Sentence examples for hydrogen expansion from inspiring English sources

We have modeled sudden hydrogen expansion from a cryogenic pressure vessel.

The model can solve sudden hydrogen expansion for initial pressures up to 1210 bar and for initial temperatures ranging from 27 to 400 K.

To investigate the effects of the geometry of downstream pipes on the shock ignition and the formation of the shock waves during high-pressure hydrogen sudden expansion, a series of bench-mark experiments were designed and high-pressure hydrogen were released into five types of pipes with different angles (60, 90, 120, 150 and 180°).

The hydrogen-induced volume expansion, a change in the X-ray diffraction first peak due to hydrogen charging and the hydrogen Gorsky effects were measured for amorphous (a-) Cu50Zr50 and Cu50Ti50 and discussed together with the hydrogen Snoek peak reported.

The hydrogen-induced volume expansion is similar between a-Cu50Zr50 a-Cu50Ti50Ti50.

The effective thermal conductivity of a metal hydride packed bed was calculated by considering the influence of expansion during hydrogen absorption and contraction during hydrogen desorption.

Volume expansion of hydrogen absorbing materials, together with inter-particle friction can cause tension accumulation in hydride containers during absorption.

Romano Prodi, the commission's president, even declared that he wanted to be remembered for only two things: the European Union's eastward expansion, and hydrogen energy.

It was found by SEM, EPMA and XRD that Fe and Si contained in these alloys more or less suppressed the dissolution of Al and the lattice expansion with hydrogen absorption, leading to the long cycle life.

The simultaneous expansion of hydrogen infrastructure and the release of cars that can take advantage of them from Toyota, Honda and Hyundai in 2015 will have accelerating effects on the industry overall.

Once the sun exhausts its hydrogen fuel, its outward expansion will heat Jupiter's surface beyond 1000 K, not unlike the plethora of "hot Jupiters" elsewhere in the galaxy known to circle their own sunlike stars on orbits of sometimes only a few hours.