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Safety distances for hydrogen filling stations 2006 Journal Article S. Verhelst, R. Woolley, M. Lawes, R. Sierens
Study on permeation behavior of gaseous tritium through concrete walls 2006 Journal Article M. Ilbas
A facility for characterization and testing of hydrogen sensors 2006 Journal Article T. Uda, T. Sugiyama, Y. Asakura, K. Munakata, M. Tanaka
The era of energy vectors 2006 Journal Article F. Orecchini
Analysis of hazard area associated with hydrogen gas transmission pipelines 2006 Journal Article D. Bera, S. Kuiry, Z. Rahman, S. Seal
Chemical structure and accidental explosion risk in the research laboratory 2006 Journal Article D. Churchill
Spray effect on the behavior of hydrogen during severe accidents by a loss-of-coolant in the APR1400 containment 2006 Journal Article Y. Kato, K. Otsuka, C Liu
An overview of hydrogen storage technologies 2006 Journal Article M. Ni
Modeling of the TOSQAN test facility with the lumped parameter code COCOSYS 2006 Journal Article E. Babilas, E. Urbonavicius, S. Rimkevicius
Development of Tools for Risk Assessment and Risk Communication for Hydrogen Applications-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings E. Funnemark, A. Engebo
Safety of Hydrogen-Fueled Motor Vehivles with IC Engines-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings M. El-Amin, Y. Jaha, M. El-Ameen
Potential Models for Stand-Alone and Multi-Fuel Gaseous Hydrogen Refueling Stations - Assessment of Associated Risk-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings L. Degliuomini, D. Zumoffen, M. Basualdo
An Intercomparison Exercise on the Capabilities of CFD Models to Predict Deflagration of a Large-Scale H2-Air Mixture in Open Atmosphere-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings H. Horinouchi, M. Shinohara, T. Otsuka, K. Hashizume, T. Tanabe
An Intercomparison Exercise on the Capabilities of CFD Models to Predict Distribution and Mixing of H2 in a Closed Vessel-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings C. Cancelli, M. Demichela, N. Piccinini
Mixing of Dense or Light Gases with Turbulent Air - a Fast-Running Model for Lumped Parameter Codes-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings H. Liu, L. Sun, Z. Cao, X. Si, Z. Wang, J. Zeng, X. Fen
Assessing the Durability and Integrity of Natural Gas Infrastructures for Transporting and Distributing Mixtures of Hydrogen and Natural Gas-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings I. Alliat, J. Heerings
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Extended substrate recognition in caspase-3 revealed by high resolution X-ray structure analysis 2006 Journal Article R. Ganesan, P. Mittl, S. Jelakovic, M. Grutter
Sterility and microbiological assessment of reused single-use cardiac electrophysiology catheters 2006 Journal Article F. Tessarolo, I. Caola, P. Caciagli, G. Guarrera, G. Nollo
Safety Training for the Hydrogen Highway 2006 Journal Article R. Cregar
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