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Hazid for CO2-Free Hydrogen Supply Chain Feed (Front End Engineering Design) 2015 Conference Proceedings S. Oyama, S. Satoh, S. Sakanaka
Cylinders and Tubes Used as Buffers in Filling Stations 2015 Conference Proceedings W. Hiraki, H. Mitsuishi
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Industrial Storage - Recent Improvements and Industrial Prospective 2015 Conference Proceedings H. Barthelemy, M. Weber, F. Barbier
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Overview of the DOE Hydrogen Safety, Codes and Standards Program Part 1: Regulations, codes and standards (RCS) for hydrogen techologies - an historical overview 2015 Conference Proceedings C. Rivkin, C. San Marchi, R. Mukundan
Experimental Determination of Critical Conditions for Hydrogen-Air Detonation Propagation in Partially Confined Geometry 2015 Conference Proceedings W. Rudy, K. Dziubanii, M. Zbikowski, A. Teodorczyk
Self-Ignition of Hydrogen-Nitrogen Mixtures During Hih-Pressure Release Into Air 2015 Conference Proceedings W. Rudy, A. Teodorczyk, J. Wen
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