Sentence examples for a fluid loss from inspiring English sources

API filtrate of base mud, after hot rolling, reduced by 33% and 35.86% on using 0.30% (w/v) nanoparticle concentration of SNP and ENP, respectively which is a remarkable influence of NP as a fluid loss reducer.

Open image in new window Fig. 14 a Fluid loss versus time for slot disk.

Among the polymers most used as a fluid loss reducer of WBM is that of polyanionic cellulose (PAC) because it has the power to increase the viscosity of the suspension.

Because of the huge surface area of the nanoparticles, it can be used as a fluid loss control, shale inhibitor, and for rheology control when added to the drill-in fluid with a small concentration (Amanullah and Al-Abdullatif 2010).

The infection begins with ingestion of Vibrio cholerae from contaminated water, after which expression of cholera toxin induces a fluid loss that may reach 1 liter/hour.

However, although the directional changes in BIVA hydration corresponded with directional changes in cumulative fluid balance, a fluid loss >2 L was required for a corresponding decrease in BIVA hydration to reach statistical significance.

In Fig. 5, BEM demonstrated a lowest HTHP filtration loss by providing a twofold fluid loss control (9.40 comparedpared to WEM (18.40 cm3) and sevenfold effect over WBM (65 cm3).

Using 2-acrylamido-2-methyl propane sulfonic acid, acrylamide, diallyl dimethyl ammonium chloride, and itaconic acid, a new fluid loss additive which has excellent ability to control fluid loss is synthesized by free radical aqueous solution copolymerization.

Kosynkin and co-workers synthesized graphene oxide as a new fluid loss agent (Kosynkin et al. 2012).

The characterization of the product molecular structure and the drilling fluid application performance indicated that if the cationic reaction and the cationic degree could be properly controlled, it would be applicable as a drilling fluid loss agent, and have good resistance to calcium chloride contamination.

for compensation of a possible fluid loss.