P. Benard

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Benard, P. ., Hourri, A. ., Angers, B. ., Tchouvelev, A. ., & Agranat, V. . (2009). Effects of Surface on the Flammable Extent of Hydrogen Jets.
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Xiao, J. ., Benard, P. ., & Chahine, R. . (2015). Estimation of Final Hydrogen Temperature From Refueling Parameters.
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Viola, J. ., Ventner, R. ., Bose, T. ., & Benard, P. . (2003). Modeling of Vehicular Hydrogen Storage Transfer Processes. 103-112 (550 p.).
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Viola, J. ., Ventner, R. ., Bose, T. ., & Benard, P. . (2003). Modeling of Local Hydrogen Production At Fueling Stations. 165-173 (550 p.).
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Tchouvelev, A. ., Benard, P. ., Agranat, V. ., & Cheng, Z. . (2005). Determination of Clearance Distances for Venting of Hydrogen Storage-Paper.
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Pons, B. ., & Benard, P. . (1999). Hydrogen Flame Propagation in the Presence of Obstacles. 566-570 (682 p.).
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Kopitz, J. ., Poruba, C. ., & Benard, P. . (2001). Numerical Simulations of Hydrogen Flame Propagation in the Presence of Obstacles. 1, 175-182.
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Kotchourko, A. ., Baraldi, D. ., Benard, P. ., Jordan, T. ., Kessler, A. ., LaChance, J. ., … Wen, J. . (2013). State-of-the-Art and Research Priorities in Hydrogen Safety.
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Hay, D. ., Tchouvelev, A. ., Benard, P. ., Wong, J. ., & MacIntyre, I. . (2007). Hydrogen Safety, Training and Risk Assessment System-Paper.
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Hourri, A. ., Demers, J. ., Goyette, J. ., & Benard, P. . (2004). Computational Fluid Dynamic Study of Hydrogen Leaks From Compressed and Metal Hydride Storage Systems.
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