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Evaluation of crack resistance of carbon and low-alloy structural steels under conditions of hydrogen charging 1997 Journal Article N. Volgina, A. Nasibov, M. Ilyukhina, M. Pirusskii
Evaluation of different H2 – air combustion models for simulation of large scale confined deflagrations 2006 Journal Article S. Kudriakov, A. Beccantini, F. Dabbene, H. Paillere, E. Studer
Evaluation of H2S working environment effects on installation components 2005 Journal Article T. Fleser
Evaluation of hazards associated with hydrogen storage facilities 2005 Journal Article A. Basco, F. Cammarota, A. Di Benedetto, V. Di Sarli, E. Salzano, G. Russo
Evaluation of Hydrogen Pressure Vessels Using Slow Strain Rate Testing and Fracture Mechanics Analysis 1998 Journal Article S.H. Murray, V.H. Desai
Evaluation of Hydrogen, Propane and Methane-Air Detonations Instability and Detonability 2013 Conference Paper V.V. Golub, D.I. Baklanov, T.V. Bazhenova, S.V. Golovastov, M.F. Ivanov, I.N. Laskin, N.V. Semin, V.V. Volodin
Evaluation of Insulated Pressure Vessels for Cryogenic Hydrogen Storage 1999 Journal Article J . Y. Zheng, K. Ou, Z. Hua, Y. Zhao, P. Xu, J. Hu, B. Han
Evaluation of Metal Materials for Hydrogen Fuel Stations 2005 Conference Paper Y. Wada, R. Ishigaki, Y. Tanaka, T. Iwadate, K. Ohnishi
Evaluation of Optical and Spectroscopic Experiments of Hydrogen Jet Fires 2009 Conference Paper S. Patel, S. Jarvis, S. Ibrahim, G. Hargrave
Evaluation of Safety Distances Related to Unconfined Hydrogen Explosions 2005 Conference Paper S.B. Dorofeev
Evaluation of safety distances related to unconfined hydrogen explosions 2007 Journal Article S. Dorofeev
Evaluation of Selectivity and Resistance to Poisons of Commercial Hydrogen Sensors 2013 Conference Paper Martino Schiavetti, Tommaso Pini, Marco Carcassi
Evaluation of selectivity of commercial hydrogen sensors 2014 Journal Article V. Palmisano, L. Boon-Brett, C. Bonato, F. Harskamp, W. Buttner, M. Post, R. Burgess, C. Rivkin
Evaluation of the ADREA-HF CFD Code Against a Hydrogen Deflagration in a Tunnel 2013 Conference Paper I.C. Tolias, A.G. Venetsanos, N. Markatos
Evaluation of the Hydrogen Explosion Hazard 1994 Journal Article Y. Iwai, K. Sato, J. Taniuchi, H. Noguchi, H. Kubo, N. Harada, Y. Oshima, T. Yamanishi
Evaluation of the NIOSH draft method 5525 for determination of the total reactive isocyanate group (TRIG) for aliphatic isocyanates in autobody repair shops. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health 2002 Journal Article A. Tchouvelev
Evaluation of the one-step hydrogen-oxygen global reaction rate in a non-premixed mixture to predict auto-ignition limits 2012 Journal Article H. Barthelemy
Evaluation of the Protection Effectiveness Against Overpressure from Hydrogen-Air Explosion 2017 Conference Paper Z. Wang, H. Zhang, X. Pan, Y. Jiang, Q . Y. Wang, J. Xiao, T. Jordan, J. Jiang
Evaluation of tritium transportation to the product hydrogen in the HTGR hydrogen production system 1999 Journal Article P. Churchill
Evaluation of Vehicle Fuel Safety Regulations and Test Methods for New Fuels and Technologies 2002 Journal Article T. Herbert
Evidence of omeprazole-induced small bowel bacterial overgrowth in patients with scleroderma 1995 Journal Article A. Gough, D. Andrews, P. Bacon, P. Emery
The evolution and structure of ignited high-pressure cryogenic hydrogen jets 2022 Journal Article W. Rudy, K. Dziubanii, M. Zbikowski, A. Teodorczyk
Evolution in Hydrogen Safety Activities, Regulations, and Standards in China Over the Last Decade 2013 Conference Paper J.Y. Zheng, Z.L. Hua, K.S. Ou, L.X. Chen, G. Wang, Y.Z. Zhao
Exfoliated single-walled carbon nanotube-based hydrogen sensor 2008 Journal Article Krishna Kumar, Leela Reddy, S. Ramaprabhu
Expansion-controlled evaporation: a safe approach to BLEVE blast 2004 Journal Article A. van den Berg, M. van der Voort, J. Weerheijm, N. Versloot

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