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101 RISK ANALYSIS OF COMPLEX HYDROGEN INFRASTRUCTURESFrank Markert, Alessia Marangon, Marco Carcassi, Nijs Jan Duijm

102 MODELING THERMAL RESPONSE OF POLYMER COMPOSITE HYDROGEN CYLINDERSZaki S Saldi, Jennifer X Wen

104 LH2 BASED H2 FUELING STATION DEPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE IN JAPANSadao Yasumi

105 3D RISK MANAGEMENT FOR HYDROGEN INSTALLATIONS (HY3DRM)Trygve Skjold, Katrina M. Groth, A. Christine LaFleur, Djurre Siccama, Prankul Middha, HeleneHisken, Andrea Brambilla

107 APPLICATION OF QUANTITATIVE RISK ASSESSMENT FOR PERFORMANCE-BASED PERMITTING OF HYDROGEN FUELING STATIOnsA. Chris LaFleur, Katrina Groth, Alice Muna, Nitin Natesan

108 SELF-IGNITION OF HYDROGEN-NITROGEN MIXTURES DURING HIGH-PRESSURE RELEASE INTO AIRWojciech Rudy, Andrzej Teodorczyk, Jennifer Wen

109 COMPARATIVE STUDY OF REGULATIONS, CODES AND STANDARDS AND PRACTICESON HYDROGEN FUELING STATIONSSylvaine Pique, Benno Weinberger, Benno Debray, Valérie De-Dianous

110 HYRAM: A METHODOLOGY AND TOOLKIT FOR QUANTITATIVE RISK ASSESSMENTOF HYDROGEN SYSTEMSKatrina Groth, Ethan Hecht

111 FREEZE OF NOZZLE/RECEPTACLE DURING HYDROGEN FUELINGWataru Hiraki, Hiroyuki Mitsuishi

112 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF DETONATION PROPENSITY OF HYDROGEN-AIR MIXTURES WITH ADDITION OF METHANE, ETHANE OR PROPANEAgnieszka Jach, Andrzej Teodorczyk

113 DETONATION WAVE PROPAGATION IN SEMI-CONFINED LAYERS OF HYDROGEN-AIR AND HYDROGEN-OXYGEN MIXTURESJoachim Grune, Karsten Sempert, Andreas Friedrich, Mike Kuznetsov, Thomas Jordan

114 CHARACTERISTICS OF HYDROGEN LEAKAGE SOUND FROM A FUEL-CELL VEHICLE BY HEARINGKiyotaka Maeda, Masayuki Takeuchi, Koji Yamazaki, Yohsuke Tamura

115 BOUNDARY LAYER EFFECTS ON THE CRITICAL NOZZLE OF HYDROGEN SONIC JETMohammadamin Afroosheh, Marius Paraschivoiu, Farbod Vakilimoghadda

116 ISO 19880-1, HYDROGEN FUELLING STATION AND VEHICLE INTERFACE SAFETY GUIDELINEJesse Schneider, Guy Dang-Nhu, Nick Hart

117 HYDROGEN FUELING STANDARDIZATION: ENABLING ZEVS WITH "SAME AS TODAY"FUELING AND FCEV RANGE AND SAFETYJesse Schneider, Graham Meadows, Morten Wistoft-Ibsen, Steve Mathison

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118 HYDROGEN MONITORING REQUIREMENTS IN THE GLOBAL TECHNICAL REGULATIONON HYDROGEN AND FUEL CELL VEHICLESWilliam Buttner, Matthew Post, Carl Rivkin, Robert Burgess, Kevin Harmann, Ian Bloomfield,Lois Boon-Brett, Eveline Weidner, Pietro Moretto

120 CONTINUOUS CODES AND STANDARDS IMPROVEMENT (CCSI)Carl Rivkin, Robert Burgess, William Buttner

122 CFD DESIGN OF PROTECTIVE WALLS AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF VAPOR CLOUD FASTDEFLAGRATION OF HYDROGENElena Vyazmina, Simon Jallais, Alberto Beccantini, Sophie Trelat

123 VALIDATION AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CFD AND ENGINEERING MODELINGOF HYDROGEN VENTED EXPLOSIONS: EFFECTS OF CONCENTRATION, STRATIFICATION,OBSTRUCTION AND VENT AREAElena Vyazmina, Simon Jallais

124 COMPOSITE GAS CYLINDERS - PROBABILISTIC ANALYSIS OF MINIMUM BURST ANDLOAD CYCLE REQUIREMENTSGeorg Mair, Christian Gregor, Ben Becker, Herbert Saul

127 COMPARISONS OF HELIUM AND HYDROGEN RELEASES IN 1 M3 AND 2 M3 TWO VENTSENCLOSURES: CONCENTRATION MEASUREMENTS AT DIFFERENT FLOW RATES AND FORTWO DIAMETERS OF INJECTION NOZZLE.Gilles Bernard-Michel, Deborah Houssin

131 CFD STUDY OF THE UNIGNITED AND IGNITED HYDROGEN RELEASES FROM TRPDUNDER A FUEL CELL CARZhiyong Li, Dmitriy Makarov, James Keenan, Vladimir Molkov

132 FIRST RESPONDER TRAINING - SUPPORTING COMMERCIALIZATION OF HYDROGENAND FUEL CELL TECHNOLOGIESNick Barilo, Jennifer Hamilton, Steven C. Weiner

133 HYDROGEN FAST FILLING TO A TYPE IV TANK DEVELOPED FOR MOTORCYCLESEisuke Yamada, Wataru Hiraki, Hitoshi Muramatsu

135 TURBULENT FLAME PROPAGATION IN LARGE UNCONFINED H2/O2/N2 CLOUDSJérôme Daubech, Christophe Proust, Guillaume Lecocq

137 CFD INVESTIGATION OF FILLING AND EMPTYING OF HYDROGEN TANKSDaniele Melideo, Daniele Baraldi, Beatriz Acosta-Iborra, Pietro Moretto, Rafael Ortiz-Cebolla

138 ENGINEERING SAFETY IN HYDROGEN-ENERGY APPLICATIONSAudrey Duclos, Christophe Proust, Jérôme Daubech, Franck Verbecke

139 CYLINDERS AND TUBES USED AS BUFFERS IN FILLING STATIONSHervé Barthelemy, Alberto Agnoletti

140 HYDROGEN STORAGE - RECENT IMPROVEMENTS AND INDUSTRIAL PROSPECTIVESHervé Barthelemy, Mathilde Weber

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141 DEVELOPMENT OF A MODEL EVALUATION PROTOCOL FOR CFD ANALYSISOF HYDROGEN SAFETY ISSUES - THE SUSANA PROJECTDaniele Baraldi, Daniele Melideo, Alexei Kotchourko, Ke Ren, Jorge Yanez, Olaf Jedicke, StellaGiannissi, Ilias Tolias, Alexandros Venetsanos, James Keenan, Dmitriy Makarov, Vladimir Molkov,Shane Slater, Frank Verbecke, Audrey Duclos

143 HIGH PRESSURE 980 BAR MULTILAYERED STEEL VESSELS FOR STATIONARY HYDROGEN STORAGEJinyang Zheng, Zhengli Hua, Keming Li, Chilou Zhou, Chaohua Gu,Yongzhi Zhao, Ping Xu

144 HYDROGEN PRODUCTION BY CONVERSION OF THE IDLE WATER FLOWS FROM RESERVOIRSInom Normatov, Nurmakhmad Shermatov, Rajabali Barotov, Bakhtiyor Markaev

145 APPLICATION OF PLASMA TECHNOLOGY FOR PRODUCTION OF HYDROGEN BY TREATMENT OF THE GASCONDENSATES-WASTE OF THE GASInom Normatov, Makhmadrezbon Idiev, Ubaydullo Fayzulloev

146 THE POSSIBILITY OF AN ACCIDENTAL SCENARIO FOR MARINE　TRANSPORTATION OF FUEL CELL VEHICLE-HYDROGEN RELEASES FROM TPRD BY RADIANT HEAT FROM LOWER DECKYohsuke Tamura, Kenji Sato

147 SAFE OPERATION OF COMBINED CYCLE GAS TURBINE AND GAS ENGINE SYSTEMSUSING HYDROGEN RICH FUELSStuart Hawksworth, Keith Moodie, John Gummer, Bruce Ewan, Hans Michels, Paul Winstanley,Andrzej Pekalski

148 THE PRESSURE PEAKING PHENOMENON: VALIDATION FOR UNIGNITED RELEASES INLABORATORY-SCALE ENCLOSUREVolodymyr Shentsov, Mike Kuznetsov, Vladimir Molkov

149 EFFECTS OF RADIATION ON THE FLAME FRONT OF HYDROGEN AIR EXPLOSIONSArmin Kessler, Conrad Wassmer, Sebastian Knapp, Volker Weiser, Kerstin Sachsenheimer,Angelika Raab, Gesa Langer, Norbert Eisenreich

150 FULL SCALE EXPERIMENTAL CAMPAIGN TO DETERMINE THE ACTUAL HEAT FLUX PRODUCED BY FIRE ON COMPOSITE STORAGES - CALIBRATION TESTS ON METALLIC VESSELSFabien Fouillen, Jérôme Daubech, Lucas Bustamante Valencia, Béatrice L’Hostis

152 BLAST WAVE FROM HYDROGEN STORAGE RUPTURE IN A FIREVladimir Molkov, Sergii Kashkarov

153 NON-MONOTHONIC OVERPRESSURE vs. H2 CONCENTRATION BEHAVOIUR DURINGVENTED DEFLAGRATION. EXPERIMENTAL RESULTSMartino Schiavetti, Marco Carcassi

154 ANALYSIS OF ACOUSTIC PRESSURE OSCILLATION DURING VENTED DEFLAGRATIONMartino Schiavetti,Marco Carcassi

155 FLAMMABILITY PROFILES ASSOCIATED WITH HIGH-PRESSURE HYDROGEN JETS RELEASED IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO SURFACESJonathan Hall, Louise O'Sullivan, Pierre Benard

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156 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON VENTED HYDROGEN DEFLAGRATIONS IN A LOW STRENGTH ENCLOSUREPhilip Hooker, James Hoyes, Jonathan Hall, Deborah Willoughby

157 HYDROGEN JET FIRES IN A PASSIVELY VENTILATED ENCLOSUREPhilip Hooker, Jonathan Hall, James Hoyes, Andrew Newton, Deborah Willoughby

158 STEAM CONDENSATION EFFECT IN HYDROGEN VENTING FROM A BWR REACTOR BUILDINGMasahiro Kondo

159 ENHANCING SAFETY OF HYDROGEN CONTAINMENT COMPONENTS THROUGH MATERIALS TESTING UNDER IN-SERVICE CONDITIONSBrian Somerday, Joe Ronevich, Chris San Marchi

160 VALIDATED EQUIVALENT SOURCE MODEL FOR AN UNDER-EXPANDED HYDROGEN JETEthan Hecht, Xuefang Li, Isaac Ekoto

161 NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION ON THE DISPERSION OF HYDROGEN LEAKING FROMA HYDROGEN FUEL CELL VEHICLE IN SEABORNE TRANSPORTATIONHideyuki Oka, Yuji Ogata, Yasushi Oka, Susumu Ota

162 OUTWARD PROPAGATION VELOCITY AND ACCELERATION CHARACTERISTICSIN HYDROGEN-AIR DEFLAGRATIONToshiyuki Katsumi, Hironori Kabayashi, Takuro Aida, Hiroki Aiba, Satoshi Kadowaki

163 AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON MECHANISM OF SELF-IGNITION OF HIGH-PRESSURE HYDROGENWataru Kaneko, Keita Hayashi, Kazuhiro Ishii

164 NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF HYDROGEN LEAKAGE FROM A HIGH PRESSURE TANKAND ITS EXPLOSIONYuka Taira, Tei Saburi, Shiro Kubota, Yuta Sugiyama, Akiko Matsuo

165 NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF VENTED HYDROGEN-AIR DEFLAGRATION IN A CHAMBERShunsuke Tsujii, Killian Hutchinson, Akiko Matsuo

166 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR LIQUEFIED HYDROGEN TANKERSJunichi Kudou, Susumu Ota, Yoshihiro Senga

168 STUDY OF A POST-FIRE VERIFICATION METHOD FOR THE ACTIVATION STATUS OF HYDROGEN CYLINDER PRESSURE RELIEF DEVICESKoji Yamazaki, Yohsuke Tamura, Masayuki Takeuchi

170 NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF DETONATION FAILURE AND RE-INITIATION IN BIFURCATED TUBESAli Heidari, Jennifer Wen

171 NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF DIVERGING DETONATION IN HYDROGEN AIR MIXTURESAli Heidari, Jennifer Wen

172 AUTO-IGNITION MECHANISM NEAR THE BOUNDARY LAYER FOR HIGH-PRESSUREHYDROGEN RELEASE INTO CIRCULAR AND RECTANGULAR TUBESAkinori Yokoyama, Makoto Asahara, Daiki Muto, Nobuyuki Tsuboi

173HAZARD IDENTIFICATION STUDY FOR RISK ASSESSMENT ON A HYBRID FUELING STATIONINCLUDING GASOLINE AND HYDROGEN WITH AN ON-SITE HYDROGEN PRODUCTION SYSTEMUSING ORGANIC HYDRIDEJ. Nakayama, J. Sakamoto, N. Kasai, T. Shibutani, A. Miyake

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174 EXPLOSION VENTING OF RICH HYDROGEN-AIR MIXTURES IN A CYLINDRICAL VESSEL WITH TWO SYMMETRICAL VENTSJin Guo, Cao Yong, Kunlun Hu, Changjian Wang

177 THE POTENSTIAL OF GLASS IN ENERGY STORAGE MARKETRonald Meyer, Kai Holtappels

178 EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF CRITICAL CONDITIONS FOR HYDROGEN-AIRDETONATION PROPAGATION IN PARTIALLY CONFINED GEOMETRYWojciech Rudy, Karolina Dziubanii, Mateusz Zbikowski, Andrzej Teodorczyk

179 NUMERICAL SIMULATION ON LOW-SPEED HYDROGEN JET DIFFUSIONYuki Takatori, Nobuyuki Tsuboi, Daiki Muto, Makoto Asahara

181 IMPLEMENTATION AND VALIDATION OF THE MODELLING AND NUMERICAL TOOLS AVAILABLE ON THE H2FC EUROPEAN CYBER-LABORATORY AGAINST A HYDROGEN JET RELEASE EXPERIMENTJames Keenan, Dmitriy Makarov, Vladimir Molkov

183 DEVELOPMENT OF HYDROGEN BEHAVIOR SIMULATION CODE SYSTEMAtsuhiko Terada, Yu Kamiji, Ryutaro Hino, Masaaki Matsumoto, Hitoshi Sugiyama

186 EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF HYDROGEN DISTRIBUTION DURING BUOYANT JET-CEILINGINTERACTION IN UN-VENTILATED SEMI-CONFINED ENCLOSURESIgor Nikolaev, Peter Bystrov, Igor Kirillov, Sergei Korobtsev

187 VISUALIZAION OF AUTO-IGNITION PHENOMENON WITH DIFFERENT BURST PRESSUREUNDER CONTROLKoji Yamashita, Tei Saburi, Yuji Wada, Makoto Asahara, Toshio Mogi, A. Koichi Hayashi

188 THRESHOLD STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR FOR HYDROGEN-ASSISTED CRACKING OF Cr-MoSTEEL USED AS STATIONARY STORAGE BUFFER OF A HYDROGEN REFUELING STATIONTakuya Matsumoto, Masanobu Kubota, Saburo Matsuoka, Patrick Ginet, Jader Furtado, Francoise Barbier

194 AN ANALYSIS OF THE EXPERIMENTS CARRIED OUT BY HSL IN THE HYINDOOR EUROPEAN PROJECT STUDYING ACCUMULATION OF HYDROGEN RELEASED INTO A SEMI-CONFINED ENCLOSURE IN REAL WIND CONDITIONS, AND COMPARISON WITH EXISTING ANALYTICAL MODELSDeborah Houssin-Agbomson, Simon Jallais

195 AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY DEDICATED TO WIND INFLUENCE ON HELIUM BUILD-UPAND CONCENTRATION DISTRIBUTION INSIDE A 1 M3 SEMI-CONFINED ENCLOSURECONSIDERING HYDROGEN ENERGY APPLICATIONS CONDITIONS OF USEDeborah Houssin-Agbomson, Jean-Yves Letellier, Philippe Renault, Simon Jallais

196 VENTING OF LOCAL HYDROGEN-AIR DEFLAGRATIONSDmitriy Makarov, Philip Hooker, Michael Kuznetsov, Vladimir Molkov

197 HYDROGEN RISK ANALYSIS FOR A GENERIC NUCLEAR CONTAINMENT VENTILATION SYSTEMZhanjie Xu, Thomas Jordan

198 CFD EVALUATION AGAINST A LARGE SCALE UNCONFINED HYDROGEN DEFLAGRATIONIlias Tolias, Alexandros Venetsanos, Nikolaos Markatos, Christos Kiranoudis

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201 COMPARISON OF TWO-LAYER MODEL FOR HIGH PRESSURE HYDROGEN JETS WITHNOTIONAL NOZZLE MODEL PREDICTIONS AND EXPERIMENTAL DATAXuefang Li, David Christopher, Ethan Hecht, Isaac Ekoto

202 EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF SPHERICAL-FLAME ACCELERATION IN LEANHYDROGEN-AIR MIXTURESC. Regis Bauwens, Jeffrey M. Bergthorson, Sergey B. Dorofeev

203 HYDROGEN AND FUEL CELLS: EMPHASIZING SAFETY TO ENABLE COMMERCIALIZATIONNick Barilo, Dr. Steven Weiner

204 NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF DEFLAGRATION-TO-DETONATION TRANSITIONIN HYDROGEN-AIR MIXTURES WITH CONCENTRATION GRADIENTSChangjian Wang, Lorenz Boeck, Jennifer Wen, T. Sattelmayer

206 A STUDY ON DISPERSION RESULTING FROM LIQUEFIED HYDROGEN SPILLINGShuntaro Unno, Yukichi Takaoka, Shoji Kamiya, Suguru Oyama, Akiyoshi Kishimoto, YasuhiroMiida, Hayato Suga

207 EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON HELIUM JET RELEASE AND DISTRIBUTION IN AVENTED CYLINDRICAL ENCLOSUREAneesh Prabhakar, Nilesh Agrawal, Vasudevan Raghavan, Sarit K Das

208 DISK PRESSURE TEST METHOD USED TO SELECT STEEL FOR HYDROGEN PRESSURE VESSELSHervé Barthelemy, Jader Furtado, Béatrice L'Hostis, Olivier Bardoux, Laurent Briottet, Isabelle Moro

209 GUIDELINES AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR INDOOR USE OF FUEL CELLSAND HYDROGEN SYSTEMSBéatrice L'Hostis, Gilles Bernard-Michel, Mike Kunetzov, Vladimir Molkov, Randy Dey,Philip Hooker,Daniele Baraldi, Alexandros Venetsanos, Jan Der Kinderen, Deborah Houssin, Guy Dang-Nhu,Boris Chernyavskiy, Volodymir Shentsov, Dmitry Makarov, Eveline Weidner

210 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ABOUT SAFETY IMPROVEMENT OF HYDROGEN REFUELING STATIONSMasanori Hirose, Tetsufumi Ikeda, Yoichi Sone, Tadashi Abe, Ayumu Okamoto, Yusuke Nagai,Fuminori Yamanashi, Yoshitaka Konishi, Shoichi Kaneko, Kazuhito Matsuda Tomonari Komiyama,Hisatoshi Ito, Mikihiko Shibata

211 HAZID for CO2-Free Hydrogen Supply Chain FEED (Front End Engineering Design)Suguru Oyama, Satoru Sakanaka, Shuichi Sato

212 THE EFFECT OF SOFT SPONGE HEIGHT ON PREMIXED HYDROGEN-AIR FLAME PROPAGATIONIN A HORIZONTAL TUBEQuan Li, Changjian Wang, Changming Guo, Qun Shao, Shouxiang Lu

215 MODELING OF CRYOGENIC HYDROGEN JETSStella, G. Giannissi, Alexandros, G. Venetsanos, Nikolaos Markatos

216 NUMERICAL STUDY ON THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT BOUNDARY CONDITION ONTHE EFFICIENCY OF HYDROGEN RECOMBINERS INSIDE A CAR GARAGEJohannes Baggemann, Wilfried Jahn, Stephan Kelm, Ernst-Arndt Reinecke, Hans-Josef Allelein

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217 INTENSITY OF BLAST WAVE FROM BURSTING VESSELS BY HYDROGEN-AIR DEFLAGRATIONTomoyuki Matsunaga, Toshio Mogi, Ritsu Dobashi

218 SAFETY CONCEPT OF NUCLEAR COGENERATION OF HYDROGEN AND ELECTRICITYKarl Verfondern, Xing Yan, Tetsuo Nishihara, Hans-Josef Allelein

221 IPHE REGULATIONS CODES AND STANDARDS WORKING GROUP - TYPE IV COPV ROUND ROBIN TESTINGMiguel Maes, Larry Starritt, JinYang Zheng, Kesheng Ou,J ay Keller

222 IN SITU X-RAY ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY STUDY ON WATER FORMATION REACTIONOF PRECIOUS METAL NANOPARTICLE CATALYTSDaiju Matsumura, Yasuo Nishihata, Masashi Taniguchi, Hirohisa Tanaka

223 DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH-PRESSURE HYDROGEN GAS BARRIER MATERIALSMitsuo Shibutani, Akinobu Inakuma, Fumimasa Maki, Taiji Kanda

226 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF THE MINIATURIZED CATALYTIC COMBUSTION TYPEHYDROGEN SENSORHiroshi Miyazaki, Hiromasa Tanjo, Kengo Suzuki, Tomoaki Iwami

227 UPDATE ON REGULATION REVIEW FOR HRS CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATIONS IN JAPANOsamu (Sam) Miyashita

229 MODELLING HEAT TRANSFER IN AN INTUMESCENT PAINT AND ITS EFFECT ON FIRERESISTANCE OF ON-BOARD HYDROGEN STORAGEYangkyun Kim, Dmitriy Makarov, Sergii Kashkarov, Paul Joseph, Vladimir Molkov

230 ACCIDENTAL HYDROGEN RELEASE IN GC-LABORATORYKnut Vaagsaether, Dag Bjerketvedt, André Vagner Gaathaug, Mathias Henriksen, Trygve Skjold,Prankul Middha

234 HYDROGEN EXPLOSIONS IN 20' ISO CONTAINEROle Kristian Sommersel, Knut Vaagsather, Dag Bjerketvedt

239 DESIGN FEATURES OF A VARIABLE APERTURE PRESSURE RELIEF DEVICEDavid Yates, Dmitriy Makarov, Vladimir Molkov

242 FUNDAMENTAL COMBUSTION PROPERTIES OF OXYGEN ENRICHED HYDROGEN/AIR MIXTURES RELEVANT TO SAFETY ANALYSIS: EXPERIMENTAL AND SIMULATION STUDYRemy Mevel, Jeremy Sabard, J Lei, Nabiha Chaumeix

243 HIGH PRESSURE HYDROGEN TANK RUPTURE: BLAST WAVE AND FIREBALLWookyung Kim, Volodymyr Shentsov, Dmitriy Makarov, Vladimir Molkov

249 IGNITION OF HYDROGEN-AIR MIXTURES BY MOVING HEATED PARTICLESJosue Melguizo-Gavilanes, Stephanie Coronel, Remy Mevel, Joseph E. Shepherd

250 HOT SURFACE IGNITION OF HYDROGEN-AIR MIXTURESJosue Melguizo-Gavilanes, Remy Mevel, Joseph E. Shepherd

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251 COMPARISON OF CONVECTIVE SCHEMES IN HYDROGEN IMPINGING JET CFD SIMULATIONIlias Tolias, Alexandros Venetsanos

252 HYDROGEN EFFECTS ON X80 PIPELINE STEEL UNDER HIGH-PRESSURE NATURALGAS/HYDROGEN MIXTURESBo Meng, Chaohua Gu, Lin Zhang, Chengshuang Zhou, Yongzhi Zhao,Jinyang Zheng, XingyangChen, Yong Han

253 PUBLIC PERCEPTION ON HYDROGEN INFRASTRUCTURE IN JAPANKenshi Itaoka, Aya Saito, Kazunari Sasaki

256 MIXED E-LEARNING AND VIRTUAL REALITY PEDAGOGICAL APPROACH FOR INNOVATIVEHYDROGEN SAFETY TRAINING FOR FIRST RESPONDERSSvetlana Tretsiakova-McNally, Eric Maranne, Vladimir Molkov

257 ADVANCES IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT TO ENHANCE THE SCIENTIFIC BASISFOR HYDROGEN SAFETY, CODES AND STANDARDSChris San Marchi, Ethan Hecht, Isaac Ekoto, Katrina Groth, Chris Lafleur, Brian Somerday,Eric Brosha, Rangachary Mukundan

259 REMOVING THE DISRUPTING WIND EFFECT IN SINGLE-VENTED ENCLOSURE EXPOSEDTO EXTERNAL WINDStella, G. Giannissi, Ilias, C. Tolias, Alexandros, G. Venetsanos

260 ESTIMATION OF FINAL HYDROGEN TEMPERATURE FROM REFUELING PARAMETERSBASED ON RULE OF MIXTURESJinsheng Xiao, Pierre Bénard, Richard Chahine

261 SIMULATION ANALYSIS ON THE RISK OF HYDROGEN RELEASES AND COMBUSTIONIN SUBSEA TUNNELSHaiyan Bie, Zongrui Hao

263 WORK PROGRESS OF ISO 19883 PROJECTYingfu Guan, Yuchuan Gao

266 OVERVIEW OF THE DOE HYDROGEN SAFETY, CODES AND STANDARDS PROGRAMPART 4: HYDROGEN SENSORSWilliam Buttner, Carl Rivkin, Robert Burgess, Eric Brosha, Rangachary Mukundan, James Will,Jay Keller

268 UPDATE ON REGULATION REVIEW FOR HRS CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATIONS IN JAPANTakeshi Yoshida

269 REGULATIONS, CODES AND STANDARDS (RCS) FOR HYDROGEN TECHOLOGIESAN HISTORICAL OVERVIEWCarl Rivkin

270 HYDROGEN QUALITY SENSORTommy Rockward

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