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Refinement of motivity factor in comparison of transportation fuels 2011 Journal Article V. Utgikar, J. Vijaykumar, K. Thyagarajan
Refueling equipment for liquid hydrogen vehicles 1998 Journal Article W. Hettinger, F. Michel, P. Ott, F. Theissen
Regenerative fuel cell systems 1998 Journal Article F. Mitlitsky, B. Myers, A. Weisberg
Regulation Review 2013 Audiovisual A. Maruta
Regulations and Research on RC&S for Hydrogen Storage Relevant to Transport and Vehicle Issues with Special focus on Composite Containments 2011 Conference Paper G.W. Mair, P. Poschko
Regulations, Codes, and Standards (RCS) for Large-Scale Hydrogen Systems 2017 Conference Paper C. Rivkin, R. Burgess, W. Buttner
Regulations, Codes, and Standards (RCS) for Multi-Fuel Motor Vehicle Dispensing Stations 2017 Conference Paper C. Rivkin, R. Burgess, W. Buttner
Regulatory Issues on the Safety Distance between a Vhtr and a H2 Production Facility and an Overpressure Prediction Using Correlations and a CFD Analysis for the Jaea Explosion Test in an Open Space 2009 Journal Article H. Kang, S. Kim, M. Kim, W. Lee, H. No
Relationships between bifurcation and numerical analyses for ignition of hydrogen-air diffusion flames 1996 Journal Article A. Sanchez, G. Balakrishnan, A. Linan, F. Williams
Release and dispersion modeling of cryogenic under-expanded hydrogen jets 2017 Journal Article A. Venetsanos, S. Giannissi
Release characteristics of highly pressurized hydrogen through a small hole 2013 Journal Article S. Han, D. Chang, J. Kim
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Removing the Disrupting Wind Effect in Single Vented Enclosure Exposed to External Wind 2015 Conference Paper S.G. Giannissi, I.C. Tolias, A.G. Venetsanos
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Renormalization Group-based Transport Modeling of Premixed Turbulent Combustion. Ii. Finite Density Gradient and Direct Heat Release 1998 Journal Article Alexandr Konstantinov
REPROCESSING NUCLEAR FUEL CONTAINING POLYMERS 2008 Book F. Olivier, B. Raynal, T. Pierre
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Requirements for the Safety Assessment for the Approval of a Hydrogen Refueling Station 2007 Conference Paper M. Molag, I. Heidebrink

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