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Thermal design of a metal hydride storage bed, permitting tritium accountancy to 0.1%2resolution and repeatability 1995 Journal Article M.N. Fardis, A. Nacar, M.A. Delichatsios
The jet hydrogen-oxygen recombination sensor - A safety device for hydrogen isotope processing systems 1995 Book T. Past, Z. Tapsonyi, T. Bero, G. Mozsik, T. Javor
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Car Fueling with Liquid-Hydrogen (Neunburg-Vorm-Wald Solar Hydrogen Project - Experience and Results of 1st Project Phase, Concept for 2nd Phase) 1994 Journal Article D. Lilly
Structure of Laminar Premixed Carbon Methane Air Flames and Ultrafine Coal Combustion 1994 Journal Article G. Imbert, J. Colton, W. Long, Y. Grossman, H. Moore
Experiences with the Safe Operation of a 2kwh Solar Hydrogen Plant 1994 Journal Article M. Daous, M. Bashir, M. Elnaggar
A New Model of Premixed Wrinkled Flame Propagation Based on a Scalar Dissipation Equation 1994 Journal Article T. Mantel, R. Borghi
Hydrogen-Peroxide Safety 1994 Journal Article S. Wilson
Design and Safety Considerations for Large-Scale Sea-Borne Hydrogen Transport 1994 Journal Article U. Petersen, G. Wursig, R. Krapp
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