Sentence examples for point pressure at from inspiring English sources

The data in the present work has significantly less scatter than most of the literature data, and range from the vapor pressure of pure CO2 to close to the mixture critical point pressure at all six temperatures.

The experimental data required for the implementation of the method are the oil composition stops at C7+ fraction, the bubble point pressure at the reservoir temperature and the SARA (saturates, aromatics, resins and asphaltenes) analysis.

The AR models were next fitted for the first four PC, and they were compared with the AR models developed for point pressure at representative taps on the building windward wall and roof.

Furthermore, it is demonstrated that building internal pressures are closely related to the area pressures over the extent of the opening and not with some point pressure at the opening as has been assumed in a number of studies in the past.

Bubble point pressure at reservoir temperature (241 °F) and gas oil ratio (GOR) were taken into account as important parameters in the tuning process.

If the pressure gradient shows that a pressure becomes lower than the bubble point pressure at a certain point in the reservoir, the effect of lower viscosity commences from that point.

For example, when PDMS is terminated at each end with ethyl-naphthalene, the lowest cloud point pressures at 40 °C for mixtures of 1 4 wt% of the compound in CO2 are attained for a PDMS molecular weight of 2357.

External point pressures at mid-plane and roof corner locations, measured during a wind tunnel study of a 1: 50 geometrical scale model of the TTU test building, are reported in the paper.

Importantly, a clear link has been shown between chain-tip structure and CO2-philicity; the surfactant with the most chain-tip branching exhibited the lowest cloud point pressures at any given temperature, whereas the surfactant with the least branching at the chain tips had the highest cloud point pressures.

Gas-saturated viscosity (μ ob) can be defined as the viscosity of the crude oil with dissolved gas, just above the μ od, up to the bubble-point pressure at the reservoir temperature.

Primary production continues for about 5 years (from Day 450 to Day 2200) and results suggest that the average reservoir pressure drops to 22.9 MPa, which is slightly lower than the dew-point pressure at 23.2 MPa (See Fig. 8).