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hydrofracturing
hydrofracturing, vbl. n. (ˌhaɪdrəʊˈfræktjʊərɪŋ) [f. hydro- + fracturing vbl. n.] The process of fracturing subterranean rock by the injection of water into existing fissures at high pressure, usu. in order to facilitate the passage of some fluid (esp. oil or water) through an otherwise impermeable b... Oxford English Dictionary
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Forward on Climate
He dismissed fears over the project, saying He praised hydrofracturing for making a greater supply of natural gas available, and urged less governmental wikipedia.org
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hydraulic
▪ I. hydraulic, a. and n. (haɪˈdrɔːlɪk, -ˈdrɒlɪk) [ad. L. hydraulic-us, a. Gr. ὑδραυλικ-ός, f. ὕδωρ, ὑδρ- water + αὐλός pipe. In Greek ὑδραυλικὸν ὄργανον denoted a kind of musical instrument played by means of water (also called ὕδραυλις, ὕδραυλος); the extension of the word to other kinds of water-... Oxford English Dictionary
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Francevillian B Formation
Several episodes of oil generation, migration and fluid mixing along with hydrofracturing are the cause of the uranium mineralization. Changes in the stress regime probably favoured radial hydrofracturing around the bitumen nodules as well as the subsequent development of a somewhat pervasive wikipedia.org
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Boring (earth)
In rock in-situ stress testing using hydrofracturing or overcoring, Acoustic Televiewer can be used to map discontinuities to determine their orientation wikipedia.org
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Breccia
Hydrothermal breccias are usually formed by hydrofracturing of rocks by highly pressured hydrothermal fluids. On their journey, high-pressure fluids crack rock by hydrofracturing, forming an angular in situ breccia. wikipedia.org
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Geothermal heating
transmission fluid for geothermal energy recovery from enhanced geothermal systems (EGS) where the permeability of the underground source is enhanced by hydrofracturing wikipedia.org
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Gorgas, Alabama
The experiments were reactivated after 1954, this time with hydrofracturing using a mixture of oil and sand, but finally discontinued in 1958 as uneconomical wikipedia.org
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Frost weathering
Hydrofracturing is favoured by large interconnected pores or large hydraulic gradients in the rock. wikipedia.org
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Enhanced geothermal system
According to the Australian government, risks associated with "hydrofracturing induced seismicity are low compared to that of natural earthquakes, and wikipedia.org
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Ice shelf basal channels
When surface meltwater flows into fractures, the higher density of the water compared to ice can increase the size of the crevasse in a process known as hydrofracturing wikipedia.org
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Fracking proppants
Radioactive tracer isotopes are sometimes included in the hydrofracturing fluid to determine the injection profile and location of fractures created by wikipedia.org
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Ramboll Environ
Adams spoke on Zero Discharge of Water from Hydrofracturing Activities, a unique concept he has developed to recycle 100 percent of all wastewaters related wikipedia.org
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Underground coal gasification
The experiments were reactivated after 1954, this time with hydrofracturing using a mixture of oil and sand, but finally discontinued in 1958 as uneconomical wikipedia.org
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Spraberry Trend
In the following years, each operator developed its own methods of dealing with the unusual reservoir, and began to employ a technique known as "hydrofracturing wikipedia.org
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