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Safety of Hydrogen Powered Industrial Trucks, Lessons Learned and Existing Codes and Standards Gaps 2011 Conference Proceedings A. Harris, P. Rao
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Micro-machined Thin Film Hydrogen Gas Sensors 2002 Journal Article F. DiMeo, I.S. Chen, P. Chen, J. Neuner, M. Stawasz, J. Welch, A. Rohrl
The Basic Study on the Leak Test Method of the Hydrogen Exhaust Pipe for a Fuel Cell Vehicle 2011 Journal Article
Experimental Study on Auto-Ignition of High Pressure Hydrogen Jets Coming Out of Tubes of 0.1-4.2m in Length 2011 Conference Proceedings N. Kitabayashi, Y. Wada, T. Mogi, T. Saburi, A.K. Hayashi
On the Optimized Design of a Composite Hydrogen Fuel Tank using Taguchi Method 2011 Journal Article K.Chung Kyun
Strength Safety Evaluation of Composite Pressure Container for Hydrogen Fuel Tanks 2011 Journal Article K.Chung Kyun
A Study on the Strength Safety of a Composite Hydrogen Fuel Tank for a Vehicle 2011 Journal Article K.Chung Kyun
Laminar Flame Velocity Determination for H2-air-steam Mixtures Using the Spherical Bomb Method 2002 Journal Article N. Lamoureux, N. Djebaili-Chaumeix, C.E. Paillard
Hydrogen Deflagration Safety Studies in a Semi-open Space 2002 Journal Article M. Groethe, J. Colton, S. Chiba
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Development of Pem Water Electrolysis Type Hydrogen Refueling Station 2002 Journal Article T. Naoyuki
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