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An Assessment of the Safety of Hydrogen-Fueled Aircraft 1983 Journal Article G. Brewer
A NEW METHOD FOR MEASUREMENT OF H-2 IN EXHALED AIR IN THE PRESENCE OF PERMANENT GAS-MIXTURES 1983 Journal Article T. Past, Z. Tapsonyi, T. Bero, G. Mozsik, T. Javor
Hydrogen Storage Development for Utility Vehicles 2001 Journal Article Y.B. Guo, J.L. Parham
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Nha Hydrogen Safety Codes and Standards Activities 2001 Journal Article K. Miller
Integrated risk assessment of a plant handling hazardous chemicals 2001 Journal Article L. Huang, R.B.H. Tan, M.L. Preston, I. Icheme
Investigations in Materials' Behaviour in Cryogenic Tribosystems for the Formulation of Safety Regulations 2001 Journal Article W. Huebner, G. Mulet, O. Berndes
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 R. Burgess, C. Rivkin, C. Blake, R. Hewett, E. Tracy, J. Ohi, D. Barley, K. Gawlik, B. Buttner
Numerical Simulations of Hydrogen Flame Propagation in the Presence of Obstacles 2001 Journal Article L. Fassbender
On the Optimized Design of a Composite Hydrogen Fuel Tank using Taguchi Method 2011 Journal Article T. Rockward, E. Brosha, F. Garzon, R. Mukundan, C. Padro
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Can the addition of hydrogen to natural gas reduce the explosion risk? 2011 Journal Article Prankul Middha, Derek Engel, Olav Hansen
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