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Laminar burning velocities of lean hydrogen-air mixtures at pressures up to 1.0 MPa 2007 Journal Article D. Bradley, M. Lawes, K. Liu, S. Verhelst, R. Woolley
The rapid formation and dispersion of flammable zones within cylindrical vertical enclosures following the release of a fixed mass of hydrogen and other gaseous fuels into air 2007 Journal Article P. Cisse, G. Karim
Spontaneous ignition of pressurized releases of hydrogen and natural gas into air 2007 Journal Article F. Dryer, M. Chaos, Z. Zhao, J. Stein, J Alpert, C. Homer
Risk analysis on a fuel cell in electric vehicle using the MADS/MOSAR methodology 2007 Journal Article Y. Bultel, M. Aurousseau, P. Ozil, L. Perrin
Fibre optics in palladium-based hydrogen sensing 2007 Journal Article R. Maier, B. Jones, J. Barton, S. McCulloch, T. Allsop, J. Jones, I. Bennion
Problem of hydrogen storage and prospective uses of hydrides for hydrogen accumulation 2007 Journal Article B. Tarasov, M. Lototskii, V. Yartys
On the development of an International Curriculum on Hydrogen Safety Engineering and its implementation into educational programmes 2007 Journal Article A. Dahoe, V. Molkov
Differences of ICR cleanings in He, D-2 and O-2 for deposit removal and hydrogen release in HT-7 2007 Journal Article J. Hu, J. Li, HT-7 Team
Effectiveness of small barriers as means to reduce clearance distances 2007 Journal Article A. Tchouvelev, Z. Cheng, V. Agranat, S. Zhubrin
Venting of low pressure hydrogen gas - A critique of the literature 2007 Journal Article G. Astbury
Leveraging nuclear research to support hydrogen economy 2007 Journal Article R. Sadhankar
Characterization of high-pressure, underexpanded hydrogen-jet flames 2007 Journal Article R. Schefer, W. Houf, T. Williams, B. Bourne, J. Colton
ICHS-2005: The First International Conference on Hydrogen Safety 2007 Journal Article M. Carcassi
Evaluation of safety distances related to unconfined hydrogen explosions 2007 Journal Article S. Dorofeev
Canadian hydrogen safety program 2007 Journal Article I. MacIntyre, A. Tchouvelev, D. Hay, J. Wong, J. Grant, P. Benard
Dispersion and explosion field tests for 40 MPa pressurized hydrogen 2007 Journal Article K. Takeno, K. Okabayashi, A. Kouchi, T. Nonaka, K. Hashiguchi, K. Chitose
CFD modeling of large-scale LH2 spills in open environment 2007 Journal Article A. Venetsanos, J. Bartzis
Spontaneous ignition of hydrogen leaks: A review of postulated mechanisms 2007 Journal Article G. Astbury, S. Hawksworth
Safety distances: Definition and values 2007 Journal Article A. Marangon, M. Carcassi, A. Engebo, S. Nilsen
Hydrogen-air deflagrations in open atmosphere: Large eddy simulation analysis of experimental data 2007 Journal Article V. Molkov, D. Makarov, H. Schneider
CFD modelling of accidental hydrogen release from pipelines 2007 Journal Article H. Wilkening, D. Baraldi
Role of chemical kinetics on the detonation properties of hydrogen/natural gas/air mixtures 2007 Journal Article N. Chaumeix, S. Pichon, F. Lafosse, C. Paillard
Safety aspects of future infrastructure scenarios with hydrogen refuelling stations 2007 Journal Article F. Markert, S. Nielsen, J. Paulsen, V. Andersen
An intercomparison exercise on the capabilities of CFD models to predict distribution and mixing of H-2 in a closed vessel 2007 Journal Article E. Gallego, E. Migoya, J. Martin-Valdepenas, A. Crespo, J. Garcia, A. Venetsanos, E. Papanikolaou, S. Kumar, E. Studer, Y. Dagba, T. Jordan, W. Jahn, S. Hoiset, D. Makarov, J. Piechna
Fuel cells and odorants for hydrogen 2007 Journal Article J. Kopasz

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