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	<title>Comments on: Clean Coal power ???</title>
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		<title>By: Christopher Chu</title>
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		<dc:creator>Christopher Chu</dc:creator>
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		<description>The shortage of power can be relieved in part by the use of combined cycle technology where the thermal efficiency is raised to 60% from the current 35% maximum. When I visited SESB and another private power plants in Sandakan in 2007, neither was using this but the waste flue gas was immediately discharged to the atmosphere at 500 deg C plus. When the engineer in charge showed me that, I thought, what a waste.

To-date, I am not sure if the plants are still using the simple once-through steam generation, because if the thermal energy is recovered the power plants&#039; capacities can be increased by 50%. KKIP&#039;s Powertron was supposed to get an upgrade to this 2 years ago. I wonder if they have done it.

Clean coal technology is only permitted in the UK if it accompanies Carbon Capture and Storage.

1-km high 120-m diameter Solar Chimney Power Plants are being erected in Spain and China. Why not in Sabah?

Extended Geothermal energy is being exploited in USA by digging deep to draw Earth&#039;s inexhaustible amount of heat underground. This can be used.


Associate Prof. Dr. Chu Chi Ming
Lecturer
Engineering Thermodynamics (2008-2009)
Chemical Engineering Programme
School of Engineering and Information Technology
Universiti Malaysia Sabah</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The shortage of power can be relieved in part by the use of combined cycle technology where the thermal efficiency is raised to 60% from the current 35% maximum. When I visited SESB and another private power plants in Sandakan in 2007, neither was using this but the waste flue gas was immediately discharged to the atmosphere at 500 deg C plus. When the engineer in charge showed me that, I thought, what a waste.</p>
<p>To-date, I am not sure if the plants are still using the simple once-through steam generation, because if the thermal energy is recovered the power plants&#8217; capacities can be increased by 50%. KKIP&#8217;s Powertron was supposed to get an upgrade to this 2 years ago. I wonder if they have done it.</p>
<p>Clean coal technology is only permitted in the UK if it accompanies Carbon Capture and Storage.</p>
<p>1-km high 120-m diameter Solar Chimney Power Plants are being erected in Spain and China. Why not in Sabah?</p>
<p>Extended Geothermal energy is being exploited in USA by digging deep to draw Earth&#8217;s inexhaustible amount of heat underground. This can be used.</p>
<p>Associate Prof. Dr. Chu Chi Ming<br />
Lecturer<br />
Engineering Thermodynamics (2008-2009)<br />
Chemical Engineering Programme<br />
School of Engineering and Information Technology<br />
Universiti Malaysia Sabah</p>
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