P. Middha

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Venetsanos, A. ., Papanikolaou, E. ., Delichatsios, M. ., Garcia, J. ., Hansen, O. ., Heitsch, M. ., … Voort, M. . (2007). An Inter-Comparison Exercise on the Capabilities of CFD Models to Predict the Short and Long Term Distribution and Mixing of Hydrogen in a Garage-Paper.
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Skjold, T. ., Siccama, D. ., Hisken, H. ., Brambilla, A. ., Middha, P. ., Groth, K. ., & LaFleur, A. . (2015). 3D Risk Management for Hydrogen Installations (HY3DRM).
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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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Nilsen, S. ., Marangon, A. ., Middha, P. ., Engeboe, A. ., Markert, F. ., Ezponda, E. ., & Chaineaux, J. . (2007). Determination of Hazardous Zones for a Generic Hydrogen Station - A Case Study-Paper.
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Hansen, O. ., & Middha, P. . (2007). CFD Simulation Study to Investigate the Risk From Hydrogen Vehicles in Tunnels-Paper.
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Henriksen, M. ., Bjerketvedt, D. ., Vaagsaether, K. ., Gaathaug, A. ., Skjold, T. ., & Middha, P. . (2015). Accidental Hydrogen Release in Gc-Laboratory - A Case Study.
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Ham, K. ., Marangon, A. ., Middha, P. ., Versloot, N. ., Carcassi, M. ., Hansen, O. ., … Serbanescu, D. . (2009). Benchmark Exercise on Risk Assessment Methods Applied to a Virtual Hydrogen Refuelling Station.
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