Integration of a rSOC-system to industrial processes

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Integration of a rSOC-system to industrial processes. / Banasiak, David; Gallaun, Markus; Kienberger, Thomas et al.
in: Energy Conversion and Managment: X, Jahrgang 20.2023, Nr. October, 100425, 16.07.2023.

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Banasiak D, Gallaun M, Kienberger T, Rinnhofer C. Integration of a rSOC-system to industrial processes. Energy Conversion and Managment: X. 2023 Jul 16;20.2023(October):100425. Epub 2023 Jul 16. doi: 10.1016/j.ecmx.2023.100425

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