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Reservoir connectivity

Simple three-box models with the atmosphere assumed to be one well-mixed reservoir and the oceans described by a surface layer and a deep-sea reservoir have been used extensively. Keeling (1973) has discussed this type of model in detail. The two-box ocean model is refined by including a second surface box, simulating an "outcropping" (deep-water forming) polar sea (e.g.. Keeling and Bolin, 1967, 1968), and to include a better resolution of the main thermo-cline (e.g., Bjorkstrom, 1979). The terrestrial biota are included in a simple manner (e.g., Bolin and Eriksson, 1959) in some studies Fig. 11-18 shows a model used by Machta (1972) where the role of biota is simulated by one reservoir connected to the atmosphere with a time lag of 20 years. [Pg.302]

Disconnect the outlet tubing from the saline reservoir (connected to the Pasteur pipet), and reconnect it to the medium reservoir (again to tubing attached to the Pasteur pipet). The circuit is now complete... [Pg.49]

It is routinely desirable to interpose a large pressure bottle A (Fig. 2.121) fitted with a rubber bung between the pump and the apparatus to act as a trap in the event of failure of the non-return valve and to serve as a pressure equalising reservoir. Connection to the apparatus and to a manometer (see also Fig. 2.124) is via a three-way tap B which allows for the release of the vacuum as required the two-way tap C permits the manometer to be isolated from the system when necessary. [Pg.191]

FIGURE 7.37 (Left) Photograph of the ESI emitter at the outlet portion of a microfabri-cated PC chip. (Right) Exploded view showing construction of the chip consisting of the PC cover and base plates sealed by a PET polymer layer. The bottom view shows the channel layout whereas the top view shows the reservoir connection [290]. Reprinted with permission from Wiley-VCH Verlag. [Pg.233]

Heavy Oil Preparation and Separation. Hydrogenation of Hiawatha, Utah, coal [C 72.0 H 5.6 N 1.7 S 0.90 O 19.8 dry, ash-free (DAF) %] was performed at a reaction temperature of 510°C and 12.4-MPa hydrogen pressure with ZnCl2 impregnated on the coal as catalyst in an entrained-flow, tubular coil reactor (10). The reaction products were trapped in three reservoirs connected to the reactor in series and were separated according to their condensability. Heavy-oil products collected in the first reservoir, nearest to the reactor, were used in this study. [Pg.258]

The basic cell employed in a canonical ensemble MC simulations has been chosen in form shown in Fig. 4. The cell has the shape of a rectangular box of dimensions xxlyx z = 30x10x30 (in the units of macroion diameter, D) and contains of both bulk and confined regions. There are two (left and right) bulk regions which are the parts of the same reservoir connected by means of periodic boundary conditions in x direction, i.e., particles that left the cell from the left side enter on the right side and vice versa. [Pg.264]

The producers in H2II had better reservoir connection with injection wells. [Pg.187]

Refer to Figure 39-2. (a) Cell with particles, R reservoir connected to the sector with a capillary, (b) Concentration as a function of the... [Pg.456]

Hwang, R. J. Baskin, D. K. 1994. Reservoir connectivity and oil homogeneity in a large-scale reservoir. Geoscience Geo94, 2, 529-541. [Pg.113]

Smalley, P. C., L0N0y, A. Raheim, A. 1992. Spatial Sr/ Sr variations in formation water and calcite from the Ekofisk chalk oil field implications for reservoir connectivity and fluid composition. Applied Geochemistry, 7, 341—350. [Pg.206]


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