Sentence examples for permeability thickness from inspiring English sources

A map is a numerical model of an attribute's (e.g., porosity, permeability, thickness, structure) spatial distribution (Malvić and Jović 2012; Huysmans and Dassargues 2013).

PEC signals, as conventional ECT, are affected by various factors, such as electrical conductivity, lift-off, magnetic permeability, thickness of the sample and inhomogeneity of the material.

Besides far-field stresses and formation pore pressure, this solution also takes into account the effects of mudcake parameters on FIP, including mudcake permeability, thickness, and strength.

Reservoir engineers use the transient pressure analyses to get certain parameters and variable factors on the reservoir's physical properties, such as permeability thickness, which need highly sophisticated equipments, methods and procedures.

So, as a result the composite behavior in dual-porosity/dual-permeability reservoirs in which low difference between permeability thickness ((kh)) of the matrix and fracture ((kappa) = 0.55) exist is similar to that of in composite single-porosity homogenous reservoirs.

Noted, since the difference between permeability thickness ((kh)) of the matrix and fracture ((kappa) = 0.55) is low, no transition period (no humping) can be observed in log log derivative plot.

The estimated permeability-thickness of the deep Gale le Goma reservoir is in the 3 9 darcy-meter range.

They found that low level of cross flow helped vertical conformance treatment and that a high ratio of permeability-thickness product between high and low permeability zones resulted in increased recovery.

Here, we were able to exclude the existence of a flow barrier and to quantify the variation in the permeability-thickness kh between the region around the pulser well and that surrounding the observer.

The vertical blue line distinguishes the cases which have a permeability × thickness of at least 1500 mD × m.

In order to obtain equilibrium displacement, the poor property layers (lower permeability, thinner thickness, etc).