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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 G. Neandross
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
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An experimental and numerical investigation of premixed flame deflagration in a semiconfined explosion chamber 2002 Journal Article Y. Khalil
The effect of flame radiation on the scaling of nitrogen oxide emissions in turbulent hydrogen non-premixed flames 2002 Journal Article X. Huang, T. Fu, G. Huang, , Nucl Asme, Res Engn, Dept Inst
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Hydrogen Cools Well, but Safety is Crucial In its pure state, hydrogen is fine, but a mixture of air and hydrogen can be explosive. Then, why hydrogen? 2009 Journal Article M. Saeed, J Yu, X. Zhong, B. Hou, X. Zhang, M. Ghazanfar, G Liu, C. Yang, , Nucl Asme, Dept Univ
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Turbulent combustion modeling 2002 Journal Article Denis Veynante, Luc Vervisch
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