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A new shaftwork targeting model for total sites

Name: A new shaftwork targeting model for total sites
Keywords: Computer engineering. Computer hardware, Turbines, Computer simulation, Marine engines, Heat and power, Cogeneration potential, Comparative studies, Fuel demand, TK7885-7895, Chemical engineering

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Journal 01 Jan 2011 United Kingdom English Publisher:AIDIC Servizi S.r.l.Journal:Chemical Engineering Transactions, volume 25, pages 917-922 (issn: 1974-9791,

Authors: Ghannadzadeh, Ali; Perry, Simon; Smith, Robin;

doi: 10.3303/cet1125153

A new shaftwork targeting model for total sites

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University of Salford
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Computer engineering. Computer hardware, Turbines, Computer simulation, Marine engines, Heat and power, Cogeneration potential, Comparative studies, Fuel demand, TK7885-7895, Chemical engineering, Heat recovery, Steam turbines, Waste heat, TP155-156, Utility systems

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