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Hot surface ignition of stoichiometric hydrogen-air mixtures 2017 Journal Article W. Kaneko, K. Ishii hot surface ignition, industrial safety, interferometry, Numerical simulation, Hydrogen
Hydrogen effects on X80 pipeline steel in high-pressure natural gas/hydrogen mixtures 2017 Journal Article B. Meng, C. Gu, L. Zhang, C. Zhou, X . Y. Li, Y. Zhao, J . Y. Zheng, X . Y. Chen, Y. Han x80 pipeline steel, hydrogen embrittlement, mechanical properties, natural gas/hydrogen mixtures, fatigue life, fatigue-crack growth, embrittlement
Hydrogen explosions in 20′ ISO container 2017 Journal Article M. Schiavetti, M. Carcassi Hydrogen safety, experiments, release, Explosion, inhomogeneous
Hydrogen jet fires in a passively ventilated enclosure 2017 Journal Article P. Hooker, J. Hall, J. Hoyes, A. Newton, D. Willoughby Hydrogen, jet, fire, enclosure, experiment, model
Hydrogen monitoring requirements in the global technical regulation on hydrogen and fuel cell vehicles 2017 Journal Article W. Rudy, K. Dziubanii, M. Zbikowski, A. Teodorczyk global technical regulation, hydrogen sensors, fuel cell vehicle, Safety, sensors
Hydrogen Refueling Stations - Safe Filling Procedures 2005 Conference Paper J.Y. Faudou, J.Y. Lehman, S. Pregassame
Hydrogen risk analysis for a generic nuclear containment ventilation system 2017 Journal Article M. Afroosheh, F. Vakilimoghaddam, M. Paraschivoiu nuclear containment, ventilation system, Hydrogen safety, hydrogen distribution, hydrogen detonation
Hydrogen storage: Recent improvements and industrial perspectives 2017 Journal Article P. Hooker, J. Hoyes, J. Hall, D. Willoughby Hydrogen, storage, composites pressure vessels, metal hydrides, cryogenic vessels, composite pipes, burst strength, liner
Hydrogen-Air Deflagrations in Open Atmosphere - Large Eddy Simulation Analysis of Experimental Data 2005 Conference Paper J. Goulier, A. Comandini, F. Halter, N. Chaumeix
HyRAM: A methodology and toolkit for quantitative risk assessment of hydrogen systems 2017 Journal Article K. Groth, E. Hecht Hydrogen safety, quantitative risk assessment, hydrogen behavior, codes and standards, Risk Management
Ignition and flame characteristics of cryogenic hydrogen releases 2017 Journal Article P. Panda, E. Hecht under-expanded jets, Hydrogen safety, cryogenics, laser spark ignition, radiation, unintended releases, liquid-hydrogen, turbulent jets, entrainment, radiation, Safety
Innovative Passive Protection Systems for Hydrogen Production Plants 2005 Conference Paper R. Sindelar, H. Kaufman, U. May, G. Krainz, F. Hofmeister
IPHE regulations codes and standards working group - Type IV COPV round robin testing 2017 Journal Article Z. Cheng, V.M. Agranat, A.V. Tchouvelev type iv, hydraulic, cycle testing, copv, iphe, stress testing
Large eddy simulations of asymmetric turbulent hydrogen jets issuing from realistic pipe geometries 2017 Conference Paper Brian Maxwell, Majid nia, Peter Oshkai ICHS
Large Scale Experiments - Deflagration and Deflagration to Detonation Within a Partial Confinement Similar to a Lane 2005 Conference Paper Jianjun Xiao, Wolfgang Breitung, Mike Kuznetsov, Han Zhang, John Travis, Reinhard Redlinger, Thomas Jordan
Large-Scale Hydrogen Deflagrations and Detonations 2005 Conference Paper G. Bernard-Michel, D. Houssin-Agbomson
Massive H2 Production with Nuclear Heating, Safety Approach for Coupling a VHTR with an Iodinne Sulfur Process Cycle 2005 Conference Paper A. Bassi, F. Bertrand, D. Barbier, P. Aujollet, P. Anzieu
Maximum overpressure vs. H concentration non-monotonic behavior in vented deflagration. Experimental results 2017 Journal Article M. Schiavetti, M. Carcassi Hydrogen, vent, deflagration, hydrogen-air deflagrations, Explosions
Mixed e-learning and virtual reality pedagogical approach for innovative hydrogen safety training of first responders 2017 Journal Article S. Oyama, S. Satoh, S. Sakanaka Hydrogen safety, first responders, training
Mixing of Dense or Light Gases with Turbulent Air - a Fast-Running Model for Lumped Parameter Codes 2005 Conference Paper J. Melguizo-Gauilanes, L. Boeck, R. Meuel, J. Shepherd
Modeling thermal response of polymer composite hydrogen cylinders subjected to external fires 2017 Journal Article D. Baraldi, D. Melideo, A. Kotchourko, K. Ren, J. Yanez, O. Jedicke, S. Giannissi, I. Tolias, A. Venetsanos, J. Keenan, D. Makarov, V. Molkov, S. Slater, F. Verbecke, A. Duclos Hydrogen storage, composite cylinders, fire safety, computational fluid dynamics, finite element method, thermomechanical behavior, storage
Modelling and simulation of high-pressure hydrogen jets using notional nozzle theory and open source code OpenFOAM 2017 Journal Article O. Sommersel, K. Vaagsaether, D. Bjerketvedt Hydrogen, Safety, Software, cfd, jet, fire, storage, Ventilation, turbulent, flames
Modelling heat transfer in an intumescent paint and its effect on fire resistance of on-board hydrogen storage 2017 Journal Article Y. Kim, D. Makarov, S. Kashkarov, P. Joseph, V. Molkov hydrogen storage tank, fire resistance rating, intumescent coating, decomposition, Numerical simulation, moving grid, composites, coatings
NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION ON THE GAS FILLING PROCESS OF HYDROGEN AIR-STEAM MIXTURES IN A SEMI-CONFINED EXPERIMENTAL PIPE 2017 Conference Paper M. Li, Y . Y. Xu, X. Wen, S. Liu, G. Luo,
Numerical modeling of deflagration to detonation transition in inhomogeneous hydrogen/air mixtures 2017 Journal Article R. Azadboni, J. Wen, A. Heidari, C. Wang Hydrogen safety, Explosion, ddt, inhomogeneous mixture, instability, richtmyer-meshkov instability, Flame acceleration, propagation, simulation

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