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Pressure rise analysis when hydrogen leak from a cracked pipe in the cryogenic hydrogen system in J-PARC 2006 Journal Article F. Ganci, A. Carpignano, N. Mattei, M. Carcassi
Evaluation of a low emission gas turbine operated on hydrogen 2006 Book J. Kim, I. Moon
BLEVE blast by expansion-controlled evaporation 2006 Journal Article M. Fischer, R. Ewald
Pyrolysis/gasification of biomass for synthetic fuel production using a hybrid gas–water stabilized plasma torch 2008 Journal Article M. Heitsch, D. Baraldi, P. Moretto
Liquid hydrogen target experience at SLAC 2006 Journal Article P. Davis, A. Ruiz
Ignition of Underbody and Engine Compartment Hydrogen Releases 2006 Journal Article C. Padro
Predictions of the consequences of natural gas-hydrogen explosions using a novel CFD approach 2008 Journal Article M. Nishikawa, K. Furuichi, H. Takata
NON-BOUSSINESQ INTEGRAL MODEL FOR HORIZONTAL TURBULENT STRONGLY BUOYANT PLANE JETS 2008 Book J. Xiao, J.R. Travis, W. Breitung
RELIABILITY AND SAFETY ASSESSMENT OF A CONCEPTUAL THERMOCHEMICAL PLANT FOR NUCLEAR-BASED HYDROGEN GENERATION 2008 Book M.A. Green
Flame Quenching Limits of Hydrogen Leaks 2008 Journal Article A. Friedrich, J. Grune, T. Jordan, A. Kotchourko, N. Kotchourko, K. Sempert, G. Stern
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Evaluation of different H2 – air combustion models for simulation of large scale confined deflagrations 2006 Journal Article E. Babilas, E. Urbonavicius, S. Rimkevicius
Hydrogen-enhanced gasoline stratified combustion in SI-DI engines 2008 Journal Article E. Conte, K. Boulouchos
High pressure steel storage vessels used in hydrogen refueling station 2008 Journal Article J Zheng, L. Li, R. Chen, P. Xu, F. Kai
A computational flame length methodology for propane jet fires 2006 Journal Article B. Kinzey

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