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Presentation of the French National Project Drive: Experimental Data for the Evaluation of Hydrogen Risks Onboard Vehicles, the Validation of Numerical Tools and the Edition of Guidelines 2007 Journal Article L. Perrette, H. Paillere, G. Joncquet
Risk analysis for the infrastructure of a hydrogen economy 2007 Journal Article Xuan Li, Jing Zhang, Si-Yuan Zhou, Bin Li, Dan Zhang, Li-Feng Xie hydrogen energy risk, quantitative safety analysis, fire, Explosion
Risk Analysis Of The Storage Unit In A Hydrogen Refuelling Station 2007 Conference Paper I. Tolias, A. Venetsanos
Risk analysis on a fuel cell in electric vehicle using the MADS/MOSAR methodology 2007 Journal Article S. Kim, B. Nguyen, H. Ko, M. Kim, K. Kim, S. Nam, J. Kim fuel cell, Hydrogen, risk analysis, mads/mosar methodology, systemic and deterministic approach, Hydrogen, methanol, systems, Safety
Risk-Informed Process and Tools for Permitting Hydrogen Fueling Stations 2007 Conference Paper J. LaChance, A. Tchouvelev, J. Ohi ICHS
Role of chemical kinetics on the detonation properties of hydrogen/natural gas/air mixtures 2007 Journal Article W. Houf, R. Schefer methane, Hydrogen, Detonation, shock-tube, ignition, flames
Safe Operation of Natural Gas Appliances Fueled with Hydrogen/natural Gas Mixtures (progress Obtained in the Naturalhy-Project) 2007 Conference Paper Y. Wu, Y. Lu, I.S. Al-Rahbi, G.T. Kalghatgi
Safe Storage of Natural Gas on Urban Buses: Case Early Investigation and Learnings 2007 Journal Article L. Perrette, H. Paillere, G. Joncquet
Safety aspects of future infrastructure scenarios with hydrogen refuelling stations 2007 Journal Article T. Barnes, W. Liss hydrogen refuelling stations, centralized decentralized scenarios, future infrastructure
Safety distances: Definition and values 2007 Journal Article Y. Pan, M. Li, X. Luo, C. Wang, Q. Luo, J. Li Hydrogen, safety distances, refueling stations
Safety Evaluation on Fuel Cell Stacks Fire and Toxicity Evaluation of Materials Combustiongas for Fcv 2007 Journal Article J. Suzuki, Y. Tamura, K. Hayano, K. Oshino, S. Watanabe
Safety, Codes, and Standards 2007 Journal Article A. Ruiz
Sensing behavior and mechanism of titanium dioxide-based MOS hydrogen sensor 2007 Journal Article L. Yadav, N. Gupta, R. Dwivedi, R. Singh sensor, hydrogen gas, titanium dioxide, flat-band voltage, bias-temperature instability, pd-thin-sio2-si diode, diffusion, detector, tio2
Simulation of flame acceleration and DDT in H2-air mixture with a flux limiter centered method 2007 Journal Article A. Tchouvelev, W. Buttner, D. Melideo, D. Baraldi, B. Angers
Spontaneous ignition of hydrogen leaks: A review of postulated mechanisms 2007 Journal Article G. Astbury, S. Hawksworth Spontaneous Ignition, hydrogen releases, electrostatics, joule-thomson effect, diffusion ignition, adiabatic compression
System design of a large fuel cell hybrid locomotive 2007 Journal Article H. De Vries, O. Florisson, G.C. Tiekstra engineering design, fuel cell hybrid locomotive, Hydrogen storage, heat transfer, shock loads
The new facility for hydrogen and fuel cell vehicle safety evaluation 2007 Journal Article S. Watanabe, Y. Tamura, J. Suzuki Hydrogen, Safety, fuel, cell, vehicle
Thermal quenching and re-ignition of mixed pockets of reactants and products in gas explosions 2007 Journal Article A. Marangon, M. Carcassi, A. Engebo, S. Nilsen gas explosions, Flame acceleration, turbulent flames, quenching, flames, combustion, mixtures, limits
Vapour Cloud Explosions From The Ignition Of Methane/hydrogen/air Mixtures In A Congested Region 2007 Conference Paper L. Yabing, L. Xianghui, C. Peng, X. Deyang

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