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Disclaimer: The Lessons Learned Database includes the incidents that were voluntarily submitted. The database is not a comprehensive source for all incidents that have occurred.
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Mitsuishi, H. ., Oshino, K. ., & Watanabe, S. . (2005). Dynamic Crush Test on Hydrogen Pressurized Cylinder.
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Mukai, S. ., Suzuki, J. ., Mitsuishi, H. ., Oyakawa, K. ., & Watanabe, S. . (2005). CFD Simulation on Diffusion of Leaked Hydrogen Caused By Vehicle Accident in Tunnels.
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Tomioka, J. ., Kiguchi, K. ., Tamura, Y. ., & Mitsuishi, H. . (2011). Influence of Pressure and Temperature on the Fatigue Strength of Type-3 Compressed-Hydrogen Tanks.
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Matsuno, Y. ., Maeda, Y. ., Otsuka, N. ., Tamura, Y. ., & Mitsuishi, H. . (2011). Attained Temperature During Gas Fueling and Defueling Cycles of Compressed Hydrogen Tanks for FCV.
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Tomioka, J. ., Kiguchi, K. ., Tamura, Y. ., & Mitsuishi, H. . (2009). Influence of Temperature on the Fatigue Strength of Compressed Hydrogen Tanks for Vehicles.
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Tamura, Y. ., Takabayashi, M. ., Takeuchi, M. ., & Mitsuishi, H. . (2011). The Spread of Fire From Adjoining Vehicles to a Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle.
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Mitsuishi, H. ., Oshino, K. ., & Watanabe, S. . (2005). Dynamic Crush Test on Hydrogen Pressurized Cylinder-Paper.
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Mukai, S. ., Suzuki, J. ., Mitsuishi, H. ., Oyakawa, K. ., & Watanabe, S. . (2005). CFD Simulation on Diffusion of Leaked Hydrogen Caused by Vehicle Accident in Tunnels-Paper.
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Hiraki, W. ., & Mitsuishi, H. . (2015). Freeze of Nozzle, Receptacle During Hydrogen Fueling.
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