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Effect of Carbon Dioxide, Argon and Hydrocarbon Fuels on the Stability of Hydrogen Jet Flames 2005 Conference Proceedings Y. Wu, I.S. Al-Rahbi, Y. Lu, G.T. Kalghatgi
Facilitating the Safest Possible Transition From Fossil To Hydrogen Fuels: Hydrogen Executive Leadership Panel 2005 Conference Proceedings Wp. Chernicoff, G.A. Miller
The Safe Use of the Existing Natural Gas System for Hydrogen (Overview of the Naturalhy-Project) 2005 Conference Proceedings O. Florisson, R.R. Huizing
Mixing of Dense Or Light Gases With Turbulent Air: A Fast-running Model for Lumped Parameter Codes 2005 Conference Proceedings W. Ambrosini, N. Forgione, F. Oriolo, F. Parozzi
Development of Tools for Risk Assessment and Risk Communication for Hydrogen Applications 2005 Conference Proceedings E. Funnemark, A. Engebo
Risk Assessment for Hydrogen Codes and Standards 2005 Conference Proceedings J.M. Ohi, C. Moen, J. Keller, R. Cox
The New Facility for Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Vehicle Saftey Evaluation-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings S. Watanbe, Y. Tamura, J. Suzuki
Sensitivity To Detonation and Detonation Cellular Structure of H2-o2-air-h2o2 Gas Mixtures 2005 Conference Proceedings I.A. Kirillov, M.I. Strelkova, A.V. Panasenko, D. Roekaerts
Development of Hydrogen Sensors and Recombiners 2005 Conference Proceedings G.S. Baronov, S.A. Grigoriev, A.A. Kalinnikov, V.N. Fateev
A Survey Among Experts of Safety Related To the Use of Hydrogen As an Energy Carrier 2005 Conference Proceedings V. Andersen, J.L. Paulsen, F. Markert
Collaborative Activities On Hydrogen Safety Under the International Energy Agency?s Hydrogen Implementing Agreement 2005 Conference Proceedings W. Hoagland
Hysafe European Network of Excellence on Hydrogen Safety 2005 Conference Proceedings J. Sakamoto, J. Nakayama, T. Nakarai, N. Kasai, T. Shibutani, A. Miyake
Innovative Passive Protection Systems for Hydrogen Production Plants 2005 Conference Proceedings G. Cercignani, V. Cozzani, C. Nicolella, S. Zanelli
Stress Corrosion Cracking of Stainless Steels in High-pressure Alkaline Electrolysers 2005 Conference Proceedings S. Giannissi, I. Tolias, A. Venetsanos
Hydrogen Onboard Storage - An Insertion of the Probabilistic Approach Into Standards & Regulations? 2005 Conference Proceedings A. Agll, T. Hamad, Y. Hamad, S. Bapat, J. Sheffield
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Characterization of Materials in Pressurized Hydrogen Under Cyclic Loading At Service Conditions in Hydrogen Powered Engines 2005 Conference Proceedings R. Sindelar, H. Kaufmann, U. May, G. Krainz, F. Hofmeister
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Gaseous Hydrogen Refuelling Stations : Selection of Materials for Hydrogen High Pressure Fuelling Connectors 2005 Conference Proceedings H. Barthelemy, L. Allidieres
Potential Models for Stand-alone and Multi-fuel Gaseous Hydrogen Refuelling Stations: Assessment of Associated Risk 2005 Conference Proceedings E. Galatola, R. Nava, L. Di Clemente

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