Temperature gradient induced changes within superheater ash deposits high in chlorine
Authors:
- Roland BalintRBRoland Balint
- Markus EngblomMEMarkus Engblom
- Jonne NiemiJNJonne Niemi
- Daniel Silva da CostaDCDaniel Silva da Costa
- Daniel LindbergDLDaniel Lindberg
- Patrik YrjasPYPatrik Yrjas
- Leena HupaLHLeena Hupa
- Mikko HupaMHMikko Hupa
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Funding Information
- Fortum Foundation
- Research Council of Finland
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