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HRB
(redirected from Heat Recovery Boiler)

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HRBH&R Block, Inc.
HRBHarbin, China (Airport Code)
HRBHuman Resources Branch (Canada)
HRBHaiti International Airline (ICAO code)
HRBHuman Rights Bureau (Montana DOL&I)
HRBHeat Recovery Boiler
HRBRockwell Hardness B Scale (also seen as Hardness Rockwell B)
HRBHeuristic Register Bound
HRBHighways Research Board (UK)
HRBHuman Rights Bibliography
HRBHigh Risk Borrower
HRBHuman Resources Boosters


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The GTCC includes a steam turbine, gas turbine, power generator, and exhaust heat recovery boiler among other features.
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Proceeds from the 2007B issuance will fund system upgrades and expansions, including the installation of a waste heat recovery boiler (WHRB) on St Croix on Units 16 and 20, and will pay down a portion of WAPA's line of credit ($10 million) used for capital additions.
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ABB will deliver a GT26 gas turbine, a steam turbine, a generator and a heat recovery boiler.
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