Mineralogical and engineering characteristics of dry flue gas desulfurization products
Authors:
- Jerry M. BighamJBJerry M. Bigham
- David A. KostDKDavid A. Kost
- Richard C. StehouwerRSRichard C. Stehouwer
- Joel H. BeeghlyJBJoel H. Beeghly
- Randy FowlerRFRandy Fowler
- Samuel J. TrainaSTSamuel J. Traina
- William E. WolfeWWWilliam E. Wolfe
- Warren A. DickWDWarren A. Dick
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