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Closing Session 2017 Audiovisual Marco Smith
Hydrogen Sensors Demonstrated on the Shuttle 2000 Journal Article G.W. Hunter
Developments in vapour cloud explosion blast modeling 2000 Journal Article W. Mercx, A. van den Berg, C. Hayhurst, N. Robertson, K. Moran
Alkalinization of amide local anaesthetics by addition of 1% sodium bicarbonate solution 2000 Journal Article Q. Milner, B. Guard, J. Allen
Hazardous peak concentrations of hydrogen sulfide gas related to the sewage purification process 2000 Journal Article P. Sostrand, B. Tvedt, W. Eduard, E. Bye, K. Heldal
Analytical simulation and PROFAT II: a new methodology and a computer automated tool for fault tree analysis in chemical process industries 2000 Journal Article F. Khan, S. Abbasi
Flixborough revisited - an explosion simulation approach 2000 Journal Article S. Hoiset, B. Hjertager, T. Solberg, K. Malo
Analysis of data from spilling experiments performed with liquid hydrogen 2000 Journal Article J. Statharas, A. Venetsanos, J. Bartzis, J. Wurtz, U. Schmidtchen
Occupationally related hydrogen sulfide deaths in the United States from 1984 to 1994 2000 Journal Article D. Fuller, A. Suruda
Plasma-based sterilization: effect on surface and bulk properties and hydrolytic stability of reprocessed polyurethane electrophysiology catheters 2000 Journal Article S. Lerouge, C. Guignot, M. Tabrizian, D. Ferrier, N. Yagoubi, L. Yahia
Enamel microabrasion: a new approach 2000 Journal Article T. Croll, M. Helpin
A comparison of at-home and in-office bleaching 2000 Journal Article V. Haywood
Component availability effects for pressure relief valves used at hydrogen fueling stations 2017 Conference Proceedings Moussin Daboya-Toure, Robert Burgess, Aaron Harris
Socio-economic analysis and quantitative risk assessment methodology for safety design of onboard storage systems 2017 Conference Proceedings Mohammad Dadashzadeh, Sergii Kashkarov, Dimitry Makarov, et al.
Non-adiabatic blowdown model: a complimentary tool for the safety design of tank-TPRD system 2017 Conference Proceedings Mohammad Dadashzadeh, Dimitry Makarov, Vladimir Molkov
Towards an Ultrasonic Guided Wave Procedure for Health Monitoring of Composite Vessels: Application to Hydrogen-Powered Aircraft 2017 Journal Article S. Yaacoubi, P. McKeon, W. Ke, N. Declercq, F. Dahmene
REGULATIONS, CODES, AND STANDARDS (RCS) FOR MULTI-FUEL MOTOR VEHICLE DISPENSING STATIONS 2017 Journal Article C. Rivkin, R. Burgess, W. Buttner
Analysis of Transient Supersonic Hydrogen Release, Dispersion and Combustion 2017 Conference Proceedings W. Breitung, G. Halmer, M. Kuznetsov
Spontaneous initiation of detonations 2000 Journal Article A. Bartenev, B. Gelfand
Ray effect mitigation in jet fire radiation modelling 2000 Journal Article P. Cumber
Laminar burning velocity and Markstein lengths of methane-air mixtures 2000 Journal Article X. Gu, M. Haq, M. Lawes, R. Woolley
CFD modelling of confined jet fires under ventilation-controlled conditions 2000 Journal Article J. Wen, L Huang
Inflow conditions for large-eddy simulations of mixing layers 2000 Journal Article N. Li, E. Balaras, U. Piomelli
Innovative devices for hydrogen removal 2000 Journal Article P. Brockerhoff, W. von Lensa, E. Reinecke
Laminar burning velocity of hydrogen-air premixed flames at elevated pressure 2000 Journal Article X. Qin, H. Kobayashi, T. Niioka

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