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Fire Safety Evaluation of a Vehicle Equipped With Hydrogen Fuel Cylinders: Comparison With Gasoline and Cng Vehicles 2006 Journal Article J. Suzuki, Y. Tamura, S. Watanabe, M. Takabayashi, K. Sato
Fire Safety of Hydrogen-Fueled Vehicles - System-Level Bonfire Test 2005 Conference Paper R.R. Stephenson
Fire Safety of Hydrogen-fueled Vehicles: System-level Bonfire Test 2005 Conference Paper R.R. Stephenson
Fire tests carried out in FCH JU FIRECOMP project, recommendations and application to safety of gas storage systems 2017 Conference Paper Pierre Blanc-Vannet, Simon Jallais, Béatrice Fuster
Fire tests carried out in FCH JU Firecomp project, recommendations and application to safety of gas storage systems 2019 Journal Article P. Blanc-Vannet, S. Jallais, B. Fuster, F. Fouillen, D. Halm, T. van Eekelen, S. Welch, P. Breuer, S. Hawksworth
First Responder Training Supporting Commercialization of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies 2015 Conference Paper N.F. Barilo, J.J. Hamilton, S.C. Weiner
First responder training: Supporting commercialization of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies 2017 Journal Article N. Barilo, J. Hamilton, S. Weiner
First-order conditional moment closure modeling of turbulent, nonpremixed hydrogen flames 2003 Journal Article A. Fairweather, R. Woolley
Flame Acceleration and Transition From Deflagration to Detonation in Hydrogen Explosions 2011 Conference Paper A. Heidari, J.X. Wen
Flame acceleration and transition to detonation in ducts 2008 Journal Article G. Ciccarelli, S. Dorofeev
Flame acceleration due to flame-induced instabilities in large-scale explosions 2001 Journal Article D. Bradley, T. Cresswell, J. Puttock
Flame Acceleration in Hydrogen/Air Mixtures with Concentration Gradients 2014 Journal Article L. Boeck, J. Hasslberger, T. Sattelmayer
Flame balls with thermally sensitive intermediate kinetics 2003 Journal Article J. Dold, R. Weber, R. Thatcher, A. Shah
Flame Characteristics of High-pressure Hydrogen Gas Jet 2005 Conference Paper T. Mogi, H. Nishida, S. Horiguchi
Flame characteristics of under-expanded, cryogenic hydrogen jet fire 2022 Journal Article X. Yu, Y. Wu, Y. Zhao, C. Wang
Flame Curvature As a Determinant of Preferential Diffusion Effects in Premixed Turbulent Combustion 1997 Journal Article V.P. Karpov, A.N. Lipatnikov, V.L. Zimont
The flame mitigation effect of N and CO on the hydrogen jet fire 2022 Journal Article Y. Wu, X. Yu, Z. Wang, H. Jin, Y. Zhao, C. Wang, Z. Shen, Y. Liu, W. Wang
The flame mitigation effect of vertical barrier wall in hydrogen refueling stations 2022 Journal Article X. Yu, W. Yan, Y. Liu, P. Zhou, B. Li, C. Wang
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Flame spread over n‐butanol fuel at sub‐flashpoint temperature with steps in the gas phase 2021 Journal Article Manhou Li, Peiyuan Hu, Changjian Wang, Zhaotao Liu
Flame wall interaction:: effect of stretch 2003 Journal Article F. Foucher, S. Burnel, C. Mounaim-Rousselle, M. Boukhalfa, B. Renou, M. Trinite
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Flammability conditions for ultra-lean hydrogen premixed combustion based on flame-ball analyses 2012 Journal Article Eduardo Fernández-Tarrazo, Antonio SÁNchez, Amable Liñán, Forman Williams
Flammability Limits and Laminar Flame Speed of Hydrogen-Air Mixtures at Sub-Atmospheric Pressures 2011 Conference Paper M. Kuznetsov, S. Kobelt, J. Grune, T. Jordan

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