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Effect of ignition position on vented hydrogen-air deflagration in a 1 m(3) vessel 2019 Journal Article H. Li, S. Rui, J. Guo, X. Sun, G. Li, J. Zhang
Experimental investigation of spilling fire spread over steady flow n‐butanol fuel: Effects of flow speed and spreading direction 2019 Journal Article Yang Pan, Manhou Li, Changjian Wang, Xinjiao Luo, Qiuting Luo
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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 J. Tachtler, A. Szyszka
Structure of Laminar Premixed Carbon Methane Air Flames and Ultrafine Coal Combustion 1994 Journal Article D. Bradley, Z. Chen, S. Elsherif, S. Habik, G. John, G. Dixonlewis
Experiences with the Safe Operation of a 2kwh Solar Hydrogen Plant 1994 Journal Article M. Daous, M. Bashir, M. Elnaggar
A New Model of Premixed Wrinkled Flame Propagation Based on a Scalar Dissipation Equation 1994 Journal Article T. Mantel, R. Borghi
Hydrogen-Peroxide Safety 1994 Journal Article S. Wilson
Design and Safety Considerations for Large-Scale Sea-Borne Hydrogen Transport 1994 Journal Article U. Petersen, G. Wursig, R. Krapp
Turbulent Flame Acceleration Mechanisms and Significance for Safety Considerations 1994 Journal Article R. Beauvais, F. Mayinger, G. Strube
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Rapid Quenching of Molten Lithium Aluminum Jets in Water 1994 Journal Article G. Greene, D. Cho, M. Hyder, D. Allison, P. Ellison
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The role of CFD combustion modeling in hydrogen safety management - VII: Validation for hydrogen deflagration in large-scale hydrogen-air-steam experiment 2019 Journal Article T. Holler, E. Komen, I. Kljenak
Experimental study of flame propagation across flexible obstacles in a square cross-section channel 2019 Journal Article Q. Li, X. Sun, X. Wang, Z. Zhang, S. Lu, C. Wang
Physical model of onboard hydrogen storage tank thermal behaviour during fuelling 2019 Journal Article V. Molkov, M. Dadashzadeh, D. Makarov
Comparison of single droplet impact behaviors on the burning shallow/deep pool 2019 Journal Article X. Fan, C. Wang, X. Wang, M. Li, Z. Shen
Modeling pressure loads during a premixed hydrogen combustion in the presence of water spray 2019 Journal Article G. Gai, S. Kudriakov, A. Hadjadj, E. Studer, O. Thomine
Similitude analysis and critical conditions for spontaneous ignition of hydrogen release into the atmosphere through a tube 2019 Journal Article L. Gong, Q. Duan, J. Sun, V. Molkov
Preface to the special issue on the 7th International Conference on Hydrogen Safety (ICHS 2017) 2019 Journal Article M. Carcassi, A. Tchouvelev, T. Jordan, S. Hawksworth
Sample scale testing method to prevent collapse of plastic liners in composite pressure vessels 2019 Journal Article P. Blanc-Vannet, P. Papin, M. Weber, P. Renault, J. Pepin, E. Laine, G. Tantchou, S. Castagnet, J. Grandidier
Adapted tube cleaning practices to reduce particulate contamination at hydrogen fueling stations 2019 Journal Article D. Terlip, K. Hartmann, J. Martin, C. Rivkin
Consequence models for vented hydrogen deflagrations: CFD vs engineering models 2019 Journal Article S. Lakshmipathy, T. Skjold, H. Hisken, G. Atanga
Performance evaluation of empirical models for vented lean hydrogen explosions 2019 Journal Article A. Sinha, V. Rao, J. Wen
Experiments on combustion regimes for hydrogen/air mixtures in a thin layer geometry 2019 Journal Article M. Kuznetsov, J. Grune

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