... are often measured in purely commercial terms, what constitutes a good education may be debated. Much weight is given by Departments to providing what employers want rather than what educationalists might consider most appropriate. This may be a valid approach to redefining course content...

... a successful Web site is carefully determining the appropriate content. Then it is important to present the information in an interesting and innovative way. Other success factors include quality control and optimizing user navigation and interaction. Your design team may also need to consider cross-platform...

... temporal bed thickness variability. In this research Spectral decomposition was carried out for different AVO angle stacks to delineate the boundaries of the reservoir and the fluid content. The work has determined the most appropriate frequencies that could be blended to illuminate the presence of both...

... , Kappes and his co-authors highlighted that this maximum content in Ni is dubious because based on outdated test practices (NACE TM0177 Method B) and claimed that the most important is to have the appropriate tempered martensite microstructure 22 . Paper No. 17615 Design of Sour Service Material...

.... Three questions are of interest: 1. What is the most appropriate Equation of State (EoS) that can model gas feed with high hydrogen content and what are the differences between different models? 2. What is the effect of hydrogen on capacity and compression requirements? 3. What is the effect...

... Abstract It is an important task for reservoir engineers to determine whether and how to optimize the shut-in-time of shale gas wells after volume fracturing. In this study, a new considering the shale hydration capacity and the clay minerals content shut-in-time optimization method...

... HFTO based on tangential acceleration and dynamic torsional torque measurement. By defining thresholds for the amplitude and the localization with respect to frequency content of HFTO, the algorithm results are translated into a binary value with 1 – stringer currently drilled or 0 - no stringer...

... content, the polymer may even precipitate ( Moradi-Araghi & Doe, 1987 ). The incorporation of ATBS (Acrylamido-tertiary-butyl sulfonic acid) groups into the polymer structure significantly improves the thermal stability of polyacrylamide polymers ( Gaillard et al., 2015 ; Nurmi et al., 2018...

... appropriate for inner/proximal settings where a wide range of energy levels may occur. The second lowercase abbreviation code (2) corresponds to qualifiers that are used to highlight subtle variations in environmental conditions favouring the development of specific faunal assemblages (e.g. Lithocodium...

... / Gas Sweetening / Gas Dehydration / Compressor Seal etc) are routed to LP Compressor system suction. Produced Water Characteristic Chloride content: 100000 to 150000 mg/l TDS: 250000 - 290000 mg/l Abstract Material selection of sour hydrocarbon processing plant is vital exercise...

... content), and T-291 (chloride content), for evaluating the corrosivity of earthen materials, these standards are limited to materials having a significant component passing a No.10 sieve ( e.g. , sand and fines), which do not represent typical sizes of MSE wall fills ( e.g. , coarse gravel or larger...

... contents is related to: -Concerns of the contractors about their ability to properly clean a wide variety of items. -Hesitancy of safety and health professionals to document that the cleaning was conducted appropriately. -Perception of the claimant that such items cannot be restored. -Reluctance...

... content. If the measured ferrite content is affected by the testing variables, it may mean that the current measurement method without having standardized testing variables would not be appropriate way for the evaluation of ferrite content in HAZ of DSS welds. Hence it is important as a first step...

.... The interactions between water phase in drilling fluids with shale rocks cause different drilling problems such as shale swelling and dispersion. The extent to which a shale sample swells or disperses depends on the clay content of the shale. Some types of clay have more swelling tendency while others have more...

... are appropriate to measure the swelling pressure and to mitigate the swelling phenomenon (Sridharan & Prakash 2016; Aniculaesi & Lungu 2019, Bouassida et al. 2022). The volume of expansive soils changes depending on its water content. The process of soil swelling occurs gradually and is influenced...

... as petrophysical measurements. Utilizing large area, high-resolution SEM imaging, appropriate representative elementary areas (REA) are determined for imaging and analysis. Imaging has been performed on contiguous regions of a 1 ft long section of Wolfcamp Shale core. The porosity and organic matter content...

...) in combination with appropriate ductility and toughness. CrMn-stainless steels with varying nickel, nitrogen and molybdenum contents are the most commonly used structural materials especially for heavy drill collars incorporated in the lower part of the drillstring that contain directional and logging sensors.1...

... tests were carried out on the microwave treated samples. The mineral contents and percentages of each rock were also determined. The strength values of the granites including a small or significant amount of microwave absorber minerals decrease significantly with increasing surface. The behaviour...

... one. Thanks to an assembly step, the contents of the messages for each neighbor are determined. Such data structure has a major impact on the efficiency of the solution, since it permits to design an appropriate communication scheme where the computation with local data can occur on the GPUs...