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Experimental investigation of three-dimensional flame-front structure in premixed turbulent combustion - II. Lean hydrogen/air Bunsen flames 2004 Journal Article Y. Chen, R. Bilger
Hydrogen cooled superferric magnets for accelerators and beam lines 2004 Journal Article H. Hirabayashi, N. Kimura, Y. Makida, T. Shintomi
Loss prevention in heavy industry: risk assessment of large gasholders 2004 Journal Article A. Bernatik, M. Libisova
Explosion of a road tanker containing liquified natural gas 2004 Journal Article E. Planas-Cuchi, N. Gasulla, A. Ventosa, J. Casal
Validation of the Isis-3D computer code for simulating large pool fires under a variety of wind conditions 2004 Journal Article M. Greiner, A. Suo-Anttila
The coupling of turbulence and chemistry in a premixed bluff-body flame as studied by LES 2004 Journal Article E. Giacomazzi, V. Battaglia, C. Bruno
Internal combustion engines fueled by natural gas - hydrogen mixtures 2004 Journal Article S. Akansu, Z. Dulger, N. Kahraman, T. Veziroglu
Semi-quantitative fault tree analysis for process plant safety using frequency and probability ranges 2004 Journal Article U. Hauptmanns
Transient boiling crisis of cryogenic liquids 2004 Journal Article V. Deev, V. Kharitonov, K. Kutsenko, A. Lavrukhin
A priori and a posteriori tests of inflow conditions for large-eddy simulation 2004 Journal Article A. Keating, U. Piomelli, E. Balaras, H. Kaltenbach
Predicting the length of low-momentum jet diffusion flames in crossflow 2004 Journal Article A. Majeski, D. Wilson, L. Kostiuk
Hydrogen sensors based on carbon nanotubes thin films 2005 Journal Article A.G. Hansel, M. Fairlie, A. Coutts, R.L. Mauro, K.I. Miller
Efficient removal of UDMH from dilute nitride MOCVD exhaust streams 2004 Journal Article J. Pahle, M. Czerniak, A. Seeley, D. Baker
Electrochemical hydrogen sensor for safety monitoring 2004 Journal Article L. Martin, A. Pham, R. Glass
Nuclear-hydrogen power 2004 Journal Article N. Ponomarev-Stepnoi
System safety analysis of hydrogen and methanol vehicle fuels 2004 Journal Article A. Carpenter, P. Hinze
Effect of pressure on counterflow H-2-air partially premixed flames 2005 Journal Article A. Briones, I. Puri, S. Aggarwal
Turbulent mixing 2005 Journal Article P. Dimotakis
Achievement of reactor-outlet coolant temperature of 950 degrees C in HTTR 2004 Journal Article S. Fujikawa, H. Hayashi, T. Nakazawa, K. Kawasaki, T. Iyoku, S. Nakagawa, N. Sakaba
An update to the Baker-Strehlow-Tang vapor cloud explosion prediction methodology flame speed table 2005 Journal Article A. Pierorazio, J. Thomas, Q. Baker, D. Ketchum
Experimental investigations on the external pressure during venting 2005 Journal Article B.S. Hoffheins, J.E. Rogers, R.J. Lauf, D.P. Haberman, C.M. Egert
The comparison of detailed chemical kinetic mechanisms; forward versus reverse rates with CHEMRev 2005 Journal Article S. Rolland, J. Simmie
Subgrid scale laminar flamelet model for partially premixed combustion and its application to backdraft simulation 2005 Journal Article D. Alderman, B. Figi
Fast emission spectroscopy for a better understanding of pyrotechnic combustion behavior 2005 Journal Article V. Weiser, N. Eisenreich
Investigation of hydride rim effect on failure of Zircaloy-4 cladding with tube burst test 2005 Journal Article L.X. Jia, L. Addessi, V. Castillo, L.H. Gong, J. Leskowicz, R. Meier, G. Miglionico, J. Scaduto

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