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Hydrogen non-premixed combustion in enclosure with one vent and sustained release: Numerical experiments 2013 Conference Proceedings V. Molkov, V. Shentsov, S. Brennan, D. Makarov
On Numerical Simulation of Liquefied and Gaseous Hydrogen Releases at Large Scales-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings V.V. Molkov, D.V. Marakov, E. Prost
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.
Fire Hazards of Small Hydrogen Leaks 2007 Journal Article H.R. Morton, P.B. Sunderland, B.H. Chao, R.L. Axelbaum
Analysis of Buoyancy-Driven Ventilation of Hydrogen From Buildings-Presentation 2007 Audiovisual C.D. Barley, K. Gawlik, J. Ohi, R. Hewett
Liability and the hydrogen economy 2003 Journal Article R. Moy
CFD Simulation on Diffusion of Leaked Hydrogen Caused by Vehicle Accident in Tunnels-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings S. Mukai, J. Suzuki, H. Mitsuishi, K. Oyakawa, S. Watanabe
Molecular Transport Effects of Hydrogen Addition on Turbulent Hydrogen Flame Propagation-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings S. Muppala, J.X. Wen, N.K. Aluri, F. Dinkelacker
Research on shockwave propagation in hydrogen 2008 Book N. White, C. Webster
Evaluation of Hydrogen Pressure Vessels Using Slow Strain Rate Testing and Fracture Mechanics Analysis 1998 Journal Article S.H. Murray, V.H. Desai
Investigation of Combustion Properties for Using Safe Hydrogen 2008 Journal Article A. Yokobori
WEAR MECHANISMS OF PTFE IN HUMIDIFIED HYDROGEN GAS 2012 Book K. Nakashima, C. Morillo, Y. Kurono, Y. Sawae, J. Sugimura
Hazard Identification Study for Risk Assessment of a Hybrid Gasoline-Hydrogen Fueling Station with an Onsite Hydrogen Production System Using Organic Hydride 2015 Conference Proceedings J. Nakayama, J. Sakamoto, N. Kasai, T. Shibutani, A. Miyake
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
Development of Pem Water Electrolysis Type Hydrogen Refueling Station 2002 Journal Article S.M. Aceves, J. Martinez-Frias, F. Espinosa-Loza, R. Schaffer, W. Clapper
Analysis of Cost-effective Off-board Hydrogen Storage and Refueling Stations 2008 Journal Article J.A. Bossert
Modelling liquid hydrogen release and spread on water 2017 Conference Proceedings W. Breitung, B. Kaup, G. Necker, A. Veser
Blast Loading and Blast Effects on Structures - An Overview 2007 Journal Article S.M. Aceves, J. Martinez-Frias, F. Espinoza-Loza
Measurements of Flow Velocity and Scalar Concentration in Turbulent Multi-Component Jets 2017 Conference Proceedings H.R. Morton, P.B. Sunderland, B.H. Chao, R.L. Axelbaum
Measurements of flow velocity and scalar concentration in turbulent multi-component jets 2017 Conference Proceedings Soleimani nia, B.M. Maxwell, P. Oshkani, N. Djinali
Determination of Hazardous Zones for a Generic Hydrogen Station - A Case Study-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings T. Naoyuki
Risk Assessments of Hydrogen Refuelling Station Concepts Based on Onsite Production 2003 Journal Article S. Nilsen, G. P, H. Rikheim
Monitoring H2 bubbles by real time H2 sensor 2017 Conference Proceedings E.O. Nyborg, D.R. Hay, S. Gingras
Hydrogen South Africa (HySA) and SA H2 Safety Programmes 2015 Audiovisual Marcus Conaire, Henry Curran, John Simmie, William Pitz, Charles Westbrook
Numerical Simulation of Hydrogen Explosion Tests with a Barrier Wall for Blast Mitigation-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings J. Ohi, N. Rossmeissl

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