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New Era of a Hydrogen Energy Society 2015 Audiovisual T. Jordan
A new approach to vented deflagration modeling 2017 Conference Proceedings Ilias Tolias, Alexandros Venetsanos
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Comparison of Convective Schemes in Hydrogen Impinging Jet CFD Simulation 2015 Conference Proceedings I.C. Tolias, A.G. Venetsanos
CFD Evaluation Against a Large Scale Unconfined Hydrogen Deflagration 2015 Conference Proceedings Hyung Kang, Hee No, Sang Kim, Min Kim
Mixed e-Learning and Virtual Reality Pedagogical Approach for Innovative Hydrogen Safety Training for First Responders 2015 Conference Proceedings G. Karlsson, K. Hedberg
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