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PRD Hydrogen Release and Dispersion, a Comparison of CFD Results Obtained from Using Ideal and Real Gas Law Properties-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings Z.Q. Mao
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Facilitating the Safest Possible Transition from Fossil to Hydrogen Fuels - Hydrogen Executive Leadership Panel-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings W.P. Chernicoff, G.A. Miller
A Study on Hazard Types Occurring in Hydrogen Facilities 2004 Journal Article N.C. Cho, M.S. Jae, Y.J. Eon
Cfd Modeling of Hydrogen Releases and Dispersion in Hydrogen Energy Station 2004 Journal Article V. Agranat, Z. Cheng, A. Tchouvelev
A Reappraisal of Containment Safety Under Hydrogen Detonation-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings D. Milcius
ISO/technical Committee 197 - Hydrogen Technologies Status of Work 2005 Conference Proceedings R. Dey
A scalable silicon micro-reactor for preferential CO oxidation with an integrated platinum heater 2005 Book A. Dhingra, H.G. Im, S. Srinivas, E. Gulari
Extinction of premixed H2/air flames: Chemical kinetics and molecular diffusion effects 2005 Journal Article M. Reijalt
Greening London's black cabs: a study of driver's preferences for fuel cell taxis 2004 Journal Article S. Mourato, B. Saynor, D. Hart
Production of Si+ and Cl+ ion beams from a Freeman type ion source using low toxicity and non-corrosive vapours as source gas 2004 Journal Article L. Wielunski, G. Paterson, J. Bell, R. Clegg
Structural and thermodynamic properties of metallic hydrides used for energy storage 2004 Journal Article M. Latroche
Advanced CFD and modeling of accidental explosions 2004 Journal Article R. Cant, W. Dawes, A. Savill
Fusion reactor materials and components: Issues related to radioactivity and radiation induced effects 2004 Journal Article M. Rubel
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Analytical study on fire and explosion accidents assumed in HTGR hydrogen production system 2004 Journal Article Y. Inaba, T. Nishihara, Y. Nitta
Vented gaseous deflagrations with inertial vent covers: State-of-the-art and progress 2004 Journal Article V. Molkov, A. Grigorash, R. Eber, F. Tamanini, R. Dobashi
Effects of hydrocarbon substitution on atmospheric hydrogen-air flame propagation 2004 Journal Article C. Law, O. Kwon
Measurements of Markstein numbers and laminar burning velocities for liquefied petroleum gas-air mixtures 2004 Journal Article S Liao, D. Jiang, J. Gao, Z. Huang, Q. Cheng
Cellular structure of explosion flames: Modeling and large-eddy simulation 2004 Journal Article V. Molkov, D. Makarov, A. Grigorash
Studies on innovative hydrogen recombiners as safety devices in the containments of light water reactors 2004 Journal Article E. Reinecke, I. Tragsdorf, K. Gierling
Decay of three-dimensional turbulence at high Reynolds numbers 2004 Journal Article V. Yakhot
Intermediate radical concentrations in hydrogen-natural gas blended fuel jet flames 2004 Journal Article A. Choudhuri, S. Gollahalli
Fluctuating characteristics of radiative source term in hydrogen turbulent jet diffusion flame 2004 Journal Article L. Liu, X. Xu, Y. Chen, H. Wang

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