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First name
S.V.
Last name
Korobtsev
Denisenko, V. ., Kirillov, I. ., Korobtsev, S. ., & Nikolaev, I. . (2013). Hydrogen Distribution in Enclosures - On Distiction Criterion Between Quasi-Homogeneous Mixing and Stratification Modes.
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Dzhus, K. ., Grigoriev, S. ., Bessarabov, D. ., Millet, P. ., Korobtsev, S. ., & Fateev, V. . (2013). Failure of PEM Water Electrolysis Cells - Case Study Involving a Node Dissolution and Membrane Thinning.
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Fateev, V. ., Grigoriev, S. ., Millet, P. ., Korobtsev, S. ., Porembskiy, V. ., Pepic, M. ., … Puyenchet, C. . (2007). Hydrogen Safety Aspects Related to High Pressure PEM Water Electrolysis.
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Denisenko, V. ., Kirillov, I. ., Korobtsev, S. ., Nikolaev, I. ., Kuznetsov, A. ., Feldstein, V. ., & Ustinov, V. . (2007). Hydrogen Subsonic Upward Release And Dispersion Experiments In Closed Cylindrical Vessel.
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Fateev, V. ., Grigoriev, S. ., Millet, P. ., Korobtsev, S. ., Porembskiy, V. ., & Aupretre, F. . (2009). High Pressure PEM Water Electrolysis and Corresponding Saftey Issues.
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Denisenko, V. ., Kirillov, I. ., Korobtsev, S. ., & Nikolaev, I. . (2009). Hydrogen-Air Explosive Envelope Behavior in Confined Space at Different Leak Velocities.
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Zhevago, N. ., Chabak, A. ., Denisov, E. ., Fateev, V. ., Glebov, V. ., & Korobtsev, S. . (2013). Safe Storage of Compressed Hydrogen at Ambient and Cryogenic Temperatures in Flexible Glass Capillaries.
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Fateev, V. ., Grigoriev, S. ., Millet, P. ., Korobtsev, S. ., Porembskiy, V. ., Pepic, M. ., … Puyenchet, C. . (2007). Hydrogen Safety Aspects Related to High Pressure PEM Water Electrolysis-Paper.
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Denisenko, V. ., Kirillov, I. ., Korobtsev, S. ., Nikolaev, I. ., Kuznetsov, A. ., Feldstein, V. ., & Ustinov, V. . (2007). Hydrogen Subsonic Upward Release and Dispersion Experiments in Closed Cylindrical Vessel-Paper.
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