Numerical Analysis of Enhanced Conductive Deep Borehole Heat Exchangers

Numerical Analysis of Enhanced Conductive Deep Borehole Heat Exchangers
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10.3390/su13126918
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2021-06
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3.9
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T. Renaud;L. Pan;H. Doran;G. Falcone;P. G. Verdin
T. Renaud;L. Pan;H. Doran;G. Falcone;P. G. Verdin
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环境科学与生态学3区
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作者:
T. Renaud;L. Pan;H. Doran;G. Falcone;P. G. Verdin

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