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Analysis of a large scale liquid hydrogen spill experiment using the multi-phase hydrodynamics analysis code (champagne) - part 2 1998 Book L.Chun Ha
Carbon Nanotube Materials for Hydrogen Storage 1998 Journal Article D. Haberman
Technology Status of Hydrogen Road Vehicles. Iea Technical Report From the Iea Agreement of the Production and Utilization of Hydrogen 1998 Report L. Hadaway
An Economical Hydrogen Detector for Passenger Vehicles 1997 Journal Article P. Cardillo
Recent Advances in the Gaseous Hydrogen Fuel Supply Infrastructure 1997 Journal Article D. Lietze
Savannah River Bus Project 1998 Journal Article G.D. Brewer
Comparison of Hydrogen, Natural Gas, Liquefied Petroleum Gas and Gasoline Leakage in a Residential Garage 1998 Journal Article S. Grossman, S. Davidi, H. Cohen
Direct-hydrogen-fueled Proton-exchange-membrane Fuel Cell System for Transportation Applications. Hydrogen Vehicle Safety Report 1997 Journal Article W. Zhong, Y. Cai, D. Tomanek
Short circuit testing of a nickel-hydrogen cell for compliance with range safety requirements 1997 Book B. Hjertager
The theoretical and computational bases for the GASFLOW-II nuclear reactor safety containment code 1998 Journal Article U. Schmidtchen, T. Gradt, G. Wursig
Role of International Standardization for the Safe Practice of Hydrogen 1997 Journal Article G. Koroll, R. Kumar, E. Bowles
The role of international standardization for the safe practice of hydrogen 1998 Book S. Lomperski, M. Corradini
A solution-adaptive mesh procedure for predicting confined explosions 1998 Journal Article J. Watterson, I. Connell, A. Savill, W. Dawes

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