battery Testing


W. Spindler, EPRIEMV Division, Palo Alto, CA

Co-Chairman:

S. Perone, Lawrence Livermore National Labora¬

tory, Livermore, CA

829109 — Abuse Resistant High Rate Lithium/Thio-

nyl Chloride Cells, J. Surprenant and D. Snuggerud,

Atlus Corporation, San Jose, CA 635

829110 — Lithium-Thionyl Chloride Battery Safety,

B. Carter, R. Williams, F. Tsay, A. Rodriquez, and

H. Frank, Jet Propulsion Lab, Pasadena, CA 638

829111 — Initial Operating Characteristics of the Na¬

tional Battery Energy Storage (B.E.S.T.) Facility,

A. Pivec, B. Radimer, E. Hyman, D. A. Pandya,and B. Baum, Public Service Electric and Gas Com¬

pany, Newark, NJ 642

829112— Results of Chopper-Controlled DischargeLife Cycling Studies on Lead-Acid Batteries, J. Ewa-

shinka and S. Sidek, NASA-Lewis, Cleveland,

OH 648

829113—Flowing Electrolyte Battery Testing and

Evaluation, P. Butler, D. Miller and A. Verardo,SandiaNational Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM ..

653

829114 — Computerized Systems to Characterize Bat¬

tery Performance and Reliability Growth, Strategiesand Results with Developmental Load-Leveling Sys¬

tems, W. C. Spindler and S. P. Perone, Electric

Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA 659

Electro-Chemical VII—Aircraft & Missile Batteries


I. M. Schulman, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasa¬

dena, CA

Co-Chairman:

F. Alliegro, RCA, Princeton, NJ

829119 —Discharge Rate Capability of Nickel Cad¬

mium Aircraft Batteries, S. Herzlich, T. Kopicki and

T. Stoneham, Marathon Battery Co., Waco, TX ... 691

829120 — Qualification Testing of Large Lithium-

Thionyl Chloride Batteries For U.S. Air Force

Minuteman Extended Survival Power, A. Alanis,

Norton AFB, CA 695

829121 —The Development of Electrochemical Im¬

pregnation Production Facility, D. Scherer, EagleRicher, Colorado Springs, CO 701

Electro-Chemical V—Fuel Cells


J. R. Huff, University of California, Los Alamos,

MN

829115 — Acid Fuel Cell Technologies for Vehicular

Power Plants, D. K. Lynn, J. B. McCormick, R. E

Bobbett, J. R. Huff and S. Srinivasan, Los Alamos

National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM 663

829371 — Status of Solid Polymer Electrolyte Fuel

Cell Technology and Potential for Transportation

Applications, J. F. McElroy and L. J. Nuttall,

General Electric Company, Wilmington, MA 667

Electro-Chemical VI—Aircraft Power Systems

Organizer:W. U. Borger, USAF, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH

Chairman:

M. Cronin, Lockheed California, Burbank, CA

829116 — A Samarium Cobalt Motor-Controller for

Mini-RPV Propulsion, P. Curran and D. Faulkner,

Sundstrand Aviation, Rockford, IL 672

829117 — Optimization of PM Machines Due to Ad¬

vancements in Containment Structures, E. Siddiqui,

General Electric, Erie, PA 678

829118 — Transient Performance of Permanent Mag¬

net Synchronous Motors, W. U. Borger, USAF,

Wright-Patterson AFB, OH684

Electro-Chemical VIII—Nickel-Cadmium Batteries I

Organizer:D. Rusta, TRW, Redondo Beach, CA

Chairman:

C. Badcock, The Aerospace Corporation, Los

Angeles, CA

Co-Chairman:

S. Gaston, RCA Astroelectronics Division,

Princeton, NJ

829122 — Accelerated Cycle Life Tests of Nickel-Cad¬

mium Cells with ED Nickel Electrodes: Comparison

of Three Separators, H. S. Lim, S. A. Verzwyvelt,

J. D. Margerum and R. C. Knechtli, Hughes Re¬

search Laboratories, Malibu, CA 707

829123 — Long Life Nickel-Cadmium Cells with Zir-

conia Separators: Accelerated Cycle Test, H, S.

Lim, S. A. Verzwyvelt, J. D. Margerum and R. C.

Knechtli, Hughes Research Laboratories, Malibu,

CA 716

829124 — Qualification and Life Test Results for the

Multiple Purpose 12 AH Nickel-Cadmium Battery,

C. W. Koehler, Ford Aerospace and Communica¬

tions Corporation, Palo Alto, CA 721

829368 — Life Test Report for ETS-III Battery,

K. Takagi, Toshiba Corporation, Kawasaki, Japan;

M. Shimodaira, S. Kuwashima and K. Kibe, Na¬

tional Aero Space DevelopmentAgency, Tokyo, Ja¬

pan; H. Thierfelder and R. Stearns, General Electric

Space System Division, Philadelphia, PA 726

829125 — Viking Lander Ni-Cd Battery Special Re¬

conditioning Sequences, A. O. Britting, Martin

Marietta Aerospace, Denver, CO 731

Electro-Chemical IX—Nickel-Cadmium Batteries II

Organizer:D. Rusta, TRW, Redondo Beach, CA

Chairman:

S. Gaston, RCA Astroelectronics Division, Prince¬

ton, NJ

Co-Chairman:

C. Badcock, The Aerospace Corporation, Los

Angeles, CA

829126 — Application of Dynamic Impedance Meas¬

urement to Aerospace Battery Cells, A. H. Zimmer¬

man, The Aerospace Corporation, Los Angeles,CA 736

829127 — Development of Improved Hydrogen Re¬

combination in Scaled Nickel-Cadmium Aerospace

Cells, P. F. Ritterman, TRW, Redondo Beach,

CA 739

829128 — Nickel-Cadmium Lifetime Prediction for

LEO, L. T. Bavaro, The Aerospace Corporation,Los Angeles, CA 746

829129 — Reliability Modeling of High Voltage Bat¬

teries, A. Steen and C. Lurie, TRW, Redondo

Beach, CA 751

Electro-Chemical X—Nickel-Hydrogen Batteries

and Fuel Cells


W. J. Billerbeck, COMSAT Laboratories, Clarks¬

burg, MD

Co-Chairman:

G. Buell, Wright-Patterson AFB, Wright-PattersonAFB, OH

829130 — Pore Size Engineering Applied to Starved

Electrochemical Cells and Batteries, K. Abbey and

L. Thaller, NASA Lewis Research Center, Cleve¬

land, OH 757

829131—Characteristics of Nickel-Hydrogen Cells

Under a Daily Energy Balance Low Altitude Orbit

Cycling Regime, P. F. Ritterman, TRW, Redondo

Beach, CA 765

829370 — Engineering Properties of Hughes/AirForce Nickel-Hydrogen Cells, H. H. Rogers, S. J.

Stadnick and D. W. Wong, Hughes Aircraft Co., El

Segundo, CA 769

829132 — Life Test Data and Flight Predictions for

Nickel-Hydrogen (Ni-H2) Batteries, E. Levy, Jr.,

Hughes Aircraft Company, Los Angeles, CA 774

829134 — Conceptual Design of a 35 KW Bipolar

Nickel-Hydrogen Battery for Low-Earth Orbit Ap¬plications, R. L. Cataldo and J.J. Smithrick, NASALewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH 780

829135 — Phase 1 Value Engineering Study Resultingin Increased Producibility of Air Force Design NiH2

Cells, N. Puester, Yardney Electric Company,Pawcatuck, CT 786

829361 — Alkaline Regenerative Fuel Cell Energy

Storage System for Manned Orbital Satellites, R. E.

Martin and B. Gitlow, United Technologies Corpo¬

ration, South Windsor, CT; D. W. Sheibley, NASA

LewisResearch Center, Cleveland, OH 790

FOSSIL FUELS

Fossil Fuels I—Coal Conversion I


H. Arastoopour, Institute of Gas Technology,

Chicago, IL

Co-Chairman:

M. S. Arab-Ismaili, Standard Oil Company (Indi¬

ana), Chicago, IL

829136 — The Economics of the Emerging Interfuel

Competition; Implication for Synthetic Gas, G. R.

Hall, Charles River Associates, Boston, MA 798

829137 —The Ruhrchemie/Ruhrkohle Demonstra¬

tion Plant of the Texaco Coal Gasification Process:

Gasification of a Western U.S. Coal as a Pretest for

Cool Water, R. Cornils and P. Ruprecht, Ruhr-

chemie Aktiengesellschaft, Oberhausen, West Ger¬

many; R. Durrfeld and J. Langhoff, Ruhrkohle Ol

und Gas GmBH, Bottrop, West Germany 801

829138 — Recent Developments in the U-Gas® Pro¬

cess, A. Goyal and A. Rehmat, Institute of Gas

Technology, Chicago, IL 808

829358 — Processing Bituminous Coals in the West-

inghouse Gasifier, K. J. Smith, G. A. Stoops, G. B.

Haldipur and W. J. Havener, Westinghouse Electric

Corp., Madison, PA; and D. C. Cicero, U.S. De¬

partment ofEnergy, Morgantown, WV 814

829139 — Peatgas Pilot Plant Operating Results,R. Biljetina and D. Punwani, Institute of Gas Tech¬

nology, Chicago, IL 820

Fossil Fuels II—Coal Conversion II

Organizer:H. Arastoopour, Institute of Gas Technology, Chi¬

cago, IL

Chairman:

H. Kono, Institute of Gas Technology, Chicago, IL

Co-Chairman:

M. Vora, Institute of Gas Technology, Chicago, IL

829140 — Regeneration of Spent Catalysts From Coal

Liquefaction and Petroleum Residual ProcessingOperations, P. S. Ganguli, Hydrocarbon Research,

Inc., Lawrenceville, NJ 825

829141 — Evaluation of Coking Behavior in Coal

Liquefaction Process Equipment, K. H. Lin, Oak

Ridge National Lab; G. C. Frazier and R. E. Ed¬

wards, Jr., University of Tennessee, Knoxville,TN 831

829142 — H-Coal Process Demonstrations, Devel¬

opments, and Research Activities, A. G. Comolli,

H. H. Stotler and J. MacArthur, Hydrocarbon Re¬

search Inc., Lawrenceville, NJ 838

829143 — Study of Thermal Coal Dissolution and

Liquefaction in the Coil Preheater, R. K. Yu,

A. G. Comolli, E. Johanson and E. Hippo, Hydro¬

carbon Research, Inc., Lawrenceville, NJ 844

829144 — Solids Dispersion Modelling in Coal Lique¬

faction Dissolvers, S. Moujaes, D. H.-S. Ying and

R. Sivasubramanian, International Coal Refining

Company, Allentown, PA 850

Fossil Fuels III—Coal Conversion HI

Organizer:H. Arastoopour, Institute of Gas Technology, Chi¬

cago, IL

Chairman:

M. S. Arab-Ismaili, Standard Oil Company (Indi¬

ana), Chicago, IL

Co-Chairman:

H. Kono, Institute of Gas Technology, Chicago, IL

829145 — SNG From Synthesis Gas—Operation of

"Single-Stage Methanation", B. Hohlein, Institut

fur Reaktorbauelemente, West Germany; I. A.

Skov, Lyngby, Denmark; M. Vorwerk, Rheinische

Braunkolenwerke AG, West Germany 854

829146 — A New Concept for a Lower Cost Coal to

Methanol Plant, T. R. Galloway, W. T. Atkins,

G. E. Pack and M. B. Pascoo, Mittelhauser Corp.,

Berkeley, CA 859

829360 — Utilizing Coal Plasticity in Coal Process¬

ing, .C. England, Engineering Research Group,

Sierra Madre, CA 864

829147 — Elemental Sulphur Producing High Tem¬

perature Fuel Gas Desulfurization Sorbents, G. L.

Anderson, P. C. Garrigan and F. O. Berry, Institute

of Gas Technology, Chicago, IL 869

829148 — Economics ofCoal Utilization for Industrial

Steam Generation, C. T. Breuer, E. Interess and

E. Gibson, Arthur D. Little, Inc., Cambridge,

MA 874

829149 — Single-State Fluidized-Bed Gasification of

Peat, D. Rue, F. S. Lau, S. A. Weil and D. Punwani,

Institute ofGas Technology, Chicago, IL 880

Fossil Fuels IV—Control Technology for Fossil Fuel

Organizer and Co-Chairman:

T. F. Yen, University of Southern California, Los

Angeles, CA

Chairman:

J. L. Stern, Joy Industrial Equipment Co., Los

Angeles, CA

829150 — Precombustion Extraction of 90% of the

Sulfur and 95% of the Mineral Matter from Coal,

R. A. Meyers, W. D. Hart and L. C. McClanathan,

TR W, Redondo Beach, CA 886

829151 — Latest Results of Dry Flue Gas Desulfuriza¬

tion at Northern States Power Company Riverside

Generating Plant, R. C. Hyde and Y.-J. Chen, Joy

Industrial Equipment Co., Los Angeles, CA;

S. Kaplan, Nitro Atomizer, Inc.; C. A. Sannes, Jr.

and M. F. Skinner, Northern States Power Co 888

829152 — Environmental Impact of Solvent Refined

Coal Processes, M. A. Lobnitz and B. Loran,

Ralph M. Parsons Co., Pasadena, CA; and J. A.

Firley, International CoalRefining Co., Allentown,

PA 894

829153 — Matrix Modification for Environmental

Control of Oil Shale Production, M. A. Sadeghi,

M. M. Sharma and T. F. Yen, University of South¬

ern California, Los Angeles, CA 899

829154 — Vehicular Diesel Omissions Controls for

California, B. R. Wallerstein, R. H. Cross and R. B.

Summerfield, Air Resource Laboratory, El Monte,

CA 905

Fossil Fuels V—Oil Shale

Organizer and Co-Chairman:

T, F. Yen, University of Southern California, Los

Angeles, CA

Chairman:

J. Fruchter, Pacific Northwest Laboratory, Rich¬

land, WA

829155 — Pyrolysis Kinetics for Western and Eastern

Oil Shale, A. K. Burnham and J. H. Richardson,

University of California, Livermore, CA; and T. T.

Coburn, University ofKentucky, Lexington, KY ...912

829156 — Start-Up of AModifiedIn-SituRetort, J. C.

Shen and R. Zahradnik, OccidentalResearch Corp.,

Irvine, CA918

829157 — Distillate Fuels from Green River Oil Shale,

R. F. Sullivan, Chevron Research Co., Richmond,

CA 924

829158—Transport Problems of Oil Shale, Y. I.

Chang and T. F. Yen, University of Southern Cali¬

fornia, Los Angeles, CA 930

829159 — Applications of Nuclear Magnetic Reso¬

nance to Oil Shale Processing, F. Miknis, U.S. De¬

partment ofEnergy, Laramie, WY 935

829160 — Incipient Fluidization Characteristics of

Crushed Oil Shale, D. E. Christiansen, University of

California, Livermore, CA 940

Fossil Fuels VI—Tar, Sand and Heavy Crude


R. J. Paxson, Pace Company Consultants & Engi¬

neers, Denver, CO

Co-Chairman:

B. Galbraith, UNITAR/UNDP Info. Centre, New

York, NY

829161 — Tar Sands in Kentucky: An Overview of the

Resource and Current Development Activities, J. E.

Jones, Kentucky Dept. ofEnergy, Lexington, KY;

M. C. Noger, Kentucky Geological Survey, Lex¬

ington, KY 946

829162 — Development of a Combination Oxygen-

Supported Water Assisted Thermal Drive Process,

G. V. Cady, Dome Petroleum, Calgary, Canada;

and P. D. White, Tejas Petroleum Engineers,

Dallas, TX 952

829163—Tar Sands Development by ENPEX,

R. Hertzberg, F. Hojabri, J. P. Kearney and L. D.

Ellefson, ENPEX Corp., La Jolla, CA 955

829164 — Pilot Plant Recovery of Bitumen from Oil-

Wet Tar Sands, K. Hatfield, Enercor, Salt Lake

City, UT 961

829165 —Development Summary and Status of the

Taciuk Direct Thermal Processor, W. Taciuk and

N. R. B. Caple, UMA TAC Industrial Processes,

Ltd., Calgary, Canada 967

829166 — The Lurgi-Ruhrgas (LR) Process Applied to

Tar Sands and Other Bituminous Material,

J. Schmalfeld, Lurgi Kohle und Mineraloetechnik,

F. R. Germany 973

Fossil Fuels VII—Enhanced Oil Recovery


P. R. Wieber, U.S. Department of Energy,

Washington, DC

Co-Chairman:

H. Carroll, Bartlesville Energy Technology Center,

Bartlesville, OK

829167 — Enhanced Oil Recovery, V. Kuuskraa,

Lewin and Associates Incorporated, Washington,

DC 975

829168 — Prospects for Enhanced Oil Recovery in the

United States, E. L. Claridge, University of Hous¬

ton, Houston, TX 981

829169 — Simplified Economic Screening Models for

Enhanced Oil Recovery Processes, G. W. Paul and

H. Ford, INTERCOMP, Houston, TX 988

829170 — Applications of Steam Distillation Drive in

Light Oil Reservoirs, A. Brown, Y. L. Cheung and

W. S. Huang, Texaco, Bellaire, TX 994

829171 — Development and Operation of a High Pres¬

sure Downhole Steam Generator, B. W. Marshall,

Sandia NationalLaboratories, Albuquerque, NM .. 1003

829172 — The Potential of Petroleum Microbiology,E. C. Donaldson, Bartlesville Energy Technology

Center, Bartlesville, OK 1009

GEOTHERMAL

Geothermal I—Unconventional Gas Recovery I


P. R. Wieber, U.S. Department of Energy, Wash¬

ington, DC

Co-Chairman:

C. D. Locke, Morgantown Energy Technology Cen¬

ter, Morgantown, WV

829173 — GRI Program in Unconventional Natural

Gas, J. C. Sharer and G. S. Popovich, Gas Research

Institute, Chicago, IL 1016

829174 — Natural Gas from Tight Sands: Enhancing

Recovery by Stimulation, H. S. Greenfield, Moun¬

tain Fuels Supply Company, Salt Lake City, UT;

A. H. Jones, U. Ahmed and J. F. Schatz, TerraTek,

Incorporated, Salt Lake City, UT 1021

829175 — The Multi-Well Experiment: A Field Labo¬

ratory for Tight Gas Sands Research, D. A. North¬

rop and A. R. Sattler, Sandia National Labora¬

tories, Albuquerque, NM 1027

829176 — Eastern Mineback: Study of Advanced

Stimulation/Production in the Devonian Shales,

L. Z. Shuck, Technology Development, Incorpo¬

rated, Morgantown, WV; C. A. Komar, Morgan-

town Energy Technology Center, Morgantown,

WV; and R. E. Zielinski, Monsanto Research Cor¬

poration, Miamisburg, OH 1033

829177 — The Offset Well Test: An Engineering Study

of Devonian Shale Production Characteristics,

K. H. Frohne and C. A. Komar, Morgantown En¬

ergy Technology Center, Morgantown, WV 1038

Geothermal II—Unconventional Gas Recovery II


P. R. Wieber, U.S. Department ofEnergy, Wash¬

ington, DC

Co-Chairman:

C. D. Locke, Morgantown Energy Technology Cen¬

ter, Morgantown, WV

829178 — Underground Coal Gasification of Steeply

Dipping Coal Beds—A Second Generation Synthetic

Fuels Process, B. E. Davis, P. F. Ahner and A. H.

Singleton, Gulf Research and Development Com¬

pany, Pittsburgh, PA 1045

829179 — Systems for Dewatering Unconventional

Gas Wells, N. McGinnis, J. J. Scheppan and

C. Rightrnire, TRW, McLean, VA; and G. Popo-vich, Gas Research Institute 1049

829180 — Coal Seam Methane Drainage by HydraulicFracturing Providing the Methane for Energy while

Enhancing Mining Safety and Efficiency, M. E.

Hanson, D. F. Towse and L. D. Thorson, Lawrence

Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, CA;and M. A. Trevits, U.S. Bureau of Mines, Pitts¬

burgh, PA 1055

829181 — A Simplified Method for Calculating Recov¬erable Energy Content from Geopressured Geother¬

mal Brines, F. L. Goldsberry, Geopressure ProjectsOffice, Houston, TX 1061

829182 — Brine Production as an Exploration Tool

for Water Drive Gas Reservoirs, P. L. Randolph,Institute of Gas Technology, Chicago, IL 1066

829183 — Subducted Organically Derived Gas: A New

Research Direction in Unconventional Deep Source

Gas, W. J. Gwilliam, Morgantown Energy Technol¬

ogy Center, Morgantown, WV 1072

Geothermal III—Geothermal Energy

Organizer:R. G. Campbell, The Ben Holt Co., Pasadena, CA

Chairman:

B. Holt, The Ben Holt Co., Pasadena, CA

829184 — Geothermal Direct Use, P. J. Lienau, Ore¬

gon Institute of Technology, Klamath Falls, OR ...1081

829185 — Heber Binary Project Recent Develop¬

ments, R. G. Lacy, San Diego Gas andElectric Com¬

pany, San Diego, CA 1086

829186 — Wellhead Power Production with a Rotary

Separator Turbine, D. Cerini and J. Record, Bi-

phase Energy Systems, Santa Monica, CA 1092

829187 — Hot Water Geothermal Development: Op¬

portunities and Pilot Plant Results, G. K. Crane,

Southern California Edison Company, Rosemead,CA 1100

829188 — Analyses of Mixed Hydrocarbon Binary

Thermodynamic Cycles for Moderate TemperatureGeothermal Resources Using Regeneration Tech¬

niques, O. J. Demuth and R. J. Kochan, E.G.&G.

Idaho, Inc., Idaho Falls, ID 1104

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