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Fluid product control

Filter-cakes are hard to remove and thus can cause considerable formation damage. Cakes with very low permeability can be broken up by reverse flow. No high-pressure spike occurs during the removal of the filter-cake. Typically a high-pressure spike indicates damage to the formation and wellbore surface because damage typically reduces the overall permeability of the formation. Often formation damage results from the incomplete back-production of viscous, fluid loss control pills, but there may be other reasons. [Pg.37]

B. D. Sanford, C. R. Dacar, and S. M. Sears. Acid fracturing with new fluid-loss control mechanisms increases production. Little Knife field. North Dakota. In Proceedings Volume, pages 317-324. SPE Rocky Mountain Reg Mtg (Casper, WY, 5/18-5/21), 1992. [Pg.455]

Alcohol also affects various body systems apart from the brain. It affects the kidney by decreasing the production of a hormone, so that less water is retained in the body and more urine is produced. This is the reason we become dehydrated after drinking, especially if a large amount is consumed. Alcohol affects the ears, in particular the system of canals filled with fluid that controls our balance. This fluid is affected by the alcohol in the blood. As more alcohol is consumed, a person s balance is increasingly affected, which explains why the drunk stumbles and falls over. [Pg.202]

A relation between active smoking and total serum IgE levels was demonstrated in cross-sectional studies. IgE levels were found to correlate with the number of cigarettes smoked [259(111), 260(111)] indicating a dose-response effect on immunoglobulin production control mechanisms. In addition to serum IgE, an increase in peripheral eosinophil numbers was also recorded [261(111)]. Bronchoalveolar lavage fluid of asymptomatic smokers shows increase in the... [Pg.75]

At steady state the rates of adsorption r, surface reaction r, and desorption are e qual. To express the rate solely in terms of fluid concentrations, the adsorbed concentrations C, Cg, Q, and C must be eliminated from Eqs. (9-15) to (9-22). In principle, this can be done for any reaction, but the resultant rate equatLOJiTnYoLves-all-the-rate-co-nstantS-/r,-a-nd-the-eq-uilibHum-constants Ki. Normally neither type of constant can be evaluated independently. Both must be determined from measurements of the rate of conversion from fluid reactants to fluid products. However, there are far too many constants, even for simple reactions, to obtain meaningful values from such overall rate data. The problem can be eased, with some confidence from experimental data, by supposing that one step in the overall reaction controls the rate. Then the other two steps occur at near-equilibrium conditions. This greatly simplifies the rate expression and reduces the number of rate and equilibrium constants tr t must be determined from experiment. To illustrate the procedure equations for the rate will be developed, for various controlling steps, for the reaction system... [Pg.339]

Mineral-based hydraulic fluids are controlled in the USA by military specification MIL-PRF-5606 and in the UK by Defence Standard 91-48 although the resulting grades of product are effectively the same and both are covered by the same NATO designation H-515 [21]. The most widely used fluid has excellent low temperature properties with a maximum pour point of -60°C due largely to the naphthenic nature of the base oil. The fluid also contains ... [Pg.364]

The net result in a process environment would be a broad dilute product peak. If one can combine wall effect, bed density and fluid distribution control, one can narrow this band and increase the concentration of product, as illustrated on the bottom of Figure 4. [Pg.102]

The completion of a well in an unconsolidated sandstone is more complicated than in a consolidated sandstone because of wellbore instability and the need to install solids control. Perforation geometry is an important consideration (3). At low fluid production rates, small quantities of solids may be produced, whereas at high fluid production rates, large quantities of solids may be carried in the production stream. [Pg.424]

Considering a thermal reaction of a Solid Fluid type, the apparent rate of reaction can be controlled by chemistry, thermal and mass transfer resistances. If the chemical processes are very fast, and if the fluid products are easily eliminated from the medium, the overall rate of reaction is controlled by heat transfer. This is the case of the ablation regime (J ), characterized by a steep temperature gradient at the wood surface and consequently by a thin superficial layer e of reacting solid moving at a constant velocity v towards the cold unreacted parts of the solid (Figure 1). [Pg.66]

Product type 20 preservatives for food or feedstocks Product type 21 antifouling products Product type 22 embalming and taxidermist fluids Product type 23 control of other vertebrates... [Pg.126]

As the ball reseats, it shoots a droplet of fluid out of the end of the nozzle. Adjusting the nozzle orifice, air pressure and fluid pressure controls the size of droplets. Precise heat control at the nozzle tip maintains fluid temperature at an optimum viscosity for jetting and reduces variation in production. [Pg.187]


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