Sentence examples for depth of drilling from inspiring English sources

Because of the amount and depth of drilling involved, geothermal heat pumps are not typically a do-it-yourself project.

In contrast, the cryostratigraphic interpretation generally offered more nuanced analysis of the subsurface, but was limited in its ability to detect unconformities and the depth of drilling.

Furthermore, the same caliber of geothermal resources may be found closer to the surface along the margins of the ESRP where the aquifer is thinner, thereby decreasing the depth of drilling and the initial cost of geothermal exploration.

Some incompatible cases regarding boreholes are explained by (a) restrictions of the NSPT technique, (b) extremely localized 1D conditions, and (c) the small depth of drilling, not providing sufficient information about the surface to bedrock distance.

The depth of drilling horizontal section in four exploration wells in Jiaoshiba structure ranges from 2385 2415 m and tested 110 500 thousand cubic meters of natural gas per day in these wells.

At 183 m/min peripheral cutting speed, 0.05 mm/rev feed and 10.2 mm depth of drilling, the drill peak temperature is reduced from 1210 °C in dry drilling to 651 °C with cutting fluid supplied through the drill body.

A 60-m-long core between 9.4 and 61.4 m in depth of drilled cores recovered at Rabibhawan was used for the study.

Depth-of-drilling limitations are inevitable when depths approach or even exceed 1 or 2 km.

This system uses the sins based on gyro and accelerometer of the rig to measure the azimuth and inclination, which also uses the hole depth measurement system to measure the depth of the drilling rig, and with the help of ZigBee technology and the existing Ethernet underground real-time transmits to the surface.

We pushed everything to the limit -- concentration of CO2, depth of oil drilling, dependence on foreign oil.

In the current case, the spill's damage has been exacerbated by the depth of the drilling, causing the oil to spread across a wider area and impeding clean-up efforts.