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Battery Safety and Industry Developments 2013 Audiovisual A. Westgeest
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HYDROGEN GENERATION CAN REDUCE NEW PLANT DESIGN AND BUILDING COSTS 2014 Book D.E. Wolff, W. Bailey, T. Skoczylas
The Electro-Magnetic Susceptibility Test Method of a Road Vehicle Considering the Field Uniformity 2010 Journal Article H.Gu Woo
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How critical is turbulence modeling in gas distribution simulations of large-scale complex nuclear reactor containment? 2013 Journal Article Jianjun Xiao, John Travis
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