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The role of CFD combustion modeling in hydrogen safety management - IV: Validation based on non-homogeneous hydrogen-air experiments 2016 Journal Article P. Sathiah, E. Komen, D. Roekaerts turbulent combustion, premixed combustion, burning velocities, flame propagation, simulations, scale, speed
The role of CFD combustion modeling in hydrogen safety management - V: Validation for slow deflagrations in homogeneous hydrogen-air experiments 2016 Journal Article P. Sathiah, T. Holler, I. Kljenak, E. Komen simulations, flames, turbulence, schemes, scale
The role of initial tank temperature on refuelling of on-board hydrogen tanks 2016 Journal Article N. de Miguel, B. Acosta, D. Baraldi, R. Melideo, Ortiz Cebolla, P. Moretto
Three-dimensional all-speed CFD code for safety analysis of nuclear reactor containment: Status of GASFLOW parallelization, model development, validation and application 2016 Journal Article J. Xiao, J. Travis, P. Royl, G. Necker, A. Svishchev, T. Jordan turbulent flame speed, large-scale, flow, combustion, simulations
Unfamiliar fuel: How the UK public views the infrastructure required to supply hydrogen for road transport 2016 Journal Article S . Y. Zhou, Z. Luo, T. Wang, M . Y. He, R. Li, B. Su hydrogen-in-transport infrastructure, public engagement, contrasting travel-to-work-areas, psycho-social explanations, energy, Technology, methodology, transition, attitudes, people, risk

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