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Feasibility of Hydrogen Detection by the Use of Uncoated Silicon Microcantilever-Based Sensors 2013 Conference Proceedings M.T. Boudjiet, V. Cuisset, C. Pellet, J. Bertrand, I. Dufour
Trends in Gas Sensor Development for Hydrogen Safety 2013 Conference Proceedings T. Hubert, L. Boon-Brett, V. Palmisano, G. Frigo, A. Hellstrand, O. Kiesewetter, M. May
Time Response of Hydrogen Sensors 2013 Conference Proceedings T. Hubert, U. Banach
CFD Based Simulation of Hydrogen Release Through Elliptical Orifices 2013 Conference Proceedings N. Shishehgaran, M. Paraschivoiu
Safety Issues of the Liquefaction, Storage and Transportation of Liquid Hydrogen 2013 Conference Proceedings B.J. Lowesmith, G. Hankinson, S. Chynoweth
Hydrogen Storage - Recent Improvements and Industrial Prospectives 2013 Conference Proceedings H. Barthelemy
Combustion Modeling in Large Scale Volumes 2013 Conference Proceedings A. Velikorodny, E. Studer, S. Kudriakov, A. Beccantini
Evaluation of Selectivity and Resistance to Poisons of Commercial Hydrogen Sensors 2013 Conference Proceedings V. Palmisano, L. Boon-Brett, C. Bonato, F. Harskamp, W.J. Buttner, M.B. Post, R. Burgess, C. Rivkin
A Study on Hazard Types Occurring in Hydrogen Facilities 2004 Journal Article N.C. Cho, M.S. Jae, Y.J. Eon
Vented Hydrogen-Air Deflagration in a Small Enclosed Volume 2013 Conference Proceedings X. Rocourt, S. Awamat, I. Sochet, S. Jallais
An Assessment on the Quantification of Hydrogen Releases Through Oxygen Displacement Using Oxygen Sensors 2013 Conference Proceedings W.J. Buttner, R. Burgess, C. Rivkin, M.B. Post, L. Boon-Brett, V. Palmisano, P. Moretto
Experimental Investigation of Nozzle Aspect Ratio Effects on Under Expanded Hydrogen Jet Release Characteristics 2013 Conference Proceedings A.J. Ruggles, I.W. Ekoto
Safety Concept of a Self-Sustaining PEM Hydrogen Electrolyzer System 2013 Conference Proceedings G. Hotellier, I. Becker
Status, Gaps and Recommendations Regading Standardisation and the Use of Hydrogen in Sustainable Buildings 2013 Conference Proceedings G.P. Haugom, A.L. Otterdal, F. Hansen, S.Y. Rotty
Modelling and Effect of Rayleigh-Taylor Instability on Coherent Deflagrations 2013 Conference Proceedings J.J. Keenan, D.V. Makarov, V.V. Molkov
Ignited Releases of Liquid Hydrogen - Safety Considerations of Thermal and Over Pressure Effects 2013 Conference Proceedings J.E. Hall, P. Hooker, D. Willoughby
Influence of Doping Element in Distributed Hydrogen Optical Fiber Sensors with Brillouin Scattering 2013 Conference Paper J. Bertrand, G. Pilorget, S. Lesoille, L. Lablonde
Modelling and Simulation of Lean Hydrogen-Air Deflagrations 2013 Conference Proceedings D. Makarov, V. Molkov
Discussion of Lessons Learned From a Hydrogen Release 2013 Conference Proceedings A. Harris, M. Kashuba
Z based Framework for Networked System Specification and Verification 2012 Journal Article J.Y. Choi, I. Kang, B.Ryung Koh
Passive Ventilation of a Sustained Gaseous Release in an Enclosure with One Vent 2013 Conference Proceedings V. Molkov, V. Shentsov, J. Quintiere
A Study on the Continuous Spill with Limited Period of Release 2013 Conference Proceedings M. Kim, K. Do, B. Choi, Y. Han
Effectiveness of a Blower in Reducing the Hazard of Hydrogen Leaking From a Hydrogen-Fueled Vehicle 2013 Conference Proceedings Y. Tamura, M. Takeuchi, K. Sato
Influence of the Location of a Buoyant Gas Release in Several Configurations Varying the Height of the Release and the Geometry of the Enclosure 2013 Conference Proceedings D. Houssin-Agbomson, G. Bernard-Michel, B. Cariteau, S. Jallais
Numerical Study on Detailed Mechanism of H2-Air Flame Jet Ignition 2013 Conference Proceedings H. Bitoh, M. Seutake, M. Asahara, E. Yamada, A.K. Hayashi

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