Sentence examples for higher hydrate from inspiring English sources

The time for hydrate dissociation becomes longer in the case of a higher hydrate saturation, and depressurization along with other stimulation methods, such as thermal stimulation, may be required for efficient gas production.

Observations of water flow through the hydrate-bearing sands showed that water was imbibed more readily into the fine sand, and that higher hydrate saturation increased water imbibition in the coarse sand due to increased capillary strength.

The experimental results showed that 1000 mg/L SDS is the best additive and concentration for CO2 hydrate formation among those studied in this investigation due to its shorter induction time and resultantly higher hydrate saturation than those of other concentrations.

The phase equilibrium data measured demonstrate the high hydrate promotion effects of TBAB aqueous solutions.

The results suggest that it is favorable for production from the hydrate deposits characterized by the conditions of the high permeability, moderate porosity (40%), moderate-to-high hydrate saturation (38%67%%) and the low initial pressure (10.79 13.38 MPa).

The resistivity log suggests two zones of high hydrate concentration at ~70 79 and ~81 93 mbsf.

The new anhydrates (AH- B, AH- C°) can be expected to show a higher solubility than the hydrate and it was found that they exhibit a higher hydration stability than the known anhydrous form (AH- A).

The results show that the hydration products, which account for about half of the paste by volume, are mainly high-stiffness hydrate phases, and significant quantities of unreacted cement and fly ash have higher mechanical properties than the hydration products and can function as micro-aggregates to strengthen the UHPC paste.

In neither instance was the behaviour below the freezing point of ice characterized, the solubility curves and eutectic being found by extrapolation: the highest stable hydrate found in this system, and the phase believed to be in equilibrium at the eutectic (266 K), was MgSeO4·7H2O, the structure of which was recently determined (Fortes & Gutmann, 2014 ▶).

Observations show that there have not yet been significant increases in methane emissions from northern high-latitude hydrates and wetlands resulting from increasing arctic temperatures.

Regarding the stability of emulsion, more stable emulsions are correlated to higher rates of hydrate formation.