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A simple one-step chemistry model for partially premixed hydrocarbon combustion 2006 Journal Article E. Fernandez-Tarrazo, A. Sanchez, A. Linan, F. Williams
LES modelling of an unconfined large-scale hydrogen-air deflagration 2006 Journal Article V. Molkov, D. Makarov, H. Schneider
Safety distances for hydrogen filling stations 2006 Journal Article A. Matthijsen, E. Kooi
Study on permeation behavior of gaseous tritium through concrete walls 2006 Journal Article M. Nishikawa, K. Furuichi, H. Takata
A facility for characterization and testing of hydrogen sensors 2006 Journal Article O. Salyk, P. Castello, F. Harskamp
The era of energy vectors 2006 Journal Article F. Orecchini
Analysis of hazard area associated with hydrogen gas transmission pipelines 2006 Journal Article Y. Jo, B. Ahn
Chemical structure and accidental explosion risk in the research laboratory 2006 Journal Article D. Churchill
Spray effect on the behavior of hydrogen during severe accidents by a loss-of-coolant in the APR1400 containment 2006 Journal Article J. Kim, U. Lee, S. Hong, S. Kim, H. Kim
An overview of hydrogen storage technologies 2006 Journal Article R. Nomen, J. Sempere, K. Aviles, F. Pieper
Modeling of the TOSQAN test facility with the lumped parameter code COCOSYS 2006 Journal Article E. Babilas, E. Urbonavicius, S. Rimkevicius
Comparison between rng and fractal combustion models for LES of unconfined explosions 2007 Journal Article D. Makarov, V. Molkov, Y. Gostintsev
Mock-up tests on the combustion of hydrogen-air mixture in the vertical tube simulating the CNS channel of the CARR 2007 Journal Article Q. Yu, Q. Feng, T. Kawai, J. Xu
A design-phase PSA of a nuclear-powered hydrogen plant 2007 Journal Article P. Nelson, A. Flores, J. Francois
Minimum ignition energy of hydrogen-air mixture: Effects of humidity and spark duration 2007 Journal Article R. Ono, M. Nifuku, S. Fujiwara, S. Horiguchi, T. Oda
Hazards and hazard mitigation techniques for natural gas and hydrogen fueling operations 2007 Journal Article C. Rivkin
Assessment of detonation hazards in high-pressure hydrogen storage from chemical sensitivity analysis 2007 Journal Article H. Ng, Y. Ju, J. Lee
Predicting radiative heat fluxes and flammability envelopes from unintended releases of hydrogen 2007 Journal Article W. Houf, R. Schefer
A detailed chemistry model for transient hydrogen and carbon monoxide catalytic recombination on parallel flat Pt surfaces implemented in an integral code 2007 Journal Article D. Hur, M. Choi, E. Lee, U. Kim
Controlled hydrogen oxidation in a microstructured mixer-reactor module 2007 Journal Article O. Gorke, P. Pfeifer, K. Schubert
A microfabricated nickel-hydrogen battery using thick film printing techniques 2007 Journal Article W. Tam, J. Wainright
Laminar burning velocities of lean hydrogen-air mixtures at pressures up to 1.0 MPa 2007 Journal Article D. Bradley, M. Lawes, K. Liu, S. Verhelst, R. Woolley
The rapid formation and dispersion of flammable zones within cylindrical vertical enclosures following the release of a fixed mass of hydrogen and other gaseous fuels into air 2007 Journal Article P. Cisse, G. Karim
Spontaneous ignition of pressurized releases of hydrogen and natural gas into air 2007 Journal Article F. Dryer, M. Chaos, Z. Zhao, J. Stein, J Alpert, C. Homer
Risk analysis on a fuel cell in electric vehicle using the MADS/MOSAR methodology 2007 Journal Article Y. Bultel, M. Aurousseau, P. Ozil, L. Perrin

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