V.V. Molkov

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Keenan, J. ., Makarov, D. ., & Molkov, V. . (2013). Modelling and Effect of Rayleigh-Taylor Instability on Coherent Deflagrations.
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Dahoe, A. ., & Molkov, V. . (2005). Towards Hydrogen Safety Education and Training.
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Molkov, V. ., Makarov, D. ., & Prost, E. . (2005). On Numerical Simulation of Liquefied and Gaseous Hydrogen Releases At Large Scales.
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Molkov, V. ., Marakov, D. ., & Schneider, H. . (2005). Hydrogen-Air Deflagrations in Open Atmosphere - Large Eddy Simulation Analysis of Experimental Data-Paper.
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Molkov, V. ., & Saffers, J. . (2011). Introduction to Hydrogen Safety Engineering.
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Baraldi, D. ., Papanikolaou, E. ., Heitsch, M. ., Moretto, P. ., Cant, R. ., Roekaerts, D. ., … Molkov, V. . (2011). CFD Analysis.
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Bragin, M. ., Makarov, D. ., & Molkov, V. . (2011). Pressure Limit of Hydrogen Spontaneous Ignition in a T-Shaped Channel.
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Bragin, M. ., & Molkov, V. . (2009). Physics of Spontaneous Ignition of High Pressure Hydrogen Release and Transition to Jet Fire.
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Molkov, V. ., Marakov, D. ., & Prost, E. . (2005). On Numerical Simulation of Liquefied and Gaseous Hydrogen Releases at Large Scales-Paper.
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Keenan, J. ., Makarov, D. ., & Molkov, V. . (2015). Modelling and Simulation of High-Pressure Hydrogen Jets Using H2FC European Cyber-Laboratory.
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