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A telescopic divergent chimney for power generation based on forced air movement: Principle and theoretical formulation 期刊论文
APPLIED ENERGY, 2014, 卷号: 136, 页码: 873-880
作者:  Chan, CY (Chan, Chuen-yu)[ 1,2 ];  Hu, SY (Hu, Si-yang)[ 2,4 ];  Raynal, M (Raynal, Marc)[ 3 ];  Leung, DYC (Leung, Dennis Y. C.)[ 4 ];  Chang, APS (Chang, Alfred P. S.)[ 2 ];  Yao, JB (Yao, Jin-biao)[ 5 ]
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Forced Air Movement  Divergent Chimney  Renewable Energy  
Morphology and ultrastructure of Hippodonta qinghainensis sp nov. (Bacillariophyceae), a new diatom from Lake Qinghai, China 期刊论文
PHYTOTAXA, 2014, 卷号: 186, 期号: 2, 页码: 61-74
作者:  Peng, YM (Peng, Yumei)[ 1,2 ];  Rioual, P (Rioual, Patrick)[ 3 ];  Levkov, Z (Levkov, Zlatko)[ 4 ];  Wiliams, DM (Wiliams, David M.)[ 5 ];  Jin, ZD (Jin, Zhangdong)[ 1,6 ]
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Diatoms  Taxonomy  Hippodonta  Lake Qinghai  China  Landmark Analysis  
Thermochemical and trace element behavior of coal gangue, agriculturalbiomass and their blends during co-combustion 期刊论文
Bioresource Technology, 2014, 卷号: 166, 页码: 243-251
作者:  Zhou,CC(Zhou,Chuncai)[1,2,3];  Liu,GJ(Liu,Guijian)[1,2];  Cheng,SW(Cheng,Siwei)[1];  Fang,T(Fang,Ting)[1,3];  Lam,PKS(Lam,Paul K.S.)[3]
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Coal Gangue  Agricultural Biomass  Co-combustion  Reactivity  Trace Element  
Soil CO2 emissions from five different types of land use on the semiarid Loess Plateau of China, with emphasis on the contribution of winter soil respiration 期刊论文
ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT, 2014, 卷号: 88, 页码: 74-82
作者:  Shi, WY (Shi, Wei-Yu)[ 1,2,3 ];  Yan, MJ (Yan, Mei-Jie)[ 2,3,4 ];  Zhang, JG (Zhang, Jian-Guo)[ 2,3,5 ];  Guan, JH (Guan, Jin-Hong)[ 2,3,5 ];  Du, S (Du, Sheng)[ 2,3,4 ]
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Land Use  Loess Plateau  Soil Co2 Efflux  Soil Co2 Emission  Temperate Semiarid Forest  Vegetation Types  Winter Soil Respiration