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Safety aspects of future infrastructure scenarios with hydrogen refuelling stations 2007 Journal Article F. Markert, S. Nielsen, J. Paulsen, V. Andersen
An intercomparison exercise on the capabilities of CFD models to predict distribution and mixing of H-2 in a closed vessel 2007 Journal Article E. Gallego, E. Migoya, J. Martin-Valdepenas, A. Crespo, J. Garcia, A. Venetsanos, E. Papanikolaou, S. Kumar, E. Studer, Y. Dagba, T. Jordan, W. Jahn, S. Hoiset, D. Makarov, J. Piechna
Fuel cells and odorants for hydrogen 2007 Journal Article J. Kopasz
An application of 3D gasdynamic modeling for the prediction of overpressures in vented enclosures 2007 Journal Article J. Karnesky, P. Chatterjee, F. Tamanini, S. Dorofeev
An intercomparison exercise on the capabilities of CFD models to predict distribution and mixing of H2H2 in a closed vessel 2007 Journal Article E. Gallego, E. Migoya, J. Martinvaldepenas, A. Crespo, J. Garcia, A. Venetsanos, E. Papanikolaou, S. Kumar, E. Studer, Y. Dagba
Cross sensitivity and stability of FET - Based hydrogen sensors 2007 Journal Article T. Galonska, C. Senft, W. Widanarto, O. Senftleben, I. Eisele, H.P. Frerichs, C. Wilbertz
Experimental Study of Hydrogen-Air Deflagrations in Flat Layer-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings A. Friedrich, J. Grune, N. Kotchourko, A. Kotchourko, K. Sempert, G. Stern, M. Kuznetsov
Hydrogen Combustion Experiments in a Vertical Semi-confined Channel 2017 Conference Proceedings A. Friedrich, G. Joachim, K. Sempert
Development of Safety Criteria for Potentially Flammable Discharges From Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles 2007 Journal Article R. Corfu, J. DeVaal, G.W. Scheffler
Numerical Modelling of Flame Acceleration and Transition to Detonation in Hydrogen/Air Mixtures with Concentration Gradient 2017 Conference Proceedings R. Azadboni, A. Heidari, J. Wen
Experimental Determination of Minimum Ignition Current (mic) for Hydrogen /Methane Mixtures for the Determination of the Explosion Group Corresponding to IEC 60079-20-1 2017 Conference Proceedings A. Janes, J. Lesage, B. Weinberger
Highly resolved large eddy simulations of a laminar-turbulent transitional air-helium buoyant jet in a two vented enclosure: validation against particle image velocimetry experiments 2017 Conference Proceedings Elie Saikali, Gilles Bernard-Michel, Anne Sergent, et al.
Analysis of transient supersonic hydrogen release, dispersion and combustion 2017 Conference Proceedings Wolfgang Breitung, Gerold Halmer, Mike Kuznetsov, et al.
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Influence of initial pressure in hydrogen/air flame acceleration during severe accident in Nuclear Power Plant 2017 Conference Proceedings Roberta Scarpa, Etienne et.al.
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Situated European expectations for hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles: a five country study 2017 Audiovisual Paul Upham
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Processes of the Formation of Large Unconfined Clouds Following Massive Spillage of Liquid Hydrogen on the Ground 2007 Conference Proceedings C. Proust, J.M. Lacome, D. Jamois, L. Perrette

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