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Explosion Venting of Rich Hydrogen-Air Mixtures in a Cylindrical Vessel with Two Symmetrical Vents 2015 Conference Proceedings Young-Do Jo, Jin-Jun Kim
Hydrogen Related Risks Within a Private Garage - Concentration Measurements in a Realistic Full Scale Experimental Facility-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings K.Chung Kyun
Flammability Profiles Associated with Highpressure Hydrogen Jets Released in Close Proximity to Surfaces 2015 Conference Proceedings H. Lejeune, L. Cougnon
A Temperature Controlled Mechanical Test Facility to Ensure Safe Materials Performance in Hydrogen at 1000 Bar-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings B. Chernyavsky, P. Benard, J. DeVaal, B. Angers
High Pressure Hydrogen Jets in the Presence of a Surface-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings M. Galassi, B. Acosta-Iborra, D. Baraldi, C. Bonato, F. Harskamp, N. Frischauf, P. Moretto
CFD Simulation Study to Investigate the Risk From Hydrogen Vehicles in Tunnels-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings O.R. Hansen, P. Middha
Hydrogen Refuelling Stations for Public Sector Quality and Safety in the User Interface-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings T. Haugerod, A.M. Hansen
Assessment and Evaluation of 3rd Party Risk for Planned Hydrogen Demonstration Facility-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings M. Lucas, G. Atanga, H. Hisken, L. Mauri, T. Skjold
Safe Operation of Combined Cycle Gas Turbine and Gas Engine Systems Using Hydrogen Rich Fuels 2015 Conference Proceedings E. Gaykema, I. Skryabin, J. Prest, B. Hansen
Hydrogen Safety, Training and Risk Assessment System-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings D.R. Hay, A. Tchouvelev, P. Benard, J. Wong, I. MacIntyre
Validated Equivalent Source Model for an Underexpanded Hydrogen Jet 2015 Conference Proceedings E.S. Hecht, X. Li, I.W. Ekoto
Numerical Simulation of Detonation Failure and Reinitiation in Bifurcated Tubes 2015 Conference Proceedings A. Heidari, J. Wen
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Safety of Laboratories for New Hydrogen Techniques-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings M. Heitsch, D. Baraldi, P. Moretto, H. Wilkening
Thermal design of a metal hydride storage bed, permitting tritium accountancy to 0.1%2resolution and repeatability 1995 Journal Article J.L. Hemmerich
The jet hydrogen-oxygen recombination sensor - A safety device for hydrogen isotope processing systems 1995 Book J.L. Hemmerich, P. Milverton
Accidental Hydrogen Release in Gc-Laboratory - A Case Study 2015 Conference Proceedings M. Henriksen, D. Bjerketvedt, K. Vaagsaether, A.V. Gaathaug, T. Skjold, P. Middha
Lewis Number Effects on Premixed Flames Interacting with Turbulent Karman Vortex Streets 1995 Journal Article J. Lee, T. Lee, D. Nye, D. Santavicca
A Compact Hydrogen Recycling System Using Metal-Hydrides 1995 Journal Article W. Bertl, D. Healey, J. Zmeskal, M. Hasinoff, M. Blecher, D. Wright
Fundamental Combustion Research in Support of Industrial Applications 1995 Journal Article R.F. Cracknell, J.L. Alcock, J.J. Rowson, L.C. Shirvill, A. Ungut
The Analytical Glove-Box in the Tritium Magazine of Ethel 1995 Journal Article W.G. Strunk
Transition to Detonation in Vented Hydrogen-Air Explosions 1995 Journal Article F. Mestdagh, J. Maertens, T. De Wilde, T. Cucu, K. Delporte, C. Van Peteghem, B. De Meulenaer
Assessment of the Environmental-Impact from Tritium Releases under Normal Operation Conditions and after Accidents 1995 Journal Article W. Raskob
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. Gupta, J. Brinster, E. Studer, I. Tkatschenko

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