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An Influence of Temperature on Microbial Removal of Hydrogen Sulphide from Biogas 2009 Journal Article M. Zdeb, M. Pawlowska
Experimental and numerical studies on the bonfire test of high-pressure hydrogen storage vessels 2010 Journal Article J Zheng, H Bie, P. Xu, H. Chen, P. Liu, X. Li, Y. Liu
Air fountains in the erosion of gaseous stratifications 2010 Journal Article E. Deri, B. Cariteau, D. Abdo
Predictive models for PEM-electrolyzer performance using adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference systems 2010 Journal Article S. Becker, V. Karri
Basic tuning of hydrogen powered car and artificial intelligent prediction of hydrogen engine characteristics 2010 Journal Article T. Ho, V. Karri
Reactivity of H-2/air mixtures over hot metal surfaces 2010 Journal Article S. Marengo, G. Migliavacca, F. Hugony, A. Maggioni, C. Morreale
Palladium Doped Tin Oxide Based Hydrogen Gas Sensors for Safety Applications 2010 Journal Article S. Kasthurirengan, U. Behera, D. Nadig
Application of Thermoporometry to Evaluate the Mesoporosity of Cement Pastes 2010 Journal Article T. Vu, F. Frizon, S. Lorente
Renewable carbohydrates are a potential high-density hydrogen carrier 2010 Journal Article Y. Zhang
Experimental Study of Hydrogen-Air Deflagrations in Flat Layer-Paper 2007 Conference Proceedings A. Friedrich, J. Grune, N. Kotchourko, A. Kotchourko, K. Sempert, G. Stern, M. Kuznetsov
Assessing the Durability and Integrity of Natural Gas Infrastructures for Transporting and Distributing Mixtures of Hydrogen and Natural Gas-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings I. Alliat, J. Heerings
Analysis of the dispersion of a fixed mass of LNG boil off vapour from open to the atmosphere vertical containers 2011 Journal Article S. Fardisi, G. Karim
An inter-comparison exercise on CFD model capabilities to simulate hydrogen deflagrations with pressure relief vents 2010 Journal Article D. Baraldi, A. Kotchourko, A. Lelyakin, J. Yanez, A. Gavrikov, A. Efimenko, F. Verbecke, D. Makarov, V. Molkov, A. Teodorczyk
An optical hydrogen sensor based on a Pd-capped Mg thin film wedge 2010 Journal Article V. Palmisano, M. Filippi, A. Baldi, M. Slaman, H. Schreuders, B. Dam
Alternative method for steam generation for thermal oxidation of silicon 2010 Journal Article J. Spiegelman
Effects of ammonia substitution on hydrogen/air flame propagation and emissions 2010 Journal Article J. Lee, S. Lee, O. Kwon
Ignition propensity of hydrogen/air mixtures impinging on a platinum stagnation surface 2010 Journal Article K. Brady, C. Sung, J. T'ien
Ignition during hydrogen release from high pressure into the atmosphere 2010 Journal Article P. Oleszczak, P. Wolanski
Long-term Durability of Pd/a-WO3 and Pd-Pt/a-WO3 Thin Films for Hydrogen Sensors 2010 Journal Article J. Jin, H. Cheong
Innovative Technologies in Optical Fiber Hydrogen Sensor Detection Systems for Space Applications 2010 Journal Article A. Kazemi
Experimental investigation on the self-ignition of pressurized hydrogen released by the failure of a rupture disk through tubes 2011 Journal Article H. Lee, Y. Kim, S. Kim, I. Jeung
Hydrogen Combustion Experiments in a Vertical Semi-confined Channel 2017 Conference Proceedings A. Friedrich, G. Joachim, K. Sempert
The structure of lean hydrogen-air flame balls 2011 Journal Article E. Fernandez-Tarrazo, A. Sanchez, A. Linan, F. Williams
Sensor Modeling, Low-Complexity Fusion Algorithms, and Mixed-Signal IC Prototyping for Gas Measures in Low-Emission Vehicles 2011 Journal Article S. Saponara, E. Petri, L. Fanucci, P. Terreni
Safety challenges in view of the upcoming hydrogen economy: An overview 2010 Journal Article H. Pasman, W. Rogers

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