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Vented Explosion Overpressures From Combustion of Hydrogen and Hydrocarbon Mixtures 2009 Conference Proceedings C.R. Bauwens, J. Chaffee, S.B. Dorofeev
Experimental Investigation of Hydrogen Jet Fire Mitigation by Barrier Walls 2009 Conference Proceedings R.W. Schefer, E.G. Merilo, M.A. Groethe, W.G. Houf
Catalysts for Hydrogen Removal - Kinetic Paradox and Functioning at High Concentration of Hydrogen 2009 Conference Proceedings V. Shepelin, D. Koshmanov, E. Chepelin
Influence of Temperature on the Fatigue Strength of Compressed Hydrogen Tanks for Vehicles 2009 Conference Proceedings J. Tomioka, K. Kiguchi, Y. Tamura, H. Mitsuishi
Experimental Results on the Dispersion of Buoyant Gas in a Full Scale Garage From a Complex Source 2009 Conference Proceedings B. Cariteau, J. Brinster, E. Studer, I. Tkatschenko, G. Joncquet
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High Pressure PEM Water Electrolysis and Corresponding Saftey Issues 2009 Conference Proceedings V.N. Fateev, S.A. Grigoriev, P. Millet, S.V. Korobtsev, V.I. Porembskiy, F. Aupretre
Risk Modelling of a Hydrogen Refuelling Station Using a Bayesian Network 2009 Conference Proceedings G.P. Haugom, F. Hansen, E. Haland
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Detonability of Binary H2 CH4-Air Mixtures 2009 Conference Proceedings O. Bozier, R. Sorin, F. Virot, R. Zitoun, D. Desbordes
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