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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 F. Le Guern, S. Ciattaglia, G. Counsell, J. Kim, M. Walsh, A. Denkevitz, N. Endstrasser, H. Eixenberger, E. Gauthier, T. Jordan, L. Kammerloher, M. Kuznetsov, R. Neu, R. Redlinger, B. Reiter, V. Rohde, Z. Xu
R/C CONTAINMENT SAFETY UNDER HYDROGEN DETONATION 1983 Journal Article K.Chung Kyun
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 K.Chung Kyun
Nha-doe Cost Shared Activities: Hydrogen Codes and Standards Outreach 2002 Journal Article K. Miller
Co Sensors for Reformate Powered Fuel Cells 2003 Journal Article R. Mukundan, E. Brosha, R. Lujan, F. Garzon
Hydrogen Safety Sensor Development- Interfacial Stability of Thin Film Sensors 2003 Journal Article K. Takeno
Sensors for Safety and Performance: Technology Management Overview 2003 Journal Article N. Rossmeissl
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
Development of Sensors for Automotive Pem-based Fuel Cells 2003 Journal Article T.K. Bose, S. Gingras
Micro-machined Thin Film H2 Gas Sensors 2003 Journal Article I.S. Chen, P. Cehn, F. DiMeo, J. Neuner, A. Rohrl, M. Stawasz, J. Welch, D. Sarno
Sensor Development for Pem Fuel Cell Systems 2003 Journal Article W. Breitung, U. Bielert, G. Necker, A. Veser, F.J. Wetzel, K. Pehr
Hydrogen Codes and Standards: Technology Development Managers Overview 2003 Journal Article Q. Ma, Q. Zhang, L. Pang, Y. Huang, J. Chen
Will it explode? Validation of hydrogen management in equipment enclosures with batteries 2003 Book G. Karlsson, K. Hedberg
Advanced Vehicle Testing Activity: High-percentage Hydrogen/cng Blend Ford F-150 Operating Summary - January 2003 2003 Journal Article William Buttner, Rivkin Carl, Kara Schmidt, et al.
Advanced Vehicle Testing Activity: Hydrogen-fueled Mercedes Sprinter Van Operating Summary - January 2003 2003 Journal Article K. Krishnan, A. Kalam, A. Zayegh
Hydrogen Fuelling Stations 2003 Journal Article A. Sanchez, F. Williams
Laminar Flame Velocity Determination for H2-air-steam Mixtures Using the Spherical Bomb Method 2002 Journal Article W.J. Buttner, C. Rivkin, R. Burgess, E. Brosha, R. Mukundan, C. James, J. Keller
Laminar flame velocity determination for H2–air–He–CO2 mixtures using the spherical bomb method 2003 Journal Article L. Skrbek, S. Stalp
Design and Development of a Hydrogen Refueling Station: Green Energy Consulting 2003 Journal Article O. Colin, F. Ducros, D. Veynante, T. Poinsot
Large Renewables - Hydrogen Energy Systems: Pipelines for Gathering and Transmission From Windpower and Other Diffuse, Dispersed Energy Sources, As Hydrogen Gas 2003 Journal Article W. Leighty, M. Hirata, K. O'Hashi, H. Asahi, J. Benoit, G. Keith
Hydrogen Deflagration Safety Studies in a Semi-open Space 2002 Journal Article A. Borg, B. Husted, O. Nja
Nitrate removal in aquaria systems: use of electrochemically generated hydrogen gas as electron donor for denitrification 2003 Journal Article D. Melideo, D. Baraldi, M. Galassi, R. Cebolla, B. Iborra, P. Moretto
Liability and the hydrogen economy 2003 Journal Article R. Moy
Development of Pem Water Electrolysis Type Hydrogen Refueling Station 2002 Journal Article J. Wen

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