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The Influence of Shroud and Cavity Geometry on Turbine Performance: An Experimental and Computational Study¿ Part II: Exit Cavity Geometry

Budimir Rosic    
John D. Denton    
Eric M. Curtis    
and Ashley T. Peterson    

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