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Hydrogen Fuelling Station, CEP-Berlin - Safety Risk Assessment and Authority Approval Experience and Lessons Learned-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings B.G. Halvorsen, S. Hoiset
Stress Corrosion Cracking of Stainless Steels in High-Pressure Alkaline Electrolysers-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings K. Haraldsen, H. Leth-Olsen
Simulations of Hydrogen Releases From a Storage Tanks - Dispersion and Consequences of Ignition-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings B. Angers, A. Hourri, P. Benard, P. Tessier, J. Perrin
Thermal design of a metal hydride storage bed, permitting tritium accountancy to 0.1%2resolution and repeatability 1995 Journal Article D. Cirrone, D. Makarov, V. Molkov
The jet hydrogen-oxygen recombination sensor - A safety device for hydrogen isotope processing systems 1995 Book J.L. Hemmerich, P. Milverton
Lewis Number Effects on Premixed Flames Interacting with Turbulent Karman Vortex Streets 1995 Journal Article E. Saikali, A. Sergent, Y. Wang, P. Le Quere, G. Bernard-Michel, C. Tenaud
A Compact Hydrogen Recycling System Using Metal-Hydrides 1995 Journal Article M. Deluchi
Fundamental Combustion Research in Support of Industrial Applications 1995 Journal Article J. Li, N. Myoung, J. Kwon, S. Jang, T. Lee
The Analytical Glove-Box in the Tritium Magazine of Ethel 1995 Journal Article Y. Segawa, M. Inoue, A. Nakamoto, S. Umehara
Transition to Detonation in Vented Hydrogen-Air Explosions 1995 Journal Article F. DiMeo, I.S. Chen, P. Chen, J. Neuner, M. Stawasz, J. Welch, A. Rohrl
Assessment of the Environmental-Impact from Tritium Releases under Normal Operation Conditions and after Accidents 1995 Journal Article P. Davis, A. Ruiz
Hydrogen Technology for Future Automotive Power Units 1995 Journal Article J. Tachtler
A proposal for a model curriculum in fire safety engineering 1995 Journal Article S. Mathur, J Murthy
Collaborative Activities on Hydrogen Safety Under the International Energy Agency's Hydrogen Implementing Agreement-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings M. Anand, F. Takahashi, M. Vangsness, M. Durbin, W. Schmoll
Safety, Codes and Standards 2005 Journal Article P. Steffen, E. Reinecke, S. Kelm, A. Bentaib, N. Chaumeix, H. Allelein
Research Development for Hydrogen Safety, Codes and Standards 2005 Journal Article S. Cicconardi, E. Jannelli, G. Spazzafumo
International Standards and Regulations 2005 Journal Article Alexandre Konstantinov
Hammer: Emergency Response Training for the Hydrogen Economy 2005 Journal Article B. Kinzey
Hydrogen Safety Review Panel 2005 Journal Article C.S. Kang, A.Nucl Soc, S.O.C.Amer Nucl
Iea Hydrogen Task 18: Evaluation of Integrated Demonstration Systems 2005 Journal Article S.A. Lelewer, H. Barnes, D. Haberman
Iea Hydrogen Implementing Agreement Secretariat: Management Support for Sustainable International Cooperation 2005 Journal Article R. Scarpa, E. Studer, S. Kudriakov, B. Cariteau, N. Chaumeix
Characterization of Leaks From Compressed Hydrogen Systems and Related Components 2005 Journal Article M. Groethe, J. Colton, S. Chiba
Experimental Study of Hot Inert Gas Jet Ignition of Hydrogen-Oxygen Mixture 2005 Journal Article M. De Stefano, X. Rocourt, I. Sochet, N. Daudey
Hydrogen Absorption in Fluids: An Unexplored Solution for Onboard Hydrogen Storage 2005 Journal Article F. Meunier, G. Marbuch, D. Atomforum, D. Atomforum, A. Dtsch
Strategy for the Integration of Hydrogen As a Vehicle Fuel Into the Existing Natural Gas Vehicle Fueling Infrastructure of the Interstate Clean Transportation Corridor Project: 22 April 2004 31 August 2005 2005 Journal Article G. Neandross

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