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SOME ENVIRONMENTAL AND SAFETY ASPECTS OF USING HYDROGEN AS A FUEL 1978 Journal Article A. Heidari, J. Wen
Co Sensors for Reformate Powered Fuel Cells 2003 Journal Article Kwanghee Lee, Hyuck-myun Kwon, Seungsik Cho, Jiyong Kim, Il Moon
Hydrogen Safety Sensor Development- Interfacial Stability of Thin Film Sensors 2003 Journal Article D. Alderman, B. Figi
Sensors for Safety and Performance: Technology Management Overview 2003 Journal Article A. Ruiz
Development of Sensors for Automotive Pem-based Fuel Cells 2003 Journal Article K.Sang Baik
Micro-machined Thin Film H2 Gas Sensors 2003 Journal Article J. Sakamoto, J. Nakayama, T. Nakarai, N. Kasai, T. Shibutani, A. Miyake
Sensor Development for Pem Fuel Cell Systems 2003 Journal Article Z. Liang, T. Clouthier, B. Thomas
Hydrogen Codes and Standards: Technology Development Managers Overview 2003 Journal Article N.P. Rossmeissl
Will it explode? Validation of hydrogen management in equipment enclosures with batteries 2003 Book C. Kloed
Advanced Vehicle Testing Activity: High-percentage Hydrogen/cng Blend Ford F-150 Operating Summary - January 2003 2003 Journal Article A. Agll, T. Hamad, Y. Hamad, S. Bapat, J. Sheffield
Advanced Vehicle Testing Activity: Hydrogen-fueled Mercedes Sprinter Van Operating Summary - January 2003 2003 Journal Article D. Lomot, Z. Karpinski
Hydrogen Fuelling Stations 2003 Journal Article D. Houssin-Agbomson, J.Y. Letellier, P. Renault, S. Jallais
Laminar flame velocity determination for H2–air–He–CO2 mixtures using the spherical bomb method 2003 Journal Article N. Hur
Design and Development of a Hydrogen Refueling Station: Green Energy Consulting 2003 Journal Article Z. Liang, T. Clouthier, B. Thomas
Large Renewables - Hydrogen Energy Systems: Pipelines for Gathering and Transmission From Windpower and Other Diffuse, Dispersed Energy Sources, As Hydrogen Gas 2003 Journal Article A. Jach, A. Teodorczyk
Premixed flame propagation in hydrogen explosions 2018 Journal Article S. Giannissi, I. Tolias, A. Venetsanos
Large-scale flame structures in ultra-lean hydrogen-air mixtures 2018 Journal Article I. Yakovenko, M. Ivanov, A. Kiverin, K. Melnikova
Large eddy simulations of the all-speed turbulent jet flow using 3-D CFD code GASFLOW-MPI 2018 Journal Article W. James
Overview of hydrogen combustion experiments performed in a large scale vented vessel at Canadian Nuclear Laboratories 2018 Journal Article J. Xiao, J. Travis, P. Royl, G. Necker, A. Svishchev, T. Jordan
Risk-Based Domino Effect Analysis for Fire and Explosion Accidents Considering Uncertainty in Processing Facilities 2018 Journal Article X. Lv, C. Gu, X. Liu, Y. Weng
Risk assessment methodology for onboard hydrogen storage 2018 Journal Article M. Dadashzadeh, S. Kashkarov, D. Makarov, V. Molkov
Effects of congestion and confining walls on turbulent deflagrations in a hydrogen storage facility-part 1: Experimental study 2018 Journal Article Y. Khalil
The potential for avoiding hydrogen release from cryogenic pressure vessels after vacuum insulation failure 2018 Journal Article J. Moreno-Blanco, F. Elizalde-Blancas, A. Gallegos-Munoz, S. Aceves
An experimental study on the effect of coaxial circular disk obstacle on helium jet distribution inside the unventilated enclosure of AIHMS facility 2018 Journal Article A. Prabhakar, N. Agrawal, V. Raghavan, S. Das
Voxelization-based high-efficiency mesh generation method for parallel CFD code GASFLOW-MPI 2018 Journal Article F. Yu, H. Zhang, Y. Li, J. Xiao, A. Class, T. Jordan

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