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Using pinch technology for process retrofit
T.N. Tjoe,B. Linnhoff +1 more
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Methode simple, pratique et rapide de readaptation d'une unite as discussed by the authors is used for distillation de petrole brut (on a considere douze scenarios possibles)Abstract:
Methode simple, pratique et rapide de readaptation d'une unite. Exemple d'application a une unite de distillation de petrole brut (on a considere douze scenarios possibles)read more
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