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Evaluation of the one-step hydrogen-oxygen global reaction rate in a non-premixed mixture to predict auto-ignition limits 2012 Journal Article D. Habermann, D. Moard
Packaging and testing of a hydrogen safety sensor prototype 2012 Journal Article P. Sekhar, E. Brosha, R. Mukundan, H. Mekonen, B. Farber, C. Kreller, F. Garzon
Analysis and simulation of a hydrogen based electric system to improve power quality in distributed grids 2012 Journal Article M. Aguirre, H. Couto, M. Valla
Analysis of the reference accidental sequence for safety assessment of LLCB TBM system 2012 Journal Article V. Chaudhari, R. Singh, P. Chaudhuri, B. Yadav, C. Danani, E. Kumar
The role of CFD combustion modeling in hydrogen safety management-II: Validation based on homogeneous hydrogen-air experiments 2012 Journal Article P. Sathiah, S. van Haren, E. Komen, D. Roekaerts
Economic assessment of inherently safe membrane reactor technology options integrated into IGCC power plants 2012 Journal Article R. Koc, N. Kazantzis, W. Nuttall, Y. Ma
Material Properties Simulation Test and Safety Analysis on Hydrogen Reactor 2012 Journal Article Y. Zheng, H. Du
Numerical and Experimental Study of Hydrogen Release from a High-Pressure Vessel 2012 Journal Article S. Han, D. Chang
HIAD - hydrogen incident and accident database 2012 Journal Article Manhou Li, Ranran Li, Changjian Wang
Lessons learned from safety events 2012 Journal Article S. Weiner, L. Fassbender
Numerical study of the near-field of highly underexpanded turbulent gas jets 2012 Journal Article A. Velikorodny, S. Kudriakov
Cell failure mechanisms in PEM water electrolyzers 2012 Journal Article P. Millet, A. Ranjbari, F. de Guglielmo, S. Grigoriev, F. Aupretre
Hydrogen safety training for laboratory researchers and technical personnel 2012 Journal Article S. Aceves, F. Espinosa-Loza, G. Petitpas, T. Ross, V. Switzer
Inter-laboratory assessment of hydrogen safety sensors performance under anaerobic conditions 2012 Journal Article W. Buttner, R. Burgess, C. Rivkin, M. Post, L. Boon-Brett, G. Black, F. Harskamp, P. Moretto
Quantifying the hydrogen embrittlement of pipeline steels for safety considerations 2012 Journal Article L. Briottet, I. Moro, P. Lemoine
Data for the evaluation of hydrogen risks onboard vehicles: Outcomes from the French project drive 2012 Journal Article B.P. Atadzhanyan, M.R. Aliev, M.V. Agaev, C.B. Vezirov
Development of Sensors and Sensing Technology for Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle Applications 2010 Journal Article E. Brosha, P. Sekhar, R. Mukundan, T. Williamson, F. Garzon, L Woo, R. Glass
The quantitative risk assessment of a hydrogen generation unit 2012 Journal Article L. Segal, J. Wallace, J. Keffer
Evaluation of barrier walls for mitigation of unintended releases of hydrogen 2010 Journal Article M. Deluchi
An intercomparison of CFD models to predict lean and non-uniform hydrogen mixture explosions 2010 Journal Article D. Makarov, F. Verbecke, V. Molkov, A. Kotchourko, A. Lelyakin, J. Yanez, D. Baraldi, M. Heitsch, A. Efimenko, A. Gavrikov
The effects of a hydrogen pair in the electronic structure of the FCC iron containing a vacancy 2010 Journal Article S. Simonetti, D. Saravia, G. Brizuela, A. Juan
Use of PSA for design of emergency systems in a sulfur-iodine cycle 2010 Journal Article P. Nelson, A. Mendoza, J. Francois
Controlling Bacteria in Recycled Production Water for Completion and Workover Operations 2010 Journal Article A. Tischler, T. Woodworth, S. Burton, R. Richards
Development and testing of a miniaturized hydrogen safety sensor prototype 2010 Journal Article P. Sekhar, E. Brosha, R. Mukundan, M. Nelson, T. Williamson, F. Garzon
Use of a Heat Pump to Supply Energy to the Iodine-Sulphur Thermochemical Cycle for Hydrogen Production 2010 Journal Article Y. Dumont, P. Aujollet, J. Ferrasse

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