A Study on the Safety Distances for High Pressure-toxic Gases by Specific Accident Scenarios |
Kim, Song-Yi
(Dept. of Environmental Technology & Safety Technology convergence, Inha University)
Hwang, Yong-Woo (Dept. of Environmental Engineering, Inha University) Lee, Ik-Mo (Dept. of Chemistry, Inha University) Moon, Jin-Young (Dept. of Environmental Engineering, JEI University) |
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