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Hydrogen Systems Component Safety 2013 Conference Proceedings S. Tieszen
Updated Jet Flame Radiation Modeling with Corrections for Buoyancy and Wind 2013 Conference Proceedings Z. Hao, L. An, H. Wang, G. Lu
CFD Modeling and Consequence Analysis of an Accidental Hydrogen Release in a Large Scale Facility 2013 Conference Proceedings C.R. Bauwens, S.B. Dorofeev
Experimental Study of Vented Hydrogen Deflagration with Ignition Inside and Outside the Vented Volume 2013 Conference Proceedings M. Schiavetti, A. Marangon, M. Carcassi
CFD Simulations of the Effect of Ventilation on Hydrogen Release Behavior and Combustion in an Underground Mining Environment 2013 Conference Proceedings A. Scotti, U. Piomelli
Deploying Fuel Cell Systems - What Have We Learned 2013 Conference Proceedings N.F. Barilo, S.C. Weiner
Simulation of Hydrogen Dispersion Under Cryogenic Release Conditions 2013 Conference Proceedings W. James
Evaluation of the ADREA-HF CFD Code Against a Hydrogen Deflagration in a Tunnel 2013 Conference Proceedings I.C. Tolias, A.G. Venetsanos, N. Markatos
Development of Standards for Evaluating Materials Compatibility with High-Pressure Gaseous Hydrogen 2013 Conference Proceedings L. Zhou, Y. Zhou
Hydrogen Compatibility of Austenitic Stainless Steel Tubing and Orbital Tube Welds 2013 Conference Proceedings L.A. Hughes, B.P. Somerday, D.K. Balch, C. San Marchi
Feasibility of Hydrogen Detection by the Use of Uncoated Silicon Microcantilever-Based Sensors 2013 Conference Proceedings M.T. Boudjiet, V. Cuisset, C. Pellet, J. Bertrand, I. Dufour
Trends in Gas Sensor Development for Hydrogen Safety 2013 Conference Proceedings T. Hubert, L. Boon-Brett, V. Palmisano, G. Frigo, A. Hellstrand, O. Kiesewetter, M. May
Time Response of Hydrogen Sensors 2013 Conference Proceedings U. Hauptmanns
CFD Based Simulation of Hydrogen Release Through Elliptical Orifices 2013 Conference Proceedings A. Aiello, G. Benamati, C. Fazio, A. Nea, N.E.A. Aen
Safety Issues of the Liquefaction, Storage and Transportation of Liquid Hydrogen 2013 Conference Proceedings B.J. Lowesmith, G. Hankinson, S. Chynoweth
Hydrogen Storage - Recent Improvements and Industrial Prospectives 2013 Conference Proceedings H. Barthelemy
Combustion Modeling in Large Scale Volumes 2013 Conference Proceedings A. Velikorodny, E. Studer, S. Kudriakov, A. Beccantini
Evaluation of Selectivity and Resistance to Poisons of Commercial Hydrogen Sensors 2013 Conference Proceedings V. Palmisano, L. Boon-Brett, C. Bonato, F. Harskamp, W.J. Buttner, M.B. Post, R. Burgess, C. Rivkin
Vented Hydrogen-Air Deflagration in a Small Enclosed Volume 2013 Conference Proceedings B. De Colvenaer
An Assessment on the Quantification of Hydrogen Releases Through Oxygen Displacement Using Oxygen Sensors 2013 Conference Proceedings E. Saikali, G. Bernard-Michel, A. Sergent, C. Tenaud, R. Salem
Experimental Investigation of Nozzle Aspect Ratio Effects on Under Expanded Hydrogen Jet Release Characteristics 2013 Conference Proceedings O.K. Sommersel, K. Vaagsather, D. Bjerketvedt
Safety Concept of a Self-Sustaining PEM Hydrogen Electrolyzer System 2013 Conference Proceedings G. Hotellier, I. Becker
Status, Gaps and Recommendations Regading Standardisation and the Use of Hydrogen in Sustainable Buildings 2013 Conference Proceedings G.P. Haugom, A.L. Otterdal, F. Hansen, S.Y. Rotty
Modelling and Effect of Rayleigh-Taylor Instability on Coherent Deflagrations 2013 Conference Proceedings A.C. LaFleur, A.B. Muna, K.M. Groth
Ignited Releases of Liquid Hydrogen - Safety Considerations of Thermal and Over Pressure Effects 2013 Conference Proceedings J.E. Hall, P. Hooker, D. Willoughby

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