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Proust, C. ., Lacome, J. ., Jamois, D. ., & Perrette, L. . (2007). Processes of the Formation of Large Unconfined Clouds Following Massive Spillage of Liquid Hydrogen on the Ground.
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Jordan, T. ., Perrette, L. ., & Paillere, H. . (2005). Hysafe European Network of Excellence on Hydrogen Safety.
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Lacome, J. ., Dagba, Y. ., Jamois, D. ., Perrette, L. ., & Proust, C. . (2007). Large-Scale Hydrogen Release in an Isothermal Confined Area.
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Perrette, L. ., & Chelhaoui, S. . (2003). New Energy, New Hazards? The Hydrogen Scenario. 244-254 (419p.).
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Perrette, L. ., Chelhaoui, S. ., & Corgier, D. . (2003). Safety Evaluation of a Pemfc Bus.
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Perrette, L. ., Paillere, H. ., & Joncquet, G. . (2007). Presentation of the French National Project Drive: Experimental Data for the Evaluation of Hydrogen Risks Onboard Vehicles, the Validation of Numerical Tools and the Edition of Guidelines. 51-60.
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Perrette, L. ., & Weidermann, H. . (2007). Safe Storage of Natural Gas on Urban Buses: Case Early Investigation and Learnings.
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Lacome, J. ., Dagba, Y. ., Jamois, D. ., Perrette, L. ., & Proust, C. . (2007). Large-Scale Hydrogen Release in an Isothermal Confined Area-Paper.
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Jordan, T. ., Perrette, L. ., & Paillere, H. . (2005). HYSAFE: The European Network of Excellence on Hydrogen Safety.
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