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Improvements in Two-Step Model of Hydrogen Detonative Combustion - Model Description and Sensitivity to its Parameters 2009 Conference Proceedings M.A. Groethe, B.D. Peterson, S. Chiba, J.D. Colton
An Overview of Hydrogen Safety Sensors and Requirements 2009 Conference Proceedings B. Gao, Z. Jia
Numerical Investigation of Hydrogen Dispersion into Air 2009 Conference Proceedings Y.K. Gao, F. Sun
Numerical Simulation of Hydrogen Release From High-Pressure Storage Vessel 2009 Conference Proceedings M.Z. Alam, J. Moreno, J.S. Aitchison, M. Mojahedi, A.A. Kazemi
Hydrogen-Air Explosive Envelope Behavior in Confined Space at Different Leak Velocities 2009 Conference Proceedings B. Somerday
A Lagrangian Reaction-Diffusion Model for Predicting the Ignitability of Pressurized Hydrogen Releases 2009 Conference Proceedings J. Guo, K. Shao, S.H. Rui, X.X. Sun, Y. Cao, K.L. Hu, C.J. Wang
Performance-Based Requirements for Hydrogen Detection Allocation and Actuation 2009 Conference Proceedings G. Austin, M. Mesa, C. Lambert
Achievements of the EC Network of Excellence HySafe 2009 Conference Proceedings T. Jordan,
Hydrogen Release and Atmospheric Dispersion - Experimental Studies and Comparison with Parametric Simulations 2009 Conference Proceedings F. Ganci, A. Carpignano, N. Mattei, M.N. Carcassi
Risk Assessment of Hydrogen Explosion for Private Car with Hydrogen-Driven Engine 2009 Conference Proceedings M. Shibutani, T. Kanda, A. Inakuma, F. Maki
Consequences of Catastrophic Releases of Ignited and Unignited Hydrogen Jet Releases 2009 Conference Proceedings J.E. Hall, P. Hooker, L. O'Sullivan, B. Angers, A. Hourri, P. Bernard
The Interaction of Hydrogen Jet Releases with Walls and Barriers 2009 Conference Proceedings S.J. Hawksworth, K. Moodie, J. Gummer, B. Ewan, H. Michels, P. Linstedt, P. Winstanley, A. Pekalski
A National Set of Hydrogen Codes and Standards for the US 2009 Conference Proceedings D.R. Hay
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Numerical Simulation of Large Scale Hydrogen Detonation 2009 Conference Proceedings W. Hoagland
High Pressure Hydrogen Fires 2009 Conference Proceedings N. Labath, M. Real, A. Huespe, M. Masera
Numerical Study of Hydrogen Explosions in a Vehicle Refill Environment 2009 Conference Proceedings H. Eichert, M. Fischer
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On the Use of Hydrogen in Confined Spaces - Results From the Internal Project InsHyde 2009 Conference Proceedings V. Palmisano, L. Boon-Brett, C. Bonato, F. Harskamp, W. Buttner, M. Post, R. Burgess, C. Rivkin
CFD Simulations on Small Hydrogen Releases Inside a Ventilated Facility and Assessment of Ventilation Efficiency 2009 Conference Proceedings B.P. Atadzhanyan, M.R. Aliev, M.V. Agaev, C.B. Vezirov
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Estimation of an Allowable Hydrogen Permeation Rate From Road Vehicle Compressed Gaseous Hydrogen Storage Systems in Garages; Part 2 2009 Conference Proceedings A. Heidari, J. Wen
Consequence Assessment of the BBC Hydrogen Refueling Station, Using the ADREA-HF Code 2009 Conference Proceedings D. Houssin-Agbomson, S. Jallais

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