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Simulation of High Pressure Liquid Hydrogen Releases 2011 Conference Proceedings T. Tanabe
Hypothetical Accident Scenario Modeling for Condensed Hydrogen Storage Materials 2011 Conference Proceedings D.E. Daney, F.J. Edeskuty, M.A. Daugherty
Validation Testing in Support of Hydrogen Codes and Standards Developments 2011 Conference Proceedings B. Hayden, L. Zhu, D. Sens, M. Tapert, R. Crouch
Influence of Pressure and Temperature on the Fatigue Strength of Type-3 Compressed-Hydrogen Tanks 2011 Conference Proceedings J. Tomioka, K. Kiguchi, Y. Tamura, H. Mitsuishi
Study on the Harm Effect of Liquid Hydrogen Release by Consequence Modeling 2011 Conference Proceedings L.I. Zhiyong, P.A.N. Xiangmin, M.E.N.G. Xi, M.A. Jianxin
Fuel Cell in Maritime Applications Challenges, Chances and Experiences 2011 Conference Proceedings Moussin Daboya-Toure, Robert Burgess, Aaron Harris
Numerical Investigation of Hydrogen Release From Varying Diameter Exit 2011 Conference Proceedings Mohammad Dadashzadeh, Sergii Kashkarov, Dimitry Makarov, et al.
Experimental Releases of Liquid Hydrogen 2011 Conference Proceedings R. Beauvais, F. Mayinger, G. Strube
Self-Ignition of Hydrogen Jet Fires by Electrostatic Discharge Induced by Entrained Particulates 2011 Conference Proceedings S. Yaacoubi, P. McKeon, W. Ke, N. Declercq, F. Dahmene
Attained Temperature During Gas Fueling and Defueling Cycles of Compressed Hydrogen Tanks for FCV 2011 Conference Proceedings G. Greene, D. Cho, M. Hyder, D. Allison, P. Ellison
Helium Release in a Closed Enclosure - Comparisons Between Simple Models, CFD Calculations and Experimental Results 2011 Conference Proceedings K. Scheuermann
Validation of CFD Models for Hydrogen Fast Filling Simulations 2011 Conference Proceedings D. Cirrone, D. Makarov, V. Molkov
Comparison of NFPA and ISO Approaches for Evaluating Separation Distances 2011 Conference Proceedings Donatella Cirrone, Dmitriy Makarov, Vladimir Molkov
Comparison of Modeling Approaches For CFD Simulations of High Pressure Hydrogen Releases 2011 Conference Proceedings Audrey Duclos, Christophe Proust, Jerome Daubech, et al.
Numerical Study of the Near-Field of Highly Under-Expanded Turbulent Gas Jets 2011 Conference Proceedings N.J. Duijm, A. Keßler, F. Markert
Pressure Limit of Hydrogen Spontaneous Ignition in a T-Shaped Channel 2011 Conference Proceedings N. Duijm, F. Markert, A. Kessler
Safety of Hydrogen-Natural Gas Mixtures by Pipelines - ANR French Project Hydromel 2011 Conference Proceedings J. Hebrard, E. Studer, S. Jallais, V. Blanchetiere, O. Gentilhomme
Safety Cost of a Large Scale Hydrogen System for Photovoltaic Energy Regulation 2011 Conference Proceedings G. Hu, J. Dubois, P. Poggi, F. Montignac, P. Serre-Combe, M. Muselli, J.C. Hoguet, B. Vesy, F. Verbecke
Experimental Investigation of Hydrogen Release and Ignition From Fuel Cell Powered Forklifts in Enclosed Spaces 2011 Conference Proceedings I.W. Ekoto, E.G. Merilo, W.G. Houf, G.H. Evans, M.A. Groethe
Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Forklift Vehicle Releases in Enclosed Spaces 2011 Conference Proceedings W.G. Houf, G.H. Evans, I.W. Ekoto, E.G. Merilo, M.A. Groethe
CFD Computations of Liquid Hydrogen Releases 2011 Conference Proceedings M. Ichard, O.R. Hansen, P. Middha, D. Willoughby
Effectiveness Evaluation of Facilities Protecting From Hydrogen-Air Explosion Overpressure 2011 Conference Proceedings Y.A. Skob, M.L. Ugryumov, E.A. Granovskiy, V.A. Lyfar
Determination of Charateristic Parameters for the Thermal Decomposition of Epoxy Resin-Carbon Fiber Composites in Cone Calorimeter 2011 Conference Proceedings Q. Dao, J. Luche, F. Richard, T. Rogaume, C. Bourhy-Weber, S. Ruban
Modelling of Hydrogen Jet Fires Using CFD 2011 Conference Proceedings S.C. Weiner, L.L. Fassbender
Study of Potential Leakage on Several Stressed Fittings for Hydrogen Pressures Up to 700 Bar 2011 Conference Proceedings R. Meyer, K. Holtappels, M. Beckmann-Kluge, D. Eliezer

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