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Comparative analysis of structuring effects of different lecithin's on a palm oil-based blend : Part1 : Effects on hardness
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High-throughput methodology applied to screening of carbohydrate-based surfactant interfacial properties for colloidal system formulations
Razafindralambo, Hary ; Blecker, Christophe ; et al
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Carbohydrate-based surfactants (CBS) constitute an attractive class of amphiphilic molecules owing to their structural diversity generating a wide range of properties which could be developed in food and ... [more ▼]
Carbohydrate-based surfactants (CBS) constitute an attractive class of amphiphilic molecules owing to their structural diversity generating a wide range of properties which could be developed in food and non-food applications. Based on many functional groups of the carbohydrate part, it is possible to design multiple amphiphilic structures of CBS varying in the hydrophilic head groups (mono-, oligo-, or polysaccharides), hydrophobic tail (mono-, di-, tricatenar) but also in the linker/spacer between them. The main structures of CBS include mono- and bicatenar glycolipids, bolaforms, and gemini. Moreover, CBS compounds can be produced from the most abundant renewable materials allowing large product concept possibilities. Among general properties of surfactants, interfacial properties molecules occupy a fundamental key role for colloidal system formulations since they control most of technological aptitudes required for forming and stabilizing food, cosmetic, agrochemical, detergent, and pharmaceutical products. High-throughput methodology applied to screening of CBS interfacial properties appears crucial for achieving optimum formulations of colloidal systems like foams and emulsions for which small amounts of single or mix surface-active agents are often needed and numerous physical and chemical parameters are involved. This general approach may be applied to any amphiphilic molecules produced from other renewable resources of surface-active compounds like micro-organisms and by direct extraction from vegetable materials. One of the key factors for the development of this methodology is the use of automated instrument systems in laboratory scale which are still lacking in this field compared to those existing in the analytical chemistry and biochemistry areas. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 38 (10 ULg)
Impacts of the carbonyl group location of ester bond on interfacial properties of sugar-based surfactants: experimental and computational evidences
Razafindralambo, Hary ; Blecker, Christophe ; et al
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Interfacial properties of surfactants are dependent on the conformation adopted by the hydrophilic headgroup or/and the hydrophobic tail at the boundary limit of two immiscible phases. Here, we ... [more ▼]
Interfacial properties of surfactants are dependent on the conformation adopted by the hydrophilic headgroup or/and the hydrophobic tail at the boundary limit of two immiscible phases. Here, we demonstrate the impacts of the carbonyl group (-CO-) location of the ester bond of sugar-based surfactants by comparing some properties of two closely related esters, octyl glucuronate and glucose octanoate, at the air-water interface. The carbonyl group location influences the rate and extent of interfacial adsorption and the rheology properties of sugar esters at the air-water interface, which were evaluated by dynamic surface tension and complex surface viscoelastic measurements. Octyl glucuronate adsorbs the fastest at the air-water interface whereas glucose octanoate reduces the dynamic surface tension at the lowest value and exhibits the highest film viscoelasticity. Differences are attributed to molecular conformation constraints inducing relevant changes to the surface coverage kinetic capacity and the interaction strengths of the octyl sugar ester adsorbed films at the air-water interface. All of the results are supported by the minimum cross-sectional area values per molecule determined by both experimental and computational approaches. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 159 (64 ULg)
Isothermal titration calorimetry as a tool for improving enzymatic lignocellulose hydrolysis
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Les produits lignocellulosiques comme source de biocarburants de deuxième génération dans un concept de bioraffinage
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Fractionation process to produce a new milk ingredient enriched in phospholipids and sphingolipids
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Synthesis of uronic acid derivatives bearing a single or two alkyl chains as new surfactants
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Study of the stability and the physical property changes of amorphous inulin during moisture adsorption
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A working methodology for the total water determination in inulin by the volumetric Karl Fischer titration.
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Application of Isothermal Titration Calorimetry to Thermodynamic Studies of Surfactin Binding Interactions to Lipid Vesicles
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Study of the acid hydrolysis of pectin extracted from sugar beet pulp
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Impact of cristallinity index on the stability and physical properties of inulin during moisture uptake.
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Application of a chemoselective ligation strategy to the M1 factor of virginiamycin
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Polar lipids analysis from the MFGM by SPE and HPLC-ELSD
Bodson, Pascal ; Danthine, Sabine ; Blecker, Christophe et al
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Analyse des lipides polaires de la MFGM par SPE et HPLC-ELSD
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Enrichment of anhydrous milk fat in polyunsaturated fatty acid residues from linseed and rapeseed oils through enzymatic interesterification
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in Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry (2008), 56(5), 1757-1765
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Lipozyme TL IM was used in a solvent-free batch and microaqueous system for enzymatic interesterification of anhydrous milkfat (AMF) with linseed oil (LO) in binary blends and with rapeseed oil (RO) in one ternary blend. The aim was to obtain and characterize physicochemically fats enriched with unsaturated C-18 fatty acids (oleic, linoleic, and, especially, linolenic acids) from natural vegetable oils. Binary blends of AMF/LO 100/0, 90/10, 80/20, 70/30, and 60/40 (w/w) were interesterified. The change in triacylglycerol (TAG) profiles showed that quasi-equilibrium conditions were reached after 4-6 h of reaction. Free fatty acid contents < 1%. The decrease in solid fat content and in dropping point temperature obtained with increasing content of LO and interesterification resulted in good plastic properties for the products originating from the blends 70/30 and 60/40. This was confirmed by textural measurements. Melting profiles determined by differential scanning calorimetry showed complete disappearance of low-melting TAGs from LO and the formation of intermediary species with a lower melting temperature. Oxidative stability of the interesterified products was diminished with increasing LO content, resulting in low oxidation induction times. A ternary blend composed of AMF/RO/LO 70/20/10 gave satisfactory rheological and oxidative properties, fulfilling the requirements for a marketable spread and, moreover, offering increased potential health benefits due to the enriched content in polyunsatured fatty acid residues. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 102 (27 ULg)


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An aspiring game developer starting life as a humble modder, looking to build up a portfolio and break my way into the games industry. Currently leading development of S.T.A.L.K.E.R: Wormwood.
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I'd like to know as well. It doesn't quite seem like SR's to me.
Wow, that's really impressive. How did you get it working? It's something I'm very interested in implementing as well.
As part of our A-Life overhaul for Stalkers in Wormwood, they will be able to camp out overnight at certain smart terrains if they're far from a base. This should make night-time raids more interesting as you'll come across Stalkers by the fire while out and about.
Along with this, we're in the process of creating special night-time squads that stay in-camp for the day, venturing out only at night.
Yes, mutant hunting is designed to be a thing. We're also creating specialised hunter NPC squads that go out at night to hunt larger mutants. Mutants have area-specific damage, yes. Thanks for the kind words!
Exactly :)
Indeed they're not, but in the game files they're classified as such that's all :)
They can be almost any indoor location, including new ones, but we're trying to make certain places feel like proper mutant dens with appropriate props.
Thanks :)
Bear in mind, this isn't an alteration of the mutant AI - purely their behaviour.
My overall aim for mutant behaviour is for a basis in realism, and improved interaction with Stalkers (and the player).
Mutants should alternate between searching for food/territory in the day, and hiding/resting in their lairs at night (reversed for certain mutants, as in the image). In vanilla, there was no real distinction in these behaviours for some reason.
What I've done is separate smart terrains into mutant territories, and mutant lairs.
Territories are usually outside, and often places that Stalkers will camp during the day, or search for artifacts.
Lairs are almost always inside buildings, sheds, or underground - Stalkers can sometimes camp at these locations overnight if they are too far from a proper 'base', but more information about Stalker behaviours in Part Two!
Overall, these changes should make for more realistic mutant behaviour with certain mutants hiding indoors in the day and coming out at night to hunt, with others doing the reverse.
Watch out when you venture down into that basement in the middle of the day, there may well be a bloodsucker waiting for night-time down there!
We're completely overhauling A-Life ourselves, and the first part of this will be talked about slightly in this weekend's media release :)
We're planning 1x1 for small mags, 2x1 for large mags.
Well this is why we're asking for feedback, none of this is set in stone.
These are all candidates of how to represent a single type of special ammo. Each type would be distinct from one another, i.e. a red tape across the magazine for HP ammo compared to blue tape for AP.
You will need to find, scavenge or buy empty mags.
No mag tossing.
The rest of the stuff we'll have more info on at a point in the future :)
We're still working on our mag system implementation, we'll have more info in the future on how the amount of rounds in the mag is displayed!
We'll be conducting a closed beta period before release, but likely nothing open.
The right one is vanilla :P
As well as better foliage models and textures, Wormwood will also feature a lot more of it!
Expect hundreds of new trees and bushes in each level, with little FPS drop thanks to their optimised nature.
Now the Zone of the game will look a lot more like the Zone of real life!
We've renamed to STALKER: Wormwood, you can find a link to the page here.
Good work guys. Can you go into detail on your modernisation of the SDK, and will you be releasing your work on it?
Thanks for the kind words!
We're not planning a 'lite' version of Wormwood I'm afraid. Our level changes and graphical enhancements are too deeply integrated to be optional.
We're happy to support translations of the mod, but it's something that will be thought about more as we get closer to final text integration.
Thanks again :)
We've said before we want to release in 2015, but we're not going to release until the mod is at the standard it should be.
We will be conducting closed beta testing in the future, but will likely not be having an open test.
We can't use ABNat levels as a base as our levels are heavily modified already. The LA trees would be great though, thanks mate!
Apologies mate! Thanks for the info :)
If you read the features page of the site, or the recent dev Q+A/FAQ you'll see our plans for levels :)
Thanks for the kind words!
That's a bug with AtmosFear, not Redux specifically. The weather always changes between reloads. Also, sneaking has never actually worked for me with or without Redux - stealth is most definitely not STALKER's strong point!
Haha I saw a video of a Russian mod that added weird worm mutants, it was pretty creepy. They were about the size of a Stalker as well.
I was out and about in the Zone waiting for one of the crashes to happen and stumbled upon this rather pretty scene at sunset!
After I took it a group of Stalkers zombified by the recent emission attacked Shevchenko, but the brave loners inside managed to fend them off. A-Life!
Pairing well with our new radiation system, Filters and Air Bottles add a new dimension to the Zone Economy.
Manage your supplies well, lest you be caught on a raid without adequate protection from the Zone's unforgiving environment.
As you can see in this screenshot, filter/air duration is indicated by a new bar on your HUD, representing the amount of air, or filter condition, you have left.
This is currently implemented through Lua scripting, but we would like to integrate it within the engine, just like hunger.
Hiring a trader to repair your weapons is an expensive luxury, so why not take matters into your own hands?
Instead of dumping that gun that's too low-quality to use, why not stash it somewhere and use it to repair your upgraded prize shooter later?
We've focused on creating original, well designed missions with high quality writing and dialogue.
The team has also really enjoyed bringing some old faces back for Wormwood (many of which you will have fond memories of), as well as creating new, memorable characters you can meet for the first time.
Thirst is an obvious additional survival mechanic, pairing very well with our changes to food/satiety, and our brand new cooking system!
Zaton is arguably closer to the NPP, and the Skadovsk is a great place to recruit new followers.
We hope these answers will satisfy some of the big questions you had about the mod! I just want to say another big thank you to everyone who participated in the development livestream last night - it was an excellent evening!
If you missed the stream, the idea for the sawmill is that Freedom attempted to establish a forward outpost in Zaton, to match Duty's. During construction, a controller attacked the base, wiping out the expeditionary force and zombifying them all.
You can help Freedom out by retaking the Sawmill, allowing Freedom to regain their foothold in the region, creating a hub for increased Freedom a-life in Zaton!
(also, you can always kill them all later and open the new base up to random a-life)
Watch along, make comments, and suggest ideas as I work in the SDK's level editor to revamp one of the most underused locations in Zaton - the Sawmill!
Learn the process of creating a new area from concept through to prop placement, AI-map work, logic scripting and smart-terrains, and gain a deeper understanding of the daily trials and tribulations the team go through to bring you a brand new, high quality experience.
Streaming will begin at 20:00 GMT on January 28th - Day Five of Wormwood Week!
Other members of the Wormwood team will also be hanging out in the chat, ready to discuss the mod and your ideas live!
So if you're interested in learning more about the modding process, or just want to get an inside-look into a cutting edge part of the mod, join us on Twitch Twitch.tv live from 20:00 GMT on January 28th!
We feel cooking fits well as a feature into the game's survival-oriented gameplay, and you can now subsist purely on hunted meat (although at risk of irradiation), if you so wish!
Radiation levels now increase slowly through simply being in the Zone, simulating the ambient low-level radiation present in the environment.
Utilising artifacts, eating and drinking irradiated consumables, and frequenting localised radiation hotspots will all add to this underlying ambient radioactivity, which you will need to control using the various tools now at your disposal.
Thanks for your support!
Please bear in mind all content is still work in progress, and totally subject to change!
We're fast approaching the moment you've been waiting for, our rebranding relaunch! Keep a close eye on the page next weekend, as we have a lot of exciting stuff in store...
Thanks for the comment!
There's very little info out there on the PBS suppressors, but from what I could find (http://www.red-alliance.net/forum/index.php?topic=8823.0), PBS-5 was for AK74-U and PBS-1 for the AKM.
Good points about the positioning and rotation though, thanks for that!
Next up on the caliber-specific silencer list is the 5.45mm 'PBS-5', created by Virgil!
We're working very hard on the imminent relaunch, and if anyone's skilled in creating flash animation, we'd like to hear from you! We want to create a countdown for the main page, but none of us possess the skills required (we can't be amazing at EVERYTHING right?!), so get in touch!
You guys have some really impressive NPC models! Any chance you have spare modellers hanging around who need work? ;)
Another day, another new interior goes into the game!
These are a high priority for the dev team, but our lack of 3D modellers is really slowing down the rate at which we can produce new, high-quality interior spaces.
If you're a 3D artist with experience in Autodesk Maya (preferably), please get in touch and help us out! These pieces would look great on your portfolio.
We'll be settling down to a more sane level of content posting again now that MOTY is over, so we'll finish off 2014 with this shot - recognise where it is?
We're hard at work on the rebranding/relaunch which we have planned for January - the new ModDB page design was just the beginning, so keep an eye on us this coming year!
Happy New Year, let's make 2015 another great year for Stalkers everywhere!
3 hours left ladies and gents. It's your final chance to get your votes in for Mod of the Year and get Redux into the Top 10. Let's see if we can do it.
Thanks to all who have already voted - we'll make you proud.
We're also demonstrating some of the graphical enhancements of the mod in this shot - increased grass draw distance, AtmosFear 3, Absolute Nature 3 and Absolute Structures integration. Big thanks to Cromm Cruac for letting us use his brilliant mods.
No worries :)
We're doing a full graphical overhaul, at least equal to Misery's level. Our theme however is to stick with the real-life Zone aethetic - lush, green and alive. Hopefully some of the recent screenshots can show the level of graphical fidelity we're at now. More info soon!
Just over 72 hours left until Phase 2 of MOTY closes - if you haven't yet voted for Redux, please think about giving us a vote over on the Top 100 page! Every vote counts, and we need your help to stand a chance of getting in the Top 10! Huge thanks to everyone who's already voted!
We're very excited about the Ranger Station as a location in Redux v2.0 - it's had extensive work carried out upon it, and as you can see, is now fully enterable. Dare you find out what lurks within?
Please do give us some of your thoughts on this, we really value your feedback!
We on the Dev Team really enjoyed the Pripyat-1 Underpass map, but the storyline never gave much of a chance to explore it.
We're opening the Underpass up, adding new interiors, anomalies and loot, adding A-Life, and turning it into a level you can access at any point after you've unlocked it.
Thanks a lot guys. We're gonna make you proud :)
We've uploaded this to the Videos section as previously it was only embedded into a news post, so this is for posterity.
We're not including all the SoC/CS maps, but X-12 is made from scratch :)
Are you ready to Descend into Darkness again, Stalkers?
This is our little Christmas present to you, to thank you for all your support over the last week of our first attempt at getting anywhere in Mod of the Year.
Our aim with Lab X-12 is to really make you feel the same feelings you felt when you first stepped into X-18 in Shadow of Chernobyl - not knowing what lay below you, or if you'd ever see the sunlight again.
Hopefully you'll agree the entrance to the lab provides this feeling!
(Don't worry, I hear the Group are changing the entrance codes to their labs soon...)
Thanks a lot for your support, it means a lot.
A site was selected, a team put together, but something went wrong. It's down to you to either help Freedom recover from this setback, or not.
We are adding brand new anomaly fields in which to search for artifacts, just be careful of the anomalies or you'll end up like this poor guy.
This area is due to be expanded upon heavily in our 'interior expansion' plans, so consider this a heavily WiP shot.
A late one tonight! Here you can see the first of our brand new caliber-specific suppressors, the .45 ACP 'Bronson Boomslang'. The Boomslang is based on a very distinctive real-life silencer, expertly modelled by our newest team member, Virgil. We're very excited to have him on the team, and he's already producing excellent work as you can see!
We're planning a total of seven caliber-specific suppressors to replace the illogical 'universal silencer' in the vanilla game. You'll be able to buy these new items from traders, as well as find them in the world and being used by NPCs.
Yes, radsuits are in. So is the Exo helmet. As far as I know, everything they use, you can too.
Thanks for the support mate! We'll definitely get there in the end, don't you worry :)
As a follow-up to last weeks media, this is just one small part of the newly opened-up area in the Jupiter factory complex. All of the new areas are brought up to, and exceeding, GSC's original quality level.
Not properly, but you can do new jobs for factions and ingratiate yourself with them more.
All factions, including new Merc and Ecologist patrols. Ambush whoever you like ;)
Something a little different this time, this is just a nice shot of one of the brand new areas we've created for the mod - a fleshed out smaller warehouse building in the Jupiter Factory complex.
The factory itself was processing a lot of stuff, so surely they needed somewhere to store things, right? Well, now you can explore it.
This area has a fire, so Stalkers will dynamically come here and camp for a while.
With more places like these, there should be a lot more interesting gameplay around the factory complex.
We'e found that interesting decals and markings in the game add significantly to atmosphere and immersion, we're sure you'll agree when you find them yourself!
Unfortunately it's mainly because STALKER modellers are so few and far between... We suffer from this ourselves, we are in desperate need of more 3D modelling help.
Thanks! We have a lot of really cool stuff to show in the future, especially our new Skadovsk interior!
Love the guy in the tower on the left. Also reppin' Mercs 4 lyfe.
Absolutely /loving/ the vegetation, this is exactly how the Zone should be. Brilliant work gents.
What's your logic? I'm working with SR logic every day now so I'm getting fairly adept at it, if you send it over I'll take a look :)
Cool article :) You should format all your images for the web-page!
I'd like to thank Etcetera and Kickasskyle for their hard work recently - this wouldn't have been possible without you guys!
Well, that's up to you ;)
Gorgeous guys :)
it's meeeeeeee
Ah! That's from the exterior mesh ;)
Ladder? :)
Super well deserved guys, and awesome new update.
loving the frequent media updates guys!
Yep :)
You may well be looking at one in this very screenshot ;)
Of course, we're doing a MSO-style enhancement on AI ;)
Hopefully it'll match people's thoughts of what would be in here!
It's very peculiar and new to engage the mercs here and having them come around and inside the building, I must say.
I see. No it's nothing like that, this is much more like SoC-style stashes but far better.
I meant could you explain the custom stashes ;)
Not really played SGM, can you explain what you mean?
We'll have a system for using damaged weapons, yeah :)
Lab X12 ;)
We have some awesome new media banners for use in different situations ;) Indoor, night-time, day-time, and normal logo.
This one is probably my favourite :P
We've made it ourselves, it's totally brand new :)
Have you tried the new SoC/CS/CoP grass-distance extender patch? You can patch your game's render .dll file and get grass view distances of up to 800m... It's pretty spectacular. Check it out on the COP section, GSC forum :)
Like Mateos said, this isn't exactly a grassy area ;)
Don't worry, there's plenty of grass.
Oh nice, well done to you and Alun then :)
Unless Alun and Trojanuch are on the dev team, did the Misery team actually really do anything except merging? No offense.
All our code was written for Redux. You'll see on Sunday night that our mutant looting system behaves like no other system ;)
Way to miss the important part :P
This screen was taken with low settings for testing.
It's the Random Weapon System - it needs a little tweaking ;)
Of course!
Machine yard is correct! Anyone know the character?
Unfortunately due to engine limitations this is the only thing possible :(
Aye, it is cozy! :P There are another 5 or so behind me in this one, including the commander, and they all have to fit in there for shelter from the blowout :P
'Dem Freedomers eh!
Maybe Draxanoth doesn't like rookies ;)
You can shoot them out ;)
It's Agroprom! Just imagine the horrifically creepy 'CREAK, CREAK, CREAK' of the emergency light and you'll be right back there ;)
You realise the mission you describe is part of vanilla CoP and hence won't be in WotW? :)
Also available on YouTube!
Nice list guys, looking forward to release!
Hello! Would you like to send me a PM or email about what you can offer? I'm a big fan of AMK :)
Haha he's totally new anyway ;)
I'm not quite sure that's right actually... In the intro, I think he's escorting Ecologists - he doesn't have any idea who Clear Sky are until Lebedev explains in their camp.
Glad to hear it! I hope it was interesting :)
Me too! It's nice to have a fun thing to do when a lot of the normal work is so tedious!
Ahhh so this is the secret project Cromm is working on - nice! Glad to see his talent joining that of the Dez0wave team! Looking forward to this more than ever!
Thanks mate. It's good to see you again, keep in touch more ;)
That was fixed in an earlier patch, you just needed to start a new game :)
I'm tuning the RWS, but I don't see why experienced bandits shouldn't occasionally have heavy weaponry ;)
This patch replaces v1.05! If you have v1.05, over-write with this patch! If you have anything pre-v1.05, download this patch instead of v1.05!
It was, but unfortunately one silly bug slipped through from a last-minute addition (the ranger station crash) and the Snag Box crash which seems like my changes in the files weren't saved :P
You also don't need to start a new game for any of these - I'll make it clear if a new game is required (which it really shouldn't ever be for a patch).
Thanks! Maybe for v2.0 ;)
Yeah, I wish :(
Do you mean the cone of the light? It's already really small, any smaller and it would just be annoying, I think.
Please note, the rifle is only bright because the light from the torch is reflecting off of it.
A packed night at the bar ;)
You'll have to wait and see them in game! :P
Glad to hear it :) Thanks for taking the time to say you appreciate the time I put into it :D
Yes, that's fine.
It's already uploaded and ready, they just have slow authorizing staff it seems :)
One part of the new Blowout effects.
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Help! Leaking shower stall
I have re-chalked shower and this still exists. It feels wet and damp after my daughter showers. What did I do wrong?n the leaking started first - then I let air dry and re-chalked. Dried for 24 hours and still this. Can someone help me?
Might it be as simple as splash from the shower via an ill-fitting door or curtain (can't tell which)? I had that and remedied it temporarily with a line of baseboard tile going up a foot or so.
Or might it be the tile on the other side of that tile jamb needing grout and this is from continued seeping? Again, pics.
Or perhaps water running there from an innocuous place?
OK, that last one was a wild guess. Really.
Caulking the outside of the shower won't help. Your problem is coming from inside the shower, and if you re-caulked that already and still have the problem, then perhaps you have a leaky pipe inside the walls? All that damaged sheetrock will have to come out so you can peek inside the wall.
I might have also guessed a leaky pipe, except you have it on both sides... To me, that rules that out.
Clearly, you aren't getting a seal somewhere. Can you SEE it happening as someone is showering? Is it that fast? If so, perhaps you can figure out where the water is coming from then.
My 30 year old master shower was doing that very same thing and the sheetrock was wet in the very same place as yours. We had to have to entire shower replaced. When the old tile was removed, it was discovered that the tile was on sheetrock with no waterproofing membrane at all. No amount of caulk in the world could have prevented the water from seeping out of that shower. It was positively porous!
You really need to give a very detailed description of your pictures. They may seem obvious to you, but they aren't to viewers. Something like "View from standing in shower corner facing the door which is on the leftâ¦."
It may be moot anyway. Tap on the tile and I'll bet you get a hollow sound especially in the areas near the leaks. I'm fairly sure you've got jerzeegirl's problem.


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Marris Barn
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Barn | 7 bedrooms | sleeps 16
|Key Info
Marris Barn is a superb place for a holiday at any time of the year and will please the most discerning visitors. The design allows the barn to be fully sustainable using solar power and ground source energy and boasts the highest Energy rating.
Marris Barn can be booked together with our two holiday cottages, Little Walk Cottage and Marris Cottage, to provide accommodation for up to 24 people. The perfect solution for an amazing holiday with friends or family. For more details please contact the owners via phone or email.
Surrounded by the beautiful rolling green hillsides of the Wolds there is an extensive footpath network leading to quiet unspoilt villages, occasional inns and the National cycle route is just 2 miles distant. Lincolnshire is a beautiful county with a sense of antiquity and boasts an unrivalled selection of locally produced foods.
|Sleeps up to 16, 7 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Cleethorpes 18.2 km
|Car advised, Wheelchair users
|Nearest Amenities
|6 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Humberside Airport 21.6 km, Nearest railway: Grimsby 20.8 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Private indoor pool, Jacuzzi or hot tub, Sauna, Internet access, DVD player
|Private indoor pool
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Telephone, Pool or snooker table, Table tennis, Games room
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|7 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms of which 7 En suites
|Double beds (6), Single beds (4)
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private indoor pool, Private garden, BBQ, Private fishing lake or river
|Parking, Wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
Main Barn:
7 bedrooms, sleeps 14-16 of which 7 are en suite. Ground floor - Large entrance hall, Utility room, cloakroom WC, steps down to the open plan spacious medieval style hall with high beamed vaulted ceiling, dining table, large kitchen area and sitting area which has french doors to the glazed link room leading to the leisure facilities. Three bedrooms with zip and link twin beds making a 6' double on request all with en suite shower/WC. Master double bedroom with a 6' double bed and en suite bathroom/WC (with shower over the bath). First Floor - Second Master bedroom with 6' fourposter bed and freestanding bath, en suite shower/WC and walk-in wardrobes. Large twin bedded room with en suite shower/WC and additional twin beds for +2. TV/DVD. From the ground floor link room there are steps down to the leisure suite with changing room/WC/sauna and indoor swimming pool, mini-kitchen area/bar for making hot and cold drinks with a fridge, sink and slimline dishwasher, and games room with 2nd large TV, pool table, table tennis and dart board. bi-fold doors lead to a east facing terrace. There is wheelchair access to the ground floor of the main barn via a ramp adjacent to the steps to the main door.
*Bedlinen (duvets) and towels included (please bring own swimming towels) *Electricity included * All heating which is underfloor is included * Heated towel rails in all bathrooms * Large TVs in Sitting room and Games room * All bedrooms have TV *Radio/CD x2 *Payphone *1200 Range cooker * 2 Dishwashers *American Fridge Freezer *Washing Machine *Tumble Dryer *2 Highchairs *Stairgate *Hairdryer *Ample parking on site * Enclosed courtyard/patio with Gazebo *Garden Furniture *Lockable cycle store *3 acres grounds *Solid fuel barbeque *Swimming Pool 9m x 3m - depth 1.2m (available all year under lockable control of visitors)
2 well-behaved dogs allowed (day kennel available) | Regret no smoking
|Further details outdoors
Surrounded by the beautiful rolling green hillsides of the Wolds there is an extensive footpath network leading to quiet unspoilt villages, rural inns and the National cycle route is just 2 miles distant. Lincolnshire is a beautiful county with a sense of antiquity and boasts an unrivaled selection of locally produced foods.
Marris Barn is a superb place for a holiday at any time of the year and will please the most discerning visitors. The design allows the barn to be fully sustainable using solar power and ground source energy and boasts the highest Energy rating.
About this location
The Lincolnshire region
Lincolnshire has a treasure trove of small village churches. There are superb examples built through all the periods - Saxon, Norman, Gothic, Medieval to Georgian, Victorian Gothic and Modern. We have got the oldest lead-covered spire, the tallest...
Lincolnshire is famous for it's Speciality foods. For details of Tastes of Lincolnshire food festivals, gardening fairs, farmer's markets etc; please visit 'visitlincolnshire' and 'tastesoflincolnshire'. Our Lincoln Red cattle...
n World War Two the Petwood Hotel in Woodhall Spa was seconded by the RAF and became the Officers Mess for the famous 617 squadron "The Dambuster Squadron" that flew many of the now famous missions from nearby Scampton. A memorial to...
The watermill was recorded in the late 19th century and was at some point partially demolished and rebuilt to generate electricity for the hall and farm via a line carried on poles. It is a charmimg and interesting rare survivor of an estate mill...
f you enjoy walking, there is a woodland walk from Little Walk Cottage, and a local footpath network. Nearby is a link to the Viking Way (7 miles), the course of which takes you almost entirely through thinly populated countryside, quiet villages...
If you are a garden lover, Emma can advise on gardens and nurseries in the area. There is a leaflet available on the Countryside and Wold Gardens and Nurseries.
From the largest collection of antique sellers in Europe to individual local retailers, Lincolnshire offers an antiques hunter's paradise. Suggested places to visit include; Ropewalk at Barton-upon-Humber, Hemswell Antique Centre at Caenby...
Sustrans National Cycle Route (2 miles). Willingham Woods Cycle Trail (10 Miles)
magine stepping back in time on a journey across 2,000 years. Visit Lincoln and immerse yourself in a rich legacy of architectural heritage. Enjoy the majestic beauty of Lincoln Cathedral, the fun of Lincoln Castle and the cobbled streets which...
Come and explore Lincolnshire's famous market towns: the Georgian town of Louth with its beautiful parish church and Horncastle, famous for its antique centres. With all the local produce which Lincolnshire has to offer Farmer's Markets...
The Lincolnshire coast is host to two very different seaside experiences: the Fun Coast stretches from Skegness to Mablethorpe and is home to some of the finest seaside resorts in the UK. However the rural coast is a haven for nature lovers,..
Doddington Hall, Lincoln (27 miles). Grimsby, The National Fishing Heritage Centre (12 miles). Hull, The Deep Aquarium (30 miles). Hemswell antiques cetre (20 miles). Rand Park Farm (20 miles). Woodside Falconry and Conservation Centre (25 miles...
Waltham Windmill (6 miles) Tel: 01472 824109. The Manor, Laceby Tel: 01472 873346) (5 miles). Kenwick Park, Louth (12 miles). Louth Golf Course (12 miles). Market Rasen Golf Course (12 miles). At Woodhall Spa is the National Golf Centre the home of...
North Lincs Sailing Club, Barton on Humber (20 miles). Covenham Reservoir (10 miles)
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25 Sep 2014
"Marris Barn - We Couldn't Find A Box That It Doesn't Tick! - Fantastic!"
Having spent a wonderful weekend at The Marris Barn with all my family, 14 adults, two small boys and a baby in arms, aged from 70 yrs to 7 months, I can assure you quite categorically that it really … More
13 May 2014
"Perfection for a large family celebration!!"
We stayed over a weekend, as a large family party celebrating our daughter's wedding. Our party of 19 was accommodated in Marris Barn & Wagon Shed and Marris cottage. The barn was perfect with space to relax and every possible luxury fitting and accessory. We really appreciated Emma's help in planning our celebration and the attention to detail was outstanding. The facilities were ideal for our mixed age family group from 3 to 87 years. I could go on and on, but if you are looking to hold this sort of family party, in a lovely part of England, just go ahead and book it. You will not be disappointed.
Very highly recommended!
2 Oct 2013
"The Best Private Holiday Rental In the Country"
My Family hired Marris Barn, Marris Cottage and Little walk for a week's holiday for my Husbands 50th Birthday.Where do I begin, it is amazing, the pictures you see before you go make the Marris … More
18 Jun 2013
"Great venue for a special ed group; or anyone."
We were with our son's special school for a week. The best day was when we stayed on site all day and used the pool, saun, hot tub etc. Also took the youngsters to Hull's museums, Cleethorpe… More
9 May 2013
"superior accomodation, one of the best holiday lets we have been in"
went with a large group of friends (13) and one toddler.communication before with owners was excellent and all bed requests were dealt with. Recommend reading all the stuff that is sent by owners pa… More
4 Jan 2013
"Live like a Premiership Footballer"
We were a group of 18 (10 Adults, 8 children) who booked this property for a New Years get together before the barn was actually completed, and we were in no way disapointed, everything about this pro… More
18 Oct 2012
"[--]Simply the Best [--]"
We booked this in January for our grandsons 21st in October the age range of our party was from 4 mnth-66 yrs. The pictures don`t do this place justice we thought it might be quite cold with stone fl… More
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Just bought a Breville Grille. Suggestions/recipes/techniques?
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I am just opening and getting ready to make friends with a new Breville Grille. I could sure use some help here.
I would really appreciate information from experienced users.
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Recipes? Techniques? Which plate when? Following suggestions in other threads, I bought extra plates, so I have two ridged, two plain. Do you use both top and bottom ridged plates for steaks? (Gonna try steaks tomorrow.)
I'm pretty much NOT impressed by the recipes and instructions that come with it. Thank goodness for GW!
I have never owned a Breville, but have used and owned a sandwich grill and have used several George Foreman grills.
Why not just toss on a hamburger patty and see what you think?
I don't think much of steaks grilled like a cheese sandwich, so I would grill a steak with the grill open...I tried that with the GF grill and it wasn't hot enough to really "grill" it...
I think your results will be very similar to those using a stove top grill pan.....tryu it with the various things you would think of grilling....chicken breast, steak, pork chop, brats, or burger. I don't think I would even try to grill something like a whole turkey breast or a leg of lamb or a good sized beef roast on it though.
Thanks, Lindac
Years ago I had an electric grill with two flat plates and two waffle plates. It did OK hamburgers, sausages, pancakes, eggs, bacon, and waffles. Worthless for steaks and anything that I wanted to sear.
I am hoping to be able to get this one hot enough to grill steaks. I like them rare, so it has to heat enough to sear the outside without cooking the steak all the way through. Maybe closing the adjustable lid gently so juices aren't pressed out and searing both sides at once will work? Like you say, I don't want a grilled cheese sandwich type steak. Guess I'll find out. It's gotta get HOT though. And the top ribbed grill has to just touch on the steaks, not smash them. (When the weather is bad and I don't want to go outside to the wood/gas grills, I frequently cook steaks on a big flat grill over two burners because the broiler in my 8 yr old Jenn Air is totally useless. That's also how I sear steaks cut from sous vide' roasts. I am hoping this expensive toy will tide me over until I can get a CC to replace the Jenn Air.
I think fish and shrimp will work--again, if it gets hot enough.
Hamburgers and other patties of any ground meat, brats or other round sausages, I am sure will work. Bacon and ham should work.
Panini type sandwiches will work, of course. I wonder about grilling veggies--asparagus, sweet potatoes, green beans, which I usually do in a big skillet or the big two-burner grill when it's just too hot to heat up the oven and roast them.
I think I will try sliced apples, pancakes, bacon, and eggs, using a flat grill and a ribbed one.
I'm hoping that someone who uses a Breville will comment about how they use theirs.
I was just reading the reviews at W&S, seems like a great appliance, some of the reviews are worth reading for tips
Here is a link that might be useful: W&S Breville reviews
Thank you for the link, Mitchdesj. I'll look at the site when I finish this note.
I can report that bacon, eggs, sliced apples, and pancakes were a success.
The bacon cooked perfectly on the ribbed side, draining into the drip tray. The apples browned nicely (and quickly) with a little butter.
I had the unit on the highest temp (450), which was a bit much for the pancakes. They cooked through before they were too brown, but barely. Eggs were perfect.
Tonight I'll do the steaks. Xing my fingers.


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The configuration and directional orientation of natural or induced fractures in subterranean earth formations are described by introducing a liquid explosive into the fracture, detonating the explosive, and then monitoring the resulting acoustic emissions with strategically placed acoustic sensors as the explosion propagates through the fracture at a known rate.
1. A method for describing the configuration and directional orientation of a natural or a previously induced fracture extending from a wellbore penetrating a sub-surface earth formation containing the fracture, comprising the steps of positioning a plurality of acoustic sensors at selected locations about the wellbore, introducing a liquid explosive of a preselected detonation rate in the range of about 100 to 3000 meters per second into the fracture, detonating the liquid explosive at the wellbore to effect propagation of the explosion in the fracture at said selected rate from the wellbore towards the extremities of fracture remote to the wellbore with said detonating explosive producing and transmitting acoustic emission through earth formations surrounding the fracture for reception by said acoustic sensors, and analyzing and comparing the characteristics of the acoustic emission received by each of the plurality of acoustic sensors for effecting the description of the fracture.
2. The method claimed in claim 1, wherein the plurality of acoustic sensors comprise a selected number of sensors disposed on the ground surface with several ground surface sensors in each quadrant disposed at preselected locations.
3. The method claimed in claim 2, wherein said plurality of acoustic sensors include sensors disposed below the ground surface.
4. The method claimed in claim 2, wherein said acoustic sensors are hydrophone transducers characterized by high flat frequency response up to 5,000 Hz and sensitivities greater than - 150 db.
The present invention relates generally to mapping fracture systems in subterranean earth formations, and more particularly to such mapping wherein acoustic emissions emanating from a liquid explosive detonating at a known rate within the fracture are monitored at various locations for describing the fracture.
Monitoring various subterranean noises, such as seismic and acoustic emission, in oil, gas, geothermal, and other sub-surface formations has been previously used for the purpose of gathering knowledge of the certain characteristics in the sub-surface formation, such as anomalies, permeabilities, fractures, and other natural or man-made conditions. This monitoring is usually made with the objectives such as production enhancement, exploration, and the determination of the elastic properties of the reservoir formation. Perhaps one of the more important applications envisioned in monitoring sub-surface acoustic emission is the monitoring of hydraulic fracturing processes by strategically placing suitable acoustic sensors and then monitoring the emissions emanating from a hydraulic fracture through the sub-surface earth formation so as to enable the induced fracture to be mapped in time and space as it is occurring. This technique provides a ready mechanism for evaluating the hydraulic fracturing operation as well as providing a mechanism for indicating the direction and characteristics of the fracture as it is induced and for identifying the geometrical distribution shape and sizes of other natural fracture systems in earth formations including geological faults.
While the aforementioned technique is useful for describing fractures from wellbores as they occur, there is not believed to be any mechanism or technique for describing the configuration and directional orientation of natural or previously induced hydraulic fractures in subterranean earth formations. Accordingly, it is the primary goal or aim of the present invention to provide a method for mapping the natural and induced fractures in such formations so as to provide the description of the fracture systems for facilitating production and future sub-surface exploration. The method of the present invention utilized for describing the subterranean fracture systems comprises the steps wherein a liquid explosive is pumped through a wellbore and into the fractures emanating therefrom. The explosive is then detonated to explode at a preselected and controlled rate through the fracture system. As this controlled explosion propagates through the fracture, the acoustic emissions emanating therefrom are received at strategically placed acoustic sensors and directed to an analyzing system for describing the fracture.
Other and further objects of the invention will be obvious upon an understanding of the illustrative method about to be described, or will be indicated in the appended claims, and various advantages not referred to herein will occur to one skilled in the art upon employment of the invention in practice.
An embodiment of the invention has been chosen for the purpose of illustration and description. The embodiment illustrated is not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the precise arrangement disclosed. It is chosen and described in order to best explain the method of the invention and its application in practical use to thereby enable others skilled in the art to best utilize the invention in various modifications as are best adapted to the particular use contemplated.
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FIG. 1 is a highly schematic plan view showing a wellbore penetrating an earth formation which has a sub-surface fracture emanating from the wellbore and acoustic sensors in positions which may be utilized for mapping the fracture in accordance with the method of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view showing typical placement of acoustic sensors which may be utilized for mapping the fracture in the sub-surface earth formation; and
FIG. 3 is a schematic block diagram showing a data-analyzing system of the type which may be used for analyzing the acoustic emissions received from the acoustic sensors emplaced about the fracture system being mapped.
Generally, the method of the present invention is directed to describing or mapping the configuration and directional orientation of natural or induced fractures in subterranean earth formations. This method may be practiced by surrounding a wellbore from which the fracture emanates with a plurality of acoustic sensors which may be disposed at selected surface locations, as well as at locations penetrating the sub-surface earth formation. A liquid explosive capable of burning or exploding at a selected controlled rate is pumped into the fracture through the wellbore and then detonated. As this detonation of the liquid explosive occurs and the burn front thereof propagates from the wellbore toward the tips of the fracture, acoustic signals are generated and transmitted through the surrounding earth formation. These acoustic signals are, in turn, received by the acoustic sensors and transmitted to a suitable data analyzing system. Th configuration and orientation of the fracture may then be readily determined by the characteristics of the signals relative to the particular sensors picking up the signal. These signal characteristics include amplitude, phase and wave formations, and rise times of the signals.
The liquid explosive employed in the practice of the present invention may be any suitable commercially available explosive which may be introduced into a wellbore under pressure and which is of a viscosity which will allow it to flow into fracture portions as small as .15 mil wide which is necessary to ensure that the explosive will contact essentially the full fracture. For example, satisfactory commercially available liquid explosives are manufactured by the Teledyne McCormick Selph Corporation, Hollister, California, under the trademarks "Teledet" and "Hivolite." These liquid explosives may be diluted by well-known techniques to burn or explode at a rate on the order of about 100-3000meters/second, which is sufficient to provide adequate acoustical energy to allow for the recording thereof at substantial distances from the fracture system. The relatively slow burn rates are desirable because they provide longer time durations at a given point or fracture zone which allows longer record lengths for data enhancement using stochastic process, time series methods of data analysis. The detonation of the liquid explosive may be achieved in any suitable manner, such as electrical, blasting caps, or any other well-known technique.
The acoustic signals given off from the detonating liquid explosive that are used in the practice of the present invention are high frequency or rise time compressive stress waves which are transmitted through geological formations simultaneously as dilatational (P-waves) and deviatoric or shear (S-waves) waves with amplitude and phase characteristics being functions of the media and distances from the acoustic source (in this case the liquid explosive). The P and S waves propagate at approximately 6,000 m/sec and 4,000 m/sec, respectively.
The acoustical sensors employed for practicing the method of the present invention are preferably hydrophone transducers, such as commonly used for underwater noise monitoring but other sensors, such as accelerometers and higher frequency geophones used for earthquake monitoring may also be suitably employed. The operating characteristics of the hydrophones and other acoustic sensors used in the method of the present invention should have operating characteristics which enable satisfactory reception of acoustic emissions at surface and sub-surface locations. For example, satisfactory results may be achieved with transducers having operating characteristics in the range of -150 to -170 db gain (relative to 1 μPa) and relatively flat frequency response over the range of 2 Hz to 5,000 Hz.
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a plurality of acoustic sensors are emplaced in each quadrant about the wellbore 10 from which extends a fracture 12 of unknown orientation and configuration so as to ensure an accurate reading of the fracture characteristics. Satisfactory reception of the acoustic emission may be achieved by employing surface sensors alone or with sensors disposed at locations approximately 25 to 50 feet below the surface so as to assure minimal interference with surface noise. Also, it is desirable, if possible, to place sensors in nearby wellbores which penetrate the geological formation through which the fracture extends. The surface sensors 14-36 are preferably disposed about the wellbore at selected and increasing distances therefrom with a suitable number of these surface sensors disposed in each quadrant at spaced-apart locations so as to ensure an accurate monitoring of the fracture irrespective of its orientation. As shown in FIG. 1, three surface sensors are disposed in each quadrant with sensors 14, 16, 18, and 20 being disposed 90� apart from one another at locations preferably uniformly spaced from the wellbore 10. Sensors 22 through 36 are disposed at equally spaced distances from the wellbore in alignment with the initially placed sensors but at greater distances from the wellbore 10. The particular spacings of the surface sensors from the wellbore and each other are preferably relative to the depth of the sub-surface earth formation being mapped. For example, satisfactory results may be achieved by placing the first set of sensors 14-20 at locations equal to about one-half of the depth of the sub-surface earth formation, the second set of sensors 22-28 at locations equal to about the depth of earth formation, and the third set of sensors 30-36 at locations equal to about 11/2 times the depth of earth formation. Other configurations may be used to optimize various phases of source location involving, for example, computer solution of equations and particular geological formations.
As mentioned above, it is preferable to locate sensors at intermediate locations so as to minimize the effects of surface noise due to hydraulic pumping, equipment operations, earth movement, etc. These sensors 38-46 may be satisfactorily emplaced by drilling relatively shallow holes in the order of about 25 to 50 feet in depth. These intermediate depth sensors may be placed at any strategic location where drilling may be satisfactorily achieved, and preferably within a radius from the wellbore where the fracture is expected to terminate. In addition to the surface sensors and intermediate sensors, it is preferable to locate sensors in wellbores penetrating the earth formation being mapped. These sensors 48-58 are shown in wellbores which are normally used for recovery purposes and are usually disposed within the earth formation at random locations.
As shown in FIG. 3, the acoustic emissions once received by the acoustic sensors are transmitted to a data acquisition system which may be of any suitable commercially available type capable of receiving and analyzing the signals from the sensors so as to provide the desired monitoring of the fracture system. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, the acoustic emissions received by hydrophones 64 may be transmitted through suitable shielded cables 66 and amplifiers 68 into a FM magnetic tape recorder 70 having a suitable number of channels therein for recording the acoustic emissions received by each hydrophone 64. A timing signal indicative of the initial detonation of the liquid explosive, such as shown by the indicator at 72, is also introduced into the recorder 70 to initiate the operation thereof so that the travel time of the seismic emission from the wellbore to the hydrophones may be recorded and utilized for fracture mapping purposes. It is also desirable to record the wellbore pressure since it is known that the pressure will affect the velocity of the acoustic emission and, since the pressure transients are useful as reference signals in reducing and correlating the acoustic data. This pressure sensing may be provided by using any conventional pressure sensor, such as a strain gage type as generally shown at 74. The taped data from the recorder 70 may then be analyzed in any suitable manner, such as by running it through an analog-to-digital converter 76 and into a storage recorder 78 or into a suitable digital computer 88 for assaying the raw data, analyzing the signals and substituting these data into equations which are then solved to yield the source locations. This data may then be reproduced as a plot 82 or printout 84 indicative of the fracture characteristics.
In a typical operation the orientation and configuration of the fracture 12 may be mapped by filling the fracture 12 with the liquid explosive and electrically detonating the explosive. The acoustic emissions resulting from the detonation are initially transmitted to the sensors 14 through 20 disposed nearest the wellbore. The amplitude of the acoustic emissions received by sensors 14 and 18 would be greater for the particular orientation of the fracture shown than that received by sensors 16 and 20 so as to indicate that the fracture 12 is extending from the wellbore 10 in a direction nearer the sensors 14 and 18. This difference in signal amplitude between that received by sensors 14 and 16 and 18 and 20 will provide additional information for determining the exact position of the fracture orientation emanating from the wellbore. The acoustic sources can be located within a radius of approximately 5 feet under typical reservoir conditions. As the explosion propagates along the length of the fracture from the wellbore 10 to the tip of the fracture 12 differences in signal amplitudes and phases received by the various sensors positioned further away from the wellbore also helps delineate the directional properties of the fracture. Also, the size of the fracture cavity is approximately determined by the amplitude of the acoustic signal which depend upon volumes of explosive in the fracture so as to further facilitate the mapping of the fracture so as to further facilitate the mapping of the fracture.
It will be seen that the present invention provides a novel technique for accurately describing the characteristics of natural and induced fractures in sub-surface earth formations so as to greatly facilitate further exploration and energy recovery from such earth formations or the safe storage of liquid waste products in other formations.
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