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Hydrogen Explosions in 20' ISO Container 2015 Conference Proceedings M. Weilenmann, C. Bach, P. Novak, A. Fischer, M. Hill
An Economical Hydrogen Detector for Passenger Vehicles 1997 Journal Article Denis Veynante, Luc Vervisch
Real-World Hydrogen Technology Validation 2011 Conference Proceedings S. Kikukawa, H. Mitsuhashi, T. Yoshida
Hydrogen Cools Well, but Safety is Crucial In its pure state, hydrogen is fine, but a mixture of air and hydrogen can be explosive. Then, why hydrogen? 2009 Journal Article Denis Veynante, Luc Vervisch
European Union Policies and Initiatives Towards Transitioning to a Hydrogen Society 2015 Audiovisual J. Viola, I.B. Turksen, R.D. Venter
Hydrogen dispersion in a closed environment 2017 Conference Proceedings J. Zhang, J. Hereid, M. Hagen, D. Bakirtzis, M.A. Delichatsios, A.G. Venetsanos
Prevention of hydrogen accumulation inside the vacuum vessel pressure suppression system of the ITER facility by means of passive auto-catalytic recombiners 2017 Conference Proceedings J.C.F. Wang, E.C.E. Ronnebro
A comparative CFD assessment study of cryogenic hydrogen and liquid natural gas dispersion 2017 Conference Proceedings W.M.D. Van Vorst
Survey of Potential Safety Issues With Hydrogen-powered Vehicles 2006 Journal Article P.L. Spath, D. Benson
Fire Safety of Hydrogen-Fueled Vehicles - System-Level Bonfire Test-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings W. Chernicoff, L. Engblom, W. Hourf, R. Schefer, C. San Marchi
H(2)O(2) and the law 2010 Journal Article M. Elhsnawi, A. Teodorcyzk
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Safe and Low Cost Hydrogen Storage for Fuel Cell Mining Vehicles 2000 Journal Article Z.Q. Mao, Z.X. Liu, C. Wang, N.F. Wan
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A Study on the Safety for Fuel Cell Processor Based upon Hazard Assessment of Hydrogen Gas Release 2009 Journal Article R. Hill, A.S.M. International
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Simulation of Detonation After an Accidental Hydrogen Release in Enclosed Environments-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings K. Verfondern, X. Yan, T. Nishishara, H.J. Allelein
Safety Evaluation on Fuel Cell Stacks Fire and Toxicity Evaluation of Materials Combustiongas for Fcv 2007 Journal Article P. Benard, A. Hourri, B. Angers, A. Tchouvelev, V. Agranat
Fire Safety Evaluation of a Vehicle Equipped With Hydrogen Fuel Cylinders: Comparison With Gasoline and Cng Vehicles 2006 Journal Article W.M.D. Van Vorst
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