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Role of the National Hydrogen Association in codes and standards activities 1998 Book Z Li, Y Luo
Hydrogen Versus Helium: A comparative Study In High Pressure Gas Cooling Rates 2006 Book E. Hecht, P. Panda
Nha-doe Cost Shared Activities: Hydrogen Codes and Standards Outreach 2002 Journal Article P. Steffen, E. Reinecke, S. Kelm, A. Bentaib, N. Chaumeix, H. Allelein
Low-cost Hydrogen Sensors: Technology Maturation Progress 1998 Journal Article Y. Segawa, M. Inoue, A. Nakamoto, S. Umehara
Micro-machined Thin Film Hydrogen Gas Sensors 2002 Journal Article M. Henriksen, A. Gaathaug, J. Lundberg
Hydrogen Safety, Codes and Standards 2006 Journal Article T. Skjold, H. Hisken, S. Lakshmipathy, G. Atanga, M. Carcassi, M. Schiavetti, J. Stewart, A. Newton, J. Hoyes, I. Tolias, A. Venetsanos, O. Hansen, J. Geng, A. Huser, S. Helland, R. Jambut, K. Ren, A. Kotchourko, T. Jordan, J. Daubech, G. Lecocq, A. Hanssen, C. Kumar, L. Krumenacker, S. Jallais, D. Miller, C. Bauwens
International Projects: Global Technical Regulations 2006 Journal Article S. Brennan, H. Hussein, D. Makarou, V. Shentsov, V. Molkov
Hydrogen Safety Panel Review 2006 Journal Article S. Galli, M. Stefanoni
Safety design, operation, and control of a liquid hydrogen target at BNL 1998 Journal Article W. Hoagland
Ormosil approach toward developing a completely reversible hydrogen sensor for aerospace applications 2006 Journal Article S. Sherif, N. Zeytinoglu, T. Veziroglu
A proto-type hydrogen sensor using palladium nanowire array 2006 Journal Article P. Steffen, E. Reinecke, S. Kelm, A. Bentaib, N. Chaumeix, H. Allelein
Renormalization Group-based Transport Modeling of Premixed Turbulent Combustion. Ii. Finite Density Gradient and Direct Heat Release 1998 Journal Article S. Cicconardi, E. Jannelli, G. Spazzafumo
Renormalization Group-based Transport Modeling of Premixed Turbulent Combustion: I. Incompressible Deflagration Model 1998 Journal Article A. Contreras, S. Yigit, K. Ozay, T. Veziroglu
Laminar Flame Velocity Determination for H2-air-steam Mixtures Using the Spherical Bomb Method 2002 Journal Article C.S. Kang, A.Nucl Soc, S.O.C.Amer Nucl
Hazards assessment for failures involving hydrogen production and transfer 1998 Book S.A. Lelewer, H. Barnes, D. Haberman
Hydrogen safety issues compared to safety issues with methane and propane 2006 Book Chapter M.A. Green
Hydrogen Deflagration Safety Studies in a Semi-open Space 2002 Journal Article M. Groethe, J. Colton, S. Chiba
Analysis and Test of Compressed Hydrogen Interface Leakage By Commercial Stainless Steel (npt) Fittings 2006 Journal Article M. De Stefano, X. Rocourt, I. Sochet, N. Daudey
Test of Vehicle Ignition Due To Hydrogen Gas Leakage 2006 Journal Article Y. Maeda, M. Takahashi, Y. Tamura, J. Suzuki, S. Watanabe
SEAFP - Safety analysis of hydrogen hazard and its potential consequences (chemical and radioactive materials release outside the reactor building) 1998 Journal Article F. Meunier, G. Marbuch, D. Atomforum, D. Atomforum, A. Dtsch
Overview of hydrogen production program in HTTR 1998 Book M. Schiavetti, T. Pini, M. Carcassi
Evaluation of Hydrogen Pressure Vessels Using Slow Strain Rate Testing and Fracture Mechanics Analysis 1998 Journal Article S.H. Murray, V.H. Desai
Development of Pem Water Electrolysis Type Hydrogen Refueling Station 2002 Journal Article T. Naoyuki
Hydrogen Codes and Standards: an Overview of U.s. Doe Efforts 2002 Journal Article J. Ohi, N. Rossmeissl
The Department of Energy's Hydrogen Safety, Codes, and Standards Program: Status Report on the National Templates 2006 Journal Article J.M. Ohi, R. Hewett

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