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Ignition propensity of hydrogen/air mixtures impinging on a platinum stagnation surface 2010 Journal Article K. Brady, C. Sung, J. T'ien
Ignition during hydrogen release from high pressure into the atmosphere 2010 Journal Article P. Oleszczak, P. Wolanski
Long-term Durability of Pd/a-WO3 and Pd-Pt/a-WO3 Thin Films for Hydrogen Sensors 2010 Journal Article J. Jin, H. Cheong
Innovative Technologies in Optical Fiber Hydrogen Sensor Detection Systems for Space Applications 2010 Journal Article A. Kazemi
Experimental investigation on the self-ignition of pressurized hydrogen released by the failure of a rupture disk through tubes 2011 Journal Article H. Lee, Y. Kim, S. Kim, I. Jeung
Hydrogen Combustion Experiments in a Vertical Semi-confined Channel 2017 Conference Proceedings A. Friedrich, G. Joachim, K. Sempert
The structure of lean hydrogen-air flame balls 2011 Journal Article E. Fernandez-Tarrazo, A. Sanchez, A. Linan, F. Williams
Sensor Modeling, Low-Complexity Fusion Algorithms, and Mixed-Signal IC Prototyping for Gas Measures in Low-Emission Vehicles 2011 Journal Article S. Saponara, E. Petri, L. Fanucci, P. Terreni
Safety challenges in view of the upcoming hydrogen economy: An overview 2010 Journal Article H. Pasman, W. Rogers
Detection efficiency of plastic scintillator for gaseous tritium sampling and measurement system 2010 Journal Article T. Uda, T. Kawano, M. Tanaka, S. Tomatsuri, T. Ito, K. Tatenuma
Hydrogen Outgassing, Electrical Consumption and the Myriad Code Requirements Much Venting Over The Need For Ventilation 2010 Journal Article D. McMenamin, R. Steward
Description of a system based on the DFB laser for natural gas leakage in the long optical-path of the tunnel 2010 Journal Article X. Shu, Y. Zhang, W. Liu, S. Zhang, Y. Cui, R. Kan, H. Gen
Numerical simulations of hydrogen and hydrogen chloride releases in a nuclear hydrogen production facility 2011 Journal Article A. Sully, M. Heitsch, D. Baraldi, H. Wilkening
Nanostructured Materials for Hydrogen Storage 2010 Journal Article S. Sepehri, Y Liu, G. Cao
Vented confined explosions involving methane/hydrogen mixtures 2011 Journal Article B. Lowesmith, C. Mumby, G. Hankinson, J. Puttock
Statistical analysis of electrostatic spark ignition of lean H-2/O-2/Ar mixtures 2011 Journal Article S. Bane, J. Shepherd, E. Kwon, A. Day
Gas generation behavior of transuranic waste under disposal conditions 1999 Journal Article R. Fujisawa, T. Kurashige, Y. Inagaki, M. Senoo
Shock-induced ignition with single step Arrhenius kinetics 2011 Journal Article J. Melguizo-Gavilanes, N. Rezaeyan, M. Tian, L. Bauwens
Risk modelling of a hydrogen refuelling station using Bayesian network 2011 Journal Article G. Haugom, P. Friis-Hansen
Ignitability limits for combustion of unintended hydrogen releases: Experimental and theoretical results 2011 Journal Article R. Schefer, G. Evans, J. Zhang, A. Ruggles, R. Greif
Hydrogen release and atmospheric dispersion: Experimental studies and comparison with parametric simulations 2011 Journal Article F. Ganci, A. Carpignano, N. Mattei, M. Carcassi
Hydrogen release from a high pressure gaseous hydrogen reservoir in case of a small leak 2011 Journal Article J. Xiao, J. Travis, W. Breitung
Numerical investigation of the flammable extent of semi-confined hydrogen and methane jets 2011 Journal Article A. Hourri, B. Angers, P. Benard, A. Tchouvelev, V. Agranat
Modelling and numerical simulation of permeated hydrogen dispersion in a garage with adiabatic walls and still air 2011 Journal Article J. Saffers, D. Makarov, V. Molkov
Physics of spontaneous ignition of high-pressure hydrogen release and transition to jet fire 2011 Journal Article M. Bragin, V. Molkov

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