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Hydrogen Fuelling Station, CEP-Berlin - Safety Risk Assesment and Authority Approval Experience and Lessons Learned 2005 Conference Proceedings B.G. Halvorsen, S. Hoiset
Study of Hydrogen Enriched Premixed Flames 2005 Conference Proceedings V. Di Sarli, A. Di Benedetto
Phenomena of Dispersion and Explosion of High Pressurized Hydrogen 2005 Conference Proceedings K. Takeno, K. Okabayashi, T. Ichinose, A. Kouchi, T. Nonaka, K. Hashiguchi, K. Chitose
National Training Facility for Hydrogen Safety. Five Year Plan for HAMMER 2005 Conference Proceedings B.R. Kinzey, L.L. Fassbender, B.M. Akers
Hydrogen Safety: From Policies To Plans To Practices 2005 Conference Proceedings S.C. Weiner, R.A. Kallman, A. Ruiz, J.M. Schneider
Modelling of H2 Dispersion and Combustion Phenomena Using CFD Codes 2005 Conference Proceedings H. Paillere, E. Studer, A. Beccantini, S. Kudriakov, F. Dabbene, C. Perret
A Hydrogen-air Explosion in a Process Plant: A Case History 2005 Conference Proceedings D. Bjerketvedt, A. Mjaavatten
Spontaneous Ignition of Hydrogen Leaks - a Review of Postulated Mechanisms-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings G.R. Astbury, S.J. Hawksworth
Towards Hydrogen Safety Education and Training 2005 Conference Proceedings A.E. Dahoe, V.V. Molkov
Evaluation of Safety Distances Related to Unconfined Hydrogen Explosions-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings S. Coronel, R. Mevel, S. Bane, J. Shepherd
Behaviour of a Highly Pressurised Tank of Gh{sub 2}, Submitted To a Thermal Or Mechanical Impact 2000 Journal Article J. Chaineaux, C. Devillers, P. Serre-Combe
Numerical Modeling of Hydrogen Release, Mixture and Dispersion in Atmosphere 2005 Conference Proceedings F. Castiglia, M. Giardina
Simulations of Hydrogen Releases From a Storage Tanks: Dispersion and Consequences of Ignition 2005 Conference Proceedings Y. Khalil
CFD Modelling of Accidental Hydrogen Release from Pipelines-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings H. Wilkening, D. Baraldi
Pool Spreading and Vaporization of Liquid Hydrogen-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings E. Kim, J. Park, J. Cho, I. Moon
Vertical Turbulent Buoyant Helium Jet - CFD Modeling and Validation 2005 Conference Proceedings S. Aceves, G. Petitpas, F. Espinosa-Loza, M. Matthews, E. Ledesma-Orozco
PRD Hydrogen Release and Dispersion, a Comparison of CFD Results Obtained From Using Ideal and Real Gas Law Properties 2005 Conference Proceedings L. Gambone
Numerical Study of a Higly Under-expanded Hydrogen Jet 2005 Conference Proceedings S. Frolov, S. Medvedev, V Basevich, F. Frolov
CFD Modelling of Large-Scale LH2 Spills in Open Environment 2005 Conference Proceedings S. Han, D. Chang, J. Kim
Hydrogen Detection: Visualisation of Hydrogen Using Non Invasive Optical Schlieren Technique BOS 2005 Conference Proceedings V.A. Goltsov
On Numerical Simulation of Liquefied and Gaseous Hydrogen Releases At Large Scales 2005 Conference Proceedings V.V. Molkov, D.V. Makarov, E. Prost
Recent advances in solid hydrogen storage systems 2004 Journal Article E. Green, S. Short, E. Stutt, H. Wickramatillake, P. Harrison
Explosion Characteristics of Hydrogen-air and Hydrogen-oxygen Mixtures At Elevated Pressures 2005 Conference Proceedings M.A. Groethe, B.D. Peterson, S. Chiba, J.D. Colton
Role of Chemical Kinetics on the Detonation Properties of Hydrogen/natural Gas/ Air Mixtures 2005 Conference Proceedings N. Chaumeix, S. Pichon, F. Lafosse, N. Udari, C.E. Paillard
Highly resolved large eddy simulations of a binary mixture flow in a cavity with two vents: Influence of the computational domain 2019 Journal Article E. Saikali, G. Bernard-Michel, A. Sergent, C. Tenaud, R. Salem

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