Eliminating environmental impact of coal mining wastes and coal processing by-products by high temperature oxy-fuel CFB combustion for clean power Generation: A review
Authors:
- Fangqin ChengFCFangqin Cheng
- Yuanyuan ZhangYZYuanyuan Zhang
- Guoqiang ZhangGZGuoqiang Zhang
- Kai ZhangKZKai Zhang
- Junzhi WuJWJunzhi Wu
- Dongke ZhangDZDongke Zhang
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