A. Tchouvelev

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Desilets, S. ., Cote, S. ., Nadeau, G. ., & Tchouvelev, A. . (2009). Ignition Experiments of Hydrogen Mixtures by Different Methods and Description of the DRDC Test Facilities.
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Tchouvelev, A. ., Hansen, A. ., Miyashita, S. ., Vercauteren, G. ., & Golden, B. . (2009). Risk Management and Insurance - Breaking Barriers, Paving Pathways.
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LaChance, J. ., Tchouvelev, A. ., & Engebo, A. . (2009). Development of Uniform Harm Criteria for Use in Quantitative Risk Analysis of the Hydrogen Infrastructure.
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Benard, P. ., Hourri, A. ., Angers, B. ., Tchouvelev, A. ., & Agranat, V. . (2009). Effects of Surface on the Flammable Extent of Hydrogen Jets.
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Tchouvelev, A. . (2011). Round Table Discussion - International Collaboration on Hydrogen Safety-Presentation.
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Tchouvelev, A. ., Howard, G. ., & Agranat, V. . (2004). Comparison of Standards Requirements With Cfd Simulations for Determining Sizes of Hazardous Locations in Hydrogen Energy Station.
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Kotchourko, A. ., Baraldi, D. ., Benard, P. ., Jordan, T. ., Kessler, A. ., LaChance, J. ., … Wen, J. . (2013). State-of-the-Art and Research Priorities in Hydrogen Safety.
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LaChance, J. ., Tchouvelev, A. ., & Ohi, J. . (2007). Risk-Informed Process and Tools for Permitting Hydrogen Fueling Stations-Paper.
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Hay, D. ., Tchouvelev, A. ., Benard, P. ., Wong, J. ., & MacIntyre, I. . (2007). Hydrogen Safety, Training and Risk Assessment System-Paper.
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Galassi, M. ., Papanikolaou, E. ., Baraldi, D. ., Funnemark, E. ., Haland, E. ., Engebo, A. ., … Tchouvelev, A. . (2011). HIAD-Paper.
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