Biomass fly-ash deposition: Dependence of deposition rate on probe/particle temperature in 115–1200 °C range
Authors:
- Roman WeberRWRoman Weber
- Yunus PoyrazYPYunus Poyraz
- Marco ManciniMMMarco Mancini
- Andreas SchwabauerASAndreas Schwabauer
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