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Effect of Hydrogen Concentration on Vented Explosion Overpressures From Lean Hydrogen-Air Deflagrations 2011 Conference Proceedings C.R. Bauwens, J. Chao, S.B. Dorofeev
Safety Assessment of Unignited Hydrogen Discharge From Onboard Storage in Garages with Low Levels of Natural Ventilation 2011 Conference Proceedings S. Brennan, V. Molkov
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Regulations and Research on RC&S for Hydrogen Storage Relevant to Transport and Vehicle Issues with Special focus on Composite Containments 2011 Conference Proceedings G.W. Mair, P. Poschko
On the Kinetics of ALH3 Decomposition and the Subsequent AL Oxidation 2011 Conference Proceedings N. Eisenreich, A. Kebler, A. Koleczko, V. Weiser
The Analysis of Fire Test for the High Pressure Composite Cylinder 2011 Conference Proceedings C.J. Kim, S.H. Lee, Y.G. Kim
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