Flue Gas Recirculation in a Gas Turbine: Impact on Performance and Operational Behavior

Flue Gas Recirculation in a Gas Turbine: Impact on Performance and Operational Behavior
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燃气轮机中的烟气再循环:对性能和运行行为的影响

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2011
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Eribert Benz
Eribert Benz
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F. Sander;R. Carroni;Stefan Rofka;Eribert Benz

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