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Hydrology (from Greek: ὕδωρ, "hýdōr" meaning "water" and λόγος, "lógos" meaning "study") is the scientific study of the movement, distribution and management of water on Earth and other planets, including the water cycle, water resources and environmental watershed sustainability. A practitioner of hydrology is called a "hydrologic engineer", working within the fields of civil and environmental engineering, earth or environmental science and physical geography. Using various analytical methods and scientific techniques, they collect and analyze data to help solve water related problems such as environmental preservation, natural disasters, and water management.

Well treatment using electric submersible pumping system

InactiveUS20080264640A1Convenient treatmentFacilitates well treatmentFluid removalSealing/packingElectricityHydrology
A technique provides an electric submersible pumping system to facilitate a well treatment, such as a hydraulic fracturing well treatment. The electric submersible pumping system is positioned downhole and oriented to intake a fluid delivered downhole for use in the well treatment. Once the fluid is delivered downhole, the electric submersible pumping system pumps, pressurizes and discharges this fluid to perform the well treatment, e.g. the hydraulic fracturing treatment. The pumping system reduces the pressure at which the treatment fluid must be delivered downhole.
Owner:SCHLUMBERGER TECH CORP

Methods of treating subterranean formations using low-molecular-weight fluids

The present invention relates to systems and methods useful in subterranean treatment operations. More particularly, the present invention relates to systems and methods for treating subterranean formations using low-molecular-weight fluids. Examples of methods of the present invention include methods of treating a subterranean formation intersected by a wellbore; methods of enhancing production from multiple subterranean formations penetrated by a well bore during a single trip through the well bore; methods of enhancing production, in real time, from multiple subterranean formations penetrated by a well bore during a single trip through the well bore; and methods of reducing the cost of enhancing production from multiple formations penetrated by a well bore by stimulating multiple formations, on a single trip through the well bore, with a fluid that minimizes damage to the formation.
Owner:HALLIBURTON ENERGY SERVICES INC

Ice maker with adaptive fill

An icemaker assembly includes an ice tray having an ice forming compartment, a water line configured to advance water from a water source to the ice tray, a valve operable to selectively block advancement of water through the water line while an actuation signal is generated, a control system operable to generate the actuation signal for a water advancement period, a water level detection system for determining if a level of water in the ice forming compartment is below a threshold value and generating a control signal in response thereto. The control system is further operable to alter a magnitude of the water advancement period in response to generation of the control signal. Water is initially advanced into the ice forming compartment for a first period of time during a first ice making cycle by opening the valve. If it is determined that the level of water in the ice forming compartment is below a threshold value during the first ice making cycle, a control signal is generated in response thereto and during a second ice making period the valve is opened for a second period of time in response to generation of the control signal so that water advances into the ice forming compartment of said ice tray through the valve during said second ice making cycle for a period of time that is greater than the first period of time.
Owner:NIDEC MOTOR CORP

Method and device for irrigation of body cavities

A pressure and a vision regulation method and device for irrigation of a body cavity (1), in which method an inflow liquid pump (2) pressurizes the irrigation liquid in a feed line (13) and in which an outflow device (3) or an external suction source (20) drains the irrigation liquid from the body cavity (1) through a tubing (16) into a waste container (17) and in which a control unit (4) controls either the inflow liquid pump (2) only or both the inflow liquid pump (2) and the outflow device (3) depending on an inflow irrigation liquid pressure from a pressure sensor (5), where the first control unit (4) compares the inflow irrigation liquid pressure and flow with pressures calculated to correspond to pressure in the body cavity for the respective flow for a nominal surgical site and that a matching between the calculated values and the inflow irrigation liquid pressures is made by altering the effect of either the inflow liquid pump (2) only or the inflow liquid pump (2) and/or the outflow device (3) and/or the shut off valve. The above-mentioned pressure registration method and the device for irrigation of a body cavity is combined with an method for detecting blood cells, red blood cells, haemoglobin and/or debris in liquid coming from a surgical site so an automatically control and rinsing system is achieved keeping a clear vision in the viewing area of the operational site.
Owner:TENNESSEE MEDICAL INNOVATIONS INC

Method for uncertainty quantifiation in the performance and risk assessment of a carbon dioxide storage site

A CO2 sequestration site is evaluated by incorporating a consistent petrophysical framework having uncertainties expressed in the form of probability density functions of wellbore measurements, by systematically propagating the uncertainties in generating probability density functions or cumulative distribution functions of the parameters used in a reservoir simulation, by using the reservoir simulation to transform the first set of parameters into output variables with uncertainties, and by using the output variables and uncertainties to generate an answer product from which uncertainty levels of performance metrics can be ascertained.
Owner:SCHLUMBERGER TECH CORP

Small satellite attitude determination system and method thereof

The invention discloses a small satellite attitude determination system and a method thereof. The system comprises a plurality of attitude measuring units and a central processing unit; the central processing unit is used for collecting measurement data of the attitude measuring units, calculating environment model and selecting corresponding attitude determination algorithm according to the measurement data and the environment model, so as to determine the attitude. The central processing unit consists of a horizon sensor data sampling and processing unit, a solar sensor data sampling and processing unit, a gaussmeter data sampling and processing unit, an environment model calculating unit and an attitude determination selecting unit. The attitude determination selecting unit selects corresponding attitude determination algorithm according to data of the horizon sensor data sampling and processing unit, the solar sensor data sampling and processing unit, the gaussmeter data sampling and processing unit and the environment model calculating unit, so as to determine the attitude. The small satellite attitude determination system has low cost and simple structure; the small satellite attitude determination system also has various attitude determination algorithms, wherein, four fixed attitude determination algorithms and four Kalman filtering algorithms are designed; the algorithms can be effectively integrated and automatically alternated on the satellite to improve reliability of the system.
Owner:INNOVATION ACAD FOR MICROSATELLITES OF CAS
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