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Breitung
Breitung, W. . (2005). Analysis Methodology for Hydrogen Behaviour in Accident Scenarios.
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Travis, J. ., Breitung, W. ., Koch, P. ., & Jordan, T. . (2011). A Homogeneous Non-Equilibrium Two-Phase Critical Flow Model.
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Friedrich, A. ., Breitung, W. ., Stern, G. ., Veser, A. ., Kuznetsov, M. ., Fast, G. ., … Rottenecker, M. . (2011). Ignition and Heat Radiation of Cryogenic Hydrogen Jets.
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Veser, A. ., Kuznetsov, M. ., Fast, G. ., Freidrich, A. ., Kotchourko, N. ., Stern, G. ., … Breitung, W. . (2009). The Structure and Flame Propagation Regimes in Turbulent Hydrogen Jets.
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Grune, J. ., Sempert, K. ., Kuznetsow, M. ., & Breitung, W. . (2009). Experimental Study of Ignited Unsteady Hydrogen Jets Into Air.
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Xiao, J. ., Travis, J. ., & Breitung, W. . (2009). Hydrogen Release From a High-Pressure GH2 Reservoir in Case of a Small Leak.
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Xiao, J. ., Travis, J. ., & Breitung, W. . (2008). NON-BOUSSINESQ INTEGRAL MODEL FOR HORIZONTAL TURBULENT STRONGLY BUOYANT PLANE JETS (pp. 225-232).
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Verfondern, K. ., Moormann, R. ., Breitung, W. ., Veser, A. ., Nea, A. ., & Aen, N. . (2001). Contributions to a safety analysis for a hydrogen production system with HTGR (pp. 185-196).
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Lohstrah, W. ., Fichtner, M. ., & Breitung, W. . (2007). Complex Hydrides as Solid Storage Materials - First Safety Tests-Paper.
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Breitung, W. . (2005). Analysis Methodology for Hydrogen Behaviour in Accident Scenarios-Paper.
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