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The effect of thermal radiation and radiation models on hydrogen-hydrocarbon combustion modelling 2005 Journal Article M. Ilbas
Development of high performance catalyst for oxidation of tritiated hydrogen and methane gases 2005 Journal Article T. Uda, T. Sugiyama, Y. Asakura, K. Munakata, M. Tanaka
Self-radiolysis of tritiated water: Experimental study and simulation 2005 Journal Article S. Heinze, T. Stolz, D. Ducret, J. Colson
Template-assisted deposition of palladium nanoarrays - Preparation, microscopic, and spectroscopic studies 2005 Journal Article D. Bera, S. Kuiry, Z. Rahman, S. Seal
Carbon dioxide zero-emission hydrogen carrier system for fuel cell vehicle 2005 Journal Article Y. Kato, K. Otsuka, C Liu
Laminar burning velocities of hydrogen-air mixtures from closed vessel gas explosions 2005 Journal Article A. Dahoe
LNG vapor cloud exclusion zones for spills into impoundments 2005 Journal Article J. Havens, T. Spicer
Dust lifting behind shock waves: comparison of two modelling techniques 2005 Journal Article P. Kosinski, A. Hoffmann, R. Klemens
Tailored macroporous SiCN and SiC structures for high-temperature fuel reforming 2005 Journal Article I. Sung, , M. Mitchell, D. Kim, P. Kenis
Accidental release of hydrogen from a cryogenic tank 2005 Journal Article C. Cancelli, M. Demichela, N. Piccinini
The advanced high-temperature reactor: high-temperature fuel, liquid salt coolant, liquid-metal-reactor plant 2005 Journal Article C. Forsberg
Safety aspects of the combined HTTR/steam reforming complex for nuclear hyrogen production 2005 Journal Article K. Verfondern, T. Nishihara
On some salient unresolved issues in severe accidents for advanced light water reactors 2005 Journal Article J. Song, S. Kim, H. Kim
Safety design of a petrol pump attendant robot 2005 Journal Article F. Becchi, R. Molfino, R. Razzoli
Mathematical modeling of polymer electrolyte fuel cells 2005 Journal Article R. Sousa, E. Gonzalez
Current status and expected future trends in dust explosion research 2005 Journal Article R. Eckhoff
Ignition of lean hydrogen-air mixtures 2005 Journal Article M. Swain, P. Filoso, M. Swain
Evaluation of hazards associated with hydrogen storage facilities 2005 Journal Article F. Rigas, S. Sklavounos
A new approach to utilize Hydrogen as a safe fuel 2005 Journal Article H. Abdel-Aal, M. Sadik, M. Bassyouni, M. Shalabi
Process development of an inherently safer oxidation: Synthesis of 2-chloro-6-methylbenzoic acid in the R411 manufacturing process 2005 Journal Article F. Lopez, A. Shankar, M. Thompson, B. Shealy, D. Locklear, T. Rawalpally, T. Cleary, C. Gagliardi
Hydrogen storage properties of metallic hydrides 2005 Journal Article M. Latroche, A. Percheron-Guegan
Hydrogen infrastructure strategic planning using multi-objective optimization 2005 Journal Article A. Hugo, P. Rutter, S. Pistikopoulos, A. Amorelli, G. Zoia
Experimental study of a turbulent buoyant helium plume 2005 Journal Article J. Guo, K. Shao, S.H. Rui, X.X. Sun, Y. Cao, K.L. Hu, C.J. Wang
Simplified model for droplet combustion in a slow convective flow 2005 Journal Article G. Atanga, S. Lakshmipathy, T. Skjold, H. Hisken, A. Hanssen
Fire Protection in Alternative Propulsion Vehicles-legal Regulations and Required Changes in Emergency Service Tactics 2005 Journal Article M. Egelhaaf, F. Kinzler, A.F. Berg

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