S. Jallais

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Houssin-Agbomson, D. ., Bernard-Michel, G. ., Cariteau, B. ., & Jallais, S. . (2013). Influence of the Location of a Buoyant Gas Release in Several Configurations Varying the Height of the Release and the Geometry of the Enclosure.
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Jallais, S. . (2013). An Inter-Comparison Exercise on Engineering Models Capabilities to Simulate Hydrogen Vented Explosions.
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Jallais, S. ., Houssin-Agbomson, D. ., & Cariteau, B. . (2013). Application of Natural Ventilation Engineering Models to Hydrogen Build up in Confined Zones.
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Jallais, S. ., & Gavrikov, A. . (2013). Syngas Explosion Reactivity in Steam Methane Reforming Process.
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Houssin-Agbomson, D. ., Jamois, D. ., Proust, C. ., Daubech, J. ., Ruban, S. ., & Jallais, S. . (2011). Study of Potential Leakage on Several Stressed Fittings for Hydrogen Pressures Up to 700 Bar.
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Angers, B. ., Hourri, A. ., Benard, P. ., Demael, E. ., Ruban, S. ., & Jallais, S. . (2011). Modeling of Hydrogen Explosion on a Pressure Swing Absorbtion Facility.
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Ruban, S. ., Heudier, L. ., Jamois, D. ., Proust, C. ., Bourhy-Weber, C. ., Jallais, S. ., … Villalonga, S. . (2011). Fire Risk on High-Pressure Full Composite Cylinders for Automotive Applications.
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Hebrard, J. ., Studer, E. ., Jallais, S. ., Blanchetiere, V. ., & Gentilhomme, O. . (2011). Safety of Hydrogen-Natural Gas Mixtures by Pipelines - ANR French Project Hydromel.
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Melani, L. ., Sochet, I. ., Rocourt, X. ., & Jallais, S. . (2009). Review of Methods for Estimating the Overpressure and Impulse Resulting From a Hydrogen Explosion in a Confined-Obstructed Volume.
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E., S. ., Kudriakov, S. ., Jallais, S. ., Blanchetiere, V. ., Hebrard, J. ., & Leroy, G. . (2009). Benchmark Exercises Related to the Safety Analysis of Hydrogen-Natural Gas Mixtures Transmission in Pipelines.
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