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Risk assessment for liquid hydrogen fueling stations 2009 Journal Article S. Kikukawa, H. Mitsuhashi, A. Miyake
Ensuring the long-term functionality of passive auto-catalytic recombiners under operational containment atmosphere conditions-An interdisciplinary investigation 2009 Journal Article S. Kelm, L. Schoppe, J. Dornseiffer, D. Hofmann, E. Reinecke, F. Leistner, S. Juhe
Surface effects on flammable extent of hydrogen and methane jets 2009 Journal Article A. Hourri, B. Angers, P. Benard
Design of hydrogen vent line for the cryogenic hydrogen system in J-PARC 2009 Journal Article H. Tatsumoto, T. Aso, T. Kato, K. Ohtsu, S. Hasegawa, F. Maekawa, M. Futakawa
Prediction of hydrogen safety parameters using intelligent techniques 2009 Journal Article T. Ho, V. Karri, O. Madsen
Hydrogen Refueling Stations - Safe Filling Procedures-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings J.Y. Faudou, J.Y. Lehman, S. Pregassame
Mixed Material Structures and the Separation of Functions in Vehicle Construction 2009 Journal Article J. Staeves
An International Overview of Nuclear Hydrogen Production Programs 2009 Journal Article G. Marcus
Regulatory Issues on the Safety Distance between a Vhtr and a H-2 Production Facility and an Overpressure Prediction Using Correlations and a Cfd Analysis for the Jaea Explosion Test in an Open Space 2009 Journal Article H. Kang, S. Kim, M. Kim, W. Lee, H. No
Modelling lifted hydrogen jet fires using the boundary layer equations 2009 Journal Article O. Onokpe, P. Cumber
Promotion or inhibition of hydrogen-air ignition by iron-containing compounds 2009 Journal Article G. Linteris, V. Babushok
Using computational fluid dynamics as a tool for hydrogen safety studies 2009 Journal Article P. Middha, O. Hansen
Numerical analysis of release, dispersion and combustion of liquid hydrogen in a mock-up hydrogen refuelling station 2009 Journal Article D. Baraldi, A. Venetsanos, E. Papanikolaou, M. Heitsch, V. Dallas
LES of high pressure hydrogen jet fire 2009 Journal Article S. Brennan, D. Makarov, V. Molkov
Viable storage of hydrogen in materials with off-board recharging using high-temperature electrolysis 2009 Journal Article O. Lovvik
An inter-comparison exercise on CFD model capabilities to predict a hydrogen explosion in a simulated vehicle refuelling environment 2009 Journal Article D. Makarov, F. Verbecke, V. Molkov, O. Roe, M. Skotenne, A. Kotchourko, A. Lelyakin, J. Yanez, O. Hansen, P. Middha, S. Ledin, D. Baraldi, M. Heitsch, A. Efimenko, A. Gavrikov
HySociety in support of European hydrogen projects and EC policy 2005 Journal Article T. Fernandes, F. Chen, M. Dagracacarvalho
Detailed simulations of the transient hydrogen mixing, leakage and flammability in air in simple geometries 2009 Journal Article S. Vudumu, U. Koylu
Robust hydrogen detection system with a thermoelectric hydrogen sensor for hydrogen station application 2009 Journal Article M. Nishibori, W. Shin, N. Izu, T. Itoh, I. Matsubara, S. Yasuda, S. Ohtani
Thermal modification of the rigidity of micro-structures by the phase transition of a fusible alloy 2009 Journal Article A. Debray, M. Shibata, H. Fujita
Fiber-Optic Liquid-Interface Sensor for Liquid Hydrogen 2009 Journal Article S. Khotiaintsev, V. Svyryd, H. del Puerto
Optical sensor for online-monitoring of oxygen traces in hydrogen electrolysis 2009 Journal Article B. Scherer, J. Woellenstein
Key Performance Indicators for inherent Safety: Application to the Hydrogen Supply Chain 2009 Journal Article A. Tugnoli, G. Landucci, V. Cozzani
Hydrogen diffusion in Fe-Ni alloys around room temperature 2009 Journal Article T. Otsuka, S. Sasabe, T. Tanabe
Hydrogen energy demonstration plant in Patagonia: Description and safety issues 2009 Journal Article J. Aprea

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