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Simulation of Detonation After an Accidental Hydrogen Release in Enclosed Environments-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings N. Duijm, F. Markert, A. Kessler
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
Experimental measurements of structural displacement during hydrogen vented deflagrations for FE model validation 2017 Conference Proceedings T Pini, Grønsund Hanssen, M. Schiavetti, M. Carcassi
The residual strength of automotive hydrogen cylinders after exposure to flames 2017 Conference Proceedings , G. Giannissi, Alexandros Venetsanos
A safety assessment of hydrogen supply piping system by use of FDS 2017 Conference Proceedings Toshimitsu Tanaka, Masahiro Inoue
Fast Turbulent Deflagration and DDT of Hydrogen-Air Mixtures in Small Obstructed Channel-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings A. Teodorcyzk, P. Drobinak, A. Dabkowski
Fast Turbulent Deflagration and DDT of Hydrogen-Air Mixtures in Small Obstructed Channel 2007 Conference Proceedings A. Teodorczyk, D. P., D. A.
Adapted Tube Cleaning Practices to Reduce Particulate Contamination at Hydrogen Fueling Stations 2017 Conference Proceedings D. Terlip, K. Hartmann, C. Rivkin
Risk Based Safety Distances for Hydrogen Refueling Stations 2017 Conference Proceedings P. Timmers, G. Stam
A new approach to vented deflagration modeling 2017 Conference Proceedings Ilias Tolias, Alexandros Venetsanos
Best practice in numerical simulation and CFD benchmarking. Results from the SUSANA project 2017 Conference Proceedings I.C. Tolias, S.G. Giannissi, A.G. Venetsanos, et al.
Field testing of fuel cells systems as backup power for Italian telecommunication sites 2007 Journal Article A. Torrelli, G. Calzetti, A. Orlando, P. Magnanini, G. Gagliardi
The US military and hydrogen in Missouri 2007 Journal Article S. Tupper
Tokyo Gas’ Efforts Regarding Impact Assessment on Surroundings and Emergency Response Training 2017 Conference Proceedings S. Uchida
PIV-Measurements of Reactant Flow in Hydrogen-Air Explosions 2017 Conference Proceedings K. Vaagsaether, A. Gaathaug, D. Bjerketvedt
Simulation of flame acceleration and DDT in H2H2-air mixture with a flux limiter centered method 2007 Journal Article K. Vaagsaether, V. Knudsen, D. Bjerketvedt
Dynamic Load Analysis of Explosion in Inhomogeneous Hydrogen-air Mixtures 2017 Conference Proceedings K. Vaagsaether, K. Rai, D. Bjerketvedt
Vented hydrogen deflagrations in an ISO container 2017 Conference Proceedings Madhav Vendra, Jennifer Wen
An Inter-Comparison Exercise on the Capabilities of CFD Models to Predict the Short and Long Term Distribution and Mixing of Hydrogen in a Garage-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings A.G. Venetsanos, E. Papanikolaou, M. Delichatsios, J. Garcia, O.R. Hansen, M. Heitsch, A. Huser, W. Jahn, T. Jordan, J.M. Lacome, H.S. Ledin, D. Makarov, P. Middha, E. Studer, A.V. Tchouvelev, A. Teodorczyk, F. Verbecke, M.M. Voort
European Hydrogen Safety Training Programme for First Responders: Hyresponse Outcomes and Perspectives 2017 Conference Proceedings F. Verbecke, S. Bertau, V. Molkov
Pool spreading and vaporization of liquid hydrogen 2007 Journal Article K. Verfondern, B. Dienhart
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Vented explosion of hydrogen / air mixture: an inter comparison benchmark exercise 2017 Conference Proceedings Elena Vyazmina, Simon Jallais, Laurent Krumenacker

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