4th ICHS 2011 -  Program
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    Opening Plenary Session: Monday Moderator: Thomas Jordan
    ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION: INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION ON HYDROGEN SAFETY 
    IEA COLLABORATION ON H2 SAFETY W. Hoagland
    CLEAN ENERGY PARTNERSHIP (CEP) T. Herbert
    HYDROGEN SAFETY ACTIVITIES IN BRAZIL N. Pimenta
    CHINA J.Y. Zheng
    INDIA TBD
    JAPAN TBD
    IA-HYSAFE A. Tchouvelev
    H2FC O. Jedicke 
       
    Invited Plenary Lecture: Tuesday Chair: Nick Beck
    HARMONIZATION OF REQUIREMENTS, TEST PROCEDURES, AND REGULATIONS, CODES AND STANDARDS FOR HYDROGEN PRESSURE VESSELS  A. Ruiz 
       
    Keynote Lecture: Tuesday Chair: Sergey Dorofeev
    CRISIS AT FUKUSHIMA DAI-ICHI: THE EVENTS AND THE CONSEQUENCES Professor Joseph E. Shepherd
       
    Invited Plenary Lecture: Wednesday Chair: William Hoagland
    INTERNATIONAL HARMONIZATION (IPHE / RCSWG) M. Steen
       
4th ICHS 2011 -  Program
Paper No. Session No.    
    Topical: Tuesday Chair: Marco Carcassi
   T4 CFD ANALYSIS D. Baraldi
       
    Topical: Tuesday Chair: Andrei Tchouvelev
217 T5  REAL – WORLD HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGY VALIDATION S. Sprik, J. Kurtz, K. Wipke, T. Ramsden, C. Ainscough
       
    Topical: Tuesday Chair: Antonio Ruiz
233 T6  INTRODUCTION TO HYDROGEN SAFETY ENGINEERING V.V. Molkov, J-B Saffers 
       
    Topical: Wednesday Chair: TBD
139   167 T7  H2 INCIDENTS.ORG & HIAD S.C. Weiner, L.L. Fassbender, D. Baraldi 
       
    Topical: Wednesday Chair: Jay Keller
  T8  COMBUSTION J. Wen, A. Kotchourko
       
    Topical: Wednesday Chair: Jim Ohi
113 T9  HYDROGEN STORAGE – INDUSTRIAL PROSPECTIVES H. Barthèlèmy 
    Monday, September 12  
  1A0 Physical Effects - Releases Chairs: Stuart Hawksworth, Alexander G. Venetsanos
116 1A1 A HOMOGENEOUS NON-EQUILIBRIUM TWO-PHASE CRITICAL FLOW MODEL J.R. Travis, W. Breitung, D. Piccioni Koch, T. Jordan
148 1A2 SIMULATION OF HIGH PRESSURE LIQUID HYDROGEN RELEASES W.G. Houf, W.S. Winters 
160 1A3 EXPERIMENTAL RELEASES OF LIQUID HYDROGEN D.B. Willoughby, M. Royle
176 1A4 CFD COMPUTATIONS OF LIQUID HYDROGEN RELEASES M. Ichard, O.R. Hansen, P. Middha, D. Willoughby 
  1B0 Physical Effects - Releases Chairs: Stuart Hawksworth, Alexander G. Venetsanos
196 1B1 CFD MODELING OF LH2 DISPERSION USING THE ADREA-HF CODE S.G. Giannissi, A.G. Venetsanos, J.G. Bartzis, N. Markatos, D.B. Willoughby, M. Royle 
253 1B2 MODELING OF SUDDEN HYDROGEN EXPANSION FROM CRYOGENIC PRESSURE VESSEL FAILURE G. Petipas, S.M. Aceves 
123 1B3 HYDROGEN - METHANE MIXTURES : DISPERSION AND STRATIFICATION STUDIES A. Marangon, M.N. Carcassi 
169 1B4 NUMERICAL STUDY OF THE NEAR-FIELD OF HIGHLY UNDER-EXPANDED TURBULENT GAS JETS A. Velikorodny, S. Kudriakov 
120 1B5 QUANTITATIVE IMAGING OF MULTI-COMPONENT TURBULENT JETS A. Ash, N. Djilali, P. Oshkai
  1C0 Physical Effects - Releases Chairs: Stuart Hawksworth, Alexander G. Venetsanos
207 1C1 NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF A VERTICAL SURFACE ON THE FLAMMABLE EXTENT OF HYDROGEN AND METHANE VERTICAL JETS  B. Angers, A. Hourri, P. Benard, A. Tchouvelev
205 1C2 NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF SUBSONIC HYDROGEN JET RELEASE  B. Chernyavsky, P. Benard, P. Oshkai, N. Djilali 
159 1C3 NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF HYDROGEN RELEASE FROM VARYING DIAMETER EXIT R. Khaksarfard, M. Paraschivoiu 
168 1C4 COMPARISON OF MODELLING APPROACHES FOR CFD SIMULATIONS OF HIGH PRESSURE HYDROGEN RELEASES  E. Papanikolau, D. Baraldi 
115 1C5 REAL GAS EQUATIONS OF STATE FOR THE GASFLOW CFD CODE J.R. Travis, J. Xiao, Z. Xu, D. Piccioni Koch, T. Jordan 
129 1C6 SAFETY ASPECTS IN THE PRODUCTION AND SEPARATION OF HYDROGEN FROM BIOMASS S. Perez, M. Belsue, O. Gonzàles, A. Unzurrunzaga, I. Azkarate
    Monday, September 12  
Paper No. Session No. Paper / Session Title Author(s)
  2A0 Risk Assessment - Safety Chairs: Jeff LaChance, Andrei Tchouvelev
145 2A1 NATURAL AND FORCED VENTILATION OF BUOYANT GAS RELEASED IN A FULL-SCALE GARAGE: COMPARISON OF MODEL PREDICTIONS AND EXPERIMENTAL DATA K. Prasad, W.M. Pitts, M. Fernandez, J.C. Yang 
146 2A2 DISPERSION AND BURNING BEHAVIOR OF HYDROGEN RELEASED IN A FULL-SCALE RESIDENTIAL GARAGE IN THE PRESENCE AND ABSENCE OF CONVENTIONAL AUTOMOBILES W. Pitts, J. Yang, M. Blais, A. Joyce 
221 2A3 A NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF HYDROGEN DIFFUSION FOR THE HYDROGEN LEAKAGE FROM A FUEL CELL VEHICLE IN AN UNDERGROUND PARKING GARAGE J.Choi, S. Kang, N. Hur, E.D. Lee, K.B. Lee 
153 2A4 THE SPREAD OF FIRE FROM ADJOINING VEHICLES TO A HYDROGEN FUEL CELL VEHICLE Y. Tamura, M. Takabayashi, M. Takeuchi, H. Mitsuishi 
  2B0 Risk Assessment - Safety Chairs: Jeff LaChance, Andrei Tchouvelev
175 2B1 EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF HYDROGEN RELEASE AND IGNITION FROM FUEL CELL POWERED FORKLIFTS IN ENCLOSED SPACES  I.W. Ekoto, E.G. Merilo, E.G. Houf, G.H. Evans, M.A. Groethe 
177 2B2 NUMERICAL SIMULATION AND EXPERIMENTS OF HYDROGEN DIFFUSION BEHAVIOR FOR FUEL CELL ELECTRIC VEHICLE M. Matsumoto, K. Shimizu 
222 2B3 ASSESSMENT OF SAFETY FOR HYDROGEN FUEL CELL VEHICLE K.B- Lee, J.W. Lee, G.J. Yong
141 2B4 HYDROGEN FUEL-CELL FORKLIFT VEHICLE RELEASES IN ENCLOSED SPACES W.G. Houf, G.H. Evans, I.W. Ekoto, E.G. Merilo, M.A. Groethe 
194 2B5 ESTIMATION OF UNCERTAINTY IN RISK ASSESSMENT OF HYDROGEN APPLICATIONS F. Markert, V. Krymsky, I. Kozine
  2C0 Risk Assessment - Safety Chairs: Jeff LaChance, Andrei Tchouvelev
240 2C1 UNCERTAINTIES IN EXPLOSION RISK ASSESSMENT FOR A HYDROGEN REFUELLING STATION K. Ham, M. De Maaijer, V. Van Den Hoogenband, M. Weeda, J. Reijerkerk 
179 2C2 EFFECTIVENESS EVALUATION OF FACILITIES PROTECTING FROM HYDROGEN-AIR EXPLOSION OVERPRESSURE Y. Skob, M. Ugryumov, E. Granovskiy, V. Lyfar
187 2C3 MODELING OF HYDROGEN EXPLOSION ON A PRESSURE SWING ADSORPTION FACILITY B. Angers, A. Hourri, P. Benard, E. Demaël, S. Ruban, S. Jallais 
143 2C4 QRA INCLUDING UTILITY FOR DECISION SUPPORT OF H2 INFRASTRUCTURE LICENSING H.J. Pasman, W.J. Rogers 
227 2C5 SINGLE STEP COMPACT STEAM METHANE REFORMING PROCESS FOR HYDROGEN-CNG (H-CNG) PRODUCTION FROM NATURAL GAS R. Badhe, A. Sharma, B. Kumar, S. Rajagopal, R. Malhotra
245 2C6 ON THE KINETICS OF ALH3 DECOMPOSITION AND THE SUBSEQUENT AL OXIDATION N. Eisenreich, A. Koleczko, V. Weiser
    Monday, September 12  
Paper No. Session No. Paper / Session Title Author(s)
  3A0 RCS Chairs: Jim Ohi, Marc Steen
102 3A1 HYDROGEN EMERGENCY RESPONSE TRAINING FOR FIRST RESPONDERS M.R. Elmore, L.L. Fassbender, J.J. Hamilton, S.C. Weiner 
202 3A2 CFD AND VR FOR RISK COMMUNICATION AND SAFETY TRAINING O.R. Hansen, D.M. Ulvang, T. Langeland, P. Middha
255 3A3 HYDROGEN SAFETY TRAINING FOR RESEARCHERS AND TECHNICAL PERSONNEL S.M. Aceves, F. Espinosa-Loza, G. Petitpas, T.O. Ross, V.A. Switzer 
188 3A4 SAFETY OF HYDROGEN POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS, LESSONS LEARNED AND EXISTING CODES AND STANDARDS GAPS A. Harris, P. Rao
  3B0 RCS Chairs: Jim Ohi, Marc Steen
103 3B1 COMPARISON OF NFPA AND ISO APPROACHES FOR EVALUATING SEPARATION DISTANCES J.L. LaChance, B. Middleton, K. Groth
121 3B2 SAFETY DISTANCES: COMPARISON OF THE METHODOLOGIES FOR THEIR DETERMINATION M. Vanuzzo, M. Carcassi 
231 3B3 RISK INFORMED SEPARATION DISTANCES FOR HYDROGEN REFUELLING STATIONS F. Barth 
198 3B4 HYDROGEN RISK ASSESSMENT IN SAO PAULO STATE - BRAZIL S. Tomaz, G. Michelino, N. Pimenta
108 3B5 NEW CHINA NATIONAL STANDARD ON SAFETY OF HYDROGEN SYSTEMS: KEYS FOR UNDERSTANDING AND USE Ou, J. Zheng, X. Liu, Y. Zhao, L. Chen
  3C0 RCS Chairs: Jim Ohi, Marc Steen
150 3C1 VALIDATION TESTING IN SUPPORT OF HYDROGEN CODES AND STANDARDS DEVELOPMENTS R.M. Burgess, M. McDougall, N.L. Newhouse, C. Rivkin, W.J. Buttner, M.B. Post
111 3C2 DEVELOPMENT OF AN ITALIAN FIRE PREVENTION TECHNICAL RULE FOR HYDROGEN PIPELINES N. Mattei, M.N. Carcassi, N. Ciannelli, F. Pilo
244 3C3 REGULATIONS AND RESEARCH ON RC&S FOR HYDROGEN STORAGE RELEVANT TO TRANSPORT AND VEHICLE ISSUES WITH SPECIAL FOCUS ON COMPOSITE CONTAINMENTS G. Mair 
228 3C4 LICENSING A FUEL CELL BUS AND A HYDROGEN FUELLING STATION IN BRAZIL N. Pimenta, C. Pinto
238 3C5 SAFETY ASSESSMENT OF UNIGNITED HYDROGEN DISCHARGE FROM ONBOARD STORAGE IN GARAGES WITH LOW LEVELS OF NATURAL VENTILATION S. Brennan, V. Molkov
199 3C6 LET’S GO GREEN WITH HYDROGEN! THE GENERAL PUBLIC’S PERSPECTIVE R. Zimmer, J. Welke 
    Tuesday, September 13  
Paper No. Session No. Paper / Session Title Author(s)
  4A0 Physical Effects - Releases Chairs: Stuart Hawksworth, Alexander G. Venetsanos
165 4A1 HELIUM RELEASE IN A CLOSED ENCLOSURE: COMPARISONS BETWEEN SIMPLE MODELS, CFD CALCULATIONS AND EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS G. Bernard-Michel, B. Cariteau 
200 4A2 IA-HYSAFE STANDARD BENCHMARK EXERCISE SBEP-V21: HYDROGEN RELEASE AND ACCUMULATION WITHIN A NON-VENTILATED AMBIENT PRESSURE GARAGE AT LOW RELEASE RATES A.G. Venetsanos, I. Tolias, D. Baraldi, S. Benz, B. Cariteau, J. Garcia, O.R. Hansen, C, Jakel, S. Ledin, P. Middha, E. Papanikolaou
204 4A3 LES MODELLING OF HYDROGEN RELEASE AND ACCUMULATION WITHIN A NON-VENTILATED AMBIENT PRESSURE GARAGE USING THE ADREA-HF CFD CODE N. Koutsourakis, A.G. Venetsanos, J.G. Bartzis
144 4A4 MEASUREMENTS OF EFFECTIVE DIFFUSION COEFFICIENT OF HELIUM AND HYDROGEN THROUGH GYPSUM J. Yang, W. Pitts, M. Fernandez, K. Prasad 
  4B0 Physical Effects - Releases Chairs: Stuart Hawksworth, Alexander G. Venetsanos
136 4B1 THE CORRELATION METHOD TO ANALYZE THE GAS MIXING PROCESS ON THE BASIS OF BOS METHOD N. Kotchourko, M. Kuznetsov, A. Kotchourko, T. Jordan
117 4B2 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF HYDROGEN RELEASES IN THE PASSENGER COMPARTMENT OF A PIAGGIO PORTER M. Schiavetti, V. Mattoli, G. Lutzemberger, P. Dario, M. Carcassi 
118 4B3 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE CONCENTRATION BUILD-UP REGIMES IN AN ENCLOSURE WITHOUT VENTILATION B. Cariteau, I. Tkatschenko
 
119 4B4 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF VENT GEOMETRY ON THE DISPERSION OF A BUOYANT GAS IN A SMALL ENCLOSURE B. Cariteau, I. Tkatschenko
135 4B5 HIGH-ORDER PERTURBATION SOLUTIONS TO A LH2 SPREADING MODEL WITH CONTINUOUS SPILL M. Kim, K. Do, B. Choi, Y. Han 
    Tuesday, September 13  
Paper No. Session No. Paper / Session Title Author(s)
  5A0 Risk Assessment - Safety Chairs: Jeff LaChance, Andrei Tchouvelev
158 5A1 FUEL CELL IN MARITIME APPLICATIONS CHALLENGES, CHANCES AND EXPERIENCES F. Vogler, G. Würsig 
172 5A2 SAFETY OF HYDROGEN/NATURAL GAS MIXTURES BY PIPELINES: ANR FRENCH PROJECT HYDROMEL J.Hébrard, E. Studer, S. Jallais, V. Blanchetière
210 5A3 SAFETY STRATEGY FOR THE FIRST DEPLOYMENT OF A HYDROGEN- BASED GREEN PUBLIC BUILDING IN FRANCE F. Verbecke, B. Vesy
254 5A4 CELL FAILURE MECHANISM IN PEM WATER ELECTROLYZERS P. Millet, A. Ranjbari, F. de Guglielmo, S.A. Grigoriev, C. Etiévant
  5B0 Rapid Filling Chairs: Jinyang Zheng,  Ulrich Schmidtchen
164 5B1 ATTAINED TEMPERATURE DURING GAS FUELING AND DEFUELING CYCLES OF COMPRESSED HYDROGEN TANKS FOR FCV Y. Matsuno, Y. Maeda, N.Otsuka, Y. Tamura, H. Mitsuishi
138 5B2 HYDROGEN TANK FILLING EXPERIMENTS AT THE JRC-IE GASTEF FACILITY B. Acosta, P. Moretto, N. Frischauf, F. Harskamp, C. Bonato
166 5B3 VALIDATION OF CFD MODELS FOR HYDROGEN FAST FILLING SIMULATIONS M.C. Galassi, E. Papanikolau, M. Heitsch, P. Moretto, D. Baraldi
185 5B4 STUDY OF POTENTIAL LEAKAGE ON SEVERAL STRESSED FITTINGS FOR HYDROGEN PRESSURES UP TO 700 BAR D. Houssin-Agbomson, D. Jamois, C.H.. Proust, J. Daubech, S. Ruban, S. Jallais
109 5B5 NUMERICAL STUDY ON FAST FILLING OF 70 MPA HYDROGEN VEHICLE CYLINDER G. Liu, Y. Zhao, Y. Liu, J. Zheng, Y. He
    Tuesday, September 13  
Paper No. Session No. Paper / Session Title Author(s)
  6A0 Mitigation Chairs:  Lois Brett, William Buttner
252 6A1 MICRO-WRINKLED PD SURFACE FOR HYDROGEN SENSING AND SWITCHED DETECTION OF LOWER EXPLOSIVE LIMIT F. Greco, L. Ventrelli, P. Dario, V. Mattoli
106 6A2 USE OF HYDROGEN SAFETY SENSORS UNDER ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS – IMPACT OF OXYGEN CONTENT ON SENSOR PERFORMANCE W.J. Buttner, R. M. Burgess, C. Rivkin, M.B. Post, L. Boon-Brett, G. Black, F. Harskamp, P. Moretto 
249 6A3 LOW ENERGY HYDROGEN SENSOR S. Linke, M. Dallmer, R. Werner, W. Moritz
151 6A4 DETECTION OF HYDROGEN RELEASED IN A FULL-SCALE RESIDENTIAL GARAGE T. Cleary, E. Johnsson
  6B0 Mitigation Chairs:  Lois Brett, William Buttner
105 6B1 SIMULATION OF THE EFFICIENCY OF HYDROGEN RECOMBINERS AS SAFETY DEVICES E-A. Reinecke, S. Kelm, W. Jahn, C. Jãkel, H-J. Allelein 
104 6B2 RISK REDUCTION POTENTIAL OF ACCIDENT PREVENTION AND MITIGATION FEATURES J. L. LaChance
162 6B3 HYDROGEN VENTING UNDER VARIABLE FLOW CONDITIONS D.B. Willoughby, M .Royle, S. Nilsen, T. Gautier
192 6B4 APPLYING RISK MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES PRUDENTLY  M. Pero, D. Rode 
137 6B5 RISK MITIGATION STRATEGIES FOR HYDROGEN STORAGE MATERIALS J.A. Cortes-Concepcion, C.W. James, S.M. Everett, D.L. Anton, D.A. Tamburello
    Wednesday, September 14  
Paper No. Session No. Paper / Session Title Author(s)
  7A0 Ignition Chairs: Jennifer Wen, Nico Versloot
110 7A1 SHOCK-INITIATED IGNITION FOR HYDROGEN MIXTURES OF DIFFERENT CONCENTRATIONS J. Melguizo-Gavilanes, L. Bauwens 
125 7A2 IGNITABILITY AND MIXING OF UNDER EXPANDED HYDROGEN JETS A.J. Ruggles, I.W. Ekoto
132 7A3 SPONTANEOUS IGNITION PROCESSES DUE TO HIGH-PRESSURE HYDROGEN RELEASE IN AIR J. Grune, M. Kuznetsov, A. Lelyakin, T. Jordan 
112 7A4 NUMERICAL STUDY OF SPONTANEOUS IGNITION OF PRESSURIZED HYDROGEN RELEASE THROUGH A LENGTH OF TUBE WITH LOCAL CONTRACTION B.P. Xu, J.X. Wen
  7B0 Ignition Chairs: Jennifer Wen, Nico Versloot
131 7B1 FLAMMABILITY LIMITS AND LAMINAR FLAME SPEED OF HYDROGEN-AIR MIXTURES AT SUB-ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURES M. Kuznetsov, S. Kobelt, J. Grune, T. Jordan
133 7B2 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF IGNITED UNSTEADY HYDROGEN RELEASES FROM A HIGH PRESSURE RESERVOIR J. Grune, K. Sempert, M. Kuznetsov, T. Jordan
232 7B3 THE CRUCIAL ROLE OF THE LEWIS NUMBER IN JET IGNITION N. Rezaeyan, L. Bauwens, M. Radulescu, F.F. Fachini
257 7B4 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON AUTO-IGNITION OF HIGH PRESSURE HYDROGEN JETS COMING OUT OF TUBES OF 0.1 - 4.2M IN LENGTH N. Kitabayashi, Y. Wada, T. Mogi, T. Saburi, A.K. Hayashi
216 7B5 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE SPONTANEOUS IGNITION OF PARTLY CONFINED HYDROGEN JETS B.M. Maxwell, P. Tawagi, M.I. Radulescu
  7C0 Ignition Chairs: Jennifer Wen, Nico Versloot
171 7C1 PRESSURE LIMIT OF HYDROGEN SPONTANEOUS IGNITION IN A T-SHAPED CHANNEL M.V. Bragin, D.V. Makarov, V.V. Molkov
163 7C2 SELF-IGNITION OF HYDROGEN JET FIRES BY ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE INDUCED BY ENTRAINED PARTICULATES E.G. Merilo, M.A. Groethe, R.C. Adamo, R.W. Scheffer, W.G. Houf, D.E. Dedrick
157 7C3 SELF-IGNITION OF PRESSURIZED HYDROGEN IN PERFORATED CHANNELS D.A. Lenkevich, S.V. Golovastov, D.I. Baklanov, V.V. Golub
126 7C4 IGNITION AND HEAT  RADIATION OF CRYOGENIC HYDROGEN JETS A. Friedrich, W. Breitung, G. Stern, A. Veser, M. Kuznetsov, G. Fast, B. Oechsler, N. Kotchourko, T. Jordan, J.R. Travis, J. Xiao, M. Schwall, M. Rottenecker
    Wednesday, September 14  
Paper No. Session No. Paper / Session Title Author(s)
  8A0 Combustion Chair: Sergey Dorofeev, Jay Keller
127 8A1 ANALYSIS OF THE PARAMETRIC-ACOUSTIC INSTABILITY FOR SAFETY ASSESSMENT OF HYDROGEN-AIR MIXTURES IN CLOSED VOLUMES J. Yanez, M. Kuznetsov, R. Redlinger, A. Kotchourko, A. Lelyakin
114 8A2 FLAME ACCELERATION AND TRANSITION FROM DEFLAGRATION TO DETONATION IN HYDROGEN EXPLOSIONS A. Heidari, J.X. Wen 
122 8A3 DEFLAGRATION-TO-DETONATION TRANSITION IN HYDROGEN OXYGEN MIXTURE WITH A DETAILED CHEMICAL REACTION MECHANISM M. A. Liberman, M. F. Ivanov, A. D. Kiverin
195 8A4 SIMULATION OF DDT IN HYDROGEN-AIR BEHIND A SINGLE OBSTACLE A.V. Gaathaug, K. Vaagsaether, D. Bjerketvedt
  8B0 Combustion Chair: Sergey Dorofeev, Jay Keller
224 8B1 DEPENDENCY OF EQUIVALENCE RATIO ON HYDROGEN CYLINDRICAL DETONATION INDUCED BY DIRECT INITIATION M. Asahara, N. Tsuboi, A.K. Hayashi, E. Yamada
201 8B2 MODELING OF THE FLAME ACCELERATION IN FLAT LAYER FOR HYDROGEN-AIR MIXTURES J. Yanez, A. Kotchourko, M. Kuznetsov, A. Lelyakin, T. Jordan
203 8B3 APPLICATION OF REACTIVE DISCRETE EQUATION METHOD TO THE ENACCEF TEST 13H S. Kudriakov, A. Beccantini 
197 8B4 NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF A MECHANICAL DEVICE SUBJECTED TO A DEFLAGRATION-TO-DETONATION TRANSITION A. Beccantini, P. Galon, Faucher
234 8B5 FUNDAMENTAL STUDY ON ACCIDENTAL EXPLOSION BEHAVIOR OF HYDROGEN/AIR MIXTURES IN OPEN SPACE T. Mogi, W.K. Kim, R. Dobashi 
  8C0 Combustion Chair: Sergey Dorofeev, Jay Keller
236 8C1 DYNAMICS OF VENTED HYDROGEN-AIR DEFLAGRATIONS J. Daubech, C. Proust, D. Jamois, E. Leprette 
237 8C2 EFFECT OF HYDROGEN CONCENTRATION ON VENTED EXPLOSION OVERPRESSURES FROM LEAN HYDROGEN–AIR DEFLAGRATIONS C.R. Bauwens, J. Chao, S.B. Dorofeev  
206 8C3 FULL HYDROGEN EXPLOSION SUPPRESSION USING PHLEGMATIZATION ADDITIVES IN EXPERIMENTS OF DIFFERENT SCALE A. Gavrikov 
184 8C4 MODELLING OF HYDROGEN JET FIRES USING CFD D. Muthuswamy, O. R. Hansen, P. Middha, M. Royle, D. Willoughby 
    Wednesday, September 14  
Paper No. Session No. Paper / Session Title Author(s)
  9A0 Materials & Storage Chairs: Herve Barthèlèmy, Iñaki Azkarate
174 9A1 SAFETY COST OF A LARGE SCALE HYDROGEN SYSTEM FOR PHOTOVOLTAIC ENERGY REGULATION G. Hu, J. Dubois, P. Poggi, F. Montagnac, P. Serre.Combe, M. Muselli, J.C. Hoguet, B. Vesy, F. Verbecke 
140 9A2 A NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR HYDROGEN SAFETY: GLASS STRUCTURES AS A STORAGE SYSTEM R. Meyer, K. Holtappels, M. Beckmann-Kluge, D. Eliezer
149 9A3 HYPOTHETICAL ACCIDENT SCENARIO MODELING FOR CONDENSED HYDROGEN STORAGE MATERIALS D. Tamburello, M. Kesterson, J. Cortes-concepcion , C. Jiames, D. Anton
258 9A4 VALIDATION OF CRYO-COMPRESSED HYDROGEN STORAGE (CCH2) – A PROBABILISTIC APPROACH O. Kircher, G. Greim, J.Burtscher, T. Brunner 
  9B0 Materials & Storage Chairs: Herve Barthèlèmy, Iñaki Azkarate
147 9B1 DATA FOR THE EVALUATION OF HYDROGEN RISKS ONBOARD VEHICLES: OUTCOMES FROM THE FRENCH PROJECT DRIVE O. Gentilhomme, C. Proust, D. Jamois, I. Tkatschenko, B. Cariteau, E. Studer, F. Masset, G. Joncquet, M. Amielh, F. Anselmet
155 9B2 STUDY ON THE HARM EFFECT OF LIQUID HYDROGEN RELEASE BY CONSEQUENCE MODELING L. Zhiyong, P. Xiangmin, M. Xi, M. Jianxin
152 9B3 INFLUENCE OF PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE ON THE FATIGUE STRENGTH OF TYPE-3 COMPRESSED-HYDROGEN TANKS J. Tomioka, K. Kiguchi, Y. Tamura, H. Mitsuishi
130 9B4 ADDRESSING HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT OF METALS IN THE SAE J2579 FUEL CELL VEHICLE TANK STANDARD B.P. Somerday, C.S. Sloane
215 9B5 PRESSURE CYCLING OF TYPE 1 PRESSURE VESSELS WITH GASEOUS HYDROGEN C. San Marchi, D.E. Dedrick, P. Van Blarigan, B.P. Somerday, K.A Nibur
  9C0 Materials & Storage Chairs: Herve Barthèlèmy, Iñaki Azkarate
186 9C1 QUANTIFYING THE HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT OF PIPE STEELS FOR SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS L. Briottet, I. Moro, P. Lemoine 
182 9C2 DETERMINATION OF CHARACTERISTIC PARAMETERS FOR THE THERMAL DECOMPOSITION OF EPOXY RESIN/CARBON FIBER COMPOSITES IN CONE CALORIMETER D. Quang Dao, J. Luche, F. Richard, T. Rogaume, C. Bourhy-Weber, S. Ruban
246 9C3 THE ANALYSIS OF FIRE TEST FOR THE HIGH PRESSURE COMPOSITE CYLINDER C.J. Kim, S.H. Lee, Y.G. Kim
251 9C4 FIRE RISK ON HIGH-PRESSURE FULL COMPOSITE CYLINDERS FOR AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATIONS S. Ruban, L. Heudier, D. Jamois, C. Proust, C. Bourhy-Weber, S.Jallais, Kremer-Knobloch, K., C. Maugy, S. Villalonga