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Huser, A. ., Rivedal, N. ., Jambut, R. ., & al., et . (2017). Explosion and fire risk analyses of maritime fuel cell rooms with hydrogen.
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Gardner, L. ., Vega, A. ., Tremblay, R. ., & al., et . (2017). Humidity tolerant hydrogen-oxygen recombination catalysts for hydrogen safety applications.
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Duclos, A. ., Proust, C. ., Daubech, J. ., & al., et . (2017). Development of a realistic hydrogen flammable atmosphere inside a 4-m3 enclosure.
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Dadashzadeh, M. ., Kashkarov, S. ., Makarov, D. ., & al., et . (2017). Socio-economic analysis and quantitative risk assessment methodology for safety design of onboard storage systems.
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Brennan, S. ., Hussein, H. ., Makarov, D. ., & al., et . (2017). Pressure effects of an ignited release from onboard storage in a garage with a single vent.
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Buttner, W. ., Burgess, R. ., Schmidt, K. ., & al., et . (2017). Hydrogen safety sensor performance and use gap analysis.
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Buttner, W. ., Carl, R. ., Schmidt, K. ., & al., et . (2017). Empirical profiling of cold hydrogen plumes formed from venting of LH2 storage vessels.
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Cebolla, R. O., Weidner, E. ., Bonato, C. ., & al., et . (2017). Test methodologies for hydrogen sensor performance assessment: chamber vs. flow-through test apparatus.
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Barthelemy, H. ., Weber, M. ., Bardoux, O. ., & al., et . (2017). Hydrogen storage. Recent improvements and industrial perspectives.
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Blanc-Vannet, P. ., Papin, P. ., Weber, M. ., & al., et . (2017). Sample scale testing method to prevent collapse of plastic liners in composite pressure vessels.
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