Sentence examples for key borehole from inspiring English sources
In 1992, sampling of three key borehole stations revealed that mixing and backfilling operations had introduced soil microorganisms into the source area and introduced 14C-PAH-mineralization activity into the previously inactive pristine area.
Detecting the particle detachment point and introducing an appropriate failure criterion will play a key role in borehole stability analysis.
Cement sheaths are a key part of borehole integrity in oil and gas wells and have a direct influence on the life cycle of oil and gas wells.
For instance, being able to predict the mechanical behavior of underground formations is a key to avoiding borehole instabilities during drilling.
It is important to note that conventional electrical logging can only be run in open fluid-filled portion of the borehole (Keys 1997).
Adopting an appropriate failure criterion plays a key role in the borehole stability analysis.
A diagram is presented to show relations of the nominal DBHE capacity to its key parameters such as the borehole depth, geothermal heat flux and thermal conductivity of subsurface, which is helpful in engineering practice.
Thermal conductivity is a key parameter in the design of borehole heat exchangers.
The design of the borehole field is the key element of these systems since the wrong evaluation of the boreholes' length affects the initial costs and/or the energy performance of the heat pump.
Ground thermal conductivity and borehole thermal resistance are key parameters for the design of closed Ground-Source Heat Pump (GSHP) systems.
This simulation confirmed the limited ability of ZOP borehole radar to detect key vadose zone processes, because the phenomenon of critical refraction minimizes the sensitivity of the results to high water content layers.
