Effects of Hot-Gas Composition on Temperature Distribution in a Flat Plate Cooled by Internal and Film Cooling

Effects of Hot-Gas Composition on Temperature Distribution in a Flat Plate Cooled by Internal and Film Cooling
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10.1115/gt2009-59727
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2009
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S. Na;R. Dennis;C. Alsup;K. Bryden;T. Shih
S. Na;R. Dennis;C. Alsup;K. Bryden;T. Shih
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S. Na;R. Dennis;C. Alsup;K. Bryden;T. Shih

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