Sentence examples for boreholes i from inspiring English sources

Forty undisturbed and disturbed samples were collected from four boreholes (I: Tahta, II: Sohag, III: Akhmim and IV: Aulad Toq Sharq, Figs. 2, 3).

Additionally, Boreholes I and IV are located east of the major fault, while Boreholes II and III are west of it.

In Boreholes I and IV, however, the presence of convection in the deep reservoir tends to reduce or buffer the differences in temperature, particularly for the high-temperature scenarios.

Our approach identifies combinations of UCS and far-field horizontal stress magnitude that are consistent with observed breakout widths at the two adjacent boreholes (i.e., measured breakout widths where they are documented, and zero width where there are no breakouts).

The location of Borehole I is shown with a thick, continuous line.

These samples were cored so that their axes were parallel to the EPS-1 borehole (i.e. perpendicular to bedding).

In addition, two cylindrical samples (of the same dimensions) of each of the twelve sandstones were prepared perpendicular to the borehole (i.e. parallel to bedding).

Figure 5 also shows that the stability of the horizontal borehole (i = 90o) is lower than the vertical one (i = 0°); therefore it needs higher minimum overbalance pressure for being stable.

Increasing water supply "Although I desperately wanted to have a water tap in my house because of the inconvenience of having to travel more than three kilometres to the nearest borehole, I was told two years ago that there was not enough water in our town to reach our house," said Spiwe Madyira, a mother of five who lives at the southern edge of Chiredzi town.

This study confirms that proximity of the pipes to the borehole wall is more important than the pipe separation in reducing the total borehole resistance (i.e. temperature difference between loop fluid and borehole wall).

Indeed, the total thermal exchange between the heat transfer fluid and the borehole surface (i.e., the equivalent thermal resistance Rb) is strictly dependent on the thermal conductivity of the sealing material that operates at the probe/ground interface.