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Dispersion of Hydrogen Clouds 2000 Journal Article P. Sunderland, B. Mendelson, Z. Yuan, D. Urban
Comparison of Hydrogen, Natural Gas, Liquefied Petroleum Gas and Gasoline Leakage in a Residential Garage 1998 Journal Article L. Wolf, A. Rastogi, D. Wennerberg, T. Cron, E. Hansjosten
Task D: Hydrogen Safety Analysis 1996 Journal Article V. Molkov, R. Dobashi, M. Suzuki, T. Hirano
Challenges for Safe Hydrogen Vehicles 2000 Journal Article M. Maremonti, G. Russo, E. Salzano, V. Tufano
Experimental measurements of structural displacement during hydrogen vented deflagrations for FE model validation 2017 Conference Proceedings T Pini, Grønsund Hanssen, M. Schiavetti, M. Carcassi
Numerical Investigation of Hydrogen Leakage From a High Pressure Tank and its Explosion 2015 Conference Proceedings Y. Taira, T. Saburi, S. Kubota, Y. Sugiyama, A. Matsuo
Thermal Hazards From Accidental Releases of Hydrogen 1999 Journal Article A. Bain, W. Van Vorst
Conceptual Structure Design of High Temperature Isolation Valve for High Temperature Gas Cooled Reactor 2011 Journal Article D. Schmidt, U. Krause, U. Schmidtchen
Investigation of the Allowable Amount of Hydrogen Leakage Upon Collision 2005 Journal Article M. Takahashi, Y. Tamura, J. Suzuki, S. Watanabe
Investigation of the Allowable Flow Rate of Hydrogen Leakage on Receptacle 2008 Journal Article A. Yukhimchuk, V. Apasov, Y. Vinogradov, A. Golubkov, E. Gornostaev, S. Grishechkin, L. Drakin, N. Zagoruiko, V. Istratov, P. Ishkov, A. Kononenko, G. Karyakin, V. Klevtsov, V. Klisch, V. Lobanov, A. Maksimenko, S. Matveev, A. Nikitin, V. Pustovoy, I. Sukhoi, V. Solyankin, B. Tenyaev, V. Kharitonov
Numerical Simulation on Low-Speed Hydrogen Jet Diffusion 2015 Conference Proceedings Y. Khristenko, V. Tomilin
SAFETY STUDIES ON HYDROGEN PRODUCTIONSYSTEM WITH A HIGH TEMPERATURE GAS-COOLEDREACTOR 2005 Journal Article V. Molkov
Phenomena of Dispersion and Explosion of High Pressurized Hydrogen-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings T. Nishihara, K. Hada
Turbulence effects on dust explosion venting 1990 Journal Article M. Daughtery, D. Haberman, C. Salter, D. Benson, B. Hoffheins
Cfd Analysis of Fire Testing of Automotive Hydrogen Gas Cylinders With Substitutive Gases 2005 Journal Article Y. Tamura, J. Suzuki, S. Watanabe
Improvement of Flame Exposure Test for High Pressure Hydrogen Cylinders To Achieve High Reliability and Accuracy 2006 Journal Article Y. Tamura, J. Suzuki, S. Watanabe
The Spread of Fire From Adjoining Vehicles to a Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle 2011 Conference Proceedings Y. Tamura, M. Takabayashi, M. Takeuchi, H. Mitsuishi
NO(x) REDUCTION STRATEGY IN GE10 HYDROGEN - FUELLED HEAVY DUTY GAS TURBINE 2008 Book M. Tang, Q. Baker
The residual strength of automotive hydrogen cylinders after exposure to flames 2017 Conference Proceedings J.L. Davidson
Tritium management in a fusion reactor - safety, handling and economical issues 2009 Journal Article E.C. Esselstyn
A safety assessment of hydrogen supply piping system by use of FDS 2017 Conference Proceedings R. Fujisawa, T. Kurashige, Y. Inagaki, M. Senoo
Pressure rise analysis when hydrogen leak from a cracked pipe in the cryogenic hydrogen system in J-PARC 2006 Journal Article J.B. Terrill, R.R. Montgomery, C.F. Reinhardt
Round Table Discussion - International Collaboration on Hydrogen Safety-Presentation 2011 Audiovisual L. Zhu, R. Crouch
Comparison of Standards Requirements With Cfd Simulations for Determining Sizes of Hazardous Locations in Hydrogen Energy Station 2004 Journal Article G. Siber, N. Thakrar, B. Yancey, L. Herzog, C. Todd, N. Cohen, R. Sekura, C. Lowe
Determination of Clearance Distances for Venting of Hydrogen Storage-Paper 2005 Conference Proceedings D.A. Coutts, J.K. Thomas

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