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Solar-hydrogen energy system design 2007 Book Z.Q. Mao, Z.X. Liu, C. Wang, N.F. Wan
Safety Distances - Definition and Values-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings A. Marangon, M.N. Carcassi, A. Engebo, S. Nilsen
Effects of High-pressure Gaseous Hydrogen on Structural Metals 2007 Journal Article C. San Marchi, B.P. Somerday
Safety Aspects of Land-Use Planning Scenarios for a Future Infra Structure with Hydrogen Re-Fueling Stations-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings F. Markert, S.K. Nielson, J.L. Paulsen, V. Anderson
Deflagration Safety Study of Mixtures of Hydrogen and Natural Gas in a Semi-Open Space-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings E.G. Merilo, M.A. Groethe
Validation of CFD Calculations Against Ignited Impinging Jet Experiments-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings P. Middha, O. Hansen, J. Grune, A. Kotchourko
Dynamic Crush Test on Hydrogen Pressurized Cylinder-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings H. Mitsuishi, K. Oshino, S. Watanabe
Analysis of Buoyancy-Driven Ventilation of Hydrogen From Buildings-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings C.D. Barley, K. Gawlik, J. Ohi, R. Hewett
Flame Characteristics of High-Pressure Hydrogen Gas Jet-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings T. Mogi, H. Nishida, S. Horiguchi
Requirements for the Safety Assessment for the Approval of a Hydrogen Refueling Station-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings M. Molag, L. Heidebrink
On Numerical Simulation of Liquefied and Gaseous Hydrogen Releases at Large Scales-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings V.V. Molkov, D.V. Marakov, E. Prost
Fire Hazards of Small Hydrogen Leaks 2007 Journal Article H.R. Morton, P.B. Sunderland, B.H. Chao, R.L. Axelbaum
Analysis of Buoyancy-Driven Ventilation of Hydrogen From Buildings-Presentation 2007 Audiovisual C.D. Barley, K. Gawlik, J. Ohi, R. Hewett
CFD Simulation on Diffusion of Leaked Hydrogen Caused by Vehicle Accident in Tunnels-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings S. Mukai, J. Suzuki, H. Mitsuishi, K. Oyakawa, S. Watanabe
Molecular Transport Effects of Hydrogen Addition on Turbulent Hydrogen Flame Propagation-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings S. Muppala, J.X. Wen, N.K. Aluri, F. Dinkelacker
Blast Loading and Blast Effects on Structures - An Overview 2007 Journal Article T. Ngo, P. Mendis, A. Gupta, J. Ramsay
Determination of Hazardous Zones for a Generic Hydrogen Station - A Case Study-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings S. Nilsen, A. Marangon, P. Middha, A. Engeboe, F. Markert, E. Ezponda, J. Chaineaux
Numerical Simulation of Hydrogen Explosion Tests with a Barrier Wall for Blast Mitigation-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings T. Nozu, R. Tanaka, T. Ogawa, K. Hibi, Y. Sakai
Development of Hydrogen Sensors and Recombiners-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings G.S. Baronov, S.A. Grigoriev, A.A. Kalinnikov, V.N. Fateev
Hydrogen Safety and Permitting Hydrogen Fueling Stations-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings J. Ohi
Risk Assessment for Hydrogen Codes and Standards-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings J.M. Ohi, C. Moen, J. Keller, R. Cox
Compatibility of Metallic Materials with Hydrogen - Review of the Present Knowledge-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings H. Barthelemy
Mechanical properties of cold worked type 316L stainless steel in high pressure gaseous hydrogen (investigation of materials properties in high pressure gaseous hydrogen-3) 2007 Book S. Ohmiya, H. Fuji
A technological solution for everywhere energy supply with sun, hydrogen and fuel cells 2005 Book L.C. Shirvill, M. Royle, T.A. Roberts
Modelling of H2 Dispersion and Combustion Phenomena Using CFD Codes-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings H. Paillere, E. Studer, A. Beccantini, S. Kudriakov, F. Dabbene, C. Perrett

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