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AN INVESTIGATION OF THE SAFETY ASPECTS IN THE USE OF HYDROGEN AS A GROUND TRANSPORTATION FUEL 1984 Journal Article R.E. Knowlton
The Asymptotic Structure of Weakly Strained Stoichiometric Methane Air Flames 1990 Journal Article B. Rogg, N. Peters
Chemical Safety - Mixtures of Sulfuric-Acid and Hydrogen-Peroxide 1990 Journal Article S. Matlow
Cost-Effective Dewatering of Municipal Treatment-Plant Sludges Using Belt Presses 1990 Journal Article W. Clarke, E. Hodges, R. Ooten
Hydrogen Versus Helium: A comparative Study In High Pressure Gas Cooling Rates 2006 Book L. Hadaway
Hydrogen Safety, Codes and Standards 2006 Journal Article Q.L. Hai, P.L. Wang, C. Wang
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Ormosil approach toward developing a completely reversible hydrogen sensor for aerospace applications 2006 Journal Article B.G. Halvorsen, S. Hoiset
A proto-type hydrogen sensor using palladium nanowire array 2006 Journal Article K. Haraldsen, H. Leth-Olsen
Hydrogen safety issues compared to safety issues with methane and propane 2006 Book Chapter A. Harris, P. Rao
Analysis and Test of Compressed Hydrogen Interface Leakage By Commercial Stainless Steel (npt) Fittings 2006 Journal Article S.J. Hawksworth, K. Moodie, J. Gummer, B. Ewan, H. Michels, P. Linstedt, P. Winstanley, A. Pekalski
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The Department of Energy's Hydrogen Safety, Codes, and Standards Program: Status Report on the National Templates 2006 Journal Article J.M. Ohi, R. Hewett
The cooling of a liquid absorber using a small cooler 2006 Book Chapter D.E. Baynham, T. Bradshaw, M.A. Green, S. Ishimoto, N. Liggins
Safety Training for the Hydrogen Economy 2006 Journal Article Ethan Hecht, Pratikash Panda
Propagation, structure, and limit phenomena of laminar flames at elevated pressures 2006 Journal Article B. Angers, A. Hourri, P. Benard, P. Tessier, J. Perrin
Global analysis and parametric dependencies for potential unintended hydrogen-fuel releases 2006 Journal Article Yiming Jiang, Xuhai Pan, Min Hua, Zhilei Wang, Tao Zhang, Qingyuan Wang, Yunyu Li, Andong Yu, Juncheng Jiang
Observations of the cellular structure of fuel-air detonations 2006 Journal Article D. Stamps, S. Slezak, S. Tieszen
The nature and large eddy simulation of coherent deflagrations in a vented enclosure-atmosphere system 2006 Journal Article V. Molkov, D. Makarov, J. Puttock
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A small detailed chemical-kinetic mechanism for hydrocarbon combustion 2006 Journal Article W.G. Strunk

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