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Modeling and Control of a SOFC-GT Hybrid System with Single Shaft Configuration

Kandepu et al., 2006

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6248664244805959624
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Kandepu R
Imsland L
Foss B
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This article focuses on issues related to control and operability of a Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC)-Gas Turbine (GT) hybrid system with single-shaft GT configuration. The models of all the components of the hybrid system are developed and integrated to constitute the hybrid …
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