Characterization of the fluidization and reduction behavior of cyclically combusted and reduced iron(-oxide)

D.W.J. Lelivelt

Mechanical Engineering

Student thesis: Master

Date of Award	6 Apr 2022
Original language	English
Supervisor	Niels G. Deen (Supervisor 1), Giulia Finotello (Supervisor 2) & Conrad Hessels (Supervisor 2)

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