Sentence examples for flow of formation from inspiring English sources

A blowout is defined as an uncontrolled flow of formation fluids from a wellhead or wellbore.

The BOP is a structure with a large set of valves and rams placed on the top of the well, which can be closed when the drilling crew have uncontrolled flow of formation fluid in the wellbore (Januarilham 2012).

A model was built to describe the flow of formation fluid near horizontal wellbores, and the assumptions for this model are as follows: (1) The formation is homogeneous with a uniform thickness;   (2) The horizontal permeability meets the following basic relationship: K x  = K y  = K h, and the vertical permeability is K z  = K v.

(7) the second linear flow stage of formation characterized by a slope of 0.5 in pressure derivative curve.

Thus, the high flow rate of formation fluid influx can make the temperature profiles closer to the geothermal temperature.

Results of reservoir testing with 8000 barrels/day in GD-1X confirmed the possibility of a very good flow of this formation.

Hypothetical PCA indicative of: (A) Predicted pattern of biotypic clustering associated with restricted gene flow of race formation and speciation.

While the natural ebb and flow of family formations is expected to reinvigorate housing, the unknown variable, future immigration levels, "remain a wild card that could either dampen housing demand or lift production even higher".

The actual PPF conditioning demonstrated excellent EC retention on sulfated silk fibroin scaffolds in comparison with SLF and SF, in addition to the alignment of cells in the direction of fluid flow, the formation of denser and regular F-actin microfilament bundles in the same direction, the assembly of thicker and highly crosslinked fibronectin, and the significant inhibition of cell apoptosis.

4– 6, 26 Proliferation of epithelioid cells in the walls of lymphatic vessels leads to obstruction of chyle flow and formation of chyle-filled masses.

As for conventional reservoirs, we have had a clear knowledge of the behavior of flow-reducing properties of formation rocks and the inherent controlling mechanism.