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From Research Results to Published Codes and Standards - Establishing Code Requirements for NFPA 55 Bulk Hydrogen Systems Separation Distances 2009 Conference Proceedings M.T. Gresho
Numerical and Experimental Investigation of Buoyant Gas Release 2009 Conference Proceedings B. Chernyavsky, T.C. Wu, P. Oshkai, N. Djilali
HySafe SBEP-V20 - Numerical Predictions of Release Experiments Inside a Residential Garage with Passive Ventilation 2009 Conference Proceedings E.A. Papanikolaou, A.G. Venetsanos, M. Heitsch, D. Baraldi, A. Huser, J. Pujol, D. Makarov, V. Molkov, J. Garcia, N. Markatos
Temperature Change of a Type IV Cylinder During Hydrogen Fueling Process 2009 Conference Proceedings S.H. Lee, Y.G. Kim, S.C. Kim, K.B. Yoon
Review of Methods for Estimating the Overpressure and Impulse Resulting From a Hydrogen Explosion in a Confined-Obstructed Volume 2009 Conference Proceedings L. Melani, I. Sochet, X. Rocourt, S. Jallais
Mechanism of High Pressure Hydrogen Auto-Ignition When Spouting Into Air 2009 Conference Proceedings E. Yamada, N. Kitabayashi, A.K. Hayashi, N. Tsuboi
Hydrogen Effect on Fatigue and Fracture of Pipe Steels 2009 Conference Proceedings J. Capelle, J. Gilgert, G. Pluvinage
Defect Assessment on Pipe Used for Transport of Mixture of Hydrogen and Natural Gas 2009 Conference Proceedings J. Capelle, J. Gilgert, G. Pluvinage
Statistical Analysis of Electrostatic Spark Ignition of Lean H2-O2-Ar Mixtures 2009 Conference Proceedings S.P.M. Bane, J.E. Shepherd, E. Kwon, A.C. Day
Experimental Results and Comparison with Simulated Data of a Low Pressure Hydrogen Jet 2009 Conference Proceedings S. Desilets, S. Cote, G. Nadeau, P. Benard, A. Tchouvelev
Ignition Experiments of Hydrogen Mixtures by Different Methods and Description of the DRDC Test Facilities 2009 Conference Proceedings S. Desilets, S. Cote, G. Nadeau, A. Tchouvelev
Physics of Spontaneous Ignition of High Pressure Hydrogen Release and Transition to Jet Fire 2009 Conference Proceedings M.V. Bragin, V.V. Molkov
The International Energy Agency Hydrogen Implementing Agreement Task on Hydrogen Safety 2009 Audiovisual B. Hoagland
Synthesis of the Conference 2009 Audiovisual J. Ohi, T. Jordan, S. Dorofeev
Hydrogen Jet Ignition Experiments and Modeling 2009 Audiovisual M.A. Delichatsios, M.N. Fardis
Latest Advances in Hydrogen Safety R&D 2009 Audiovisual V.V. Molkov, D.V. Marakov, H. Schneider
ICHS 2009 Audiovisual P. Castello, O. Salyk
Residential Fuel Cell Certification and Insurance in Japan 2009 Audiovisual N. Chaumeix, S. Pichon, C.E. Paillard
Risk Management and Insurance - Breaking Barriers, Paving Pathways 2009 Audiovisual T. Nozu, R. Tanaka, T. Ogawa, K. Hibi, Y. Sakai
Advances in Modeling for Safety Applications 2009 Audiovisual R.R. Stephenson
Visualisation of Jet Fires From Hydrogen Release 2009 Conference Proceedings M. Takahashi, Y. Tamura, J. Suzuki, S. Watanabe
Evaluating a persistent nuisance odor in an office building 2012 Journal Article T. Takeda
Thermal modification of the rigidity of micro-structures by the phase transition of a fusible alloy 2009 Journal Article K. Takeno, K. Okabayashi, T. Ichinose, A. Kouchi, T. Nonaka, K. Hashiguchi, K. Chitose
Study on the Operational Window of a Swirl Stabilized Syngas Burner Under Atmospheric and High Pressure Conditions 2012 Journal Article Y. Tamura, J. Suzuki, S. Watanabe
Non-Boussinesq Integral Model for Horizontal Turbulent Buoyant Round Jets 2009 Journal Article A.V. Tchouvelev, P. Benard, V. Agranat, Z. Cheng

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