Combustion engineering issues for solid fuel systems
Miller, Bruce G. M.S.
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Combustion engineering issues for solid fuel systems
by Miller, Bruce G. M.S., David A. Tillman
Published
2008
Publisher
Academic Press
Pages
496
ISBN-13
9780123736116
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