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AN INVESTIGATION OF THE SAFETY ASPECTS IN THE USE OF HYDROGEN AS A GROUND TRANSPORTATION FUEL 1984 Journal Article J.E. Hall, P. Hooker, L. O'Sullivan, B. Angers, A. Hourri, P. Bernard
Molecular-Hydrogen Evolution as a Consequence of Atmospheric Oxidation of Coal .1. Batch Reactor Simulations 1993 Journal Article Shengchao Rui, Qiao Wang, Feng Chen, Quan Li, Jin Guo, Jingui Wang, Changjian Wang
Computer-Simulation of Hydrogen Embrittlement in Metals 1993 Journal Article Chao Jiang, Jianfeng Pan, Yuejin Zhu, Jianxing Li, Huilong Chen, Evans Quaye
Computer Modeling of Turbulent Gas-Explosions in Complex 2d and 3d Geometries 1993 Journal Article Xue Zhang, Wei Pei, Chunxiao Mei, Wei Deng, Jianxin Tan, Qingqing Zhang
Safe Handling of Large Quantities of Liquid-Hydrogen 1993 Journal Article Manhou Li, Peiyuan Hu, Jie Ji, Chen Wang
Burning Velocities of Hydrogen-Air Mixtures 1993 Journal Article Teng Huang, Mingbin Zhao, Qingxin Ba, David Christopher, Xuefang Li
Lithium Water Interactions - Experiments and Analysis 1993 Journal Article B. Li, B. Han, Q. Li, W. Gao, C. Guo, H. Lv, Y. Liu, X. Jin, M. Bi
Safety Concept of an Engine Test Rig with Liquid-Hydrogen Supply 1993 Journal Article Qiao Wang, Xinjiao Luo, Changjian Wang, Yi Liu, Penggan Zhou, Bing Li
Safety Considerations in the Design of Hydrogen-Powered Vehicles 1993 Journal Article Y. Jiang, X. Pan, T. Zhang, Z. Wang, Q Wang, L. Ta, Y Li, M. Hua, B. Zhang, J. Jiang
Flame Spread in Laminar Mixing Layers - the Triple Flame 1993 Journal Article Srinivas Sivaraman, S. Tauseef, N. Siddiqui
Laminar Burning Velocities and Markstein Numbers of Hydrocarbon/Air Flames 1993 Journal Article Piotr Machniewski, Eugeniusz Molga
Early detection of hydrogen-induced stress corrosion cracking using micromagnetic test methods 1996 Journal Article Qiao Wang, Xinjiao Luo, Quan Li, Shengchao Rui, Changjian Wang, Aifeng Zhang
Instationary highly turbulent hydrogen tube combustion processes in obstacle areas 1996 Journal Article W. Guo, Q. Li, Z. Lv, A. Zhang, Z. Shen
Investigations to improve and assess the accuracy of computational fluid dynamic based explosion models 1996 Journal Article C. Correa-Jullian, K. Groth
An analysis of the mechanisms of overpressure generation in vapour cloud explosions 1996 Journal Article S. Cho, K. Kim, W. Kim, S. Choi
Deflagration to detonation transition in large confined volume of lean hydrogen-air mixtures 1996 Journal Article S Zhou, Z. Luo, T. Wang, M He, R. Li, B. Su
Burning velocities, Markstein lengths, and flame quenching for spherical methane-air flames: A computational study 1996 Journal Article M Zhu, K. Jin, Q. Duan, Q. Zeng, J. Sun
Application of an adiabatic calorimeter with safety concept 1996 Journal Article K. Heldt, H. Anderson
Baroclinic distortion of laminar flames 1996 Journal Article G. Batley, A. McIntosh, J. Brindley
The Euro-Quebec Hydro-Hydrogen Pilot Project [EQHHPP]: Demonstration phase 1996 Journal Article B. Drolet, J. Gretz, D. Kluyskens, F. Sandmann, R. Wurster
Prevention and mitigation of dust explosions in the process industries: A survey of recent research and development 1996 Journal Article R. Eckhoff
Dust explosions in spherical vessels: The role of flame thickness in the validity of the 'cube-root law' 1996 Journal Article A. Dahoe, J. Zevenbergen, S. Lemkowitz, B. Scarlett
Aspects of safety and acceptance of LH(2) tank systems in passenger 1996 Journal Article K. Pehr
Modelling of hydrogen combustion: Turbulent flame acceleration and detonation 1996 Journal Article T. Kratzel, E. Pantow, H. Eichert
Relationships between bifurcation and numerical analyses for ignition of hydrogen-air diffusion flames 1996 Journal Article A. Sanchez, G. Balakrishnan, A. Linan, F. Williams

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