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Strong and Mild Ignition Mechanism Behind Reflected Shock Waves in Hydrogen Mixture 2013 Conference Proceedings M. Maremonti, G. Russo, E. Salzano, V. Tufano
Hydrogen Distribution in Enclosures - On Distiction Criterion Between Quasi-Homogeneous Mixing and Stratification Modes 2013 Conference Proceedings V.P. Denisenko, I.A. Kirillov, S.V. Korobtsev, I.I. Nikolaev
Catalysis of Oxides in Hydrogen Generation by the Reaction of Al With Water 2013 Conference Proceedings A. Bain, W. Van Vorst
Comparison of Solutions for a Liquid Pool Spreading Model with Continuous and Instantaneous Spills 2013 Conference Proceedings Y. Khristenko, V. Tomilin
An Inter-Comparison Exercise on Engineering Models Capabilities to Simulate Hydrogen Vented Explosions 2013 Conference Proceedings S. Jallais
Application of Natural Ventilation Engineering Models to Hydrogen Build up in Confined Zones 2013 Conference Proceedings S. Jallais, D. Houssin-Agbomson, B. Cariteau
Syngas Explosion Reactivity in Steam Methane Reforming Process 2013 Conference Proceedings S. Jallais, A. Gavrikov
The Study on the Internal Temperature Change of Type 3 and Type 4 Composite Cylinder During Filling 2013 Conference Proceedings C.J. Kim, S.M. Cho, E.J. Kim, K.B. Yoon
Study on Behavior of Ambient Hydraulic Cycling Test for 70 mpa Type-3 Hydrogen Composite Cylinder 2013 Conference Proceedings S.M. Cho, C.J. Kim, E.J. Kim, I. Kim
Risk Analysis on Mobile Hydrogen Refueling Stations in the World Expo Shanghai 2013 Conference Proceedings D. Haberman
Real Size Calculation of High Pressure Hydrogen Flow and its Auto-Ignition in Cylindrical Tube 2013 Conference Proceedings J.E. Hall, P. Hooker, L. O'Sullivan, B. Angers, A. Hourri, P. Bernard
Failure of PEM Water Electrolysis Cells - Case Study Involving a Node Dissolution and Membrane Thinning 2013 Conference Proceedings K.A. Dzhus, S.A. Grigoriev, D.G. Bessarabov, P. Millet, S.V. Korobtsev, V.N. Fateev
Application of Risk Assessment Approach on a Hydrogen Station 2013 Conference Paper B.P. Atadzhanyan, M.R. Aliev, M.V. Agaev, C.B. Vezirov
Cost Effective Inherent Saftey Index for Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cell Systems 2013 Conference Proceedings L. Segal, J. Wallace, J. Keffer
Experimental and Numerical Study on Spontaneous Ignition of Hydrogen-Methane Jets in Air 2013 Conference Proceedings A. Heidari, J. Wen
Implementation of Large Scale Shadowgraphy in Hydrogen Safety Phenomena 2013 Conference Proceedings M. Frenklach, H. Wang, M. Rabinowitz
Effects of Chemical Kinetics on Ignition of Hydrogen Jets 2013 Conference Proceedings D. Lilly
Helios - A New Method for Hydrogen Permeation Test 2013 Conference Proceedings R. Valentini, M. De Sanctis, G. Lovicu, C. Colombo
Safety and Risk Management in Hydrogen Production with Thermochemical Water Splitting Cycles 2013 Conference Proceedings S. Rainey, T. Veziroglu
Numerical Simulations of Spontaneous Ignition of High-Pressure Hydrogen Based on Detailed Chemical Kinetics 2013 Conference Proceedings D. Ulrich, P. Chromec
Introductory Course on Hydrogen Safety at CENEH-UNICAMP 2013 Conference Proceedings G. Karim, I. Wierzba
Accumulation of Hydrogen Released into a Vented Enclosure - Experimental Results 2013 Conference Proceedings P. Hooker, D.B. Willoughby, J. Hall, J. Hoyes
Material Testing and Design Recommendations for Components Exposed to Hydrogen Enhanced Fatigue - The Mathryce Project 2013 Conference Proceedings L.C. Cadwallader, J.S. Herring
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Vented Hydrogen-Air Deflagrations in Low Strength Equipment and Buildings 2013 Conference Proceedings V. Molkov, M. Bragin

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