Sentence examples for fluid diversions from inspiring English sources

These fluid diversions are known as subsurface "short-circuits".

However, this ratio facilitates the fluid diversion caused by the fines migration, leading to a more efficient enhanced oil recovery.

Another cause of delayed injury associated with aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage is hydrocephalus, usually treated with cerebrospinal fluid diversion.

In both oil and geothermal cases, fluid diversion thus results in non-optimal use of the energy resource stored in the reservoir (Chilingarian et al. 1989).

In in situ MEOR, IFT reduction due to biosurfactant production and fluid diversion are the main mechanisms that take place when sugars are the carbon source (Nielsen 2010).

The use of viscoelastic sweep improvers to overcome injected fluid diversion is assessed at the low pressure gradients associated with secondary oil production.

A few directions are suggested for future research on novel gels, such as gels used for in-depth fluid diversion and gels for severe reservoir environments.

There is decreased clarity on issues regarding the indication as well as timing of cerebrospinal fluid diversion procedures in tuberculous meningitis.

ICP monitoring and cerebrospinal fluid diversion are not routinely recommended because of the insufficient evidence of their benefits and inherent risks.

We systematically analysed published literature on this subject with an objective to assess the value of cerebrospinal fluid diversion procedures in tuberculous meningitis.

These reasons make viscoelastic surfactants attractive and practical for subsurface applications in the realm of matrix acidizing, conformance control (gel and foam treatment) and chemical enhanced oil recovery (fluid diversion and gas-flood mobility control).