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DISBONDING PHENOMENA OF OVERLAID AUSTENITIC STAINLESS-STEELS USED AT HIGH-TEMPERATURE UNDER HIGH-PRESSURE HYDROGEN .2. A SAFETY ASSESSMENT ON OVERLAY DISBONDING OF PRESSURE-VESSEL FOR HYDROGEN SERVICE 1983 Journal Article G. Stewart, G. Whitenett, K. Atherton, B. Culshaw, W. Johnstone
R/C CONTAINMENT SAFETY UNDER HYDROGEN DETONATION 1983 Journal Article E.E. Andrukaitis, R. McMillan
An Assessment of the Safety of Hydrogen-Fueled Aircraft 1983 Journal Article D. Haberman
A NEW METHOD FOR MEASUREMENT OF H-2 IN EXHALED AIR IN THE PRESENCE OF PERMANENT GAS-MIXTURES 1983 Journal Article M.R. Swain, E.S. Grilliot, M.N. Swain
Status of the Hydro-Hydrogen Pilot Project (Eqhhpp) 1994 Journal Article P. Benard, V. Mustafa, A. Chahbaz, D.R. Hay
Car Fueling with Liquid-Hydrogen (Neunburg-Vorm-Wald Solar Hydrogen Project - Experience and Results of 1st Project Phase, Concept for 2nd Phase) 1994 Journal Article M. Takahashi, Y. Tamura, J. Suzuki, S. Watanabe
Structure of Laminar Premixed Carbon Methane Air Flames and Ultrafine Coal Combustion 1994 Journal Article D. Bradley, Z. Chen, S. Elsherif, S. Habik, G. John, G. Dixonlewis
Experiences with the Safe Operation of a 2kwh Solar Hydrogen Plant 1994 Journal Article M. Daous, M. Bashir, M. Elnaggar
A New Model of Premixed Wrinkled Flame Propagation Based on a Scalar Dissipation Equation 1994 Journal Article B.G. Halvorsen, S. Hoiset
Hydrogen-Peroxide Safety 1994 Journal Article S. Wilson
Design and Safety Considerations for Large-Scale Sea-Borne Hydrogen Transport 1994 Journal Article U. Petersen, G. Wursig, R. Krapp
Turbulent Flame Acceleration Mechanisms and Significance for Safety Considerations 1994 Journal Article Y. Tamura, J. Suzuki, S. Watanabe
Evaluation of the Hydrogen Explosion Hazard 1994 Journal Article S.J. Hawksworth, K. Moodie, J. Gummer, B. Ewan, H. Michels, P. Linstedt, P. Winstanley, A. Pekalski
Rapid Quenching of Molten Lithium Aluminum Jets in Water 1994 Journal Article G. Greene, D. Cho, M. Hyder, D. Allison, P. Ellison
Studies About the Influence of Turbulence on the Course of Explosions 1994 Journal Article K. Scheuermann
THE NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF HYDROGEN DIFFUSION FOR THE HYDROGEN LEAKAGE IN TUNNEL 2010 Journal Article N. Hur
Design Process of Light-weighted Fuel Cell Vehicle Body Frame 2010 Journal Article Ethan Hecht, Pratikash Panda
Key performance indicators for the inherent safety assessment of hydrogen production and distribution system 2010 Book G. Landucci, A. Tugnoli, V. Cozzani
HYDROGEN IGNITION MECHANISM FOR EXPLOSIONS IN NUCLEAR FACILITY PIPE SYSTEMS 2010 Book R.A. Leishear
NUMERICAL METHOD FOR EVALUATION OF HYDROGEN FLAME ACCELERATION IN A COMPARTMENT OF A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT 2010 Journal Article K.Sang Baik
FRACTURE AND FATIGUE OF COMMERCIAL GRADE API PIPELINE STEELS IN GASEOUS HYDROGEN 2010 Book C. San Marchi, B.P. Somerday, K.A. Nibur, D.G. Stalheim, T. Boggess, S. Jansto
Accurate Boundary Conditions for Multicomponent Reactive Flows 1994 Journal Article M.N. Fardis, A. Nacar, M.A. Delichatsios
Identifying performance gaps in hydrogen safety sensor technology for automotive and stationary applications 2010 Journal Article B. Ploeckl, P. Lang, Chr Day, Th Giegerich, G. Phillips, C. Piccinni, J. Tretter
Numerical study of hydrogen explosions in a refuelling environment and in a model storage room 2010 Journal Article J. Wen, V. Rao, V. H. Y. Tam
Safety assessment of envisaged systems for automotive hydrogen supply and utilization 2010 Journal Article T. Past, Z. Tapsonyi, T. Bero, G. Mozsik, T. Javor

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