Tilocca et al., 2023 - Google Patents
A methodology to quantify product competitiveness and innovation requirements for micro gas turbine systems in hydrogen backup applicationsTilocca et al., 2023
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- Tilocca G
- Sánchez D
- Torres-García M
- Escamilla-Perejón A
- Minett S
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- Turbo expo: Power for land, sea, and air
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Micro gas turbines are an on-site power and heat generation technology with a small footprint, low gaseous (NOx) and acoustic emissions, low maintenance and high-grade heat. They entered the market at the dawn of the twentieth century; nevertheless, they achieved …
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