Energy, exergy, economic, environmental, and sustainability assessments of the CFM56-3 series turbofan engine used in the aviation sector
Authors:
- Peter KorbaPKPeter Korba
- Ozgur BalliOBOzgur Balli
- Hakan CaliskanHCHakan Caliskan
- Samer Al-RabeeiSASamer Al-Rabeei
- Utku KaleUKUtku Kale
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