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Fire Risk on High-Pressure Full Composite Cylinders for Automotive Applications 2011 Conference Proceedings S. Ruban, L. Heudier, D. Jamois, C. Proust, C. Bourhy-Weber, S. Jallais, K. Kremer-Knobloch, C. Maugy, S. Villalonga
Micro-Wrinkled PD Surface for Hydrogen Sensing and Switched Detection of Lower Explosive Limit 2011 Conference Proceedings F. Greco, L. Ventrelli, P. Dario, V. Mattoli
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