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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 M. Galassi, E. Papanikolaou, D. Baraldi, E. Funnemark, E. Haland, A. Engebo, G. Haugom, T. Jordan, A. Tchouvelev
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 P. Davis, A. Ruiz
Inter-laboratory assessment of hydrogen safety sensors performance under anaerobic conditions 2012 Journal Article A.A. Kazemi, K. Goswami, U. Sampathkumaran
Quantifying the hydrogen embrittlement of pipeline steels for safety considerations 2012 Journal Article L. Briottet, I. Moro, P. Lemoine
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The structure of lean hydrogen-air flame balls 2011 Journal Article E. Fernandez-Tarrazo, A. Sanchez, A. Linan, F. Williams
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Risk modelling of a hydrogen refuelling station using Bayesian network 2011 Journal Article G. Haugom, P. Friis-Hansen
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Structure fires, smoke production, and smoke alarms 2011 Journal Article M. Peck
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Monitoring H2S to meet new exposure standards 2011 Journal Article L. Hadaway

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