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Co-Gasification of Solid Refuse Fuel and Coal with Efficient Tar Removal : 고형연료와 석탄혼합가스화에서 효과적인 타르제거

Lee, JangSoo 2016년

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' Co-Gasification of Solid Refuse Fuel and Coal with Efficient Tar Removal : 고형연료와 석탄혼합가스화에서 효과적인 타르제거' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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  • 위생과 도시 공학
  • Co-Gasification
  • Coal
  • Lime
  • SRF(Solid Refuse Fuel)
  • Tar
  • activated carbon
  • gasification
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' Co-Gasification of Solid Refuse Fuel and Coal with Efficient Tar Removal : 고형연료와 석탄혼합가스화에서 효과적인 타르제거' 의 참고문헌

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