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Monitoring H2 bubbles by real time H2 sensor 2017 Conference Proceedings Takashi Nohmi, Toshio Mogi
Characterising the performance of hydrogen sensitive coatings for nuclear safety applications 2017 Conference Proceedings Roxana O’Hara, James Ingram, Paul Holborn, et al.
Modeling of hydrogen flame dynamics in narrow gap with bendable walls 2017 Conference Proceedings
Non-steady characteristics of dispersion and ignitability for high-pressurized hydrogen jet discharged from a pinhole 2017 Conference Proceedings Kazuki Okabayashi, Kenji Tagashira, Kohei Kawazoe, et al.
Experimental Measurements of Structural Displacement During Hydrogen Vented Deflagrations for FE Model Validation 2017 Conference Proceedings T. Pini, A. Hanssen, M. Schiavetti
Effect of plastic deformation at room temperature on hydrogen diffusion of hot-rolled S30408 2017 Conference Proceedings J. Choi, S. Kang, N. Hur, E.D. Lee, K.B. Lee
Hydrogen storage. Recent improvements and industrial perspectives 2017 Conference Proceedings K.B. Lee, J.W. Lee, G.J. Yong
Regulations, Codes, and Standards (RCS) for Multi-Fuel Motor Vehicle Dispensing Stations 2017 Conference Proceedings C. Rivkin, R. Burgess, W. Buttner
Regulations, Codes, and Standards (RCS) for Large-Scale Hydrogen Systems 2017 Conference Proceedings M. Ashara, N. Tsuboi, A.K. Hayashi, E. Yamada
Numerical modelling of hazards of hydrogen storage 2017 Conference Proceedings Pratap Sathiah, Chris Dixon
Homogeneous hydrogen deflagrations in small scale enclosure. Experimental results. 2017 Conference Proceedings Martino Schiavetti, Tommaso Pini, Marco Carcassi
The role of the flow field generated by venting process on the pressure time history of a vented deflagration 2017 Conference Proceedings Martino Schiavetti, Tommaso Pini, Marco Carcassi
Observation of the hydrogen dispersion by using Raman scattering measurement and increase of measurable distance 2017 Conference Proceedings Yuta Segawa, Masahiro Inoue, Akihiro Nakamoto, et al.
Performance evaluation of empirical models for vented lean hydrogen explosions 2017 Conference Proceedings Anubhav Sinha, Madhav Vendra, Jennifer Wen
Consequence models for vented hydrogen deflagrations: CFD vs. engineering models 2017 Conference Proceedings Trygve Skjold, Helene Hisken, Gordon Atanga
Blind-prediction: estimating the consequences of vented hydrogen deflagrations for homogeneous mixtures in a 20-foot ISO container 2017 Conference Proceedings Trygve Skjold, Helene Hisken, Marco Carcassi, et. al.
Structural Response for Vented Hydrogen Deflagrations: Coupling CFD and FE Tools 2017 Conference Proceedings T. Skjold, H. Hisken, A. Hanssen
Vented hydrogen deflagrations in containers: effect of congestion for homogeneous mixtures 2017 Conference Proceedings Trygve Skjold, Helene Hisken, Sunil Lakshmipathy
Evaluation of the Protection Effectiveness Against Overpressure from Hydrogen-Air Explosion 2017 Conference Proceedings Y. Skob, M. Ugryumov, E. Granovskiy
Evaluation of the Protection Effectiveness Against Overpressure from Hydrogen-Air Explosion 2017 Conference Proceedings Y.A. Skob, M.L. Ugryumov, E.A. Granovskiy
European Hydrogen Safety Training Programme for First Responders: Hyresponse Outcomes and Perspectives 2017 Conference Proceedings Verbecke F., Bertau S., Molkov V., Makarov D., Tretsiakova-McNally S., Aly A., Tagliabue G., Maranne E., .Zanoto A., Dey R.
Identifying performance gaps in hydrogen safety sensor technology for automotive and stationary applications 2010 Journal Article S. Xu, R. Wei, Y. Zhao, C. Wang, C Zhang
Numerical study of hydrogen explosions in a refuelling environment and in a model storage room 2010 Journal Article J. Wen, V. Rao, V. H. Y. Tam
Safety assessment of envisaged systems for automotive hydrogen supply and utilization 2010 Journal Article G. Landucci, A. Tugnoli, V. Cozzani
Harm effect distances evaluation of severe accidents for gaseous hydrogen refueling station 2010 Journal Article Z Li, X. Pan, J. Ma

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