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CFD Simulation on Diffusion of Leaked Hydrogen Caused By Vehicle Accident in Tunnels 2005 Conference Proceedings G. Brewer
CFD Modeling for Helium Releases in a Private Garage Without Forced Ventilation 2005 Conference Proceedings T. Past, Z. Tapsonyi, T. Bero, G. Mozsik, T. Javor
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Safety Study of Hydrogen Supply Stations for the Review of High Pressure Gas Safety Law in Japan 2005 Conference Proceedings D. Lilly
Fire Safety of Hydrogen-fueled Vehicles: System-level Bonfire Test 2005 Conference Proceedings G. Imbert, J. Colton, W. Long, Y. Grossman, H. Moore
Defining Hazardous Zones - Electrical Classification Distances 2005 Conference Proceedings U. Maas, S. Pope
Determination of Clearance Distances for Venting of Hydrogen Storage 2005 Conference Proceedings S. Rainey, T. Veziroglu
Fire Prevention Technical Rule for Gaseous Hydrogen Refuelling Stations 2005 Conference Proceedings D. Ulrich, P. Chromec
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Turbulent mixing 2005 Journal Article P. Dimotakis
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