Sentence examples for estimated flow rate from inspiring English sources

If the leak is not contained or slowed and continues at the higher estimated flow rate of 19,000 barrels a day until Aug. 20 — four months after the accident — it could amount to close to 2.3 million barrels spilled into the gulf.

The estimated flow rate from Emeraude software is demonstrated in Table 7.

Table 7 Estimated flow rate from Emeraude software (bbl/D) Layers Estimated flow rate from Emeraude software Layer 1 − 312.985 Layer 2 427.407 Layer 3 716.844 Layer 4 − 76.212 Layer 5 − 46.277 Layer 6 1.858.

Through the distribution of the distance to the plate boundary for various flow rates, by the possible estimated flow rate examined in the field, it might give some indications on the shear stress distribution along the boundary of an identified fault for non-Newtonian material.

Reversed-phase chromatography was performed with a linear gradient (0 min, 5% B; 45min, 100% B) of solvent A (2% acetonitrile with 0.1% trifluoroacetic acid) and solvent B (98% acetonitrile with 0.1% trifluoroacetic acid) at an estimated flow rate of 500 nl/min.

Several groups have proposed estimating flow rate using the motor power of the centrifugal blood pump (CBP), but none have succeeded in accurately estimating pulsatile flow rate.

Calibration results indicated the maximum error is 2.1% for estimating flow rate and less than 10% for sediment concentration in most of the flow range.

The flowing fluid electric conductivity (FFEC) logging method is a well-logging technique that may be used to estimate flow rate, salinity, transmissivity, and hydraulic head of individual fractures or high-permeability zones intersected by a wellbore.

Analyses of results show that the entire-wellbore method tends to be more accurate to estimate flow rate with relative error less than 10%, while the single-point method shows lower error at the middle-points of wellbore for flow rate estimation.

First, we are developing practical heuristics and mechanisms to estimate flow rates using the information available locally at the gateway.

(1)Note that this definition is different from the standard approach of estimating flow rates, in which averages are reported only for some fixed time period, generally 15 min or 1 h [9].