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Analysis of a large scale liquid hydrogen spill experiment using the multi-phase hydrodynamics analysis code (champagne) 1996 Journal Article K. Chitose, Y. Ogawa, T. Morii
Carbon Nanotube Materials for Hydrogen Storage 1998 Journal Article A. Maruta
Technology Status of Hydrogen Road Vehicles. Iea Technical Report From the Iea Agreement of the Production and Utilization of Hydrogen 1998 Report T.A. Doyle
Savannah River Bus Project 1998 Journal Article W.A. Summers
Four-component Numerical Simulation Model of Radiative Convective Interactions in Large-scale Oxygen-hydrogen Turbulent Fire Balls 1996 Journal Article S.T. Surzhikov
Comparison of Hydrogen, Natural Gas, Liquefied Petroleum Gas and Gasoline Leakage in a Residential Garage 1998 Journal Article M.R. Swain, J. Schriber, M.N. Swain
Task D: Hydrogen Safety Analysis 1996 Journal Article M.R. Swain, B.G. Sievert, M.N. Swain
The theoretical and computational bases for the GASFLOW-II nuclear reactor safety containment code 1998 Journal Article J.R. Travis, G. Necker, P. Royl, E.V.Deutsch Atomforum
State of art and perspective of using compositional materials as hydrogen storage 1996 Journal Article A. Trofimenko, V. Trofimenko
Design and Development of a Low-cost Fiber-optic Hydrogen Detector 1996 Journal Article D.K. Benson, C.E. Tracy, C. Bechinger
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Combustion of stratified hydrogen-air mixtures in the 10.7 m3 combustion test facility cylinder 1996 Journal Article D. Whitehouse, D. Greig, G. Koroll
Early stage safety analyses for hydrogen process systems 1996 Journal Article G. Wursig, U. Petersen
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A solution-adaptive mesh procedure for predicting confined explosions 1998 Journal Article J. Watterson, I. Connell, A. Savill, W. Dawes

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