Sentence examples for reservoir leak from inspiring English sources

It has closed off a "few suspect wells" from which they think a bad cement job caused the leaking gas (which is actually good news, since had it been a reservoir leak the damage would have been potentially non-repairable, whereas now all BP has to do is fix the cement job around a few wells, a hard and expensive job to be sure, but preferable to losing the platform).

The Escapes were recalled because the cap on the brake fluid reservoir might leak, Ford told the agency in a report filed earlier this week.

An irreversible cycle model of a Braysson heat engine operating between two heat reservoirs is used to investigate the performance of the cycle affected by the finite-rate heat transfer between the working fluid and the heat reservoirs, heat leak loss between the heat reservoirs and irreversibility inside the cycle.

Such work usually involves injecting cement into a well at several locations, including the top, to prevent any gas remaining in the reservoir from leaking.

For the double-porosity reservoir fluid leak-off calculation model, many scholars have studied it.

Important irreversibilities of the refrigerator due to external heat transfer with the reservoirs, heat leak, flow and heat transfer in regenerator are included in the model.

"The technology should work so long as the reservoir does not leak and so long as the outflow can be controlled and is fast enough".

The Teton Dam opened in the fall of 1975; the following June, cracks appeared in the main wall, and water from the reservoir began to leak through.

For the reservoir which has leaked it is not really valid to compare the log analysis to a drainage capillary pressure curve.

Low-permeability reservoirs need to be developed with fracturing technology (Balen et al. 1988; Demarchos and Chomatas 2004; Fan and Economides 1995); due to the presence of natural fractures in the reservoirs, the conventional homogeneous reservoir fracturing fluid leak-off model is no longer applicable (Settari 1985; Yi and Penden 1993; Settari 1998).

Instead, local contaminated soil, legacy of earlier anthropogenic Pb releases, serves as a long-term reservoir that gradually leaks particulate lead to the atmosphere.