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Stress Corrosion Cracking of Stainless Steels in High-pressure Alkaline Electrolysers 2005 Conference Proceedings B. Angers, A. Hourri, P. Benard, P. Tessier, J. Perrin
Hydrogen Onboard Storage - An Insertion of the Probabilistic Approach Into Standards & Regulations? 2005 Conference Proceedings Pierre Blanc-Vannet, Simon Jallais, Béatrice Fuster
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Characterization of Materials in Pressurized Hydrogen Under Cyclic Loading At Service Conditions in Hydrogen Powered Engines 2005 Conference Proceedings G. Imbert, J. Colton, W. Long, Y. Grossman, H. Moore
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