Sentence examples for completion of gas from inspiring English sources

Their formation mechanism and distribution characteristics resemble those of conventional gas reservoirs, because when gas accumulates, reservoirs are not yet densified (i.e., the completion of gas charging and accumulation occurs in conventional gas reservoirs).

Experimental data obtained from a 49 mm diameter batch desorber at different initial absorption pressures, in which variation with time in the height of the foam, cumulative volume of desorbed gas and the bubble diameter are measured, demonstrate that the model parameters also describe the foam decay after the completion of gas desorption.

During carbogen breathing, eight out of ten patients had early highly significant rises in pO2 (P < 0.0001), of which six continued to rise or remained in plateau until completion of gas breathing.

Media water content was determined immediately after completion of gas exchange and water relations measurements from a media core 4 cm in diameter extending from the surface of the media to the bottom of each container.

Except for injectivity (Fig. 23), it is hard to tell the difference between partial and full completions as regards of gas production rate, gas saturation, and surfactant distribution for both foams.

Thermal electric and hydroelectric plants located in the area have been expanded since the completion of a natural gas pipeline from Bolivia in 2000.

Upon the completion of surface modification, the gas feed was turned off and the chamber was vented to the atmosphere.

Based on these technologies, the worldwide technical difficulties of well completion and commissioning in the process of gas field development are settled, such as string corrosion prevention, in-depth acid fracturing, high-yield testing, and safety control.

This test was performed to determine the level of urinary completion using gas chromatography at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington.

In a recent work, Nussbaumer [63] summarizes the currently available technologies that are applied to flue gas after completion of the combustion process to reduce emissions of particulate matter from wood combustion.

It should be able to move 55bn cu m of gas a year by 2013, after the completion of the second pipeline.