MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE INCINERATION WITH ENERGY RECOVERY IN THE U.S.A.—TECHNOLOGIES,FACILITIES AND VENDORS FOR LESS THAN 550 TONS PER DAY. By Bruce A. Hegberg,William H. Hallenbeck,Gary R. Brenniman and Richard A. Wadden
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MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE INCINERATION WITH ENERGY RECOVERY IN THE U.S.A.—TECHNOLOGIES,FACILITIES AND VENDORS FOR LESS THAN 550 TONS PER DAY. By Bruce A. Hegberg,William H. Hallenbeck,Gary R. Brenniman and Richard A. Wadden
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