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Wrinkling and curvature of laminar and turbulent premixed flames 2002 Journal Article S. Mathur, J Murthy
Solution adaptive CFD simulation of premixed flame propagation over various solid obstructions 2002 Journal Article P. Lehman, C. Chamberlin, G. Pauletto, M. Rocheleau
Thermal and gas-sensing properties of a micromachined thermal conductivity sensor for the detection of hydrogen in automotive applications 2002 Journal Article I. Simon, M. Arndt
Computational modeling of vapor cloud explosions in off-shore rigs using a flame-speed based combustion model 2002 Journal Article S. Sherif, N. Zeytinoglu, T. Veziroglu
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