ICHS
Papers and Presentations
An International Association for Hydrogen Safety resource

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Analysis Of Composite Hydrogen Storage Cylinders Under Transient Thermal Loads 2007 Conference Paper J. Hu; S. Sundararaman; K. Chandrashekhara; W. Chernicoff 2.1.41.pdf (338.38 KB)
Analysis of Buoyancy-Driven Ventilation of Hydrogen From Buildings 2007 Conference Paper C.D. Barley; K. Gawlik; J. Ohi; R. Hewett 3.1.68.pdf (661.52 KB) , 3 1 68_Tues_13 10.ppt (3.33 MB)
An Intercomparison Exercise on the Capabilities of Cfd Models To Predict Distribution and Mixing of H2 in a Closed Vessel 2007 Journal Article E. Gallego; E. Migoya; J.M. Martin-Valdepenas; A. Crespo; J. Garcia; A. Venetsanos; E. Papanikolaou; S. Kumar; E. Studer; Y. Dagba; T. Jordan; W. Jahn; S. Hoiset; D. Makarov; J. Piechna 120004.pdf (229.55 KB) , ref 120004-SBEP-V1.ppt (425 bytes)
An Inter-Comparison Exercise on the Capabilities of CFD Models to Predict the Short and Long Term Distribution and Mixing of Hydrogen in a Garage 2007 Conference Paper A.G. Venetsanos; E. Papanikolaou; M. Delichatsios; J. Garcia; O.R. Hansen; M. Heitsch; A. Huser; W. Jahn; T. Jordan; J.M. Lacome; H.S. Ledin; D. Makarov; P. Middha; E. Studer; A.V. Tchouvelev; A. Teodorczyk; F. Verbecke; M.M. Van der Voort 1.1.111.pdf (501.74 KB)
A Temperature Controlled Mechanical Test Facility to Ensure Safe Materials Performance in Hydrogen at 1000 Bar-Paper 2007 Conference Paper R.I. Hammod; R.J. Pargeter A Temperature Controlled Mechanical Test Facility to Ensure Safe Materials Performance in Hydrogen at 1000 Bar.pdf (28.62 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)

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