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Dose assessment of radionuclides dispersion from Bushehr nuclear power plant stack under normal operation and accident conditions 2015 Journal Article A. Pirouzmand, P. Dehghani, K. Hadad, M. Nematollahi
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Handling of hydrogen to supply rocket engine test facilities at the research centre Lampoldshausen of the deutsche Forschungsanstalt fur Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR), Germany 1996 Journal Article H.J. Geiger, G. Burgbacher, M. Rupp, K.G. Fehrer
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