Sentences with phrase «hydrostatic pressures for»

Given the lithostatic and hydrostatic pressures for 1 — 2 km of overlying geological strata, and our results that appear to rule out the rapid movement of deep brines to near the surface, we believe that this mechanism is unlikely.

Not exact matches

Stella & Chewy's company use hydrostatic high pressure processing for their raw foods.

Multiplied by the decreasing density with altitude (the other half), there is always just enough pressure for the lower layers of the atmosphere to hold up the upper layers and so on up leading to lower and lower pressure with altitude as there is less and less mass above each layer (hydrostatic equilibrium).

Drawdown may also be a hot moment for systemwide CH4 release because reductions in hydrostatic pressure can stimulate ebullition events (Maeck et al. 2014).

To find the expression for the hydrostatic balance, we first note that atmospheric surface pressure is due to the weight of the entire atmospheric column above.

Even for smaller scales, except for the most vigorous convective motions, the dynamic pressure is still only a small fraction of the hydrostatic pressure.

Roughly speaking, you would have to multiply that by a factor n for every n 10 metres of burial, assuming hydrostatic pressure and a perfect gas.

A pyroclastic deposit has never been observed on the sea floor below 3,000 m, presumably because the volatile content of mid-ocean-ridge basalts is generally too low to produce the gas fractions required for fragmenting a magma at such high hydrostatic pressure.

Duties include hydrostatic pressure testing for waterlines, driving a forklift and overhead crane