Heat loss reduction and hydrocarbon combustion in ultra-micro combustors for ultra-micro gas turbines

Heat loss reduction and hydrocarbon combustion in ultra-micro combustors for ultra-micro gas turbines
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10.1016/j.proci.2008.06.002
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2009
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T. Sakurai;S. Yuasa;Taku Honda;Shoko Shimotori
T. Sakurai;S. Yuasa;Taku Honda;Shoko Shimotori
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T. Sakurai;S. Yuasa;Taku Honda;Shoko Shimotori

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