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MASS OF FLAMMABLE MATERIAL PRODUCED BY CONTINUOUS FUEL-GAS AND VOLATILE LIQUID-FUEL RELEASES

MICHAEL EPSTEIN Fauske & Associates, Inc, Burr Ridge, Illinois, USA
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HANS K. FAUSKE Fauske & Associates, Inc, Burr Ridge, Illinois, USA
Pages 89-118 | Received 17 Nov 2000, Accepted 21 Aug 2001, Published online: 03 Apr 2007

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Michael EPSTEIN, HansK. FAUSKE, Naoki YOSHIOKA, Masanori TASHIMO, Hiroshi SAKABA & Shoji KOTAKE. (2006) Analytical Model for Peak Temperature within a Sodium-Water Reaction Jet. Journal of Nuclear Science and Technology 43:1, pages 43-54.
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Michael EPSTEIN, HansK. FAUSKE & Naoki YOSHIOKA. (2005) Establishment of Analytical Model for Peak Temperature Within a Sodium-Water Reaction Jet, (II) Mean Droplet Size in a Submerged Gas Jet. Journal of Nuclear Science and Technology 42:11, pages 961-969.
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M. Epstein, A. Karahan, J. Liao, S.J. Lee, P. Ferroni, A. Tentner, A. Moisseytsev & T. Sofu. (2023) Models for fuel ejection from a failed annular fuel pin in a lead cooled fast reactor: Fuel/coolant interaction and fission gas/fuel jet impingement heating implications. Annals of Nuclear Energy 181, pages 109499.
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Michael Epstein & Hans K. Fauske. (2007) Total flammable mass and volume within a vapor cloud produced by a continuous fuel-gas or volatile liquid-fuel release. Journal of Hazardous Materials 147:3, pages 1037-1050.
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