ICHS
Papers and Presentations
An International Association for Hydrogen Safety resource

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A Survey Among Experts of Safety Related To the Use of Hydrogen As an Energy Carrier 2005 Conference Paper V. Andersen; J.L. Paulsen; F. Markert 140076.pdf (193.58 KB)
A Rural Hydrogen Transportation Test Bed-Paper 2007 Conference Paper J.W. Sheffield; U.O. Koylu A Rural Hydrogen Transportation Test Bed.pdf (102.91 KB)
A Rural Hydrogen Transportation Test Bed 2007 Conference Paper J.W. Sheffield; U.O. Koylu 2.1.53.pdf (102.91 KB)
A Reappraisal of Containment Safety Under Hydrogen Detonation-Paper 2005 Conference Paper M.A. Delichatsios; M.N. Fardis A Reappraisal of Containment Safety Under Hydrogen Detonation.pdf (1.13 MB)
A Reappraisal of Containment Safety Under Hydrogen Detonation 2005 Conference Paper M.A. Delichatsios; M.N. Fardis 120125.pdf (1.13 MB) , HYSAFE presentation.ppt (3.9 MB)
A Hydrogen-air Explosion in a Process Plant: A Case History 2005 Conference Paper D. Bjerketvedt; A. Mjaavatten 100096_NI_DBj_HySafe_Pisa.ppt (41.35 MB) , 100096.pdf (463.49 KB)
A Hydrogen Explosion in a Process Plant - A Case History-Paper 2005 Conference Paper D. Bjerketvedt; A. Mjaavatten A Hydrogen Explosion in a Process Plant - A Case History.pdf (463.49 KB)
A Field Explosion Test of Hydrogen-Air Mixtures 2005 Conference Paper K. Wakabayashi; T. Mogi; D. Kim; T. Abe; K. Ishikawa; E. Kuroda; T. Matsumura; Y. Nakayama; S. Horiguchi; M. Oya; F. S. 120039.pdf (580.82 KB) , ICHS2005_Ref.No_.120039_K.Wakabayashi.ppt (6.39 MB)
1D Phenomenological Model Estimating the Overpressure Which Could Be Generated By Gas Explosion in a Congested Space 2005 Conference Paper S.I. Shabunya; V.V. Martynenko; M. Till; J. Perrin 1D Phenomenological Model Estimating the Overpressure Which Could be Generated by Gas Explosion in a Congested Space_0.pdf (347.86 KB)

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