M.N. Carcassi

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Grasso, N. ., Ciannelli, N. ., Pilo, F. ., Carcassi, M. ., & Ceccherini, F. . (2007). Guidelines For Fire Corps Standard Operating Procedures In The Event Of Hydrogen Releases.
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Cerchiara, G. ., & Carcassi, M. . (2007). Quantification of the Uncertainty of the Peak Pressure Value in The Vented Deflagrations of Air-Hydrogen Mixtures.
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Grasso, N. ., Pilo, F. ., Ciannelli, N. ., Carcassi, M. ., Mattei, N. ., & Ceccherini, F. . (2007). Fire Prevention Technical Rule For Gaseous Hydrogen Transport In Pipelines.
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Marangon, A. ., & Carcassi, M. . (2011). Hydrogen-Methane Mixtures - Dispersion and Stratification Studies.
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Mattei, N. ., Carcassi, M. ., Ciannelli, N. ., & Pilo, F. . (2011). Development of an Italian Fire Prevention Technical Rule for Hydrogen Pipelines.
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Mattei, N. ., Schiavetti, M. ., & Carcassi, M. . (2009). Experimental Studies on Wind Influence on Hydrogen Release From Low Pressure Pipelines.
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Cerchiara, G. ., Mattei, N. ., Schiavetti, M. ., & Carcassi, M. . (2009). Natural and Forced Ventilation Study in an Enclosure Hosting a Fuel Cell.
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Ganci, F. ., Carpignano, A. ., Mattei, N. ., & Carcassi, M. . (2009). Hydrogen Release and Atmospheric Dispersion - Experimental Studies and Comparison with Parametric Simulations.
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Venetsanos, A. ., Adams, P. ., Azkarate, I. ., Bengaouer, A. ., Brett, L. ., Carcassi, M. ., … Versloot, N. . (2009). On the Use of Hydrogen in Confined Spaces - Results From the Internal Project InsHyde.
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Marangon, A. ., Carcassi, M. ., Engebo, A. ., & Nilsen, S. . (2005). Safety Distances - Definition and Values-Paper.
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