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Enerģijas ražošana

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An edition of Enerģijas ražošana (2001)

Enerģijas ražošana

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Rīgas Tehniskā universitate
Language
Latvian
Pages
254

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Enerģijas ražošana: elektrisko tīklu, sistēmu un automatizācijas specialitāšu studentiem
2001, Rīgas Tehniskā universitate
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At head of title: Rīgas Tehniskā universitate, Enerģētikas institūts.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 254).

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TJ163.2 .B375 2001

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254 p. :
Number of pages
254

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OL25275213M
ISBN 10
9984321746
LCCN
2011502202

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