Calculation of flow pattern onthe blade-to-blade surface of an arbitrary turbomachine.

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1978

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Kaplan, Hilmi

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H. Kaplan, “Calculation of flow pattern onthe blade-to-blade surface of an arbitrary turbomachine.,” Middle East Technical University, 1978.