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TPR-XAFS study for hydrogen recombination reaction of platinum metal nanoparticle catalysts 2017 Conference Proceedings B. Kinzey
Large eddy simulations of asymmetric turbulent hydrogen jets issuing from realistic pipe geometries 2017 Conference Proceedings Brian Maxwell, Majid nia, Peter Oshkai
Large eddy simulations of asymmetric turbulent hydrogen jets issuing from realistic pipe geometries 2017 Conference Proceedings B.M. Maxwell, Soleimani nia, N. Djilali
Effect of Rotation on Ignition Thresholds of Stoichiometric Hydrogen Mixtures 2017 Conference Proceedings V. Mamet, V. Yurmanov, V. Zabolotnykh
Effects of the injector direction on the temperature distribution during filling of hydrogen tanks 2017 Conference Proceedings Daniele Melideo, Daniele Baraldi, Nerea Echevarria
Polymer behaviour in high pressure hydrogen, helium and argon environments as applicable to the Hydrogen infrastructure 2017 Conference Proceedings Nalini Menon, A.M. Kruizenga, A. Nissen, B.E. Mills, et al.
Ignition of Hydrogen-Air Mixtures Under Volumetric Expansion Conditions 2017 Conference Proceedings D. Lilly
MEASUREMENT OF HYDROGEN MIXING PROCESS BY HIGH RESPONSE HYDROGEN SENSOR 2017 Conference Proceedings G. Imbert, J. Colton, W. Long, Y. Grossman, H. Moore
Modeling of hydrogen pressurization and extraction in cryogenic pressure vessels due to vacuum insulation failure 2017 Conference Proceedings Julio Moreno-Blanco, Francisco Elizalde-Blancas, Armando Gallegos-Munoz, et al.
Security Risk Analysis of a Hydrogen Fueling Station with an On-site Hydrogen Production System Involving Methylcyclohexane 2017 Conference Proceedings J. Nakayamaab, N. Kasaib, T. Shibutanib, A. Miyake
Modelling liquid hydrogen release and spread on water 2017 Conference Proceedings Farhad Nazarpour, Siaka Dembele, Jernnifer Wen
Measurements of Flow Velocity and Scalar Concentration in Turbulent Multi-Component Jets 2017 Conference Proceedings Soleimani nia, B. Maxwell, P. Oshkai
Measurements of flow velocity and scalar concentration in turbulent multi-component jets 2017 Conference Proceedings Soleimani nia, B.M. Maxwell, P. Oshkani, N. Djinali
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 D. North
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 F. DiMeo, I.S. Chen, P. Chen, J. Neuner, M. Stawasz, J. Welch, A. Rohrl
Hydrogen storage. Recent improvements and industrial perspectives 2017 Conference Proceedings
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 C. Rivkin, R. Burgess, W. Buttner
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

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