A Review on Suspended Wood Dust Combustion. Efficiency and Fuel Quality

Silins, Kaspars

A Review on Suspended Wood Dust Combustion. Efficiency and Fuel Quality

Environmental and Climate Technologies

Volume 9 (2012): Issue 2012 (December 2012)

By: Kaspars Silins

Open Access

|Dec 2012

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