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Issues in evaluation of complex fire models 1998 Journal Article R. Peacock, P. Reneke, C. Forney, M. Kostreva
Numerical simulation of premixed combustion processes in closed tubes 1998 Journal Article R.M. Lollar
Analysis of dissolved gases extraction processes in transformer oil for chromatography 2007 Book L.A. Darian, S.M. Korobeynikov
Time resolved velocity and turbulence measurements in turbulent gaseous explosions 1998 Journal Article R. Lindstedt, V. Sakthitharan
Gas explosion generated drag loads in offshore installations 1998 Journal Article A. Bernatik, M. Libisova
Gas explosion modelling of FPSO 1998 Journal Article V. H. Y. Tam, R. Lee
Tribological behaviour of materials at cryogenic temperatures 1998 Journal Article E. Planas-Cuchi, N. Gasulla, A. Ventosa, J. Casal
Simulation of VCEs by CFD modelling: an analysis of sensitivity 1998 Journal Article V. Tufano, M. Maremonti, E. Salzano, G. Russo
Requirements for advanced mobile storage systems 1998 Journal Article R. Ewald
Refueling equipment for liquid hydrogen vehicles 1998 Journal Article W. Hettinger, F. Michel, P. Ott, F. Theissen
Non-reflecting boundary conditions applicable to general purpose CFD simulators 1998 Journal Article T. Past, Z. Tapsonyi, T. Bero, G. Mozsik, T. Javor
Observation of impurity hydrogen evolved from aluminum and titanium alloys during deformation by means of hydrogen microprint technique 1998 Journal Article K. Koyama, G. Itoh, M. Kanno
System safety considerations for a hydrogen engine 1998 Book H. Eichert, M. Fischer
CFD simulation of deflagration-detonation processes using vector- and parallel computing systems 1998 Journal Article W. Rehm, M. Gerndt, W. Jahn, F. Semler, Jones I
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Hydrogen Related Risks Within A Private Garage: Concentration Measurements In A Realistic Full Scale Experimental Facility 2007 Conference Proceedings S. Gupta, J. Brinster, E. Studer, I. Tkatschenko
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Safety Of Laboratories For New Hydrogen Techniques 2007 Conference Proceedings M. Heitsch, D. Baraldi, P. Moretto, H. Wilkening

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