Analysis of the behaviour of pollutant gas emissions during wheat straw/coal cofiring by TGFTIR

Analysis of the behaviour of pollutant gas emissions during wheat straw/coal cofiring by TGFTIR
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10.1016/j.fuproc.2010.12.029
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2011-05
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Fuel and Energy Abstracts
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Cuiping Wang;Yajue Wu;Qing-huo Liu;Hairui Yang;Fengyin Wang
Cuiping Wang;Yajue Wu;Qing-huo Liu;Hairui Yang;Fengyin Wang
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Cuiping Wang;Yajue Wu;Qing-huo Liu;Hairui Yang;Fengyin Wang

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