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    Erratum: “Heat and Mass Transfer in Rotary Heat Exchangers With Nonhygroscopic Rotor Materials” (Journal of Heat Transfer, 1977, 99, pp. 196–202) OPEN ACCESS

    R. B. Holmberg
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    J. Heat Transfer 99(3), 503 (Aug 01, 1977) (1 page) doi:10.1115/1.3450733 History: Online August 11, 2010
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