Sentence examples for borehole engineering from inspiring English sources

The different controls on the yield stress versus viscous flow rates has implications for borehole engineering efforts (carbon capture and storage) employing Carbopol, and could prove instructive for modeling of natural viscoplastic deformation.

Several different geomorphological and pedological approaches were jointly undertaken, including analyses of a digital elevation model (DEM), a reclassified soil map, field survey results, engineering borehole data, and a hydrological simulation.

Eight parasequences have been identified using high-resolution 2-D seismic (boomer) profiles and engineering boreholes.

We present a procedure implemented there for incorporating information on deformation zones obtained through boreholes into quantitative engineering design.

Borehole instability in drilling engineering can bring about serious problems of drilling quality and safety.

The objectively existing in situ stress field and the physical mechanical properties of rock are closely related to the borehole stability in petroleum engineering.

In this paper, the authors combine data from 278 shallow boreholes and 12 CSNS engineering geo-exploration lines in a granitic area in South China and use the GOCAD software platform to establish a three-dimensional geological-geophysical model.

By supplementing the model with appropriate constitutive relations that relate these strains to bending and twisting couples together with shear and compression forces it can fully accommodate the modes of vibration that are traditionally associated with the motion of drill-strings in both straight and curved boreholes discussed in the engineering literature.

There are big differences between drilling technology in water conservancy project and other engineering, especially, in borehole wall stability and stopping leaking technology, water conservancy engineering drilling process has its particularity.

Additionally, most seismic intensity stations do not collect enough information on local soil conditions, such as borehole logs in the upper engineering bedrock, for site amplification to be estimated.

United States Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) methods are used extensively in geologic and water management engineering to analyse single-borehole infiltration data, while borehole permeameter (BP) methods are preferred in the environmental and agricultural sciences.