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Investigation of small-scale unintended releases of hydrogen: momentum-dominated regime 2008 Journal Article R. Schefer, W. Houf, T. Williams
Investigation of the Allowable Amount of Hydrogen Leakage Upon Collision 2005 Journal Article M. Takahashi, Y. Tamura, J. Suzuki, S. Watanabe
Investigation of the Allowable Flow Rate of Hydrogen Leakage on Receptacle 2008 Journal Article M. Takahashi, Y. Tamura, J. Suzuki, S. Watanabe
An Investigation of the Safety Aspects in the Use of Hydrogen as a Ground Transportation Fuel 1984 Journal Article R. Knowlton
Investigation of uranium in bis(trifluoromethylsulfonyl)imide based ionic liquids 2002 Book D.A. Costa, W.J. Oldham, R. Chavarria
Investigations in Materials' Behaviour in Cryogenic Tribosystems for the Formulation of Safety Regulations 2001 Journal Article W. Huebner, G. Mulet, O. Berndes
Investigations of hydrogen hazard mitigation by deliberate ignition in small modular reactor during severe accident using GASFLOW-MPI 2022 Journal Article F. Wang, Z. Zou, J. Deng, H. Qin, M. Zhang
Investigations to improve and assess the accuracy of computational fluid dynamic based explosion models 1996 Journal Article N. Popat, C. Catlin, B. Arntzen, R. Lindstedt, B. Hjertager, T. Solberg, O. Saeter, A. VandenBerg
Investigative and probabilistic perspective of the accidental release of styrene: a case study in Vizag, India 2022 Journal Article Srinivas Sivaraman, S. Tauseef, N. Siddiqui
Investigative Method for Radiative Properties of Water Vapor in the 0.8 m Region By Optical Diagnostic of H2-air Combustion 2002 Journal Article P. Chelin, V. Pina, P. Herve
IPHE Regulation Codes and Standards WOrking Group-Type IV COPV Round Robin Testing 2015 Conference Paper M. Maes, L. Starritt, J.Y. Zheng, K. Ou, J. Keller
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Is hydroxocobalamin safe and effective for smoke inhalation? Searching for guidance in the haze 2007 Journal Article A. Erdman
ISO 19880-1, Hydrogen Fueling Station and Vehicle Interface Safety Technical Report 2015 Conference Paper J. Schneider, G. Dang-Nhu, N. Hart, K. Groth
ISO/technical Committee 197 - Hydrogen Technologies Status of Work 2005 Conference Paper R. Dey
Issues in evaluation of complex fire models 1998 Journal Article R. Peacock, P. Reneke, C. Forney, M. Kostreva
Engineered Bacterial Mimics of Human Drug Metabolizing Enzyme CYP2C9 2011 Journal Article A. Rentmeister, T. Brown, C. Snow, M. Carbone, F. Arnold
Engineering design elements of a two-phase thermosyphon for the purpose of transferring NGNP thermal energy to a hydrogen plant 2009 Journal Article P. Sabharwall, F. Gunnerson
Engineering Safety in Hydrogen-Energy Applications 2015 Conference Paper A. Duclos, C. Proust, J. Daubech, F. Verbecke
Enhancing Safety of Hydrogen Containment Components Through Materials Testing Under In-Service Conditions 2015 Conference Paper B.P. Somerday, J.A. Campbell, K.L. Lee, J.A. Ronevich, C. San Marchi
Enhancing safety of hydrogen containment components through materials testing under in-service conditions 2017 Journal Article B. Somerday, J. Campbell, K. Lee, J. Ronevich, C. Marchi
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
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An Environmental Friendly Alternative for Hydrogen Production and Electric Energy Generation 2011 Journal Article M. Aguirre, M. Valla
Environmental Reactivity of Solid State Hydride Materials 2009 Conference Paper J.R. Gray, D.L. Anton

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