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Certification Testing and Demonstration of Insulated Pressure Vessels for Vehicular Hydrogen Storage 2002 Journal Article S.M. Aceves, J. Martinez-Frias, F. Espinosa-Loza
Shapes of buoyant and nonbuoyant laminar jet diffusion flames 1999 Journal Article P. Sunderland, B. Mendelson, Z. Yuan, D. Urban
Detailed assessment of the Heiss Dampf Reaktor hydrogen deflagration experiments E12 1999 Journal Article L. Wolf, A. Rastogi, D. Wennerberg, T. Cron, E. Hansjosten
Modeling of vented hydrogen-air deflagrations and correlations for vent sizing 1999 Journal Article V. Molkov, R. Dobashi, M. Suzuki, T. Hirano
Numerical simulation of gas explosions in linked vessels 1999 Journal Article M. Maremonti, G. Russo, E. Salzano, V. Tufano
Metastable solid metallic hydrogen 1999 Journal Article W. Nellis
The Hindenburg tragedy revisited: the fatal flaw found 1999 Journal Article A. Bain, W. Van Vorst
Numerical simulation of hydrogen gas releases between buildings 1999 Journal Article D. Schmidt, U. Krause, U. Schmidtchen
Safety assessment of hydrogen disposal on vents and flare stacks at high flow rates 1999 Journal Article P. Benard, V. Mustafa, D. Hay
Facility for preparation of gas mixture in muon catalyzed fusion experiments 1999 Journal Article A. Yukhimchuk, V. Apasov, Y. Vinogradov, A. Golubkov, E. Gornostaev, S. Grishechkin, L. Drakin, N. Zagoruiko, V. Istratov, P. Ishkov, A. Kononenko, G. Karyakin, V. Klevtsov, V. Klisch, V. Lobanov, A. Maksimenko, S. Matveev, A. Nikitin, V. Pustovoy, I. Sukhoi, V. Solyankin, B. Tenyaev, V. Kharitonov
The safety provision during venting of gaseous hydrogen to atmosphere at the liquid propellant rocket engine test stand complex using LH2+LOX 1999 Journal Article Y. Khristenko, V. Tomilin
Explosions in buildings: modeling and interpretation of real accidents 1999 Journal Article V. Molkov
Evaluation of tritium transportation to the product hydrogen in the HTGR hydrogen production system 1999 Journal Article T. Nishihara, K. Hada
Low-cost hydrogen sensors for hydrogen fuel safety. 1999 Journal Article M. Daughtery, D. Haberman, C. Salter, D. Benson, B. Hoffheins
Hazard identification analysis of a hydrogen plant 1999 Journal Article A. Brown, P. Buchier
Numerical simulation of detonation initiation in a flame brush: The role of hot spots 1999 Journal Article A. Khokhlov, E. Oran
Mathematical model for nonstationary regime of gaseous hydrogen outflow from vertical pipelines to atmosphere 1999 Journal Article Y. Khristenko, V. Tomilin, V. Ryazhskih
A new set of blast curves from vapor cloud explosion 1999 Journal Article M. Tang, Q. Baker
Mechanical Tests for the Susceptibility To Hydrogen-assisted Cracking 1999 Journal Article J.L. Davidson
Investigative Method for Radiative Properties of Water Vapor in the 0.8 m Region By Optical Diagnostic of H2-air Combustion 2002 Journal Article P. Chelin, V. Pina, P. Herve
Activities on Hydrogen Safety for the We-net Project : Experiment and Simulation of the Hydrogen Dispersion 2002 Journal Article K. Chitose, K. Hayashi, M. Hishida, K. Takeno, Y. Yamada
Research and development of international clean energy network using hydrogen energy (WE-NET) 2002 Journal Article T. Hijikata
Simulation of hydrogen deflagration and detonation in a BWR reactor building 2002 Journal Article M. Manninen, A. Silde, I. Lindholm, R. Huhtanen, H. Sjovall
Pressure-impulse diagram for blast loads based on dimensional analysis and single-degree-of-freedom model 2002 Journal Article Q. Li, H. Meng
Determination of the laminar burning velocity and the Markstein length of powder-air flames 2002 Journal Article A. Dahoe, K. Hanjalic, B. Scarlett

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