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Development and Performance Evaluation of Energy Efficient PEM Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle for Smart Cities 2017 Conference Proceedings L. Das
Field Trials Testing of Mixed Potential Electrochemical Hydrogen Safety Sensors at Commercial California Hydrogen Filling Stations 2017 Conference Proceedings M. Henriksen, J. Lundberg, A. Gaathaug
Mixing and warming of cryogenic hydrogen releases 2017 Conference Proceedings J. Tachtler
Reactor Safety Tests in the Former Hdr 1991 Journal Article D. Haberman
Measures for the Improvement of Quality and Reduction of Costs in Batch Annealing of Steel Sheet 1991 Journal Article C. Jakel, S. Kelm, E. Reinecke, K. Verfondern, H.J. Allelein
Identification and Quantification of Hydrogen Attack 1991 Journal Article Y. Houbaert, J. Dilewijns
Overview of the Cooperative Program on Hydrogen Storage, Conversion and Safety of the International-Energy-Agency 1991 Journal Article A. Fis’kov, V. Kritskii, A. Ditts, V. Pogrebenkov
Effects of Methane Admixture, Particle-Size and Volatile Content on the Dolomite Inerting Requirements of Coal-Dust 1991 Journal Article K.I. Miller, R.L. Mauro
High-Temperature Hydrogen Combustion in Reactor Safety Applications 1991 Journal Article B.S. Hoffheins, L.C. Maxey, W. Holmes, R.J. Lauf, C. Salter, D. Walker
A Practical Hydrogen Development Strategy 1991 Journal Article P. Davis, A. Ruiz
Safety Aspects of a Hydrogen-Fueled Engine System-Development 1991 Journal Article C. Padro
A Study of Hydrogen Flame Length with Complex Nozzle Geometry 2017 Conference Proceedings V. Molkov, D. Cirrone, V. Shentsov, W. Dery, W. Kim, D. Makarov
Co Sensors for Reformate Powered Fuel Cells 2003 Journal Article M. Li, Z. Shu, B. Chen, C. Wang
Hydrogen Safety Sensor Development- Interfacial Stability of Thin Film Sensors 2003 Journal Article N. Mohajeri, A. T-Raissi, G. Bokerman, J. Captain, B. Peterson, M. Whitten, S. Trigwell, C. Berger, J. Brenner
Sensors for Safety and Performance: Technology Management Overview 2003 Journal Article A.A. Kazemi, K. Goswami, U. Sampathkumaran
Development of Sensors for Automotive Pem-based Fuel Cells 2003 Journal Article B. Knight, N. Garland
Micro-machined Thin Film H2 Gas Sensors 2003 Journal Article I.S. Chen, P. Cehn, F. DiMeo, J. Neuner, A. Rohrl, M. Stawasz, J. Welch, D. Sarno
Sensor Development for Pem Fuel Cell Systems 2003 Journal Article D. Alderman, B. Figi
Hydrogen Codes and Standards: Technology Development Managers Overview 2003 Journal Article N.P. Rossmeissl
RBD-fast based sensitivity and uncertainty analysis on a computational hydrogen recombiner test case 2017 Conference Proceedings Bingxu Hou, Jiyang Yu, Zhanjie Xu, et al.
Response time measurement of hydrogen sensors 2017 Conference Proceedings Thomas Hübert, Jacek Majewski, Ulrich Banach, et al.
Explosion and fire risk analyses of maritime fuel cell rooms with hydrogen 2017 Conference Proceedings Asmund Huser, Nikolai Rivedal, Romain Jambut, et al.
Validation of a 3d multiphase-multicomponent CFD model for accidental liquid and gaseous hydrogen releases 2017 Conference Proceedings A. Kovac, M. Paranos, D. Marcius
Effects of Oxidants on Hydrogen Spontaneous Ignition: Experiments and Modelling 2017 Conference Proceedings Y. Baghzouz, J. Fiene, J. Van Dam, L. Shi, E. Wilkinson, R. Boehm, T. Kell, A. Aiaa
Will it explode? Validation of hydrogen management in equipment enclosures with batteries 2003 Book G. Karlsson, K. Hedberg

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