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Simulation of hydrogen deflagration and detonation in a BWR reactor building 2002 Journal Article M. Manninen, A. Silde, I. Lindholm, R. Huhtanen, H. Sjovall
Pressure-impulse diagram for blast loads based on dimensional analysis and single-degree-of-freedom model 2002 Journal Article Q. Li, H. Meng
Determination of the laminar burning velocity and the Markstein length of powder-air flames 2002 Journal Article A. Dahoe, K. Hanjalic, B. Scarlett
Hydrogen futures: toward a sustainable energy system 2002 Journal Article S. Dunn
One-point closure models for buoyancy-driven turbulent flows 2002 Journal Article K. Hanjalic
Susceptibility of thread-forming screws made from stainless steels with relation to stress corrosion cracking 2002 Journal Article R. Landgrebe, M. Gugau, H. Friederich
Efficiency and safety of high-dose beklometasone dipropionate in patients with bronchial asthma 2002 Journal Article A. Emelyanov, T. Trendeleva, O. Krasnoschekova, S. Shubin, N. Katysheva
The response of pipes and supports to internal pressure loads generated by gaseous detonations 2002 Journal Article G. Thomas
Hydrogen isotopes permeability in Eurofer 97 martensitic steel 2002 Journal Article A. Aiello, I. Ricapito, G. Benamati, R. Valentini
Performance of a methanol reforming system for a fuel cell powered vehicle and system evaluation of a PEFC system 2002 Journal Article K. Takeda, A. Baba, Y. Hishinuma, T. Chikahisa
Three-dimensional flame propagation above liquid fuel pools 2002 Journal Article J. Cai, F. Liu, W. Sirignano
Slow and fast deflagrations in hydrocarbon-air mixtures 2002 Journal Article M. Kuznetsov, V. Alekseev, Y. Yankin, S. Dorofeev
Critical tube measurements at elevated initial mixture temperatures 2002 Journal Article G. Ciccarelli
Effects of addition of solid particles on thermal characteristics in hydrogen-air flame 2002 Journal Article S. Baek, J. Kim, H. Kim, S. Kang
Accidental gaseous deflagrations: Modelling, scaling and mitigation 2002 Journal Article V. Molkov
Run-up distances to supersonic flames in obstacle-laden tubes 2002 Journal Article A. Veser, W. Breitung, S. Dorofeev
Heat loss rates from hydrogen - Air turbulent flames in tubes 2002 Journal Article M. Kuznetsov, I. Matsukov, S. Dorofeev
Scaling parameters for underexpanded supersonic jets 2002 Journal Article K. Yuceil, M. Otugen
Analytical study of steam diffusion and chemical interaction with beryllium powder on hot surface inside the grooves 2002 Journal Article V. Filatov
Analysis of a large scale liquid hydrogen dispersion using the multi-phase hydrodynamics analysis code (CHAMPAGNE) 2002 Journal Article K. Chitose, A. Okamoto, K. Takeno, K. Hayashi, M. Hishida
Improvement of story synthesis for the production of precursors of macrocyclic lactones. 2002 Journal Article R. Nomen, J. Sempere, L. Fernandez, K. Aviles
Numerical study of the superadiabatic flame temperature phenomenon in hydrocarbon premixed flames 2002 Journal Article F. Liu, H. Guo, G. Smallwood, O. Gulder
An experimental and numerical investigation of premixed flame deflagration in a semiconfined explosion chamber 2002 Journal Article S. Patel, S. Jarvis, S. Ibrahim, G. Hargrave
The effect of flame radiation on the scaling of nitrogen oxide emissions in turbulent hydrogen non-premixed flames 2002 Journal Article S. Kim, M. Kim, Y. Yoon, I. Jeung
A priori testing of a similarity model for large eddy simulations of turbulent premixed combustion 2002 Journal Article R. Knikker, D. Veynante, C. Meneveau

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