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Gas-Dynamic Technology for Managing the Fermentation of Deposited Solid Domestic Wastes

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    V. G. Sister

  2. State Unitary Enterprise Ékotekhprom, Russia

    A. M. Gonopol'skii

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Sister, V.G., Gonopol'skii, A.M. Gas-Dynamic Technology for Managing the Fermentation of Deposited Solid Domestic Wastes. Chemical and Petroleum Engineering 39, 160–168 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1024226114270

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