Sentence examples for cost-effective flow from inspiring English sources

At the pressure of 7.76 MPa created during the field well tests, the minimum cost-effective flow rate, according to estimates, can be achieved by heating the reservoir to 70 °C.

When calculating variants with vertical wells, it can help justify well spacing, the feasibility of address increase in the pressure drawdown and the use of thermal methods in order to achieve cost-effective flow rates.

The objective of this study was the development of a fast and cost-effective flow-through hybridization technology, based on the high specific LDR approach coupled to universal macroarrays on membranes.

RL is the process of planning, implementing, and controlling the efficient, cost effective flow of raw materials, in-process inventory, finished goods, and related information from the point of consumption to the point of origin for the purpose of recapturing or creating value or proper disposal (Rogers and Tibben-Lembke 1999).

At the pressure of 10 MPa, the minimum cost-effective oil flow rate (3.5 4.5 m3 per day) can be achieved at the temperature of 40 50 °C.

It was found that without the use of thermal methods, the minimum cost-effective oil flow rate will not be achieved under any pressure.

On the basis of calculations carried out for the oil deposit of high-permeability reservoir A4, it was found out that the maximum cost-effective well flow rate can be achieved at 7.5 MPa pressure without changing the initial reservoir temperature.

There is a need for more practical, cost-effective and adaptive flow measurement instruments.

Porous pavement is the most cost-effective for peak flow reduction, followed by bioretention and then green roof.

The boundary layer disturbance, on the other hand, is more cost-effective than core flow disturbance as a mechanism to augment heat transfer from the viewpoint of thermal performance.

Advice on performance assessment and optimization design of the seepage control systems in geotechnical engineering is provided, and the suggested procedure would serve as a useful guidance for cost-effective control of seepage flow in various engineering practices.