A Study on the Accident Consequences of High Pressure Pipelines by Applying Reduction Factors |
Lee, Dong Hyuck
(Department of chemical Engineering, Kwangwoon University)
Jung, Sang Yong (Department of chemical Engineering, Kwangwoon University) Ko, Sang Wook (Department of chemical Engineering, Kwangwoon University) Kim, Min Seop (Department of chemical Engineering, Kwangwoon University) Ko, Jae Wook (Department of chemical Engineering, Kwangwoon University) |
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