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Safety research on H-2-O-2 combustion in liquid rocket engines 2000 Book Z. Wang, X. Pan, Y. Jiang, Q Wang, W Yan, J. Xiao, T. Jordan, J. Jiang
Experimental investigation on the temperature characteristics and hydrogen elimination effect of non-premixed hydrogen-oxygen recombination reaction at ambient temperature 2023 Journal Article Xuan Li, Jing Zhang, Si-Yuan Zhou, Bin Li, Dan Zhang, Li-Feng Xie
Effect of flow directions in the T-shaped tubes on the shock wave and spontaneous ignition of pressurized hydrogen 2023 Journal Article Yiming Jiang, Xuhai Pan, Min Hua, Zhilei Wang, Tao Zhang, Qingyuan Wang, Yunyu Li, Andong Yu, Juncheng Jiang
Characteristics of flame velocity and burning rate of large-scale continuous leakage spilling fire of n-butanol fuel 2023 Journal Article Alexandre Konstantinov
Testbed for the Pellet Launching System for JT-60SA 2023 Journal Article S.A. Lelewer, H. Barnes, D. Haberman
Early detection of hydrogen-induced stress corrosion cracking using micromagnetic test methods 1996 Journal Article P.Centers and
Instationary highly turbulent hydrogen tube combustion processes in obstacle areas 1996 Journal Article F. Meunier, G. Marbuch, D. Atomforum, D. Atomforum, A. Dtsch
Investigations to improve and assess the accuracy of computational fluid dynamic based explosion models 1996 Journal Article Y. Miyamoto, S. Shiozawa, M. Ogawa, K. Hada, Y. Inagaki, T. Takeda, T. Nishihara
An analysis of the mechanisms of overpressure generation in vapour cloud explosions 1996 Journal Article S.H. Murray, V.H. Desai
Deflagration to detonation transition in large confined volume of lean hydrogen-air mixtures 1996 Journal Article U. Petersen, G. Wuersig, N. Woehren
Burning velocities, Markstein lengths, and flame quenching for spherical methane-air flames: A computational study 1996 Journal Article H. Rainer
Application of an adiabatic calorimeter with safety concept 1996 Journal Article K. Heldt, H. Anderson
Baroclinic distortion of laminar flames 1996 Journal Article G. Batley, A. McIntosh, J. Brindley
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Aspects of safety and acceptance of LH(2) tank systems in passenger 1996 Journal Article K. Pehr
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Passive ventilation systems for the safe use of hydrogen 1996 Journal Article M. Swain, M. Swain

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