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Comparison of Standards Requirements With Cfd Simulations for Determining Sizes of Hazardous Locations in Hydrogen Energy Station 2004 Journal Article A. Tchouvelev, G. Howard, V. Agranat
Expansion-controlled evaporation: a safe approach to BLEVE blast 2004 Journal Article A. van den Berg, M. van der Voort, J. Weerheijm, N. Versloot
Hydrogen and Tort Law: Liability Concerns Are Not a Bar To a Hydrogen Economy 2004 Journal Article W. Vincent
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