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Editorial policy
The journal is published in accordance with the
principles described
in the Committee on Publication Ethics-COPE.
We recommend that you read the Committee on Publication
Ethics-COPE flowcharts for bad practices in article
writing, plagiarism, author changes, etc.
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Theme
and Scope of the journal Among the themes covered by the magazine are: Industrial
applications: includes topics of generation,
distribution and transmission of electrical energy; power systems; electrical
machines; power electronics and power quality; electric drives; oil, gas and
coal; electromagnetic fields; electrical circuits; supply to electrical
installations; lightning; high voltage and insulation of conductors; nuclear, thermal, combustion plants and
facilities with renewable energy sources. Studies on
energy policy and management: includes
regulatory frameworks for electric energy service; energy security; promotion
of alternative energy sources; local and regional development in the
innovation and dissemination of energy technologies; energy planning; energy
investment projects, projects for the implementation of energy management
systems. Studies on
improvements in the environmental impact of electric energy: includes sustainability indicators; energy
sustainability; rational use of energy; renewable energies; biofuels;
chemical and hydraulic resources; greenhouse effect; gas emission; emissions
bonds and analysis of protocols at a national or global level in relation to
electrical energy. Studies on
technology and society: the contents
referring to the social impact of electric energy are considered;
alternatives for communities without access to electricity and energy
efficiency from consumption. Studies on
the pre- and postgraduate training of engineers in energy issues Copyright
Statement Authors should not include in their articles
information extracted from other published or unpublished works without
proper citation to the source. The author must cite and give appropriate
attribution to those publications that have influenced and determined the
nature of the article to be published with the objective of guiding the
reader to previous works that help them understand the published work. If an article is
accepted for publication, the author has the right to have it published. The lead author
has the right to withdraw his or her article from the evaluation process at
any time without affecting its consideration for future publications. Rights and
Duties of the journal When submitting the article, the authors must confirm
that the article has not been published in any type of media previously, nor
can they have been submitted to another journal simultaneously. If it has
been sent to another journal and is not accepted, they must explain the
reasons for the rejection. The Energy Engineering
journal adheres to and promotes respect for the norms of the Spanish
languages (as dictated by the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language. RAE), English and Portuguese. Except in cases where it is inappropriate, use the
International System (SI) of measurement units. After the magnitude expressed
in the SI, the value and units in another system of units can be added, in
parentheses. Plagiarism
detection The journal opposes plagiarism and other fraudulent
practices, which is why all articles received will undergo analysis to
establish their originality before being sent to the evaluation process. If
any type of Plagiarism, Self-Plagiarism, Scientific Fraud, Double Application
and Conflict of Interest is found, the following will be followed: • remove said document from the editorial process • communicate this decision to the author Policies
regarding the contribution of authors All authors of a manuscript must have contributed
significantly to the development of the research, in all or most of its
phases. To protect the
integrity of the authorship of the work, only professionals who have
collaborated in the research or the project and preparation of the article
will be listed as co-authors. The main author attests to having included all
co-authors of the work when submitting the publication request. All co-authors
must have reviewed the article, agree with the order of their names, its
content and final form, and be in a position to publicly defend its content.
When submitting the request for publication of the article, the Editorial
Committee assumes that this has been fulfilled, under the moral
responsibility of the submitting author. Partial contributions to only some of the phases
certify the inclusion of their names in the Acknowledgments section, but do
not justify co-authorship of the article. In the
Acknowledgments section, the authors must attribute the respective credits to
all people and institutions that have contributed to the research, including
students. Likewise, the sources of financing or logistical support that made
their work possible must be recognized. The author must
not submit changes to the content of his work after it has been accepted and
returned to him for proposed corrections. If there is a compelling reason to
make changes, the author must inform the Editorial Committee and they have
the authority to approve or not the proposed changes. The editors may request justification of the
participation of all authors in the case of articles with numerous
authorships or in other cases where this information is required. To enable
replication of experiments, authors must make available information on the
materials, data, standards, protocols, and references associated with their
research. Unique
materials (algorithms or computer programs) must be made available to
researchers who request them directly from the authors. The author should not fragment his research work for publication.
Authors who have carried out their work on a system or group of related
systems will organize its publication with the purpose that each article
gives a complete description of a special aspect of the general study. It is
unethical for an author to submit, for publication, more than one work that
describes the same research or project. This unnecessary subdivision
disperses scientific information and makes it difficult to compile later.
Occasionally, there may be valid reasons for such fragmentation, if this is
the case, the authors must justify, in independent communication to the
editor, the reasons supporting this fact. The Editorial Policy of the journal in relation to
ethical conflicts establishes that the authors will be morally obliged to
declare if there is any financial, personal or professional interest - for
reasons other than the simple interest in the contribution to science - in
the publication of this article. This statement does not in any way
invalidate its publication, but it constitutes an element that reviewers
deserve to know in order to be able to make an impartial interpretation of
the published article. To support impartiality against possible conflicts of
interest, financiers should not participate in the design, data collection,
analysis of the results or preparation of the manuscript. The journal may correct errors detected after
publication, if requested by the authors, as long as the results or basic
conclusions are not altered. If the errors are of a major nature, retractions
or errata on errors that affect the validity of the results obtained may be
published, at the discretion of the editors. Policies
regarding the work of referees The referee must objectively judge the quality of the
manuscript on its own merits and will respect the intellectual independence
of the author(s). Personal criticism is not appropriate. You will express your opinions and opinions in an
objective, precise, clear, truthful and convincing manner, particularly
negative judgments, so that editors and authors can understand the basis of
your observations. There can be no conflict of interest between the
authors of the manuscript or the people involved (such as family
relationships, colleagues, competitors or collaborators among potential
referees or editors) and the referees. If a manuscript submitted for review
represents a potential conflict of interest or the referee has a personal
opinion about it, you must return the manuscript without delay and without
performing the review. Reviewers must be selected in such a way that they have
not shared authorship of any article or collaborated directly with the
authors in the last 12 months. The referee must observe any substantial similarity
between the article to be reviewed and any other already published or if he
is aware of any similar article submitted to another publication, in either
case he must immediately inform the editor. All content of an article submitted to arbitration is
confidential and property of the authors, it will not be used in any way by
the referee, nor will it be displayed in any other way except with the
consent of the author and with appropriate attribution. If a referee has convincing evidence that an article
includes plagiarized content or falsification of research data or knows that
it has been published, he or she must immediately notify the journal's
management, which will take the appropriate measures. Publication
categories Download
Instructions to authors The magazine publishes four categories of articles: • Editorial. Document written by the
editor, a member of the editorial board or a guest researcher on guidelines
for the thematic content present in the journal and an event or activity of
national or international impact or relevance on the date the issue of the
journal is published. • Original
scientific and technological research articles. They are documents that
present, in detail, the original results of completed research projects. The
organization used will generally contain the following sections:
Introduction, Materials and Methods, Results and Discussion. The conclusions
should be included in the discussion. • Technological
innovation articles. They are documents that describe a technological
innovation, a new technology or the improvement of a product or technology.
These documents must be presented in a way that adequately describes the
technological innovation, with the schemes and procedures organized so that
the described technological innovation can be reproduced. It is recommended
that the applications and validation of technological innovation be
mentioned. • Reflection
articles. They are documents that present results of completed research
from an analytical, interpretive or critical perspective of the author, on a
specific topic, resorting to original sources. These documents may present
the development of a new method, a novel application of a known method, a
better explanation of a phenomenon, a novel proposition of educational
interest, or a discussion of social problems associated with technical
sciences. It is made up of 3 parts: Introduction: composed of the general
theme in which the topic or object of study is made known, the alternative
positions or most common or most relevant points of view on the topic, as
well as the position of the author or commitment of the writer in relation to
the topic and in this section announces the specific objectives that will be
developed in the text. Reflection: in this part all the ideas, arguments and reflections
are projected in a coherent way. It is common to resort to subtitles to
achieve adequate argumentative clarity and correctly sequence the author's
persuasive purpose. Conclusion: in the majority of these articles they have a dialogic
character and in them the reflections presented above are revalued to fully
convince the audience of the position of the researcher-author. It is also a
scenario for self-criticism-limitations or possible variables in future
research. • Review
articles. It is a work in which results
published in research articles are compared, to examine them and issue a
critical appraisal, organize it and place it in a perspective that allows
reaching important conclusions or exposing current progress and development
trends. You can review a topic, or the work of a specific researcher or team
of researchers. It must present a thorough and extensive bibliographic review
of more than 50 references. • Case studies. It is an appropriate research design when you want to obtain concrete,
contextual and in-depth knowledge about a specific topic. It allows you to
explore the key characteristics, meanings and implications of the case. You
can use a single complex case study, exploring a single topic in depth, or
conduct multiple case studies to compare and clarify different aspects of the
research problem. A good case
study should have the potential to: •
Provide new
or unexpected information on the topic. •
Propose
practical measures to solve a problem. Open new avenues of research. Article presentation The article will be sent to the Editorial Committee in
digital version via email. Email: renergetica@electrica.cujae.edu.cu The author must send, along with the work, in PDF
format the Publication
Request (.doc) (where this document includes the Copyright Session), and
the authors'
Contribution document. Articles accepted for publication become the
intellectual property of the journal, which reserves the right to introduce
any style corrections it deems necessary in the final version. Article selection
and arbitration method The works sent for publication must be original and
unpublished and not have been published in any other media. The criteria for selecting
the articles will be conditioned by their quality and will be subject to an
open peer review process. The journal considers articles coming from preprint
servers, openness of data and open peer review. The selection process begins with the submission of the
work by the author or authors in electronic version. The articles are
initially evaluated by the Editorial Committee to check if they comply with
the Editorial Standards and if they correspond to the originality and the
level required for the magazine, then they go to the arbitration process. Peer review
process In the process of reviewing the articles, the open
arbitration system is applied, by pairs of specialists related to the area of
knowledge of the contribution. Each referee will issue a report
on whether or not its publication is appropriate (in case of discrepancy
between the reports of both referees, a third party will be used). This
report will be taken into consideration by the Editorial Committee for the
publication or not of the article. The referees may recommend to the Editorial Committee
that the article be: -Accepted. - Accepted with modifications (minor or important). The
author has a period of 7 days to send a new version with the proposed
corrections. After this period, if the new version has not been received, the
Editorial Committee will consider the article rejected. -Refused. Essential
aspects for the acceptance of the presented works: -Correspondence with the themes of the magazine. -Originality, novelty or validity of the proposed work. -Quality of the study of the State of the Art. -Quality of the content of the work. -Quality of the exhibition in its structure and
writing. -Currently and importance of bibliographic references. -Compliance with the Editorial
Standards. The
fundamental reasons for rejecting a job will be: -Lack of originality. -Poor scientific strength. -Deficient study of the State of the Art. -The methods and procedures used are not reliable. -Poor bibliographic references in quantity, quality or
value and timeliness. -It is of little interest to the magazine's audience. Form and
preparation of manuscripts Guide for authors of articles to be published in the
journal Ingeniería Energética Author
guidelines for Energy Engineering proceedings manuscript Miriam Lourdes - Filgueiras
Sainz de Rozas Olga Beatriz - López Prado Affiliation *Corresponding author ABSTRACT/RESUMEN The
abstract should not present any information or conclusions that do not appear
in the article. It should be written in Spanish and English (abstract), in
one paragraph and should not contain quotes, tables, references and
mathematical expressions. It should be written in past tense, because it
refers to a finished paper, and should not exceed 150 words and should not
contain less than 140 words. In the abstract should be presented briefly the
results obtained and the methods used to achieve them. In the case that the
article is written in Portuguese, the abstract should be written in three
languages, including Spanish, Portuguese and English. Key
words: template, scientific publications, serial
publication. (Time New Roman 9 puntos y cursiva) El Resumen no debe presentar ninguna
información ni conclusión que no figuren en el artículo. Debe escribirse en
idioma español e inglés (abstract), en un solo párrafo y no debe contener
citas, tablas, referencias ni expresiones matemáticas. Debe escribirse en pretérito, porque se refiere a un trabajo ya
realizado. La extensión del resumen (abstract) no debe ser mayor de 150
palabras ni menor de 140, donde se expresen brevemente los resultados
obtenidos y los métodos utilizados para alcanzarlos. En el caso que el
artículo se escriba en el idioma portugués debe tener el resumen en los tres
idiomas (portugués, inglés y español). Las palabras clave deben ser no más de
cinco y no menos de tres, se presentarán organizadas en orden alfabético y no
deben estar contenidas en el título. Las mismas aparecerán
correspondientemente en español e inglés (abstract). Palabras clave: normas de
redacción, publicación científica, publicaciones seriadas. (Time New
Roman 9 puntos) INTRODUCTIÓN The relevance and timeliness of the research carried
out is defined, a review (without being extensive) of the literature on the
topic of the article is presented, including the authors' collaborations, State
of the Art. If you use abbreviations or acronyms, write first the words
that identify it and then the acronym in parentheses. The problem, the
research question or hypothesis, the objectives of the work, as well as the
importance and limitations of the study are stated. Establishes the method
used in the job. It is written in the present tense. No objects are inserted. Manuscripts must be written in
Spanish, English or Portuguese, respecting the established specialized
nomenclature. Terms in a language different from that used in writing the
article should be written in italics. For the selection of works to be
published in the Scientific Journal Engineering Energy, the Editorial
Committee evaluates the articles sent according to their correspondence with
the declared topics of interest, originality and novelty, quality of content
and structure, timeliness and importance of bibliographic references and, in
general, compliance with the publication standards established by the journal.
If an article does not meet these requirements, it will be rejected or
returned to the authors for rewriting. The decision whether to submit it to
arbitration will only be made once the submitted work meets the previously
stated requirements. DOCUMENT FORMAT The accepted paper size is 21 cm wide by 29.7 cm high,
that is, A4 format. The top, bottom and right margins will be 2.5 cm while
the left margin will be 3 cm. All content of the submitted documents (including
text, illustrations and tables) must be included in the area designated for
it. Articles must be sent in digital format of Microsoft
Word 2007 or higher. Extension of
works The text of an original, reflection or review article,
with the inclusion of figures and tables, should not exceed ten (10) pages.
These limits can only be exceeded, exceptionally, after consultation with the
Editorial Committee of the journal. Sources to
use The following font types are used in the body of the article:
Title in the writing language (Style «Title» Time New Roman 18): Title in the
English language (Style «English_Title» size 16 in italics): For section
titles (Style «Title 1»): Time New Roman CAPITAL LETTERS SIZE 10 in bold. • For section subtitles (“Heading 2” style): Time New
Roman bold size 10. • For section titles (“Heading 3” style): Time New
Roman bold, size 10. • For authors, the abstract (in both languages), the
body of the document and the references are used (Normal Style): Time New Roman
size 10. the keywords, Time New Roman size 9 • For the footing of the figures (“Epigraph” style):
Time New Roman bold, size 9. • For table headings (“EncTable” style): Time New Roman
bold, size 10. Numbering and
Bullets Paragraph Numbering will be used exceptionally and, as
shown below, only up to two levels 1. 2. a. 3. Vignettes will be used exceptionally and, as shown
below, only up to two levels. The exemplified vignettes will be used. In no
case will images be used as vignettes. •
▪ Illustrations Each figure or photo will have a numbered title (for
example Fig. 1.), followed by brief, but sufficiently explanatory
information, so that it can be understood without having to refer to the text.
The numbering and title of the figures and photos will be placed below them.
The figures will be processed in the graphic editor selected by the author
and their resolution will be 72 pp. The photographs must be of good quality.
In the text they will be cited by their number, for example, figure 1. In the
example illustration it can be seen that only the label and the number are in
bold. Each figure or photo must be embedded in a frame and
appear immediately after being cited and all the characters that appear in it
must be perfectly legible. Fig. 1. General single-line diagram of an active shunt-type power filter Tables Each table will have a numbered title (for example
Table 1.), followed by brief, but sufficiently explanatory information, so
that it can be understood without having to refer to the text. The numbering
and title of the tables will be placed above them. In the text they will be
cited by number, for example, table 1. In the example table you can see that only the label
and the number are in bold. Each table must appear immediately after being
cited. Each table must be made in Word. The table title must come within the
table. It is good to
clarify that in an article, the number of figures and tables should not
exceed 10. These limits can only be exceeded, exceptionally, after
consultation with the Editorial Committee of the journal. Table 1. Input parameter values for variant 1
SI system Except in cases where it is inappropriate, the
International System of Measurement Units (SI) will always be used. If it is
convenient for a better understanding of the topic discussed, after the
magnitude expressed in the SI, the value and units in another system can be
added, in parentheses. On the other hand, it is advisable to use no more than
five significant figures. It should be noted that all SI quantities must be 1
space apart from the numerical values (examples: 450 kW, 10%,
30 °C). Additionally, it will be ensured that the numerical values and
the corresponding magnitudes or the symbols listed above must appear on the
same line. Equation
editor Mathematical formulas and equations will be placed one
space apart from adjacent paragraphs, centered at the width of the margin and
numbered consecutively to the right. These equations must always be stated
before putting them (just as is done with figures and tables, never put
expression (1)). Example: equation (1). Following the equations will be a
description of the variables (The variables of the equation, when announced
in the text it is done in Word) that make it up. It is not recommended to use
the equation editor built into Microsoft Word 2013 or 2016. It is recommended to use the MathType
equation editor. Example in equation (1):
Where: - - - The variables within the text must be incorporated in word format and NOT in any equation editor. The symbolism to be used within the equations and within the text must be taken from the character map of the Time New Roman font. All the symbology of this map can be used. ARTICLE STRUCTUREThe articles are divided into: 1. Primary Partition (Section Title)2. Second-order partition (Section subheadings)3. Third order partition (Section title)Invariably the article will consist of:
1. INTRODUCTION The introduction should provide the reader with a brief and sufficient overview of the objective of the article and the theoretical framework on which it is based. After the introduction, the development of the article is presented. The following sections must follow an explanatory and clear order of the relevant aspects of your research.2. MATERIALS AND METHODSIn this section, which may have a different title, the samples or objects of study, the experimental installation and its general characteristics relevant to the study must be described.3. RESULTSIn this section, which may have a different title, the key results of the research must be presented objectively, without interpretation and in an orderly and logical sequence of the illustrative materials (tables and figures) and the text.
4. DISCUSSION OF RESULTS This section shows the real contribution to knowledge, therefore the authors must interpret the results and translate the findings into a practical, conceptual or theoretical meaning; These interpretations must be made in the same logical order in which the results were presented. Additionally, they can reflect on the implications of these results, mentioning previous and future research, as well as possible uses of the results and trends on the topic or problem addressed. Potential limitations of the study should be included, such as sample deficiencies, design problems, difficulties in data collection, etc. 5. CONCLUSIONSThis section should highlight the most important contributions and compare them with previous ones and their limitations, if any, suggesting possible research. Current and possible applications should also be proposed here, as well as any recommendations proposed for the universalization or extension of the published results. In all cases, repetition of what is stated in the summary will be avoided. AND VERY IMPORTANT The first conclusions presented must be those that correspond to the stated objectives.6. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS If necessary, this section should be placed after the conclusions. It is recommended that the authors thank those who have allowed, helped and collaborated with obtaining the results referred to in the article. If it is appropriate to express gratitude, it is suggested to use a typical heading such as: “The authors wish to thank…”
7. REFERENCES References are important to the reader, so each
citation must be correct and complete. There is no editorial verification of
the correctness of the data (authors, titles, journal, conference, volume,
number, pages, date, etc.). Yes there will be about its style and
completeness. Therefore, an error in the data of a reference will reduce the
authority and value of the article. References should be made in the place of
the sentence in which they apply, and you should avoid listing at the end of
a paragraph more than 3 or 4 references related to your study and that were
not truly important in it, such as: [1-2; 4; 7; 10; 12]. Articles with less
than 20 references will not be accepted, except bibliographic reviews, all of
which must be cited in the text, as well as all references cited in the text,
must appear in this section. References must be related to publications and
documents generally accessible to the public through ordinary channels
(books, magazine articles, conference articles, patents, doctoral theses with
ISSN, conferences, application notes and technical reports accessible by
companies, university departments and research organizations). All of them
must be accessible or within reach of everyone on the internet. 7. REFERENCES References are important to the reader, so each citation must be correct and complete. There is no editorial verification of the correctness of the data (authors, titles, journal, conference, volume, number, pages, date, etc.). Yes there will be about its style and completeness. Therefore, an error in the data of a reference will reduce the authority and value of the article. References should be made in the place of the sentence in which they apply, and you should avoid listing at the end of a paragraph more than 3 or 4 references related to your study and that were not truly important in it, such as: [1-2; 4; 7; 10; 12]. Articles with less than 20 references will not be accepted, except bibliographic reviews, all of which must be cited in the text, as well as all references cited in the text, must appear in this section. References must be related to publications and documents generally accessible to the public through ordinary channels (books, magazine articles, conference articles, patents, doctoral theses with ISSN, conferences, application notes and technical reports accessible by companies, university departments and research organizations). All of them must be accessible or within reach of everyone on the internet.
They should
NOT be included in this section,
Sources such as: — Television programs and newspaper articles. — Preparation of postgraduate courses or any other related
document, such as course manuals of any type. — Subject programs, careers, teaching guides of any
type. — Manuals for equipment, instruments, etc. — Software, software manuals and software sites. — Reports, unpublished books and monographs. — Catalogs, brochures and newsletters. — Unregistered journals and non-scientific journals. — Standards of companies or other entities not
internationally recognized. — Documents from Internet sites not recognized for
their scientific rigor. — Work from events not recognized internationally. — Diploma works that do not have an ISSN or DOI and
that are not published in a virtual repository. — Master's theses, which do not have an ISSN or DOI and
are not published in a virtual repository. — Doctoral theses that do not have an ISSN and that are
not published in a virtual repository. — Any other type of document that is not accessible to
the general public. Considerations • If you want or need to reference the previous
sources, you can include them within the text, although their use is not
convenient, because the reader does not have access to them. • Avoid using references that are difficult to find. • Avoid listing related references that were not
important to the study. • Use articles from peer-reviewed journals published on
the Internet as fundamental references. • All references used in an article must be within
reach of the reader. • Be 70% current
(last 5 years). • Avoid
self-citations, only 10% of author's self-citations are allowed. Even if doctoral theses and papers at scientific events
are published on the Internet, use should be moderate. Remember: References
are one of the quality indices of a scientific article. The criteria for creating bibliographic references
(content, form and structure) established by the journal Ingeniería
Energética, which must be met for the article to be sent for review, is that
established by the Vancouver standard. If such a reference seems absolutely essential, it may
be added to the text in parentheses. A work that has been accepted for
publication may be included in the bibliography, citing the name of the
journal, followed by "accepted for publication." Use as many
updated and quality references as possible, mainly those published in the
last 5 years and from scientific journals, both national and international.
Avoid excessive self-citations. Any information that does not pertain to your
experiment and is not "common knowledge" should be acknowledged by
a citation. References should be made in the place of the sentence
in which they apply, and you should avoid listing at the end of a paragraph
more than 3 or 4 references related to your study and that were not truly
important in it, such as: [1-2; 4; 7; 10; 12]. Articles with fewer than 20 references will not be
accepted; all must be cited in the text, and all references cited in the text
must appear in this section. The numerical citation system for references will be
used. This system refers to the citation of the work of origin by means of a
number that refers to a list of works cited at the end of the article, so
these must be identified with a consecutive number between brackets and
grouped at the end of the text in the order of appearance. In sentences, do
not refer to the reference number, "as in [1]", but write it at the
end of the sentence, always before the punctuation marks. Multiple references
should be listed separated by a hyphen [2-3]. If you want to mention the name
of an author, do so in the context of the sentence, writing the author's
first surname and the year of the work consulted in parentheses, for example:
"Anglada (1999) defines..."; At the end of the idea expressed by
that author, place the number corresponding to that reference [8]. Any reference that does not appear in the Latin
alphabet must be transliterated in accordance with international regulations. The criteria for creating bibliographic references
(content, form and structure) established by the Revista Ingeniería
Energética, which must be met for the article to be sent for review, is that
established by the Vancouver standard. They will be listed in order of appearance and will
comply with: -At least 70%
must belong to the last 5 years. -At least 70%
will be foreign references and scientific journals. -There must be a
70/25/5 correspondence in articles from serial publications, books,
monographs, manuals and other types, between the references used. Those works that have been edited by recognized
entities will be cited as published in any media: universities, research
centers, international organizations, high-level companies, etc. The reference to a document on the Internet must show
the complete URL and the date on which it was consulted. For example: • The content, form and structure of Electronic Texts,
Databases and Computer Programs, whether they are accessible online or on
tangible computer support (floppy disk, magnetic tape, cd-rom, etc.) must
respond to the following model: Main author. Title [type of media]. Edition. Secondary
author(s). Place of publication: publisher, publication date, update/revision
date. [Date of consultation] (Collection). Normalized number. Availability
and access. Notes [1]. • The content, form and structure of Collaborations in
Electronic Texts, Databases and Computer Programs must respond to the
following model: Main author (of the collaboration). "Title"
(of the collaboration). In: Main author (of the source document). Title (of
the source document). [Media Type]. Edition. Secondary author (of the source
document). Place of publication: publisher, date of publication. Numbering
and/or location of the collaboration within the source document.
Update/revision date. [Date of consultation]. Normalized number. Availability
and access. Notes [3-5]. • The content, form and structure of Electronic Serial
Publications. Complete Series or Entire Copy of a Series must respond to the
following model: Title [type of media]. Edition. Place of publication:
publisher, date of publication. [Date of consultation] (Collection).
Normalized number. Availability and access. Notes [5-6]. • The content, form and structure of Electronic Serial
Publications. Articles and Contributions in serial publications must respond
to the following model: Main author (of the collaboration). "Title (of the
collaboration)". Title (of the serial publication). [Media Type].
Edition. Place of publication: Publisher, date of publication. Issue number.
Location of the part within the source document. [Date of consultation].
Standard number Availability and access. Grades. [7-8]. • The content, form and structure of the Electronic
Bulletins, Discussion Lists and Electronic Messages must respond to the
following model: Author of the message Title of the message. Messaging
system title [media type]. Message date. Message time. [Date of
consultation]. Availability and access [7-8]. The
self-citation rate for the Energy Engineering journal will be less than 10%. Those works that
have been edited by recognized entities will be cited as published in any
digital or printed media: universities, research centers, international
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