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Turbocharger Noise Reduction on Ships

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The authors would like to acknowledge the valuable inputs of Heinz-Jürgen Feld and Peter Limacher of ABB Turbo Systems.

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  1. ABB Turbo Systems Ltd, Baden, Switzerland

    Marius Banica (Senior Engineer),  Klaus Fußstetter (Senior Manager Product Management Turbochargers for Low Speed Engines) &  Carsten Spinder (R&D Senior Engineer for Acoustics)

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Banica, M., Fußstetter, K. & Spinder, C. Turbocharger Noise Reduction on Ships. MTZ ind 6, 40–45 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40353-016-0014-6

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