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Infrastructure development for conversion to environmentally friendly fuel

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  • Bapna, Ravi
  • Thakur, Lakshman S.
  • Nair, Suresh K.

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  • Bapna, Ravi & Thakur, Lakshman S. & Nair, Suresh K., 2002. "Infrastructure development for conversion to environmentally friendly fuel," European Journal of Operational Research, Elsevier, vol. 142(3), pages 480-496, November.
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