Sentence examples for normal reservoir from inspiring English sources
Under normal reservoir conditions, an acid (such as HCl solution) is injected to trigger the chain reactions.
These divisions indicated that the best prospective target areas for CBM production should have low numbers of faults, small limestone thicknesses, relatively large burial depths and normal reservoir pressures and temperatures.
Therefore, not very strictly, the porosity of the thief zone is about more than 10 times bigger than the porosity of the normal reservoir, which may be not true.
However, according to OED, the compound term "reservoir host" was used earlier, in 1913, "The monkey is most probably the normal reservoir host [for Physaloptera mordens]." The main conceptual difference between the proposal of Haydon et al. and my own is that mine is more generalized: for a given pathogen in a given place, there is a single reservoir.
AuNP-T cells are also seen accumulating in the spleen and bone of the mice; these locations are also normal reservoirs of T cells [46].
The combination of conventional logs, such as density, neutron and resistivity logs, is proven to be very effective in the evaluation of normal reservoirs.
Due to secondary alteration caused by multiple periods of oil and gas filling, especially late gas filling, fluids in ancient oil reservoirs are complex in nature, and multiple-phase oil and gas reservoirs, such as gas-condensate reservoirs, volatile-oil reservoirs, and normal oil reservoirs coexist horizontally.
Natural gases usually occur as normal gas reservoirs, tight sandstone gas reservoirs, shale gas reservoirs, and coal-bed methane.
In the Tazhong Uplift of the Tarim Basin, H2S-bearing condensates have been discovered on a large scale in deep dolomite reservoirs, which differs greatly from the geochemical properties of normal condensate reservoirs around the world and also differs from gas reservoirs with high H2S.
Precipitation in most of the state is less than 20% of normal, and reservoirs are dwindling.
The sources include oil sands, kerogenic deposits ("oil shales") and indeed normal oil reservoirs with high viscosity oils.
