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CFD Simulations Of Hydrogen Release And Dispersion Inside The Storage Room Of A Hydrogen Refueling Station Using The ADREA-HF Code 2007 Conference Proceedings F. Fouillen, B. Valencia, J. Daubech, B. L'Hostis, Y. Flauw
High Pressure Hydrogen Jets In The Presence Of A Surface 2007 Conference Proceedings P. Benard, A. Tchouvelev, A. Hourri, Z. Chen, B. Angers
Experimental Study of Jet-Formed Hydrogen-Air Mixtures and Pressure Loads From Their Deflagrations in Low Confined Surroundings-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings Y. Tamura, K. Sato
Experimental Study Of Jet-formed Hydrogen-air Mixtures And Pressure Loads From Their Deflagrations In Low Confined Surroundings 2007 Conference Proceedings A. Friedrich, J. Grune, N. Kotchourko, A. Kotchourko, K. Sempert, G. Stern, M. Kuznetsov
Initial Assessment of the Impact of Jet Flame Hazard From Hydrogen Cars in Road Tunnels and the Implication on Hydrogen Car Design-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings N. Nomura
Initial Assessment Of The Impact Of Jet Flame Hazard From Hydrogen Cars In Road Tunnels And The Implication On Hydrogen Car Design 2007 Conference Proceedings Y. Wu
Complex Hydrides As Solid Storage Materials: First Safety Tests 2007 Conference Proceedings A. Janes, J. Lesage, B. Weinberger
Experimental And Numerical Investigation Of Hydrogen Gas Auto-ignition 2007 Conference Proceedings L. Yabing, L. Xianghui, C. Peng, X. Deyang
Incident Reporting: Learning From Experience 2007 Conference Proceedings L. Gong, S. Yang, Y. Han, K Jin, L. Lu, Y. Gao, Y. Zhang
Computational Modeling of Pressure Effects From Hydrogen Explosions 2007 Conference Proceedings J. Wen, M. Marono, P. Moretto, E. Reinecke, P. Sathiah, E. Studer, E. Vyazmina, D. Melideo
Hydrogen Flames In Tubes: Critical Run-up Distances 2007 Conference Proceedings S.B. Dorofeev
Deflagration Safety Study of Mixtures of Hydrogen and Natural Gas in a Semi-Open Space 2007 Conference Proceedings Yuri Nagase, Yuka Taira, Yuta Sugiyama, et al.
CFD Simulation Study To Investigate The Risk From Hydrogen Vehicles In Tunnels 2007 Conference Proceedings O.R. Hansen, P. Middha
Simulation Of Detonation After An Accidental Hydrogen Release In Enclosed Environments 2007 Conference Proceedings L. Bedard-Tremblay, L. Fang, L. Bauwens, P.H.E. Finstad, Z. Cheng, A.V. Tchouvelev
Vapour Cloud Explosions From The Ignition Of Methane/hydrogen/air Mixtures In A Congested Region 2007 Conference Proceedings M. West, A. Al-Douri, K. Hartmann, W. Buttner, K. Groth
Heat Radiation Of Burning Hydrogen/air Mixtures Impurified By Organic Vapour And Particles 2007 Conference Proceedings V. Weiser, E. Roth, W. Eckl, A. Kessler, L. G
Experimental Study of Hydrogen-air Deflagrations In Flat Layer 2007 Conference Proceedings T. Ikeda, T. Abe
Assessment And Evaluation of 3rd Party Risk For Planned Hydrogen Demonstration Facility 2007 Conference Proceedings G.P. Haugom, K.O. Holmefjord, L.O. Skogseth
Hydrogen Releases Ignited in a Simulated Vehicle Refuelling Environment 2007 Conference Proceedings L.C. Shirvill, M. Royle, T.A. Roberts
Atemperature Controlled Mechanical Test Facility To Ensure Safe Materials Performance in Hydrogen At 1000 Bar 2007 Conference Proceedings R.I. Hammond, R.J. Pargeter
Compatibility Of Metallic Materials With Hydrogen Review Of The Present Knowledge 2007 Conference Proceedings H. Barthelemy
Compatibility Of Materials With Hydrogen Particular Case: Hydrogen Assisted Stress Cracking Of Titanium Alloys 2007 Conference Proceedings A. Shen, D. Miller
Guidelines For Fire Corps Standard Operating Procedures In The Event Of Hydrogen Releases 2007 Conference Proceedings Mohammad Dadashzadeh, Sergii Kashkarov, Dimitry Makarov, et al.
The Hydrogen Executive Leadership Panel (HELP) Initiative for Emergency Responder Training-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings W.P. Chernicoff, R. McCullough, F. Postel
Hydrogen Safety, Training And Risk Assessment System 2007 Conference Proceedings J. Young-Do

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