Sentence examples for * shutting in from inspiring English sources

After a well fractured and controlled to open drainage in the sweet spot, conduct pressure recovery test by shutting in well.

Shops are shutting in smart parts of Athens.

Fort cut off water and sanitation services for the camp and locked the gates, shutting in — or out — the hundreds living there, including amputees and elderly people.

"I knocked on everybody's doors and they kept shutting in my face," says Jentzsch, who is now based in New York.

Mr. Wells said that as soon as the cap was installed, technicians would do just that, "shutting in" the well and taking pressure measurements.

We got told we were shutting in March and there'd be jobs elsewhere on the plant but it looks like the whole lot is going".

The locked door, the CCTV camera, the enclosed community and the protective grille seem to them symbolic of closed hearts, a shutting-in of the spirit.

They stated that shutting-in the well for several days to allow the water level in the fractures to recede did not yield a sufficiently long period of low water production to be continued for a long term.

Sets of experiments were performed to investigate the effect of gravity and capillarity on oil recovery, oil produced and cumulative water produced after temporary shutting-in a horizontal well in a homogeneous reservoir affected by cresting problems.

Comparing to the other connectivity evaluation models, the connectivity indices obtained by this method are independent of operational conditions, such as possible shutting-in existing or adding additional injectors or producers, or converting one to the other — and hence are more suitable for decision making.

Cresting poses adverse effects in terms of overall oil productivity, operating and handling cost of the water or gas produced and possibly the early shutting-in of wells and in some cases results in increased water disposal and environmental effects such as in the Iranian oil fields (Shadizadeh and Ghorbani 2001).