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Experimental Study of Hot Inert Gas Jet Ignition of Hydrogen-Oxygen Mixture 2005 Journal Article M. Elhsnawi, A. Teodorcyzk
Hydrogen Safety: New Challenges Based On Bmw Hydrogen 7 2007 Journal Article C. Muller, S. Furst, W. von Klitzing
Analysis of Buoyancy-Driven Ventilation of Hydrogen From Buildings 2007 Conference Proceedings C.D. Barley, K. Gawlik, J. Ohi, R. Hewett
Risk-informed Process And Tools For Permitting Hydrogen Fueling Stations 2007 Journal Article J.L. LaChance, A. Tchouvelev, J. Ohi
Hydrogen Absorption in Fluids: An Unexplored Solution for Onboard Hydrogen Storage 2005 Journal Article G.D. Berry
Strategy for the Integration of Hydrogen As a Vehicle Fuel Into the Existing Natural Gas Vehicle Fueling Infrastructure of the Interstate Clean Transportation Corridor Project: 22 April 2004 31 August 2005 2005 Journal Article G. Neandross
Agent-Based as and Alternative to Prognostic Modeling of Safety Risks in Hydrogen Energy Scenarios-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings A.J. Hoevanners, C. Kirchsteiger
Agent-based As an Alternative To Prognostic Modeling of Safety Risks in Hydrogen Energy Scenarios 2005 Conference Proceedings A.J. Hoevenaars, C. Kirchsteiger
Analysis of Jet Flames and Unignited Jets From Unintended Releases of Hydrogen-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings W.G. Houf, G.H. Evans, R.W. Schefer
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Hydrogen Behavior - Myth Busting 2007 Audiovisual Jay Keller
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