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Stresses in pipeline affected by hydrogen. / Belyaev, A.K.; Polynskiy, V.A.; Yakovlev, Yu.A.

Stresses in pipeline affected by hydrogen. Springer Nature, 2012.

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Belyaev AK, Polynskiy VA, Yakovlev YA. Stresses in pipeline affected by hydrogen. In Stresses in pipeline affected by hydrogen. Springer Nature. 2012

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Belyaev, A.K. ; Polynskiy, V.A. ; Yakovlev, Yu.A. / Stresses in pipeline affected by hydrogen. Stresses in pipeline affected by hydrogen. Springer Nature, 2012.

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