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Analysis of Buoyancy-Driven Ventilation of Hydrogen From Buildings 2007 Conference Proceedings C.D. Barley, K. Gawlik, J. Ohi, R. Hewett
Risk-informed Process And Tools For Permitting Hydrogen Fueling Stations 2007 Journal Article J.L. LaChance, A. Tchouvelev, J. Ohi
Hydrogen Jet Fires in a Passively Ventilated Enclosure 2015 Conference Proceedings P. Hooker, J. Hall, J.R. Hoyes, A. Newton, D. Willoughby
Experimental Study on Vented Hydrogen Deflagrations in a Low Strength Enclosure 2015 Conference Proceedings P. Hooker, J.R. Hoyes, J. Hall, D. Willoughby
Analysis of Jet Flames and Unignited Jets From Unintended Releases of Hydrogen-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings W.G. Houf, G.H. Evans, R.W. Schefer
Investigation of Small-scale Unintended Releases of Hydrogen 2007 Journal Article W.G. Houf, R.W. Schefer
An Analysis of the Experiments carried out by HSL in the HyIndoor European Project Studying Accumulation of Hydrogen Released into a Semi-Confined Enclosure 2015 Conference Proceedings D. Houssin-Agbomson, S. Jallais
An Experimental Study Dedicated to Wind Influence on Helium Build-Up and Concentration Distribution Inside a 1m^3 Semi-Confined Enclosure Considering Hydrogen Energy Applications Conditions of Use 2015 Conference Proceedings D. Houssin-Agbomson, J.Y. Letellier, P. Renault, S. Jallais
Analysis of Composite Hydrogen Storage Cylinders Under Transient Thermal Loads-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings J. Hu, S. Sundararaman, K. Chandrashekhara, W. Chernicoff
Study of Hydrogen Diffusion and Deflagration in a Closed System-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings Y. Ishimoto, E. Merilo, M. Groethe, S. Chiba, H. Iwabuchi, K. Sakata
Public Perception on Hydrogen Infrastructure in Japan 2015 Conference Proceedings K. Itaoka, A. Saito, K. Sasaki
Numerical Analysis of Detonation Propensity of Hydrogen-Air Mixtures with Addition of Methane, Ethane or Propane 2015 Conference Proceedings A. Jach, A. Teodorczyk
Fuel Cell Technologies Office: Safety, Codes and Standards Overview and Status 2015 Audiovisual W. James
U.S. Department of Energy - Fuel Cell Technologies Office Overview 2015 Audiovisual W. James
Fuel Cell Technologies Office - Safety, Codes, and Standards Overview and Status 2015 Audiovisual W. James
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On the Use of Spray Systems - An Example of R&D Work in Hydrogen Safety for Nuclear Applications-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings C. Joseph-Auguste, H. Cheikhravat, N. Djeba?li-Chaumeix, E. Deri
An Experimental Study on Mechanism of Self Ignition of High-Pressure Hydrogen 2015 Conference Proceedings W. Kaneko, K. Hayashi, K. Ishii
Methodology of CFD analysis for evaluating H2 explosion accidents in an open space 2015 Journal Article L. Bol'shov
The Foul Smelling from Sewer Pipe near Large Apartment Complexes and its Countermeasures I. Characteristics of the Foul-Smelling Sewer Pipe in Residential Areas 2007 Journal Article A. Prabhakar, N. Agrawal, V. Raghavan, S. Das
Outward Propagation Velocity and Acceleration Charateristics in Hydrogen-Air Deflagration 2015 Conference Proceedings L. Zhu, R. Crouch
Modelling and Simulation of High-Pressure Hydrogen Jets Using H2FC European Cyber-Laboratory 2015 Conference Proceedings J.J. Keenan, D.V. Makarov, V.V. Molkov
Hydrogen Behavior - Myth Busting 2007 Audiovisual Jay Keller
HySafe Research Priorities Workshop Findings 2015 Audiovisual J. Keller, L. Hill, K. Kiuru
Effects of Radiation on the Flame Front of Hydrogen-Air Explosions 2015 Conference Proceedings A. Kessler, C. Wassmer, S. Knapp, V. Weiser, K. Sachsenheimer, A. Raab, G. Langer, N. Eisenreich

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