Sentence examples for control reservoir from inspiring English sources
Recent interest has centred on the application of nitrate injection to control reservoir souring.
Two key properties that control reservoir behaviour are porosity and permeability of the reservoir rocks (Jafari and Babadagli 2011).
This study reports on the links among gravity flow type, diagenetic overprinting and pore-throat characteristics that control reservoir quality.
Reservoir model results also suggest that OPR wells can be converted to injection wells to maximize capacity and control reservoir pressure.
A clear understanding of the factors that control reservoir rock permeability is fundamental for the planning of stimulation and enhancement operations that may be necessary as the Rotokawa field and reservoir dynamics change with continued production.
Theoretical formulation of all related processes is general, and can be applied to other petroleum engineering applications besides the issue of produced water re-injection (e.g. sand control, reservoir stimulation, and wellbore stability analysis, etc).. Formulation, solution, interaction, and application of these coupled processes at various levels are detailed in this paper.
In the eastern US, frequencies of both high and low streamflow were projected to increase in the majority of subbasins upstream of both hydropower and flood control reservoirs.
Few studies have quantified nitrate-nitrogen reductions in rivers flowing through large flood control reservoirs despite their potential role in helping to meet nitrate-N load reduction targets.
Structures (facilities and flood control reservoirs, sediment ponds, diversions, sediment traps, alternate sediment control measures) constructed in NARM's permit area control runoff and provide sediment control during mining.
Removing small flood control reservoirs (U.S. Soil Conservation Service PL-566 design) resulted in an 82% increase in total phosphorus and a 92% increase in total nitrogen, while the removal of other anthropogenic features resulted in decreased nutrient loading.
They're flood control reservoirs that we sort of fill up and drain out as we need to as a way to mitigate large influxes of water.
