Hydrogen technologies

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D. A. Mathis, Hydrogen Technology for Energy, Noyes Data Corp., Park Ridge, N.J., 1976, pp. 24—25. [Pg.462]

R. O. Voth, J. D. Siegworth, J. F. Welch and M. J. Hi2a, Process Design Criteria, Data and Metrology Related to Slush Hydrogen Technology, NASA Tech. Memo 1006, NASA Langley Res. Cntr.,Mar., 1987. [Pg.336]

Plzak, V. Advanced Electrochemical Hydrogen Technologies Water Electrolyzers and Fuel Cells 26... [Pg.607]

In late 2006, the NFPA initiated the development of NFPA 2 with the establishment and staffing of the NFPA Hydrogen Technology Technical Committee. The Committee held its first meeting in November 2006 during which it developed the overall structure of NFPA 2 and established task groups to draft major sections. The scheduled completion date for NFPA 2 is 2010. During 2006, NFPA also worked on revision cycles for NFPA 52, NFPA 30A, and NFPA 55. [Pg.483]

Develop fact sheets on hydrogen technologies and HFS equipment for permitting officials... [Pg.486]

Hydrogen Technologies and Systems National Renewable Energy Laboratory Golden, Colorado... [Pg.625]

Besides the already cited study, we have relied on the overviews mentioned earlier [16-21] describing the application of enantioselective hydrogenation technology mainly in the pharma industry, and also on a literature search. [Pg.1286]