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Refueling equipment for liquid hydrogen vehicles 1998 Journal Article Moussin Daboya-Toure, Robert Burgess, Aaron Harris
Non-reflecting boundary conditions applicable to general purpose CFD simulators 1998 Journal Article E. Firat, E. Ercan, S. Gurgan, O. Yucel, F Cakir, E. Berker
Observation of impurity hydrogen evolved from aluminum and titanium alloys during deformation by means of hydrogen microprint technique 1998 Journal Article K. Koyama, G. Itoh, M. Kanno
System safety considerations for a hydrogen engine 1998 Book L.M. Das
CFD simulation of deflagration-detonation processes using vector- and parallel computing systems 1998 Journal Article W. Rehm, M. Gerndt, W. Jahn, F. Semler, Jones I
Hydrogen generation from steam reaction with tungsten 1998 Journal Article G. Smolik, K. McCarthy, D. Petti, K. Coates
Properties of simulated gas explosions of interest to the structural design process 1998 Journal Article S. Hoiset, B. Hjertager, T. Solberg, K. Malo
Analysis of a large scale liquid hydrogen spill experiment using the multi-phase hydrodynamics analysis code (champagne) - part 2 1998 Book K. Chitose, Y. Ogawa, M. Hishida, T. Morii
Carbon Nanotube Materials for Hydrogen Storage 1998 Journal Article A.C. Dillon, P.A. Parilla, K.M. Jones, G. Riker, M.J. Heben
Technology Status of Hydrogen Road Vehicles. Iea Technical Report From the Iea Agreement of the Production and Utilization of Hydrogen 1998 Report T.A. Doyle
Hydrogen Cools Well, but Safety is Crucial In its pure state, hydrogen is fine, but a mixture of air and hydrogen can be explosive. Then, why hydrogen? 2009 Journal Article N. Spring
Savannah River Bus Project 1998 Journal Article Audrey Duclos, Christophe Proust, Jerome Daubech, et al.
A Study on the Safety for Fuel Cell Processor Based upon Hazard Assessment of Hydrogen Gas Release 2009 Journal Article N.J. Duijm, A. Keßler, F. Markert
Comparison of Hydrogen, Natural Gas, Liquefied Petroleum Gas and Gasoline Leakage in a Residential Garage 1998 Journal Article N. Duijm, F. Markert, A. Kessler
Tritium management in a fusion reactor - safety, handling and economical issues 2009 Journal Article T. Tanabe
The theoretical and computational bases for the GASFLOW-II nuclear reactor safety containment code 1998 Journal Article J.R. Travis, G. Necker, P. Royl, E.V.Deutsch Atomforum
R&D on support to ITER safety assessment 2009 Journal Article J. Van Dorsselaere, D. Perrault, M. Barrachin, A. Bentaib, J. Bez, P Cortès, C. Seropian, N. Trégourès, J. Vendel
Response to “Commentary by Dr. Henryk Drulis” 2009 Journal Article J. Yang
Development of Web 3D-based Virtual Reality System for Hydrogen Station 2009 Journal Article J.C. Yoon, J. Kwon, I.K. Lee
A sweet out-of-the-box solution to the hydrogen economy: is the sugar-powered car science fiction? 2009 Journal Article Y. Zhang
A SOLAR POWERED MICROREACTOR FOR HYDROGEN PRODUCTION BY METHANOL REFORMING 2009 Book R. Zimmerman, G. Morrison, G. Rosengarten
The role of international standardization for the safe practice of hydrogen 1998 Book T.K. Bose, D. Allard
Some Considerations on the Scaling of Experiments for Hydrogen Risk Assessment 2009 Conference Proceedings D. E., M. Bucci, A. Monavon
Safety Considerations and Approval Procedures for the Intergration of Fuel Cells on Board of Ships 2009 Conference Proceedings F. Vogler, G. Wursig
Benchmark Exercises Related to the Safety Analysis of Hydrogen-Natural Gas Mixtures Transmission in Pipelines 2009 Conference Proceedings S. E., S. Kudriakov, S. Jallais, V. Blanchetiere, J. Hebrard, G. Leroy

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