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A methodology for integrated thermofluid modelling of radiant superheaters in steady state and transient operations
Critical components in coal-fired power plants such as final superheater heat exchangers experience severe conditions associated with high metal temperatures and high temperature gradients during base load and transient operations. Such adverse conditions could significantly reduce the life span of...
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Department of Mechanical Engineering
2019
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