Study on the Correlation between Air Emission Gas and Alternative Fuels Used in Cement Sintering Process
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Choi, Jaewon
(R&D Center, Asiacement Co.)
Baek, Ju-Ik (R&D Center, Asiacement Co.) Kwon, Sang-Jin (R&D Center, Asiacement Co.) Won, Pil-Sung (R&D Center, Asiacement Co.) Kang, Bong-Hee (R&D Center, Asiacement Co.) |
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