Sentence examples for brine loss from inspiring English sources

Brine loss occurs by temperature-dependent brine pocket migration, brine expulsion, and, most importantly, by gravity drainage via a network of cells and channels.

In our thermal decomposition experiment on struvite crystals made using brine (Fig. 5), loss of mass was observed at 40.24 and 83.45 °C (closely resembling the previous data) with total loss in 23 and 33%% respectively of original weight.

The tested loss from brine was based on NaCl; the viscosity change at different salinities was illustrated in the simulation.

Instead of using cost surrogates as has been done in many other studies, our formulation allows the user to directly assess total costs in terms of monitoring costs and potential economic losses associated with brine and CO2 leakage.

The loosening process is typically undertaken by maturing the shrimps on ice or in brine, which requires several days, consequently risking loss in food quality and safety.

Losses of mercury in the brine sludge, wash water, and caustic soda have caused a decline of this application in favour of other processes that do not use mercury.

The net power development is a function of brine flow rate, reservoir temperature, and frictional losses in the DHE.

But liquid has no place in a dry brine, so I didn't dwell on the loss.

Brines was the referee involved in Hearts' controversial loss to Ayr  in the Scottish Communities League Cup.

This novel dual-tank approach serves to isolate the MSF from daily variations in solar energy, and it allows the brine to gradually reach TBT each day, minimizing losses.

Some brined peppercorns are sold in brine, and others are freeze-dried after brining.