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Modeling of 2LiBH4+MgH2 Hydrogen Storage System Accident Scenarios Using Empirical and Theoretical Thermodynamics 2009 Conference Proceedings J Shim, J. Lee, J. Jin, H. Cheong, S. Lee
Environmental Reactivity of Solid State Hydride Materials 2009 Conference Proceedings J.R. Gray, D.L. Anton
Safety Considerations for Hydrogen Test Cells 2009 Conference Proceedings T. Wallner, R. Scarcelli, H.R.A. Lohse-Busch, B.M. Wozny, S.A. Miers
Experimental Studies on Wind Influence on Hydrogen Release From Low Pressure Pipelines 2009 Conference Proceedings N. Mattei, M. Schiavetti, M.N. Carcassi
Prediction of Third Party Damage Failure Frequency for Pipelines Transporting Mixtures of Natural Gas and Hydrogen 2009 Conference Proceedings L. Zhang, R.A. Adey
Numerical Simulation of the Laminar Hydrogen Flame in the Presence of a Quenching Mesh 2009 Conference Proceedings S. Kudriakov, E. Studer, C. Bin
Natural and Forced Ventilation Study in an Enclosure Hosting a Fuel Cell 2009 Conference Proceedings G.M. Cerchiara, N. Mattei, M. Schiavetti, M.N. Carcassi
Discrete Event Simulation in Support to Hydrogen Supply Reliability 2009 Conference Proceedings G.M. Cerchiara, M.N. Carcassi
Safe Processing Route for the Synthesis of Mg Based Metallic Hydrides 2009 Conference Proceedings I. Agote, M.A. Lagos, I. Azkarate
Experimental Study of Hydrogen Releases Combustion 2009 Conference Proceedings K. Holtappels, M. Beckmann-Kluge, M. Gebauer, M. Gruneberg, D. Eliezer
Development of Uniform Harm Criteria for Use in Quantitative Risk Analysis of the Hydrogen Infrastructure 2009 Conference Proceedings J. LaChance, A. Tchouvelev, A. Engebo
Experimental Charaterization and Modeling of Helium Disperison in a one-fourth-Scale Two-Car Residential Garage 2009 Conference Proceedings F. Turner, L. Gower, J. Stein, D. Sager, D. Amin
Simulation of Small-Scale Releases From Liquid Hydrogen Storage Systems 2009 Conference Proceedings E.A. Papanikolaou, A.G. Venetsanos, M. Heitsch, D. Baraldi, A. Huser, J. Pujol, D. Makarov, V. Molkov, J. Garcia, N. Markatos
Ignitability Limits for Combustion of Unintended Hydrogen Releases - Experimental and Theoretical Results 2009 Conference Proceedings S.H. Lee, Y.G. Kim, S.C. Kim, K.B. Yoon
Safe Testing of Catalytic Devices in Hydrogen-Air Flow 2009 Conference Proceedings L. Melani, I. Sochet, X. Rocourt, S. Jallais
For a Successful Arrival of the Hydrogen Economy Improve Now the Confidence Level of Risk Assessments! 2009 Conference Proceedings E. Yamada, N. Kitabayashi, A.K. Hayashi, N. Tsuboi
Experiments on the Distribution of Concentration Due to Buoyant Gas Low Flow Rate Release in an Enclosure 2009 Conference Proceedings J. Capelle, J. Gilgert, G. Pluvinage
Experimental Study of Explosion Wave Propagation in Hydrogen-Air Mixtures of Variable Compositions 2009 Conference Proceedings J. Capelle, J. Gilgert, G. Pluvinage
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Experimental Investigation of Hydrogen Jet Fire Mitigation by Barrier Walls 2009 Conference Proceedings S. Desilets, S. Cote, G. Nadeau, P. Benard, A. Tchouvelev
Catalysts for Hydrogen Removal - Kinetic Paradox and Functioning at High Concentration of Hydrogen 2009 Conference Proceedings S. Desilets, S. Cote, G. Nadeau, A. Tchouvelev
Influence of Temperature on the Fatigue Strength of Compressed Hydrogen Tanks for Vehicles 2009 Conference Proceedings M.V. Bragin, V.V. Molkov
Experimental Results on the Dispersion of Buoyant Gas in a Full Scale Garage From a Complex Source 2009 Conference Proceedings B. Hoagland
Numerical Modeling of Hydrogen Deflagration Dynamics in Enclosed Space 2009 Conference Proceedings J. Ohi, T. Jordan, S. Dorofeev
High Pressure PEM Water Electrolysis and Corresponding Saftey Issues 2009 Conference Proceedings R. Schefer, G. Evans, Y. Zhang, A. Ruggles, R. Greif

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