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Novel Safe Method of Manufacturing Hydrogen Metallic Hydrides-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings F. Seco, I. Agote, E. Ezponda, I.N. Guisasola, M.A. Lagos, S.L. Kharatyan, A.R. Sargsyan
1D Phenomenological Model Estimating the Overpressure Which Could Be Generated By Gas Explosion in a Congested Space 2005 Conference Proceedings S.I. Shabunya, V.V. Martynenko, M. Till, J. Perrin
A Study on Quantitative Risk Analysis & Model Application for Hydrogen Filling Center 2012 Journal Article Jung-Soo Shin, Hun-Soo Byun
Characterization of Materials in Pressurized Hydrogen Under Cyclic Loading at Service Conditions in Hydrogen Powered Engines-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings R. Sindelar, H. Kaufman, U. May, G. Krainz, F. Hofmeister
Hydrogen Refueling Stations - Safe Filling Procedures-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings J.Y. Faudou, J.Y. Lehman, S. Pregassame
HySociety in support of European hydrogen projects and EC policy 2005 Journal Article T. Fernandes, F. Chen, M. Dagracacarvalho
Maximizing hydrogen pump speed in cryopumps without compromising safety 2005 Journal Article B. Thompson, M. Eacobacci
Numerical modelling of two-dimensional and axisymmetric gravity currents 2005 Journal Article M. Patterson, J. Simpson, S. Dalziel, N. Nikiforakis
Evaluation of H2S working environment effects on installation components 2005 Journal Article T. Fleser
Deflagrations of H-2-air and CH4-air lean mixtures in a vented multi-compartment environment 2005 Journal Article M. Carcassi, F. Fineschi
Recent development in asymmetric catalytic oxidation of prochiral sulfides by metal-based catalysts 2005 Journal Article Q Huang, J. Zhu, J. Deng
Hydrogen absorption into high strength bolts under atmospheric exposure and delayed fracture susceptibility evaluation 2005 Journal Article T. Omura, T. Kushida, F. Nakasato, S. Watanabe, L. Oyamada
Simulating dust explosions with the first version of DESC 2005 Journal Article T. Skjold, B. Arntzen, O. Hansen, O. Taraldset, I. Storvik, R. Eckhoff
Vented gaseous deflagrations: Modelling of spring-loaded inertial vent covers 2005 Journal Article V. Molkov, A. Grigorash, R. Eber
Real gas simulation of hydrogen release from a high-pressure chamber 2005 Journal Article K. Mohamed, M. Paraschivoiu
Unravelling combustion mechanisms through a quantitative understanding of elementary reactions 2005 Journal Article J. Miller, M. Pilling, E. Troe
700 Bar Hydrogen Cylinder Design, Testing and Certification 2005 Journal Article M. Duncan
Laminar and unstable burning velocities and Markstein lengths of hydrogen-air mixtures at engine-like conditions 2005 Journal Article S. Verhelst, R. Woolley, M. Lawes, R. Sierens
An experimental study of hydrogen autoignition in a turbulent co-flow of heated air 2005 Journal Article C. Markides, E. Mastorakos
Influence of distributed solid-phase reactions on deflagrations in confined porous propellants 2005 Journal Article A. Telengator, S. Margolis, F. Williams
The effect of thermal radiation and radiation models on hydrogen-hydrocarbon combustion modelling 2005 Journal Article T. Ghatauray, J. Ingram, P. Holborn
Development of high performance catalyst for oxidation of tritiated hydrogen and methane gases 2005 Journal Article E. Vyazmina, S. Jallais, L. Krumenacker, A. Tripathi, A. Mahon, J. Commanay, S. Kudriakov, E. Studer, T. Vuillez, F. Rosset
Self-radiolysis of tritiated water: Experimental study and simulation 2005 Journal Article S. Brennan, H. Hussein, D. Makarou, V. Shentsov, V. Molkov
Template-assisted deposition of palladium nanoarrays - Preparation, microscopic, and spectroscopic studies 2005 Journal Article G. Bernard-Michel, E. Saikali, A. Sergent, C. Tenaud
Carbon dioxide zero-emission hydrogen carrier system for fuel cell vehicle 2005 Journal Article Z Li, Y Luo

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