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O’Hara, R. ., Ingram, J. ., Holborn, P. ., & al., et . (2017). Characterising the performance of hydrogen sensitive coatings for nuclear safety applications.
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Moreno-Blanco, J. ., Elizalde-Blancas, F. ., Gallegos-Munoz, A. ., & al., et . (2017). Modeling of hydrogen pressurization and extraction in cryogenic pressure vessels due to vacuum insulation failure.
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San Marchi, C. ., Bortot, P. ., Felbaum, J. ., & al., et . (2017). Fatigue and fracture of high-hardenability steels for thick-walled hydrogen pressure vessels.
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Matsumura, D. ., Taniguchi, M. ., Tsuji, T. ., & al., et . (2017). TPR-XAFS study for hydrogen recombination reaction of platinum metal nanoparticle catalysts.
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Menon, N. C., Kruizenga, A. ., Nissen, A. ., Mills, B. ., & al., et . (2017). Polymer behaviour in high pressure hydrogen, helium and argon environments as applicable to the Hydrogen infrastructure.
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Kone, H. ., Duclos, A. ., Proust, C. ., & al., et . (2017). Some issues concerning the CFD modelling of confined hydrogen releases.
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Li, X. ., Zhao, Y. ., Zheng, J. ., & al., et . (2017). The effect of vacancy concentration on hydrogen diffusion in alpha-Fe by molecular dynamics.
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Jäkel, C. ., Kelm, S. ., Verfondern, K. ., & al., et . (2017). Validation of a 3d multiphase-multicomponent CFD model for accidental liquid and gaseous hydrogen releases.
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Hou, B. ., Yu, J. ., Xu, Z. ., & al., et . (2017). RBD-fast based sensitivity and uncertainty analysis on a computational hydrogen recombiner test case.
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Hübert, T. ., Majewski, J. ., Banach, U. ., & al., et . (2017). Response time measurement of hydrogen sensors.
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