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On the Use of Spray Systems - An Example of R&D Work in Hydrogen Safety for Nuclear Applications-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings C. Joseph-Auguste, H. Cheikhravat, N. Djeba?li-Chaumeix, E. Deri
The Foul Smelling from Sewer Pipe near Large Apartment Complexes and its Countermeasures I. Characteristics of the Foul-Smelling Sewer Pipe in Residential Areas 2007 Journal Article S.H. Kang
Ormosil approach toward developing a completely reversible hydrogen sensor for aerospace applications 2006 Journal Article A.A. Kazemi, K. Goswami, U. Sampathkumaran
Hydrogen Behavior - Myth Busting 2007 Audiovisual Jay Keller
A proto-type hydrogen sensor using palladium nanowire array 2006 Journal Article M.Jung Kim, S.Min Cho
Dispersion Tests on Concentration and its Fluctuations For 40MPa Pressurized Hydrogen-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings A. Kouchi, K. Okabayashi, K. Takeno, K. Chitose
Risk-Informed Process and Tools for Permitting Hydrogen Fueling Stations-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings W. Zhong, Y. Cai, D. Tomanek
Risk-Informed Separation Distances for Hydrogen Refueling Stations-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings J.L. LaChance
Large-Scale Hydrogen Release in an Isothermal Confined Area-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings J.M. Lacome, Y. Dagba, D. Jamois, L. Perrette, C. Proust
Identification and Monitoring of a PEM Electrolyser Based on Dynamical Modelling-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings M.E. Lebbal, S. Lecoeuche
Thermal Loading Cases of Hydrogen High Pressure Storage Cylinders-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings S. Anders
Computational Modeling of Pressure Effects From Hydrogen Explosions-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings E.A. Granovskiy, V.A. Lifar, Y.A. Skob, M.L. Ugryumov
Guidelines for Fire Corps Standard Operating Procedures in the Event of Hydrogen Releases-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings N. Grasso, N. Ciannelli, F. Pilo, M. Carcassi, F. Cecceherini
Fire Prevention Technical Rule for Gaseous Hydrogen Transport in Pipelines-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings N. Grasso, N. Ciannelli, F. Pilo, M. Carcassi, N. Mattei, F. Cecceherini
Hydrogen safety issues compared to safety issues with methane and propane 2006 Book Chapter M.A. Green
Large-scale hydrogen deflagrations and detonations 2007 Journal Article M. Groethe, E. Merilo, J. Colton, S. Chiba, Y. Sato, H. Iwabuchi
The detection of hydrogen with a nanotube structured sensor 2007 Journal Article R. Mukundan, E. Brosha, R. Lujan, F. Garzon
Fire Protection Strategy for Compressed Hydrogen-Powered Vehicles-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings R. Pitts, P. Liu, D. Smith, S.H. Lee, E. Tracy
Analysis and Test of Compressed Hydrogen Interface Leakage By Commercial Stainless Steel (npt) Fittings 2006 Journal Article N. Rossmeissl
Risk Analysis of the Storage Unit in a Hydrogen Refuelling Station-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings B. Knight, N. Garland
Experimental and Numerical Investigation of Hydrogen Gas Auto-Ignition-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings V.V. Golub, D.I. Baklanov, T.V. Bazhenova, S.V. Golovastov, M.F. Ivanov, I.N. Laskin, N.V. Semin, V.V. Volodin
Complex Hydrides as Solid Storage Materials - First Safety Tests-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings W. Lohstrah, M. Fichtner, W. Breitung
Gas Build-Up in a Domestic Property Following Releases of Methane-Hydrogen Mixtures-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings B.J. Lowesmith, G. Hankinson, C. Spataru, M. Stobbart
Diffusion and Ignition Behavior on the Assumption of Hydrogen Leakage From a Hydrogen-fueled Vehicle 2007 Journal Article Y. Maeda, H. Itoi, Y. Tamura, Y. Suzuki, S. Watanabe
Test of Vehicle Ignition Due To Hydrogen Gas Leakage 2006 Journal Article A. Belogurov, V. Rachuk, M. Rudis, A. Sushkov, V. Kholodnyi

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