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Dispersion of hydrogen release in a naturally ventilated covered car park 2020 Journal Article H. Hussein, S. Brennan, V. Molkov
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Distribution in Simulated Spaces for a Hydrogen System Installed in a Large Bus in Case of Hydrogen Leakage 2008 Journal Article H. Matsumura, K. Murooka, K. Matsushima, T. Taniguchi
DNS study of the propagation and flashback conditions of lean hydrogen-air flames in narrow channels: Symmetric and non-symmetric solutions 2015 Journal Article Carmen Jiménez, Daniel Fernández-Galisteo, Vadim Kurdyumov
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Dose assessment of radionuclides dispersion from Bushehr nuclear power plant stack under normal operation and accident conditions 2015 Journal Article A. Pirouzmand, P. Dehghani, K. Hadad, M. Nematollahi
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Early stage safety analyses for hydrogen process systems 1996 Journal Article G. Wursig, U. Petersen

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