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22. Larry Waterland, Marta Richards, Behrooz Ghorishi and Dan Burns ,Testing the performance of Continuous Emission Monitors for Measuring Trace Metals and Organic Species Emissions from Incinerators ,Conference Proceedings ,Paper A261 presented at the Annual AWMA Technical Meeting, Nashville TN, June 1996
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