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Advanced CFD and modeling of accidental explosions 2004 Journal Article A.E.P. Brown, E.N. Nunes, C.M. Teruya, L.H. Anacleto, J.C. Fedrigo, M.R.O. Artoni
Hydrogen Economy Forum in Russia SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SAFETY AND ECONOMY OF HYDROGEN TRANSPORT 2003 Journal Article Q. Li, X. Sun, X. Wang, Z. Zhang, S. Lu, C. Wang
Non-Boussinesq Integral Model for Horizontal Turbulent Buoyant Round Jets 2009 Journal Article V. Molkov, M. Dadashzadeh, D. Makarov
Fusion reactor materials and components: Issues related to radioactivity and radiation induced effects 2004 Journal Article C. Webster
Safety-related studies on hydrogen production in high-pressure electrolysers 2004 Journal Article C. Webster
Analytical study on fire and explosion accidents assumed in HTGR hydrogen production system 2004 Journal Article C. Webster
Vented gaseous deflagrations with inertial vent covers: State-of-the-art and progress 2004 Journal Article J.G. Weisend, R. Arnold, P. Bosted, R. Boyce, A. Candia, R. Carr, J. Gao, C.E. Jones, W. Kaminskas, J. Mark, R. McKeown, M. Racine, S. St Lorant, T. Weber
Effects of hydrocarbon substitution on atmospheric hydrogen-air flame propagation 2004 Journal Article P. Blanc-Vannet, P. Papin, M. Weber, P. Renault, J. Pepin, E. Laine, G. Tantchou, S. Castagnet, J. Grandidier
A generalized flame surface density modelling approach for the auto-ignition of a turbulent non-premixed system 2004 Journal Article N. Weyandt
Measurements of Markstein numbers and laminar burning velocities for liquefied petroleum gas-air mixtures 2004 Journal Article A. Sinha, V. Rao, J. Wen
Safety-Barrier Diagrams for Documenting Safety of Hydrogen Applications-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings W.M.D. Van Vorst
A Simple and Reliable Approach for the Direct Injection of Hydrogen in Internal Combustion Engines At Low and Medium Pressures 1995 Journal Article R. Wurster, H. Knorr, W. Pruemm
Cellular structure of explosion flames: Modeling and large-eddy simulation 2004 Journal Article K. Verfondern, B. Dienhart
Studies on innovative hydrogen recombiners as safety devices in the containments of light water reactors 2004 Journal Article Elena Vyazmina, Simon Jallais, Laurent Krumenacker
Decay of three-dimensional turbulence at high Reynolds numbers 2004 Journal Article Denis Veynante, Luc Vervisch
Intermediate radical concentrations in hydrogen-natural gas blended fuel jet flames 2004 Journal Article A. Choudhuri, S. Gollahalli
Fluctuating characteristics of radiative source term in hydrogen turbulent jet diffusion flame 2004 Journal Article J. Viola, R.D. Ventner, T. Bose, P. Benard
Experimental investigation of three-dimensional flame-front structure in premixed turbulent combustion - II. Lean hydrogen/air Bunsen flames 2004 Journal Article Y. Chen, R. Bilger
Hydrogen cooled superferric magnets for accelerators and beam lines 2004 Journal Article J. Viola, R.D. Ventner, T. Bose, P. Benard
Loss prevention in heavy industry: risk assessment of large gasholders 2004 Journal Article C. Webster
Explosion of a road tanker containing liquified natural gas 2004 Journal Article H.Y. Bie, Z.R. Hao
Validation of the Isis-3D computer code for simulating large pool fires under a variety of wind conditions 2004 Journal Article K. Verfondern, R. Moormann, W. Breitung, A. Veser, A. Nea, N.E.A. Aen
Development of a generalized integral jet model 2017 Conference Proceedings A. Vieira, H. Faria, R. de Oliveira, N. Corriea, A.T. Marques
The coupling of turbulence and chemistry in a premixed bluff-body flame as studied by LES 2004 Journal Article C. Webster
Internal combustion engines fueled by natural gas - hydrogen mixtures 2004 Journal Article Elena Vyazmina, Simon Jallais, Laurent Krumenacker

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