PROSPECTS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF UNIT-TYPE PLANTS OF CONDENSING POWER-STATIONS OPERATING ON FOSSIL FUEL

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[1] ALL UNION STATE PLANNING INST THERMAL POWER STN,MOSCOW,USSR

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THERMAL ENGINEERING | 1973年 / 20卷 / 07期

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