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Molkov, V. ., & Kashkarov, S. . (2015). Blast Wave From Hydrogen Storage Rupture in a Fire.
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Molkov, V. ., Shentsov, V. ., Brennan, S. ., & Makarov, D. . (2013). Hydrogen non-premixed combustion in enclosure with one vent and sustained release: Numerical experiments. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijhydene.2014.05.007
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Li, Z. ., Makarov, D. ., Keenan, J. ., & Molkov, V. . (2015). CFD Study of the Unignited and Ignited Hydrogen Releases From TRPD Under a Fuel Cell Car.
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Makarov, D. ., Molkov, V. ., Hooker, P. ., & Kuznetsov, M. . (2015). Venting Deflagrations of Local Hydrogen-Air Mixture.
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L’Hostis, B. ., Houssin-Agbomson, D. ., Jallais, S. ., Vyazmina, E. ., Dang-Nhu, G. ., Bernard-Michel, G. ., … Kinderen, J. . (2015). Guidelines and Recommendations for Indoor Use of Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Systems.
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Kim, W. ., Shentsov, V. ., Makarov, D. ., & Molkov, V. . (2015). High Pressure Hydrogen Tank Rupture - Blast Wave and Fireball.
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Kim, Y. ., Makarov, D. ., Kashkarov, S. ., Joseph, P. ., & Molkov, V. . (2015). Modelling Heat Transfer in an Intumescent Paint and its Effect on Fire Resistance of On-Board Hydrogen Storage.
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Gallego, E. ., Garcia, J. ., Migoya, E. ., Crespo, A. ., Kotchourko, A. ., Yanez, J. ., … Molkov, V. . (2005). An Intercomparison Exercise on the Capabilities of CFD Models to Predict Deflagration of a Large-Scale H2-Air Mixture in Open Atmosphere-Paper.
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Cirrone, D. ., Makarov, D. ., & Molkov, V. . (2017). Simulation of Thermal Radiation from Hydrogen Under-Expanded Jet Fire.
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Brennan, S. ., Bengaouer, A. ., Carcassi, M. ., Cerchiara, G. ., Evans, G. ., Friedrich, A. ., … Yanez, J. . (2009). TOWARDS MINIMISING HAZARDS IN HYDROGEN AND FUEL CELL STATIONARY APPLICATIONS: KEY FINDINGS OF MODELLING AND EXPERIMENTAL WORK IN THE HYPER PROJECT. 399-410.
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