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Apparatus for the production of hydrogen from sodium borohydride in alkaline solution 2008 Journal Article A. Pozio, M. De Francesco, G. Monteleone, R. Oronzio, S. Galli, C. D'Angelo, M. Marrucci
Significance of electrode-spacing in hydrogen detection for tin oxide-based MEMS sensor 2008 Journal Article S. Shukla, P. Zhang, H. Cho, L. Ludwig, S. Seal
Remaining uncertainties in the kinetic mechanism of hydrogen combustion 2008 Journal Article A. Konnov
The TONUS CFD code for hydrogen risk analysis: Physical models, numerical schemes and validation matrix 2008 Journal Article S. Kudriakov, F. Dabbene, E. Studer, A. Beccantini, J. Magnaud, H. Paillere, A. Bentaib, A. Bleyer, J. Malet, E. Porcheron, C. Caroli
DET3D - A CFD tool for simulating hydrogen combustion in nuclear reactor safety 2008 Journal Article R. Redlinger
A general survey of the potential and the main issues associated with the sulfur-iodine thermochemical cycle for hydrogen production using nuclear heat 2008 Journal Article X. Vitart, P. Carles, P. Anzieu
Consequence analysis and safety verification of hydrogen fueling stations using CFD simulation 2008 Journal Article S. Kikukawa
Special issue on hydrogen safety 2008 Journal Article V. Molkov
Detailed and reduced chemistry for hydrogen autoignition 2008 Journal Article F. Williams
Comments on explosion problems for hydrogen safety 2008 Journal Article H. Ng, J. Lee
Scale effects on hydrogen-air fast deflagrations and detonations in small obstructed channels 2008 Journal Article A. Teodorczyk
Numerical simulation of hydrogen-air detonation for damage assessment in realistic accident scenarios 2008 Journal Article L. Bedard-Tremblay, L. Fang, L. Bauwens, Z. Cheng, A. Tchouvelev
CFD modelling of hydrogen release, dispersion and combustion for automotive scenarios 2008 Journal Article A. Venetsanos, D. Baraldi, P. Adams, P. Heggem, H. Wilkening
Mechanisms of high-pressure hydrogen gas self-ignition in tubes 2008 Journal Article V. Golub, D. Baklanov, S. Golovastov, M. Ivanov, I. Laskin, A. Saveliev, N. Semin, V. Volodin
Numerical study on the spontaneous ignition of pressurized hydrogen release through a tube into air 2008 Journal Article B. Xu, El Hima, J. Wen, S. Dembele, V. H. Y. Tam, T. Donchev
Metal hydride fires and fire suppression agents 2008 Journal Article R. Zalosh
On the implementation of an international curriculum on hydrogen safety engineering into higher education 2008 Journal Article A. Dahoe, V. Molkov
Adsorption capacity of hydrogen isotopes on mordenite 2008 Journal Article Y. Kawamura, Y. Onishi, K. Okuno, T. Yamanishi
Investigating attitudes to hydrogen refuelling facilities and the social cost to local residents 2008 Journal Article T. O'Garra, S. Mourato, P. Pearson
Turbulent premixed combustion: Flamelet structure and its effect on turbulent burning velocities 2008 Journal Article J. Driscoll
Artificial neural networks and neuro-fuzzy inference systems as virtual sensors for hydrogen safety prediction 2008 Journal Article V. Karri, T. Ho, O. Madsen
Flame acceleration and transition to detonation in ducts 2008 Journal Article G. Ciccarelli, S. Dorofeev
Assessment of the impact of jet flame hazard from hydrogen cars in road tunnels 2008 Journal Article Y. Wu
The background levels of atmospheric tritium concentration in the environment at NIFS Toki site of Japan 2008 Journal Article T. Uda, M. Tanaka, T. Sugiyama, T. Yamaguchi, N. Momoshima
Experimental stand for studies of hydrogen isotopes permeation 2008 Journal Article S. Brad, I. Stefanescu, L. Stefan, A. Lazar, M. Vijulie, N. Sofilca, A. Bornea, F. Vasut, M. Zamfirache, N. Bidica, C. Postolache, L. Matei

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