International Symposium on Electrical Energy Systems, Dhaka,Bangladesh, December, 1993

说明：这个项目是为了支助将于1993年12月在孟加拉国达卡举行的国际电能系统专题讨论会。其目的是加强孟加拉国和美国科学家、工程师和规划人员之间的互动，以期进一步发展一种综合系统方法来进行电力系统规划和分析，特别是当这些方法适用于发展中国家的情况时。将支持六名演讲者前往达卡发表主题论文。报告的重点领域将包括：技术性和非技术性电力损失；系统可靠性和可维护性；最佳发电组合和燃料多样性；能源管理和节约；以及环境敏感型规划。会议将包括孟加拉国发言者关于该国电力能源部门、其技术问题和前景的介绍，关于发达国家公用事业实践和研究工具的介绍，以及五个重点领域的论文。将举行平行讲习班，讨论五个重点领域，然后对工作组的报告进行一般性讨论。范围：该项目涉及一个对世界上的发展中国家极为重要的地区，这些国家的电力消费正在以非常快的速度增长，其环境问题也很严重。这个话题对发达国家来说也很重要，因为发展对世界气候和污染的环境影响，也因为有指导的发展带来的商业利益。要讨论的科学问题和最终报告也应该引起美国科学界的兴趣。

9311655 Rahman Description: This project is to support an International Symposium on Electrical Energy Systems, to be held in Dhaka, Bangladesh during December 1993. The purpose is to enhance interactions among Bangladeshi and U.S. scientists, engineers, and planners with a view to further development of an integrated system approach to electrical energy systems planning and analysis, especially as these apply to developing countries' conditions. Six speakers are to be supported for travel to Dhaka to present keynote papers. The focus areas of the presentations will include: technical and non-technical losses of electricity; system reliability and maintainability; optimum generation mix and fuel diversity; energy management and conservation; and environment sensitive planning. The sessions will include presentations made by Bangladesh speakers about the electrical energy sector in that countries, its technical problems and prospects, presentations about utility practices and research tools in developed countries, papers in the five focus areas. Parallel workshops will be held to address the five focus areas, to be followed by general discussions of the working groups' reports. Scope: The project deals with an area that is extremely important to the developing countries of the world whose consumption of electric energy is rising at very fast rate, and whose environmental problems are acute. The topic is also important to the developed world because of the environmental impact of developments on the world's climate and pollution, and because of the commercial benefits from guided development. The scientific issues to be discussed and the resulting report should also be of interest to the U.S. scientific community.