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A National Set of Hydrogen Codes and Standards for the US 2009 Conference Proceedings G. Ciccarelli, S. Dorofeev
The Role of Trust and Familiarity in Risk Communication 2009 Conference Proceedings R. Zimmer, M. Zschiesche, N. Holzinger
Numerical Simulations of a Large Hydrogen Release in a Process Plant 2009 Conference Proceedings R. Sindelar, H. Kaufmann, U. May, G. Krainz, F. Hofmeister
Numerical Simulation of Large Scale Hydrogen Detonation 2009 Conference Proceedings F. Seco, I. Agote, E. Ezponda, I.N. Guisasola, M.A. Lagos, S.L. Kharatyan, A.R. Sargsyan
High Pressure Hydrogen Fires 2009 Conference Proceedings C. Proust, D. Jamois, E. Studer
Numerical Study of Hydrogen Explosions in a Vehicle Refill Environment 2009 Conference Proceedings H. Rybin, G. Krainz, G. Bartlok, E. Kratzer
Numerical Study on Spontaneous Ignition of Pressurized Hydrogen Release Through a Tube 2009 Conference Proceedings F. Pilo, L. Munaro, A. Zanardo
On the Use of Hydrogen in Confined Spaces - Results From the Internal Project InsHyde 2009 Conference Proceedings G. Xiao, S. Wang, H. Mi, F. Khan
CFD Simulations on Small Hydrogen Releases Inside a Ventilated Facility and Assessment of Ventilation Efficiency 2009 Conference Proceedings D. Errede, R. Alber, A. Bross, M. Foley, S. Geer, C. Johnstone, N. Mokhov, B. Norris, M. Popovic, I. Rakhno, K. Vaziri, E. Black, M.A.C. Cummings
Estimation of an Allowable Hydrogen Permeation Rate From Road Vehicle Compressed Gaseous Hydrogen Storage Systems in Garages; Part 1 2009 Conference Proceedings T. Tromp, R. Shia, M. Allen, J. Eiler, Y. Yung
Estimation of an Allowable Hydrogen Permeation Rate From Road Vehicle Compressed Gaseous Hydrogen Storage Systems in Garages; Part 3 2009 Conference Proceedings J.B. Saffers, D. Makarov, A.V. Molkov
Estimation of an Allowable Hydrogen Permeation Rate From Road Vehicle Compressed Gaseous Hydrogen Storage Systems in Garages; Part 2 2009 Conference Proceedings M. Schultz, T. Diehl, G. Brasseur, W. Zittel
Consequence Assessment of the BBC Hydrogen Refueling Station, Using the ADREA-HF Code 2009 Conference Proceedings A. Venetsanos, T. Huld, P. Adams, J. Bartzis
The Structure and Flame Propagation Regimes in Turbulent Hydrogen Jets 2009 Conference Proceedings H. Mitsuishi, K. Oshino, S. Watanabe
Experimental Study of Ignited Unsteady Hydrogen Jets Into Air 2009 Conference Proceedings D. Karner, J.E. Francfort
Simulation of Shock-Initiated Ignition 2009 Conference Proceedings B.R. Kinzey, A. Ruiz, P.B. Davis
Hydrogen Self-Ignition in Pressure Relief Devices 2009 Conference Proceedings V.V. Golub, N.V. Semin, I.N. Laskin, D.A. Lenkevich, V.V. Volodin
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Integral Models for High Pressure Hydrogen-Methane Releases 2009 Conference Proceedings S. Benteboula, E. Studer
Evaluation of Optical and Spectroscopic Experiments of Hydrogen Jet Fires 2009 Conference Proceedings A.V. Tchouvelev, P. Benard, V. Agranat, Z. Cheng
TOWARDS MINIMISING HAZARDS IN HYDROGEN AND FUEL CELL STATIONARY APPLICATIONS: KEY FINDINGS OF MODELLING AND EXPERIMENTAL WORK IN THE HYPER PROJECT 2009 Journal Article A. Heidari, J. Wen
Experimental Study of Hydrogen Release Accidents in a Vehicle Garage 2009 Conference Proceedings M. Deluchi
Modelling of Lean Uniform and Non-Uniform Hydrogen-Air Mixture Explosions in a Closed Vessel 2009 Conference Proceedings F. Hohner, K. Nolte, K. Wirtnik
Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Stationary Applications - Key Findings of Modelling and Experimental Work in the Hyper Project 2009 Conference Proceedings B. Rogg, N. Peters
Measurements of Fatigue Crack Growth Rates for Steels in Hydrogen Containment Components 2009 Conference Proceedings S. Matlow

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