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Flame acceleration and transition to detonation in ducts 2008 Journal Article G. Ciccarelli, S. Dorofeev
Assessment of the impact of jet flame hazard from hydrogen cars in road tunnels 2008 Journal Article Y. Wu
The background levels of atmospheric tritium concentration in the environment at NIFS Toki site of Japan 2008 Journal Article T. Uda, M. Tanaka, T. Sugiyama, T. Yamaguchi, N. Momoshima
Experimental stand for studies of hydrogen isotopes permeation 2008 Journal Article S. Brad, I. Stefanescu, L. Stefan, A. Lazar, M. Vijulie, N. Sofilca, A. Bornea, F. Vasut, M. Zamfirache, N. Bidica, C. Postolache, L. Matei
Pressure vessels with reinforcing space-filling skeletons 2008 Journal Article M. Doyoyo, N. Faure
New standard on safety for hydrogen systems in Spanish Keys for understanding and use 2008 Journal Article J. Aprea
Model-based detection of hydrogen leaks in a fuel cell stack 2008 Journal Article A. Ingimundarson, A. Stefanopoulou, D. McKay
A study on evaluating a passive autocatalytic recombiner PAR-system in the PWR large-dry containment 2008 Journal Article J. Deng, X. Cao
Operational and safety analyses of a commercial PEMFC system 2008 Journal Article M. Gerbec, V. Jovan, J. Petrovcic
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LES model of large scale hydrogen-air planar detonations: Verification by the ZND theory 2008 Journal Article M. Zbikowski, D. Makarov, V. Molkov
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Analysis of thermodynamic processes involving hydrogen 2008 Journal Article J. Yang, M. Huber
Material-based hydrogen storage 2008 Journal Article J. Yang
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NFPA's Hydrogen Technologies Code Project 2008 Journal Article C. Rivkin
Strategic design of hydrogen infrastructure considering cost and safety using multiobjective optimization 2008 Journal Article J. Kim, I. Moon
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Measurement of a wide range of hydrogen concentration with rapid response using dual pressure gauges 2008 Journal Article A. Suzuki, H. Nonaka
Eight-electron oxidation of borohydride at potentials negative to reversible hydrogen electrode 2008 Journal Article K. Wang, K. Jiang, J. Lu, L. Zhuang, C. Cha, X. Hu, G. Chen
Risk assessment of Hydrogen fueling stations for 70 MPa FCVs 2008 Journal Article S. Kikukawa, F. Yamaga, H. Mitsuhashi
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Integrated multi-channel nano-engineered optical hydrogen and temperature sensor detection systems for launch vehicles 2008 Journal Article M.Z. Alam, J. Moreno, J.S. Aitchison, M. Mojahedi, A.A. Kazemi

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