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What does bump the cement plug mean in drilling oil and gas wells?
Essentially you're pumping down a mechanical plug that will rest on the lower plug in the float collar. Once the upper plug is seated on the lower plug, there is no longer a flow path for the fluid to go through, resulting in the pressure spike (the "bump").
What is the difference between path function and state function?
state function did not depend on the path , it depends on the initial and final point of the system where as path function depends on the path of the reaction.
Why is critical path the longest path?
As per the Project Management Terminology, the longest path in a project sequence of activities is called the Critical Path. Because it is the longest path, it determines the duration of the project and hence the finish date of the project given the start date. Since this path is going to determine the schedule/delivery date of the project, it is called the critical path.
When was The Winding Path created?
The Winding Path was created on 2003-06-03.
What is the scope of variables declared in an if then else statement is false path?
Only the true path in the If...Then...Else statement
Why does concrete break up in winter?
As a member of the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists I am often asked this question when the surface of someones concrete path or ramp starts to break up. Most builders will use a general mix of concrete for a path or ramp and as soon as people put salt on it in winter will blame the owner as salt will damage general concrete. As it is not unreasonable for people to put salt on an icy path or ramp then the builder should have used a road grade concrete as roads don't generally break up after salting in winter. The concrete mix should be stronger and have a higher water:cement ratio, more cement and less water. Normally builders will work the concrete bringing water to the surface; this leaves a very weak mix on the surface that will break up very quickly. Concrete should not be over worked to leave mini air bubbles in the concrete and to stop water from coming to the surface. In extreme conditions air entrained concrete should be used.
What is the abbreviation in the following sentence you ordered 50kg of cement for the path?
Kg
Why does a concrete path produce greater friction then a lino floor?
A concrete path produces greater friction that a linoleum floor because its surface is rougher. This allows more surface area to contact an object moving along the path.
How do you colour an existing concrete path?
paint or acid etch
What the significance of golden ratio?
The golden ratio (or Phi) is a ratio that is very commonly found in nature. For instance, some seashells follow a spiraling path at the golden ratio.
If it takes one bag of cement to cover 10 sq. meters of path how many bags of cement will you buy to cover a path that is 21 m long and 2.5 m?
First you need to work out how many square meters are in the path. To do that multiply 21 by 2.5 21 X 2.5 = ?sqm You know one bag of cement will cover 10 sqm so to find out how many bag are needed for the path divide the answer of 21 X 2.5 by 10 ?/10 = 6 bags
Where do I go to find concrete contractors?
I need a new driveway in front of my house. I know the type of path I want. WHere do I find concrete contractors?
How are perimeter ratio and area ratio related?
Perimeter ratio is: is a path that surrounds an area and area ratio is: Area ratio is the cross sectional area of the nozzle exit divided by the cross sectional area of the nozzle throat.
Is the word path an abstract noun?
Well, honey, the word "path" is actually a concrete noun. It's something you can physically see and walk on, unlike abstract nouns which are all about ideas and concepts. So, next time you're strolling down a path, just remember it's as real as your morning cup of coffee.
Why are there cracks on concrete paths?
Concrete has great compressional strength but very weak torque resistance. That means when the ground underneath concrete paths settles or erodes the concrete will crack. In order to determine where the concrete will crack the constructors leave faults in it. So when the concrete does crack it does so in such a manner that the path is still functional and aesthetic.
Can lightning travel though concrete?
Yes, lightning can travel through concrete because it is a conductive material. When lightning strikes concrete, it can follow the path of least resistance, which includes the moisture and metal reinforcement within the concrete. This can result in damage to the concrete and surrounding structures.
What are the benefits of using a concrete path mold for creating walkways and pathways in outdoor spaces?
Using a concrete path mold for creating walkways and pathways in outdoor spaces offers benefits such as easy installation, uniformity in shape and size, durability, and cost-effectiveness.
