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Renewable Energy Resources by John Twidell and Tony Weir, Taylor & Francis, 2-nd edition

 

 Retaining the successful format of the first edition and building on its solid grounding in the principles of renewable energy resources, this second edition has been revised in line with the latest advances in the field to include new technologies and an assessment of their impact. Considering each technology in depth from both scientific and environmental perspectives, the book covers solar energy, photovoltaic, wind, wave, tidal and hydro power, biofuels, geothermals and more, and also features a new chapter on institutional factors, including ergonomics. In addition, extra worked problems and case studies are provided to help readers put theory into practice.After each chapter, reading and web-based material is indicated for further study, making this text ideal not only for practitioners but also for students on multi-disciplinary masters degrees in science and engineering as well specialist modules in science and engineering first degrees.
Twidell and Weir are masters of their subject and join the ranks of acomplished authors who have made a powerful contribution to the field.

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