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1 seismic velocity gradient
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > seismic velocity gradient
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2 seismic velocity gradient
Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > seismic velocity gradient
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3 seismic velocity gradient
Нефть: градиент скоростиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > seismic velocity gradient
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4 seismic (velocity) gradient
градиент скорости (сейсм.)Англо-русский словарь по ядерным испытаниям и горному делу > seismic (velocity) gradient
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5 gradient
1. градиент; перепад ( давления или температуры)2. уклон; скат; наклон; падение; крутизна уклона
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1. градиент, перепад ( давления или температуры)2. уклон, скат, наклон, крутизна уклона
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градиент; уклон, наклон
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- drilling mud pressure gradient
- equivalent fracture gradient
- flowing pressure gradient
- formation fracture gradient
- formation pressure gradient
- fracture gradient
- gas saturation gradient
- heavy gradient
- high-resistivity gradient
- horizontal velocity gradient
- lateral velocity gradient
- mud-pressure gradient
- pressure gradient
- regional velocity gradient
- seismic velocity gradient
- solution gas gradient
- thermal gradient
- velocity-depth gradient
- velocity-distance gradient
- vertical velocity gradient* * *• падение• перепадАнгло-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > gradient
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6 zone
1. зона, пояс; участок, район2. интервал ( в скважине)— gas zone— oil zone— pay zone
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1. зона; область; район; участок2. интервал ( ствола скважины)— wet zone
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зона; интервал в скважине
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1) зона, пояс; участок, район || зонный, зональный2) интервал ()3) геол. пояс•- zone of capillarity
- zone of cementation
- zone of conductivity
- zone of crevice spread
- zone of fissure spread
- zone of folding
- zone of fractures
- zone of intense fracturing
- zone of invasion
- zone of loss
- zone of oxidation
- zone of percolation
- zone of production
- zone of saturation
- zone of weathering
- zone of well influence
- acidized zone
- barren zone
- barren formation zone
- blind zone
- bottomhole zone
- bottomhole formation zone
- brecciated zone
- condensation zone
- condensed water zone
- crooked hole zone
- crush zone
- damaged formation zone
- dead zone
- deep-sea zone
- disengaging zone
- distillation zone
- drive zone
- edge zone
- edge water zone
- fast zone
- fault zone
- flooding zone
- flushed zone
- folded zone
- fractured zone
- fringe zone
- fringe zone of bed
- frontal zone
- gas zone
- gas-bearing zone
- gas-invaded zone
- high-velocity zone
- infiltration zone
- injection zone
- interference zone
- invaded zone
- lost-circulation zone
- low-resistivity zone
- low-velocity zone
- marginal zone
- mud damaged zone
- oil zone
- oil-and-gas zone
- oil-bearing zone
- oil-saturated zone
- oil-water zone
- overpressured zone
- pay zone
- perforated zone
- permeable zone
- pinching-out zone
- porous zone
- potential producing zone
- producing zone
- producing oil zone
- productive zone
- prolific zone
- prolific oil zone
- prolific water zone
- reflecting zone
- rift zone
- seismic zone
- settling zone
- shatter zone
- splash zone
- stabilized zone
- thief zone
- transition zone
- troublesome zone
- uncontaminated zone
- uninvaded zone
- uninvaded oil-bearing zone
- unproduced oil-bearing zone
- vadose zone
- vapor condensation zone
- variable-velocity zone
- velocity zone
- velocity gradient zone
- water-bearing zone
- water-invaded zone
- weathering zone
- weeping water zone
- wellbottom zone
- well influence zone
- wet zone
- wipeout zone* * *• зонный• интервал• площадь
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