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Dynamic Crush Test on Hydrogen Pressurized Cylinder 2005 Conference Proceedings H. Mitsuishi, K. Oshino, S. Watanabe
Safety of Hydrogen-fueled Motor Vehicles With Ic Engines 2005 Conference Proceedings S. Furst, M. Dub, M. Gruber, W. Lechner, C. Muller
CFD Simulation on Diffusion of Leaked Hydrogen Caused By Vehicle Accident in Tunnels 2005 Conference Proceedings S. Mukai, J. Suzuki, H. Mitsuishi, K. Oyakawa, S. Watanabe
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
CFD Modeling for Helium Releases in a Private Garage Without Forced Ventilation 2005 Conference Proceedings E.A. Papanikolaou, A.G. Venetsanos
The EOS Project: A SOFC Pilot Plant in Italy, Safety Aspects 2005 Conference Proceedings K. Ham, A. Marangon, P. Middha, N. Versloot, M. Carcassi, O. Hansen, M. Schiavetti, E. Papanikolaou, A. Venetsanos, A. Engebo, J.L. Saw, J.B. Saffers, A. Flores, D. Serbanescu
The Hydrogen Safety Program of the U.s. Department of Energy 2005 Conference Proceedings B.R. Kinzey, A. Ruiz, P.B. Davis
Safety Study of Hydrogen Supply Stations for the Review of High Pressure Gas Safety Law in Japan 2005 Conference Proceedings M. Komori, T. Yoshida, K. Onoue, S. Kikukawa, T. Mori, K. Takagi
Fire Safety of Hydrogen-fueled Vehicles: System-level Bonfire Test 2005 Conference Proceedings R.R. Stephenson
Defining Hazardous Zones - Electrical Classification Distances 2005 Conference Proceedings G. Brewer
Determination of Clearance Distances for Venting of Hydrogen Storage 2005 Conference Proceedings A.V. Tchouvelev, P. Benard, V. Agranat, Z. Cheng
Fire Prevention Technical Rule for Gaseous Hydrogen Refuelling Stations 2005 Conference Proceedings N. Grasso, N. Ciannelli, F. Pilo, M. Carcassi, F. Ceccherini
Characterization of the Hazards from Jet Releases of Hydrogen-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings Z. Cheng, V.M. Agranat, A.V. Tchouvelev
PRD Hydrogen Release and Dispersion, a Comparison of CFD Results Obtained from Using Ideal and Real Gas Law Properties-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings Z. Cheng, V.M. Agranat, A.V. Tchouvelev, W. Houf, S.V. Zhubrin
Characterization of Leaks From Compressed Hydrogen Storage Systems and Related Components 2005 Journal Article W. Chernicoff, L. Engblom, R. Schefer, W. Houf, C. San Marchi
Facilitating the Safest Possible Transition from Fossil to Hydrogen Fuels - Hydrogen Executive Leadership Panel-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings K.Chung Kyun
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
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Research and development of international clean energy network using hydrogen energy (WE-NET) 2002 Journal Article T. Hijikata
ISO/technical Committee 197 - Hydrogen Technologies Status of Work 2005 Conference Proceedings R. Dey
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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