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Effect of ambient temperature on the performance of micro gas turbine with cogeneration system in cold region

Basrawi et al., 2011

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3461203839792839662
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Basrawi F
Yamada T
Nakanishi K
Naing S
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Applied thermal engineering

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A small-scale prime mover especially micro gas turbine is a key factor in order to widespread the utilization of biogas. It is well known that a performance of large-scale gas turbine is greatly affected by its inlet air temperature. However, the effect of the inlet air …
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