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Early detection of hydrogen-induced stress corrosion cracking using micromagnetic test methods 1996 Journal Article L. Huang, R.B.H. Tan, M.L. Preston, I. Icheme
Instationary highly turbulent hydrogen tube combustion processes in obstacle areas 1996 Journal Article Alexandre Konstantinov
Investigations to improve and assess the accuracy of computational fluid dynamic based explosion models 1996 Journal Article J. Kopitz, C. Poruba, P. Benard
An analysis of the mechanisms of overpressure generation in vapour cloud explosions 1996 Journal Article B.J. Lowesmith, C. Mumby, G. Hankinson, J.S. Puttock
Deflagration to detonation transition in large confined volume of lean hydrogen-air mixtures 1996 Journal Article F. Meunier, G. Marbuch, D. Atomforum, D. Atomforum, A. Dtsch
Burning velocities, Markstein lengths, and flame quenching for spherical methane-air flames: A computational study 1996 Journal Article K.Chung Kyun
Application of an adiabatic calorimeter with safety concept 1996 Journal Article X. Fan, C. Wang, F. Guo, B. Chen, M. Li
Baroclinic distortion of laminar flames 1996 Journal Article G. Batley, A. McIntosh, J. Brindley
The Euro-Quebec Hydro-Hydrogen Pilot Project [EQHHPP]: Demonstration phase 1996 Journal Article Manhou Li, Ranran Li, Changjian Wang
Prevention and mitigation of dust explosions in the process industries: A survey of recent research and development 1996 Journal Article B. Ploeckl, P. Lang, Chr Day, Th Giegerich, G. Phillips, C. Piccinni, J. Tretter
Dust explosions in spherical vessels: The role of flame thickness in the validity of the 'cube-root law' 1996 Journal Article H. Zhang, S. Sauerschell, Q. Ba, G. Hu, T. Jordan, S. Bajohr, J. Xiao
Aspects of safety and acceptance of LH(2) tank systems in passenger 1996 Journal Article H. Tamm
Modelling of hydrogen combustion: Turbulent flame acceleration and detonation 1996 Journal Article R. Kallman, N. Barilo, W. Murphy
Relationships between bifurcation and numerical analyses for ignition of hydrogen-air diffusion flames 1996 Journal Article A. Sanchez, G. Balakrishnan, A. Linan, F. Williams
Study of hydrogen trapping at precipitates in view of fusion reactor materials 1996 Journal Article E. Frizon, C. Galle
Prediction of explosion pressures in confined spaces 1996 Journal Article T. Ginsberg, G. Ciccarelli, J. Boccio
Hydrogen Storage Development for Utility Vehicles 2001 Journal Article V.A. Goltsov
The prediction of jet-fire dimensions 1996 Journal Article T. Rockward, E. Brosha, F. Garzon, R. Mukundan, C. Padro
A highly sensitive and selective hydrogen gas sensor from thick oriented films of MoS2 1996 Journal Article B. Miremadi, R. Singh, S. Morrison, K. Colbow
Passive ventilation systems for the safe use of hydrogen 1996 Journal Article A.A. Kazemi
Treatment of simulated high-level radioactive waste with formic acid: Bench-scale study on hydrogen evolution 1996 Journal Article E.J. Kim, K.Young Gyu, I. Moon
Side-vented gas explosions in a long vessel: The effect of vent position 1996 Journal Article L. Tong, D. Guo, D. Wang, X. Cao
Modeling of panel inertia effects in vented dust explosions 1996 Journal Article X. Fan, C. Wang, F. Guo, B. Chen, M. Li
Fuel cell commercialization issues for light-duty vehicle applications 1996 Journal Article H. Zhang, S. Sauerschell, Q. Ba, G. Hu, T. Jordan, S. Bajohr, J. Xiao
Hydrogen-fuelled vehicles 1996 Journal Article E. Zarei, F. Khan, M. Yazdi

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