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Development of a Fiber-optic Sensor for Hydrogen Leak Detection 1995 Journal Article D.K. Benson, C.E. Tracy
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
Evaluation of Insulated Pressure Vessels for Cryogenic Hydrogen Storage 1999 Journal Article S.M. Aceves, O. Garcia-Villazana, J. Martinez-Frias
Hydrogen Fueled Transportation 1995 Journal Article W.M.D. Van Vorst
Performance Testing of Compressed Hydrogen Vehicle Fuel Cylinders 1999 Journal Article C. Webster
Bavarian Liquid Hydrogen Bus Demonstration Project: Safety, Licensing and Acceptability Aspects 1999 Journal Article R. Wurster
Bavarian Liquid Hydrogen Bus Demonstration Project - Safety, Licensing and Acceptability Aspects 1999 Journal Article R. Wurster, H. Knorr, W. Pruemm
An electro-hydraulic servo system for LH2+LO2 rocket engine TVC 1999 Book G.S. Zeng
Nuclear fusion: Luxurious mirage of a long-term future energy option? 1999 Journal Article E. Zolti
Inactivation of BVDV (experimental model for hepatitis C) using low pH and heat treatment in intravenous human immunoglobulins 1999 Journal Article I.J.Ruibal Brunet, N. Romero, A.T.Rivero Mas, R.Z.Martin Garcia
Safety Issues With Hydrogen As a Vehicle Fuel 1999 Report L.C. Cadwallader, J.S. Herring

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