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Hydrogen Vehicle Fueling Station 1995 Journal Article D.E. Daney, F.J. Edeskuty, M.A. Daugherty
Chemical reactivity and mobilization of beryllium exposed to steam 1997 Journal Article K. McCarthy, G. Smolik, R. Anderl, R. Pawelko, M. Oates, R. Wallace
Evaluation of crack resistance of carbon and low-alloy structural steels under conditions of hydrogen charging 1997 Journal Article N. Volgina, A. Nasibov, M. Ilyukhina, M. Pirusskii
A Simple and Reliable Approach for the Direct Injection of Hydrogen in Internal Combustion Engines At Low and Medium Pressures 1995 Journal Article M. Al-Garni
An Economical Hydrogen Detector for Passenger Vehicles 1997 Journal Article P.L. Spath, D. Benson
Recent Advances in the Gaseous Hydrogen Fuel Supply Infrastructure 1997 Journal Article A.T.B. Stuart
Safety Analysis of High Pressure Gasous Fuel Container Punctures 1995 Journal Article M.R. Swain
Direct-hydrogen-fueled Proton-exchange-membrane Fuel Cell System for Transportation Applications. Hydrogen Vehicle Safety Report 1997 Journal Article C.E. Thomas
Development of a Fiber-optic Sensor for Hydrogen Leak Detection 1995 Journal Article D.K. Benson, C.E. Tracy
Short circuit testing of a nickel-hydrogen cell for compliance with range safety requirements 1997 Book W.A. Tracinski, A.Z. Applewhite
Hydrogen Combustion in Pre-chamber Ic-engines 1995 Journal Article P. Valdimarsson, B. Arnason
On the scaling of three-dimensional homogeneous and isotropic turbulence 1995 Journal Article Roberto Benzi, Sergio Ciliberto, Cristophe Baudet, Gerardo Chavarria
Hydrogen Fueled Transportation 1995 Journal Article W.M.D. Van Vorst
Role of International Standardization for the Safe Practice of Hydrogen 1997 Journal Article T.K. Bose, D. Allard

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