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Fundamental Study on Accidental Explosion Behavior of Hydrogen-Air Mixtures in Open Space 2011 Conference Proceedings G. P, H. Rikheim, S. Nilsen
Dynamics of Vented Hydrogen-Air Deflagrations 2011 Conference Proceedings L. Perrette, S. Chelhaoui, D. Corgier
Effect of Hydrogen Concentration on Vented Explosion Overpressures From Lean Hydrogen-Air Deflagrations 2011 Conference Proceedings M. Prather
Safety Assessment of Unignited Hydrogen Discharge From Onboard Storage in Garages with Low Levels of Natural Ventilation 2011 Conference Proceedings S. Brennan, V. Molkov
Uncertainties in Explosion Risk Assessment for a Hydrogen Refuelling Station 2011 Conference Proceedings K. Ham, M. Maaijer, V. Hoogenband, C. Dam, M. Weeda, J. Reijerkerk, G.J. Kramer
Regulations and Research on RC&S for Hydrogen Storage Relevant to Transport and Vehicle Issues with Special focus on Composite Containments 2011 Conference Proceedings S. Brennan, A. Bengaouer, M. Carcassi, G. Cerchiara, G. Evans, A. Friedrich, O. Gentilhomme, W. Houf, A. Kotchourko, N. Kotchourko, S. Kudriakov, D. Makarov, V. Molkov, E. Papanikolaou, C. Pitre, M. Royle, R. Schefer, G. Stern, A. Venetsanos, A. Veser, D. Willoughby, J. Yanez
On the Kinetics of ALH3 Decomposition and the Subsequent AL Oxidation 2011 Conference Proceedings K.Chung Kyun
The Analysis of Fire Test for the High Pressure Composite Cylinder 2011 Conference Proceedings K.Chung Kyun
Detection of Hydrogen Released in a Full-Scale Residential Garage 2011 Conference Proceedings H. Lejeune, L. Cougnon
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Fire Risk on High-Pressure Full Composite Cylinders for Automotive Applications 2011 Conference Proceedings B. Chernyavsky, P. Benard, J. DeVaal, B. Angers
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Solution adaptive CFD simulation of premixed flame propagation over various solid obstructions 2002 Journal Article Manhou Li, Qiuting Luo, Zhizhong Shu, Hanyuan Chen, Yang Pan, Ruijie Li
Thermal and gas-sensing properties of a micromachined thermal conductivity sensor for the detection of hydrogen in automotive applications 2002 Journal Article I. Simon, M. Arndt
Computational modeling of vapor cloud explosions in off-shore rigs using a flame-speed based combustion model 2002 Journal Article Z. Wang, H. Zhang, X. Pan, Y. Jiang, Q Wang, J. Xiao, T. Jordan, J. Jiang
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