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The comparison of detailed chemical kinetic mechanisms; forward versus reverse rates with CHEMRev 2005 Journal Article S. Rolland, J. Simmie
Subgrid scale laminar flamelet model for partially premixed combustion and its application to backdraft simulation 2005 Journal Article R. Yang, W. Weng, W. Fan, Y. Wang
Fast emission spectroscopy for a better understanding of pyrotechnic combustion behavior 2005 Journal Article V. Weiser, N. Eisenreich
Investigation of hydride rim effect on failure of Zircaloy-4 cladding with tube burst test 2005 Journal Article F. Nagase, T. Fuketa
Hydrogen Fuelling Station, CEP-Berlin - Safety Risk Assesment and Authority Approval Experience and Lessons Learned 2005 Conference Proceedings B.G. Halvorsen, S. Hoiset
Study of Hydrogen Enriched Premixed Flames 2005 Conference Proceedings S.L. Arbuckle
Phenomena of Dispersion and Explosion of High Pressurized Hydrogen 2005 Conference Proceedings S. Kazemiabnavi, A. Soundararaj, H. Zamani, B. Scharf, P. Thyagarajan, X.L. Zhou
National Training Facility for Hydrogen Safety. Five Year Plan for HAMMER 2005 Conference Proceedings B.R. Kinzey, L.L. Fassbender, B.M. Akers
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A Hydrogen-air Explosion in a Process Plant: A Case History 2005 Conference Proceedings D. Bjerketvedt, A. Mjaavatten
Spontaneous Ignition of Hydrogen Leaks - a Review of Postulated Mechanisms-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings Z. Liang, T. Clouthier, B. Thomas
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Hydrogen Detection: Visualisation of Hydrogen Using Non Invasive Optical Schlieren Technique BOS 2005 Conference Proceedings A. Kebler, W. Ehrhardt, G. Langer
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Explosion Characteristics of Hydrogen-air and Hydrogen-oxygen Mixtures At Elevated Pressures 2005 Conference Proceedings V. Schroeder, K. Holtappels

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