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MATERIALS ISSUES FOR HYDROGEN R&D IN CANADA 2009 Journal Article Hsin-Yi Shih
Benchmark Exercise on Risk Assessment Methods Applied to a Virtual Hydrogen Refuelling Station 2009 Conference Proceedings Manhou Li, Qiuting Luo, Zhizhong Shu, Hanyuan Chen, Yang Pan, Ruijie Li
HYDROGEN-PEROXIDE SAFETY AND HANDLING 1981 Journal Article L.Chun Ha
THE NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF HYDROGEN JET DIFFUSION FOR HYDROGEN LEAKAGE IN THE ENCLOSED GEOMETRY 2009 Journal Article N. Labath, M. Real, A. Huespe, M. Masera
Safety Modeling of Hydrogen - From the Release of LH2 or GH2 to the Use of Recombiners as Passive Safety Devices 2013 Conference Proceedings H. Eichert, M. Fischer
Programming Enhancements for Embedded Software Development - focus on MISRA-C 2013 Journal Article S. Milazzo
What is an explosion? 2013 Conference Proceedings J.O. Keller, M. Gresho, A. Harris, A.V. Tchouvelev
THE SAFETY OF HYDROGEN RELEASE AND DISCHARGE FROM A FUEL CELL VEHICLE 2009 Book J.S. Kinn, S.H. Lee, I.C. Hwang, T.W. Lim
State-of-the-Art and Research Priorities in Hydrogen Safety 2013 Conference Proceedings V. Mamet, V. Yurmanov, V. Zabolotnykh
Indoor Use of Hydrogen, Knowledge Gaps and Priorities for the Improvement of Current Standards on Hydrogen, a Presentation of HyIndoor European Project 2013 Conference Proceedings Manhou Li, Chao Zhang, Lida Sun, Shenlin Yang, Yiran Zhao, Huilong Jiang
Hydrogen and Materials: Influence of the Hydrogen Environment on the Metallic Materials Behavior 2009 Journal Article H. Kang, S. Kim, M. Kim, W. Lee, H. No
A Study on Safety of Hydrogen Station 2009 Journal Article F. Xu, J. Yang, X. Zhu
Analysis of operator human errors in hydrogen refuelling stations: Comparison between human rate assessment techniques 2013 Journal Article F. Castiglia, M. Giardina
Experimental determination of dust cloud deflagration parameters of selected hydrogen storage materials: Complex metal hydrides, chemical hydrides, and adsorbents 2013 Journal Article X. Fan, C. Wang, F. Guo, B. Chen, M. Li
Simulation of hydrogen leak and explosion for the safety design of hydrogen fueling station in Korea 2013 Journal Article J.R. Pitts, S.H. Lee, R.D. Smith, C.E. Tracy
Safe, long range, inexpensive and rapidly refuelable hydrogen vehicles with cryogenic pressure vessels 2013 Journal Article Y. Ouyang, Q. He, C. Wang, Z. Shen
The role of instabilities on ignition of unsteady hydrogen jets flowing into an oxidizer 2013 Journal Article A. Zabirov, A. Smirnova, Y. Feofilaktova, R. Shevchenko, S. Shevchenko, D. Yashnikov, S. Soloviev
Self-ignition of hydrocarbon-hydrogen-air mixtures 2013 Journal Article H. Zhang, S. Sauerschell, Q. Ba, G. Hu, T. Jordan, S. Bajohr, J. Xiao
Release characteristics of highly pressurized hydrogen through a small hole 2013 Journal Article G. Kim, J. Shin, S. Hong
Nanocarbon-Based Materials for Hydrogen Sensor 2013 Journal Article C. Xiang, Y. Zou, S. Qiu, H. Chu, L. Sun, F. Xu
Experimental investigation of spark ignition energy in kerosene, hexane, and hydrogen 2013 Journal Article I. Yasnev, A. Mel'nichenko, V. Gurskii
Characterization of the ignition by repetitive streamer discharges using laser diagnostics 2013 Journal Article B. Ploeckl, P. Lang, Chr Day, Th Giegerich, G. Phillips, C. Piccinni, J. Tretter
Towards hydrogen safety engineering for reacting and non-reacting hydrogen releases 2013 Journal Article M. Li, Z. Shu, B. Chen, C. Wang
Mach reflection in detonations propagating through a gas with a concentration gradient 2013 Journal Article S. Rui, Q. Li, J. Guo, X. Sun
Ammonia and other microclimatic conditions at an Australian pre-export sheep assembly depot 2013 Journal Article M.N. Fardis, A. Nacar, M.A. Delichatsios

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