During fracking, on or offshore, chemical - laced water is
injected at high pressure into shale formations below ground.
Polythene is
injected at high pressure and compressed onto both sides of the carton sleeve.
Polythene is
injected at high pressure onto both sides of the carton sleeve.
Since 1996, the Norwegian company Statoil has been stripping about a million tons of CO2 a year out of natural gas from the Sleipner West field under the North Sea and
injecting it at high pressure into a saline aquifer.
A new vehicle that has direct injection, variable valve timing (and possibly lift) will usually (not a rule of thumb, though) run less timing due to the fuel being
injected at higher pressures.
Not exact matches
Scientists have understood since the 1960s that
injecting fluid into the ground
at high pressure can cause earthquakes.
Fracturing deep shale deposits by
injecting them with water, sand and chemicals
at high pressure — with the aim of releasing the gas they hold — is causing concern worldwide.
Fracking, which
injects liquids underground
at high pressure to extract oil and natural gas from hard to reach places, can contaminate water (SN Online: 10/12/15) and air, due to chemicals used in the process.
InSAR uses a highly accurate radar to measure the change in distance between the satellite and ground surface, allowing the team to show that
injecting water into the wells
at high pressure caused ground uplift near the shallower wells, the release said.
This process involves
injecting a slurry of water, chemicals and sand into wells
at high pressure to fracture the rock and create veins that can carry trapped gas to the well.
Normally, the reaction happens too slowly to be useful, but
injecting carbon dioxide into the rock
at high pressure would speed things up considerably; the formation of magnesium carbonate could cause the rock to expand and crack, with the increased surface area spurring the reaction to continue.
In the right locations, CO2
injected into the ground
at high pressure would react with those minerals to form stable carbonate rock.
Samples were
injected into a triple quadrupole, - MS / MS instrument (Thermo Scientific Finnigan TSQ Quantum UltraAM, San Jose, CA) after separation with an Ultra
High Pressure Liquid Chromatography (Waters Acquity - UHPLC) system with a Binary Solvent Manager, Sample Manager and a Waters AccQTag Ultra column (part # 186003837, 2.1 x100 mm)
at 55 °C.
The new - technology diesel engines operate quietly and efficiently by
injecting the fuel into the cylinders
at ungodly
high pressures through teensy nozzles.
The fuel is
injected by a camshaft - driven,
high pressure pump that operates
at pressures up to 2175 psi.
The fuel is
injected by a camshaft - driven,
high -
pressure pump that operates
at pressures up to 2,175 psi.
This technology holds great potential to lower the «dread to risk ratio» surrounding the hydraulic fracturing process, in which water with traces of other substances is
injected into a well
at high pressure to fracture deep shale layers holding the gas.
The 600 - plus - page report that resulted looks
at a variety of ways fracking could have an effect on local drinking water: withdrawing millions of gallons of water needed to frack a well, improperly mixing chemicals with the water
at the well,
injecting that fracking fluid into the ground
at high pressure to fracture rock as much as two miles beneath the surface, handling the contaminated water then produced by the well and finally improperly storing or disposing of that water.
Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, is a drilling process that
injects millions of gallons of water, sand and undisclosed chemicals
at high pressure into horizontal wells to crack...
Injecting fluids into the Earth
at high pressure can have consequences: causing earthquakes; contamination of surface aquifers by the
injected fluid; and by connecting together of shallow geological layers (like drinking water aquifers and shallow coals seams) by the numerous boreholes required, some of which will have faulting casing and cement jobs.
Developers drill into the shale formations and
inject a mixture of water and sand
at very
high pressures.
We believe that fracking poses a tremendous threat to agriculture, to our drinking water, and to our climate, because when you are
injecting millions of gallons of water, chemicals and sand, four or five miles underground
at very
high pressure and breaking open the rock and releasing gas there's all sorts of contamination that can happen.