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On the fluid mechanics of fires 2001 Journal Article S. Tieszen
A dual catalyst bed system for the elimination of hydrogen from CO2 feed gas in urea synthesis 2001 Journal Article Wp. Chernicoff, G.A. Miller
Numerical simulation of pulsating turbulent channel flow 2001 Journal Article O. Florisson, R.R. Huizing
Large-eddy simulation of a turbulent forced plume 2001 Journal Article X. Zhou, K. Luo, J. Williams
Development of new corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant materials for use in agressive hydrogen medium 2001 Journal Article E. Funnemark, A. Engebo
Overviews of sodium combustion experiments and fire accidents along with safety considerations 2001 Journal Article J.M. Ohi, C. Moen, J. Keller, R. Cox
Determination of compressibility factor and fugacity coefficient of hydrogen in studies of adsorptive storage 2001 Journal Article L. Zhou, Y. Zhou
Virtual origin correction for lazy turbulent plumes 2001 Journal Article I.A. Kirillov, M.I. Strelkova, A.V. Panasenko, D. Roekaerts
Synthesis of silica-carbon particles in a turbulent H-2-air flame aerosol reactor 2001 Journal Article H. Kammler, R. Mueller, O. Senn, S. Pratsinis
Use of computational modeling to identify the cause of vapor cloud explosion incidents 2001 Journal Article J. Clutter, M. Whitney
A procedure for analyzing the flight of missiles from explosions of cylindrical vessels 2001 Journal Article G. Cercignani, V. Cozzani, C. Nicolella, S. Zanelli
Hydrogen permeation barrier development and characterisation 2001 Book A. Aiello, G. Benamati, C. Fazio, A. Nea, N.E.A. Aen
Large-Eddy Simulation of turbulent premixed flames in the flamelet regime 2001 Journal Article G.W. Mair
Low power gas detection with FET sensors 2001 Journal Article I. Eisele, T. Doll, M. Burgmair
Implications of a flame surface density approach to large eddy simulation of premixed turbulent combustion 2001 Journal Article E. Hawkes, R. Cant
Effect of welding structure on high-cycle and low-cycle fatigue properties for MIG welded A5083 aluminum alloys at cryogenic temperatures 2001 Journal Article A.E.P. Brown, E.N. Nunes, C.M. Teruya, L.H. Anacleto, J.C. Fedrigo, M.R.O. Artoni
Low temperature hydrogen detection at high concentrations: comparison of platinum and iridium 2001 Journal Article K. Scharnagl, A. Karthigeyan, M. Burgmair, M. Zimmer, T. Doll, I. Eisele
Hydrogen for road transportation: achievements and developments. 2001 Journal Article R. Sindelar, H. Kaufmann, U. May, G. Krainz, F. Hofmeister
Multi-dimensional simulation of hydrogen distribution and turbulent combustion in severe accidents 2001 Journal Article U. Bielert, W. Breitung, A. Kotchourko, P. Royl, W. Scholtyssek, A. Veser, A. Beccantini, F. Dabbene, H. Paillere, E. Studer, T. Huld, H. Wilkening, B. Edlinger, C. Poruba, M. Mohaved
On the transient flow in the 20-liter explosion sphere 2001 Journal Article A. Dahoe, R. Cant, M. Pegg, B. Scarlett
Experimental study of flame acceleration and the deflagration-to-detonation transition under conditions of transverse venting 2001 Journal Article H. Rybin, G. Krainz, G. Bartlok, E. Kratzer
Tokamak dust, characterisation and removal studies 2001 Journal Article M. Wykes, G. Counsell, D. McGlinchey, C. Wu
Safety analysis of ITER test blanket module for water cooled blanket with pebble bed breeder 2001 Journal Article H. Barthelemy, L. Allidieres
Recent CFD simulations of turbulent reactive flows with supercomputing for hydrogen safety 2001 Journal Article E. Galatola, R. Nava, L. Di Clemente
Contributions to a safety analysis for a hydrogen production system with HTGR 2001 Book K. Verfondern, R. Moormann, W. Breitung, A. Veser, A. Nea, N.E.A. Aen

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