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Analysis Methodology for Hydrogen Behaviour in Accident Scenarios 2005 Conference Proceedings W. Breitung
Methodology of CFD Safety Analysis for Large-Scale Industrial Structures 2005 Conference Proceedings A. Kotchourko
Large Scale Experiments: Deflagration and Deflagration To Detonation Within a Partial Confinement Similar To a Lane 2005 Conference Proceedings H. Schneider
Experimental Study on Hydrogen Explosions in a Full-Scale Hydrogen Filling Station Model 2005 Conference Proceedings T. Tanaka, T. Azuma, J.A. Evans, P.M. Cronin, D.M. Johnson, R.P. Cleaver
Simulation of Flame Acceleration and DDT in H2-Air Mixture With a Flux Limiter Centred Method 2005 Conference Proceedings K. Vaagsaether, V. Knudsen, D. Bjerketvedt
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