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Towards an Ultrasonic Guided Wave Procedure for Health Monitoring of Composite Vessels: Application to Hydrogen-Powered Aircraft 2017 Journal Article S. Yaacoubi, P. McKeon, W. Ke, N. Declercq, F. Dahmene
REGULATIONS, CODES, AND STANDARDS (RCS) FOR MULTI-FUEL MOTOR VEHICLE DISPENSING STATIONS 2017 Journal Article C. Rivkin, R. Burgess, W. Buttner
Analysis of Transient Supersonic Hydrogen Release, Dispersion and Combustion 2017 Conference Proceedings W. Breitung, G. Halmer, M. Kuznetsov
Towards an ammonia-mediated hydrogen economy? 2006 Journal Article Claus Christensen, Tue Johannessen, Rasmus Sørensen, Jens Nørskov
Simulation of Thermal Radiation from Hydrogen Under-Expanded Jet Fire 2017 Conference Proceedings D. Cirrone, D. Makarov, V. Molkov
Thermal radiation from cryogenic hydrogen jet fires 2017 Conference Proceedings Donatella Cirrone, Dmitriy Makarov, Vladimir Molkov
Development of a realistic hydrogen flammable atmosphere inside a 4-m3 enclosure 2017 Conference Proceedings Audrey Duclos, Christophe Proust, Jerome Daubech, et al.
Development of a generalized integral jet model 2017 Conference Proceedings N.J. Duijm, A. Keßler, F. Markert
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Hydrogen dispersion in a closed environment 2017 Conference Proceedings Maria De Stefano, Xavier Rocourt, Isabelle Sochet, et al.
Prevention of hydrogen accumulation inside the vacuum vessel pressure suppression system of the ITER facility by means of passive auto-catalytic recombiners 2017 Conference Proceedings Paul-Martin Steffen, Ernst-Arndt Reinecke, Stephan Kelm, et al.
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Survey of Potential Safety Issues With Hydrogen-powered Vehicles 2006 Journal Article D.R. Stephens, P.E. George
Risk assessment on life safety and financial loss for road accident of fuel cell vehicles 2017 Conference Proceedings Ke Sun, Zhiyong Li
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Experimental measurements of structural displacement during hydrogen vented deflagrations for FE model validation 2017 Conference Proceedings T Pini, Grønsund Hanssen, M. Schiavetti, M. Carcassi
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The residual strength of automotive hydrogen cylinders after exposure to flames 2017 Conference Proceedings Yohsuke Tamura, Koji Yamazaki, Kiyotaka Maeda
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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 H. Tatsumoto, T. Aso, S. Hasegawa, I. Ushijima, T. Kato, K. Ohtsu, Y. Ikeda
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