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Hydrogen Releases Ignited in a Simulated Vehicle Refuelling Environment-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings L.C. Shirvill, M. Royle, T.A. Roberts
The cooling of a liquid absorber using a small cooler 2006 Book Chapter D.E. Baynham, T. Bradshaw, M.A. Green, S. Ishimoto, N. Liggins
Experiments with Release and Ignition of Hydrogen Gas in a 3 M Long Channel-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings O.K. Sommersel, D. Bjerketvedt, K. Vaagsaether, T.K. Fannelop
Explosibility of hydrogen-graphite dust hybrid mixtures 2007 Journal Article A. Denkevits
Risk analysis for the infrastructure of a hydrogen economy 2007 Journal Article O. Rosyid, D. Jablonski, U. Hauptmanns
System design of a large fuel cell hybrid locomotive 2007 Journal Article A. Miller, K. Hess, D. Barnes, T. Erickson
Development of micro hydrogen gas sensor with SnO2-Ag2O-PtOx composite using MEMS process 2007 Journal Article I. Kim, Do Han, C. Han, J. Gwak, D. Hong, D. Jakhar, K. Singh, J. Wang
Sensing behavior and mechanism of titanium dioxide-based MOS hydrogen sensor 2007 Journal Article L. Yadav, N. Gupta, R. Dwivedi, R. Singh
Numerical and experimental studies of ethanol flames 2007 Journal Article P. Saxena, F. Williams
Thermal quenching and re-ignition of mixed pockets of reactants and products in gas explosions 2007 Journal Article Y. Wan, C. Wang, Q. Li, X. Luo
The inhibitory activity of lactic acid bacteria isolated from fresh cow cheese 2007 Journal Article N. Zdolec, S. Lazic, L. Kozacinski, M. Hadziosmanovic, I. Filipovic
Precious Metal Catalysts Supported on Ceramic and Metal Monolithic Structures for the Hydrogen Economy 2007 Journal Article Robert Farrauto, Ye Liu, Wolfgang Ruettinger, Oleg Ilinich, Larry Shore, Tom Giroux
Safety Training for the Hydrogen Economy 2006 Journal Article L.L. Fassbender, B.R. Kinzey, B.M. Akers
Hydrogen Safety Aspects Related to High Pressure PEM Water Electrolysis-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings V.N. Fateev, S.A. Grigoriev, P. Millet, S.V. Korobtsev, V.I. Porembskiy, M. Pepic, C. Etievant, C. Puyenchet
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Global analysis and parametric dependencies for potential unintended hydrogen-fuel releases 2006 Journal Article K. Harstad, J. Bellan
Observations of the cellular structure of fuel-air detonations 2006 Journal Article S. Kashkarov, Z Li, V. Molkov
The nature and large eddy simulation of coherent deflagrations in a vented enclosure-atmosphere system 2006 Journal Article V. Molkov, D. Makarov, J. Puttock
Dynamics of dust dispersion from the layer behind the propagating shock wave 2006 Journal Article R. Klemens, P. Zydak, M. Kaluzny, D. Litwin, P. Wolanski
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Hydrogen inventories in the vacuum pumping systems of ITER 2006 Journal Article C. Day, A. Antipenkov, I. Cristescu, M. Dremel, G. Federici, H. Haas, V. Hauer, A. Mack, D. Murdoch, M. Wykes

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