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A review of research on the Kalina cycle

Zhang et al., 2012

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6163773368697819154
Author
Zhang X
He M
Zhang Y
Publication year
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Renewable and sustainable energy reviews

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This paper presents a review of the research on the Kalina cycle, including the description of the Kalina cycle, the comparison of the Rankine and Kalina cycle, energy and exergy analysis on the Kalina cycle, different Kalina systems and their different applications …
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