Sentences with phrase «deeper deposits»

For deeper deposits, volumes of superhot pressurized steam are pumped underground to melt out the bitumen so it can be sucked up to the surface by production wells running in parallel.
And he points out that foam doesn't just clean oil up; it can also produce it cleanly by helping to drag raw crude out of deep deposits.
Oil companies used to avoid salt, sometimes drilling around it to reach deep deposits.
And foreign firms are needed to exploit deeper deposits thanks to the poor state of Egypt's mining industry.
They also used MRO's shallow radar (SHARAD) to see how deep the deposits go, and the spacecraft's Compact Reconnaissance Imaging Spectrometer for Mars (CRISM) to see how the deposits change over a few years.
This inflow of energy and higher velocity water flows will hasten the release, possibly even strip overburden sediment off deeper deposits, which will lead to a worsening of the situation.
What about the cracks in the ocean floor which expose deeper deposits to changes in ocean temperature?
Heavy equipment drills holes in the ground to reach deep deposits and laborers work underground to extract the coal deposit.
That's because irrigation water can deposit additional salt directly in soil, and leach it up from deep deposits.
There are deposits of fulvic and humic acid around the world, and Long and Darren Jr., found a 300 - foot - deep deposit that is of the highest quality ever discovered in the U.S. BlackMP's minerals come from the natural process called humification.
The clathrates in these deep deposits are thought to have formed in situ from the microbially produced methane, since the δ13C values of clathrate and surrounding dissolved methane are similar.
But senior scientists I spoke with told me they considered any such rapid release to be highly unlikely, at least for the deeper deposits.
But industry representatives complained that such a sweeping moratorium would outlaw virtually all drilling in New York, including in its portion of the Marcellus shale, a vast and deep deposit of natural gas stretching under several states.
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