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AN INVESTIGATION OF THE SAFETY ASPECTS IN THE USE OF HYDROGEN AS A GROUND TRANSPORTATION FUEL 1984 Journal Article R. Scarpa, E. Studer, S. Kudriakov, B. Cariteau, N. Chaumeix
Status of the Hydro-Hydrogen Pilot Project (Eqhhpp) 1994 Journal Article J. Gretz, B. Drolet, D. Kluyskens, F. Sandmann, O. Ullmann
Car Fueling with Liquid-Hydrogen (Neunburg-Vorm-Wald Solar Hydrogen Project - Experience and Results of 1st Project Phase, Concept for 2nd Phase) 1994 Journal Article A. Friedrich, J. Grune, K. Sempert, M. Kuznetsov, T. Jordan
Structure of Laminar Premixed Carbon Methane Air Flames and Ultrafine Coal Combustion 1994 Journal Article S. Anders
Experiences with the Safe Operation of a 2kwh Solar Hydrogen Plant 1994 Journal Article T. Pini, A. Hanssen, M. Schiavetti, M. Carcassi
A New Model of Premixed Wrinkled Flame Propagation Based on a Scalar Dissipation Equation 1994 Journal Article K. Okabayashi, K. Tagashira, K. Kawazoe, K. Takeno, M. Asahara, A. Hayashi, M. Komori
Hydrogen-Peroxide Safety 1994 Journal Article M. Feng, Q. Li, J. Qin
Design and Safety Considerations for Large-Scale Sea-Borne Hydrogen Transport 1994 Journal Article Xue Zhang, Wei Pei, Chunxiao Mei, Wei Deng, Jianxin Tan, Qingqing Zhang
Turbulent Flame Acceleration Mechanisms and Significance for Safety Considerations 1994 Journal Article G.D. Brewer
Evaluation of the Hydrogen Explosion Hazard 1994 Journal Article S. Dorofeev, A. Kochurko, A. Efimenko, B. Chaivanov
Rapid Quenching of Molten Lithium Aluminum Jets in Water 1994 Journal Article J.L. Hemmerich
Studies About the Influence of Turbulence on the Course of Explosions 1994 Journal Article K. Scheuermann
Premixed flame propagation in hydrogen explosions 2018 Journal Article H. Xiao, Q. Duan, J. Sun
Large-scale flame structures in ultra-lean hydrogen-air mixtures 2018 Journal Article I. Yakovenko, M. Ivanov, A. Kiverin, K. Melnikova
Large eddy simulations of the all-speed turbulent jet flow using 3-D CFD code GASFLOW-MPI 2018 Journal Article H. Zhang, Y. Li, J. Xiao, T. Jordan
Overview of hydrogen combustion experiments performed in a large scale vented vessel at Canadian Nuclear Laboratories 2018 Journal Article S. Penner, A. Berlad
Risk-Based Domino Effect Analysis for Fire and Explosion Accidents Considering Uncertainty in Processing Facilities 2018 Journal Article U. Engelmann, G. Vassallo
Risk assessment methodology for onboard hydrogen storage 2018 Journal Article M. Dadashzadeh, S. Kashkarov, D. Makarov, V. Molkov
Effects of congestion and confining walls on turbulent deflagrations in a hydrogen storage facility-part 1: Experimental study 2018 Journal Article L. Shirvill, T. Roberts, M. Royle, D. Willoughby, P. Sathiah
The potential for avoiding hydrogen release from cryogenic pressure vessels after vacuum insulation failure 2018 Journal Article J. Moreno-Blanco, F. Elizalde-Blancas, A. Gallegos-Munoz, S. Aceves
An experimental study on the effect of coaxial circular disk obstacle on helium jet distribution inside the unventilated enclosure of AIHMS facility 2018 Journal Article M. Lang, I. Altpeter, G. Dobmann
Voxelization-based high-efficiency mesh generation method for parallel CFD code GASFLOW-MPI 2018 Journal Article Young-Do Jo, Jin-Jun Kim
Experimental study of flame propagation across a perforated plate 2018 Journal Article R. Kwang-Won, T. Kim
Pressure peaking phenomenon: Model validation against unignited release and jet fire experiments 2018 Journal Article B. Drolet, J. Gretz, D. Kluyskens, F. Sandmann, R. Wurster
Deflagrations of localised homogeneous and inhomogeneous hydrogen-air mixtures in enclosures 2018 Journal Article T. Holler, E. Komen, I. Kljenak

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