Sentence examples for hydraulic circulation from inspiring English sources
In the actual test, a continuous wave mud pulse generator was designed, and a hydraulic circulation laboratory was built.
The 3 models were coupled to a validated hydraulic circulation model, and 2 pulmonary vascular resistance (PVR) values (7 and 2.3 Wood units) were simulated.The ABG provided the highest systemic oxygen saturation and oxygen delivery at both PVR levels.
In well-developed urban areas, most aquatic environments may be degraded in terms of water and sediment quality, as well as the essential hydraulic circulation.
The injection well (GPK1) was drilled to a depth of 3600 m and production well (GPK2) even deeper (5000 m) allowing initially two-well hydraulic circulation.
1996 to 1997: EGS Bad Urach - development of a downhole heat exchanger by massive hydraulic fracturing; the largest EGS created worldwide; long-term (4 months) hydraulic circulation test; a thermal power of 11 MW was achieved.
A hydraulic circulation pump failed, but this was worked around and it proved to have no impact on operations.
The Grimsel Test Site in Switzerland is being used by the Swiss Competence Centre for Energy Research-Supply of Electricity (SCCER-SoE) for a suite of in-situ hydraulic stimulation, thermal circulation, and tracer experiments (Jalali et al. 2016; Jung et al. 2016; Vogler et al. 2017).
The influence of the rifled tubes on an increase of the hydraulic resistance in the circulation loop is analyzed.
A novel design for an injection molding machine (IMM), specifically an internal circulation direct hydraulic two-platen clamping system, is demonstrated in this study.
During his time with Westinghouse Electric Corporation, he performed thermal hydraulic analysis and natural circulation for Inherent Shutdown Heat Removal System (ISHRS) in the core of a Liquid Metal Fast Breeder Reactor LMFBRR).
At the opposite end, the maximum allowable mud pressure is defined as the highest magnitude of mud weight that can be applied without causing tensile failure, loss in circulation or hydraulic fracturing of the formation (Hilgedick 2012; Moos et al. 2003).
