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Modeling of Local Hydrogen Production At Fueling Stations 2003 Journal Article F. Lewis
Modeling of Vehicular Hydrogen Storage Transfer Processes 2003 Journal Article J. Viola, R.D. Ventner, T. Bose, P. Benard
Ignition of shock-heated H2-air-steam mixtures 2003 Journal Article G. Stewart, G. Whitenett, K. Atherton, B. Culshaw, W. Johnstone
Development of Safety Standards for Compressed Gas Vehicle Fuel Systems 2003 Journal Article A.G. Sun, Y.N. Shen, B. Chen, Z.H. Gan
The hydrogen economy in the 21st century: a sustainable development scenario 2003 Journal Article L. Barreto, A. Makihira, K. Riahi
Evaluating automobile fuel/propulsion system technologies 2003 Journal Article J. Viola, R.D. Ventner, T. Bose, P. Benard
Flame balls with thermally sensitive intermediate kinetics 2003 Journal Article J. Dold, R. Weber, R. Thatcher, A. Shah
Hydrogen leakage into simple geometric enclosures 2003 Journal Article M. Swain, P. Filoso, E. Grilliot, M. Swain
Modelling of fast flame-shock wave interactions with a variable piston speed 2003 Journal Article R. Johnson, A. McIntosh, X. Yang
Detonations in hydrocarbon fuel blends 2003 Journal Article J. Austin, J. Shepherd
Detailed analysis of the heat flux method for measuring burning velocities 2003 Journal Article K. Bosschaart, L. de Goey
Hydrogen removal from LWR containments by catalytic-coated thermal insulation elements (THINCAT) 2003 Journal Article K. Fischer, P. Broeckerhoff, G. Ahlers, , L. Herranz, J. Polo, T. Dominguez, P. Royl

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