J. Grune

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Friedrich, A. ., Grune, J. ., Kotchourko, N. ., Kotchourko, A. ., Sempert, K. ., Stern, G. ., & Kuznetsov, M. . (2007). Experimental Study Of Jet-formed Hydrogen-air Mixtures And Pressure Loads From Their Deflagrations In Low Confined Surroundings.
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Kuznetsov, M. ., Kobelt, S. ., Grune, J. ., & Jordan, T. . (2011). Flammability Limits and Laminar Flame Speed of Hydrogen-Air Mixtures at Sub-Atmospheric Pressures.
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Grune, J. ., Kuznetsov, M. ., Lelyakin, A. ., & Jordan, T. . (2011). Spontaneous Ignition Processes Due to High-Pressure Hydrogen Release in Air.
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Grune, J. ., Sempert, K. ., Kuznetsov, M. ., & Jordan, T. . (2011). Experimental Study of Ignited Unsteady Hydrogen Releases From a High Pressure Resevoir.
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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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Middha, P. ., Hansen, O. ., Grune, J. ., & Kotchourko, A. . (2007). Validation of CFD Calculations Against Ignited Impinging Jet Experiments-Paper.
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Kuznetsov, M. ., & Grune, J. . (2017). Experiments on Flame Acceleration and DDT For Stoichiometric Hydrogen/Air Mixture in a Thin Layer Geometry.
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Grune, J. ., Sempert, K. ., Friedrich, A. ., Kuznetsov, M. ., & Jordan, T. . (2015). Detonation Wave Propagation in Semi-Confined Layers of Hydrogen-Air and Hydrogen-Oxygen Mixtures.
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Friedrich, A. ., Grune, J. ., Kotchourko, N. ., Kotchourko, A. ., Sempert, K. ., Stern, G. ., & Kuznetsov, M. . (2007). Experimental Study of Hydrogen-Air Deflagrations in Flat Layer-Paper.
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