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Current status and expected future trends in dust explosion research 2005 Journal Article R. Eckhoff
Ignition of lean hydrogen-air mixtures 2005 Journal Article M. Swain, P. Filoso, M. Swain
Evaluation of hazards associated with hydrogen storage facilities 2005 Journal Article F. Rigas, S. Sklavounos
A new approach to utilize Hydrogen as a safe fuel 2005 Journal Article H. Abdel-Aal, M. Sadik, M. Bassyouni, M. Shalabi
Process development of an inherently safer oxidation: Synthesis of 2-chloro-6-methylbenzoic acid in the R411 manufacturing process 2005 Journal Article F. Lopez, A. Shankar, M. Thompson, B. Shealy, D. Locklear, T. Rawalpally, T. Cleary, C. Gagliardi
Hydrogen storage properties of metallic hydrides 2005 Journal Article M. Latroche, A. Percheron-Guegan
Hydrogen infrastructure strategic planning using multi-objective optimization 2005 Journal Article A. Hugo, P. Rutter, S. Pistikopoulos, A. Amorelli, G. Zoia
Experimental study of a turbulent buoyant helium plume 2005 Journal Article T. O'Hern, E. Weckman, A. Gerhart, S. Tieszen, R. Schefer
Simplified model for droplet combustion in a slow convective flow 2005 Journal Article M. Ackerman, F. Williams
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Fire Protection in Alternative Propulsion Vehicles-legal Regulations and Required Changes in Emergency Service Tactics 2005 Journal Article M. Egelhaaf, F. Kinzler, A.F. Berg
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Safety of Hydrogen-Fueled Motor Vehivles with IC Engines-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings S. Furst, M. Dub, M. Gruber, W. Lechner, C. Muller
Potential Models for Stand-Alone and Multi-Fuel Gaseous Hydrogen Refueling Stations - Assessment of Associated Risk-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings E. Galatola, R. Nava, L. Di Clemente
An Intercomparison Exercise on the Capabilities of CFD Models to Predict Deflagration of a Large-Scale H2-Air Mixture in Open Atmosphere-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings E. Gallego, J. Garcia, E. Migoya, A. Crespo, A. Kotchourko, J. Yanez, A. Beccatini, O.R. Hansen, D. Baraldi, S. Hoiset, M.M. Voort, V. Molkov
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Assessing the Durability and Integrity of Natural Gas Infrastructures for Transporting and Distributing Mixtures of Hydrogen and Natural Gas-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings I. Alliat, J. Heerings
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