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Ignited releases of liquid hydrogen: Safety considerations of thermal and overpressure effects 2014 Journal Article J. Hall, P. Hooker, D. Willoughby
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The Department of Energy's Hydrogen Safety, Codes, and Standards Program: Status Report on the National Templates 2006 Journal Article J.M. Ohi, R. Hewett
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
Safety Training for the Hydrogen Economy 2006 Journal Article L.L. Fassbender, B.R. Kinzey, B.M. Akers
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Propagation, structure, and limit phenomena of laminar flames at elevated pressures 2006 Journal Article C. Law
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 D. Stamps, S. Slezak, S. Tieszen
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 L.Chun Ha
Simulation of dust explosions in complex geometries with experimental input from standardized tests 2006 Journal Article T. Skjold, B. Arntzen, O. Hansen, I. Storvik, R. Eckhoff
Assessment of the GOTHIC code for prediction of hydrogen flame propagation in small scale experiments 2006 Journal Article J Lee, J. Lee, G. Park
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A small detailed chemical-kinetic mechanism for hydrocarbon combustion 2006 Journal Article M. Petrova, F. Williams
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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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Safety handling characteristics of high-level tritiated water 2006 Journal Article T. Hayashi, T. Itoh, K. Kobayashi, K. Isobe, M. Nishi
A study of fast response characteristics for hydrogen sensing with platinum FET sensor 2006 Journal Article K. Tsukada, T. Kiwa, T. Yamaguchi, S. Migitaka, Y. Goto, K. Yokosawa
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Testing a small detailed chemical-kinetic mechanism for the combustion of hydrogen and carbon monoxide 2006 Journal Article P. Saxena, F. Williams
Reactor aspects of fusion: Issues related to materials, radioactivity and radiation-induced effects 2006 Journal Article M. Rubel

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