Sentence examples for peripheral water from inspiring English sources
In the case of hydrophilic cations, cations together with strongly hydrated water molecules pump loosely-bound or peripheral water molecules.
A final set of experiments shows the same cluster of producer wells used in Figs. 15 and 16, but now with peripheral water injection wells (Fig. 17a c).
For oil reservoir with strong peripheral water drive or surrounded by peripheral injectors, Fig. 1 can represent the displace procedure well.
Studied field was developed as an all subsea well peripheral water flood project, with all injection below the various oil water contacts.
Produced water re-injection in multi-reservoir and hydrocarbon aquifer systems above fracturing pressure is a necessary water flood strategy commonly employed for disposal of produced water in subsea well peripheral water flood project.
Hydrogen peroxide was not detectable in the permeate and dialysate, whereas its concentration was 10 mg/l at the peripheral water outlet.
This paper presents analytical algorithms to calculate recovery factors for radial flow systems, which is expected to be more accurate for peripheral water-flooding reservoirs.
The Giggenbach ternary diagram (Fig. 4a, b) shows that sampled waters plot in the area of peripheral waters, due to low SO4 and high HCO3 concentrations.
At one point, a Stanislaus County Police boat revved up to the peripheral waters of Swimbiosis, only to unload a collection of stray floats back onto the dancepool.
Bulat and Klarica [ 59], alongside their consideration of brain fluid movements, have proposed that in peripheral capillaries water moves down the resultant of the hydrostatic and total osmotic gradients and that the resulting change in total osmotic pressure rather than the colloid osmotic pressure within plasma limits the water fluxes and thus filtration.
During this course of FW adaptation, serum Na+ concentration of T. obscurus decreased only slightly, but a rapid and large decrease occurred even in the case of T. niphobles, a peripheral fresh water species that is often seen in brackish river mouths.
