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Hydrogen Versus Helium: A comparative Study In High Pressure Gas Cooling Rates 2006 Book M Zhu, K. Jin, Q. Duan, Q. Zeng, J. Sun
Low-cost Hydrogen Sensors: Technology Maturation Progress 1998 Journal Article B.S. Hoffheins, J.E. Rogers, R.J. Lauf, D.P. Haberman, C.M. Egert
Fuel Leak Simulation 2001 Journal Article M.R. Swain
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Integrated risk assessment of a plant handling hazardous chemicals 2001 Journal Article L. Huang, R.B.H. Tan, M.L. Preston, I. Icheme
Investigations in Materials' Behaviour in Cryogenic Tribosystems for the Formulation of Safety Regulations 2001 Journal Article T. Holler, E. Komen, I. Kljenak
Safety design, operation, and control of a liquid hydrogen target at BNL 1998 Journal Article L.X. Jia, L. Addessi, V. Castillo, L.H. Gong, J. Leskowicz, R. Meier, G. Miglionico, J. Scaduto
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