ICHS
Papers and Presentations
An International Association for Hydrogen Safety resource

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Title Year Type Authors Downloads
US Hydrogen Safety Panel Experience 2017 Presentation Nick Barilo 1_US-HSPE_ICHS-2017-HSP.pptx (37.69 MB)
U.S. DOE Hydrogen & Fuel Cells Program Overview 2017 Presentation W. James 5_US-DOE_FCTO_overview_v2.pptx (15.69 MB)
TPRD Jet fire release simulation in tunnels 2017 Presentation G.B. Anleu; M. Blaylock; C. LeFleur 1_TRPD_Tunnel_Presentation_Germany_Final_WD (1).pptx (7.39 MB)
The International Energy Agency Hydrogen Implementing Agreement Task on Hydrogen Safety 2009 Presentation B. Hoagland presentation_35.pdf (737.26 KB)
Synthesis of the Conference 2009 Presentation J. Ohi; T. Jordan; S. Dorofeev presentation_45.pdf (86.43 KB)
Situated European expectations for hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles: a five country study 2017 Presentation Paul Upham 3_ID245.pptx (1.07 MB)
Risk Management and Insurance - Breaking Barriers, Paving Pathways 2009 Presentation A. Tchouvelev; A.M. Hansen; S. Miyashita; G. Vercauteren; B. Golden presentation_42.pdf (286.92 KB)
Residential Fuel Cell Certification and Insurance in Japan 2009 Presentation S. Miyashita presentation_43_0.pdf (409.96 KB)
Research and Development for Safety Improvement of Hydrogen Refueling Stations in Japan 2017 Presentation T. Ikeda, T. Abe 6_ID215.pdf (2.02 MB)
Latest Advances in Hydrogen Safety R&D 2009 Presentation T. Jordan presentation_40.pdf (226.4 KB)
ICHS 2009 Presentation G. Vercauteren presentation_44.pdf (149.46 KB)
Hydrogen Jet Ignition Experiments and Modeling 2009 Presentation R. Schefer; G. Evans; Y. Zhang; A. Ruggles; R. Greif presentation_39.pdf (16.41 MB)
FCH 2 JU Safety-related activities 2017 Presentation Biebuyck, Bart 4_FCH2JU_presentation.pdf (4.5 MB)
Closing Session 2017 Presentation Marco Carcassi and Nick Smith 2_Closing_Session.pptx (179.15 MB)
Advances in Modeling for Safety Applications 2009 Presentation A. Kotchourko presentation_41.pdf (5.95 MB)

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