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Hydrogen Storage Development for Utility Vehicles 2001 Journal Article L.K. Heung
Fuel Leak Simulation 2001 Journal Article M.R. Swain
Nha Hydrogen Safety Codes and Standards Activities 2001 Journal Article K. Miller
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 W. Huebner, G. Mulet, O. Berndes
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Development of Low-cost Hydrogen Sensor 2001 Journal Article R.J. Lauf, L.C. Salter, R.D. Smith
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Risk-Based Domino Effect Analysis for Fire and Explosion Accidents Considering Uncertainty in Processing Facilities 2018 Journal Article J. Ji, Q. Tong, F. Khan, M. Dadashzadeh, R. Abbassi
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An experimental study on the effect of coaxial circular disk obstacle on helium jet distribution inside the unventilated enclosure of AIHMS facility 2018 Journal Article A. Prabhakar, N. Agrawal, V. Raghavan, S. Das
Voxelization-based high-efficiency mesh generation method for parallel CFD code GASFLOW-MPI 2018 Journal Article F. Yu, H. Zhang, Y. Li, J. Xiao, A. Class, T. Jordan
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