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MATERIALS ISSUES FOR HYDROGEN R&D IN CANADA 2009 Journal Article E.E. Andrukaitis, R. McMillan
Benchmark Exercise on Risk Assessment Methods Applied to a Virtual Hydrogen Refuelling Station 2009 Conference Proceedings K. Ham, A. Marangon, P. Middha, N. Versloot, M. Carcassi, O. Hansen, M. Schiavetti, E. Papanikolaou, A. Venetsanos, A. Engebo, J.L. Saw, J.B. Saffers, A. Flores, D. Serbanescu
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
THE NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF HYDROGEN JET DIFFUSION FOR HYDROGEN LEAKAGE IN THE ENCLOSED GEOMETRY 2009 Journal Article N. Hur
THE NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF HYDROGEN DIFFUSION FOR THE HYDROGEN LEAKAGE IN TUNNEL 2010 Journal Article N. Hur
Design Process of Light-weighted Fuel Cell Vehicle Body Frame 2010 Journal Article S. Kang
THE SAFETY OF HYDROGEN RELEASE AND DISCHARGE FROM A FUEL CELL VEHICLE 2009 Book J.S. Kinn, S.H. Lee, I.C. Hwang, T.W. Lim
Hydrogen and Materials: Influence of the Hydrogen Environment on the Metallic Materials Behavior 2009 Journal Article E. Lamani, P. Jouinot
Key performance indicators for the inherent safety assessment of hydrogen production and distribution system 2010 Book G. Landucci, A. Tugnoli, V. Cozzani
A Study on Safety of Hydrogen Station 2009 Journal Article D. Lee, K.Jae Wook
HYDROGEN IGNITION MECHANISM FOR EXPLOSIONS IN NUCLEAR FACILITY PIPE SYSTEMS 2010 Book R.A. Leishear
NUMERICAL METHOD FOR EVALUATION OF HYDROGEN FLAME ACCELERATION IN A COMPARTMENT OF A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT 2010 Journal Article K.Sang Baik
Vented Confined Explosions Involving Methane-Hydrogen Mixtures 2009 Conference Proceedings B.J. Lowesmith, C. Mumby, G. Hankinson, J.S. Puttock
FRACTURE AND FATIGUE OF COMMERCIAL GRADE API PIPELINE STEELS IN GASEOUS HYDROGEN 2010 Book C. San Marchi, B.P. Somerday, K.A. Nibur, D.G. Stalheim, T. Boggess, S. Jansto
Integration of Experimental Facilities - A Joint Effort for Establishing a Common Knowledge Base in Experimental Work on Hydrogen Safety 2009 Conference Proceedings E.A. Reinecke, T. Huebert, I. Tkatschenko, A. Kessler, M. Kuznetsov, B.A. Wilkins, D. Hedley, I. Azkarate, C. Proust, B. Acosta-Iborra, A. Gavrikov, P.C.J. De Bruijn, A. Marangon, A. Teodorczyk, F. Grafwallner
Sensor Modeling and Data Fusion for a Safety Warning System in Hydrogen-based Vehicles 2009 Book S. Saponara, A. Forconi, P. Terreni
Smart Transducer Interface in Embedded Systems for Networked Sensors Based on the Emerging IEEE 1451 Standard: H2 Detection Case Study 2009 Book S. Saponara, E. Petri, L. Fanucci, P. Terreni
Computed extinction limits and flame structures of H2/O2 counterflow diffusion flames with CO2 dilution 2009 Journal Article Hsin-Yi Shih
Experimental Investigations of Diffusive and Convective Transport of Inert Gas through Cement Pastes 2009 Journal Article E. Frizon, C. Galle
Reliability of commercially available hydrogen sensors for detection of hydrogen at critical concentrations: Part II - selected sensor test results 2009 Journal Article L. Boon-Brett, J. Bousek, P. Moretto
Risk assessment for liquid hydrogen fueling stations 2009 Journal Article S. Kikukawa, H. Mitsuhashi, A. Miyake
Ensuring the long-term functionality of passive auto-catalytic recombiners under operational containment atmosphere conditions-An interdisciplinary investigation 2009 Journal Article S. Kelm, L. Schoppe, J. Dornseiffer, D. Hofmann, E. Reinecke, F. Leistner, S. Juhe
Surface effects on flammable extent of hydrogen and methane jets 2009 Journal Article A. Hourri, B. Angers, P. Benard

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