Material-flow analysis, energy analysis, and partial environmental-LCA of a district-heating combined heat and power plant in Sweden
Authors:
- Johan KarlssonJKJohan Karlsson
- Lena BrunzellLBLena Brunzell
- G. VenkateshGVG. Venkatesh
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