Optimisation study of a large waste-to-energy plant using computational modelling and experimental measurements
Authors:
- C. D. GoddardCGC. D. Goddard
- Y. B. YangYYY. B. Yang
- J. GoodfellowJGJ. Goodfellow
- V. N. SharifiVSV. N. Sharifi
- J. SwithenbankJSJ. Swithenbank
- J. ChartierJCJ. Chartier
- D. MouquetDMD. Mouquet
- R. KirkmanRKR. Kirkman
- D. BarlowDBD. Barlow
- S. MoseleySMS. Moseley
- 1 August 2005
- journal article
- Published by Taylor & Francis in Journal of the Energy Institute
- Vol. 78 (3) , 106-116
Abstract
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