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Behaviour of a Highly Pressurised Tank of Gh{sub 2}, Submitted To a Thermal Or Mechanical Impact 2000 Journal Article J. Chaineaux, C. Devillers, P. Serre-Combe
Savannah River Bus Project 1998 Journal Article W.A. Summers
Safe and Low Cost Hydrogen Storage for Fuel Cell Mining Vehicles 2000 Journal Article W.A. Summers, T. Motyka, K. Heung, E. Danko, A. Miller
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Challenges for Safe Hydrogen Vehicles 2000 Journal Article R. Szamer
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