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New Technology for Nano-Scale X-Ray of Rock Pores

July 24, 2008 rockman Miscellaneous Comments Off on New Technology for Nano-Scale X-Ray of Rock Pores
  • Ingrain Introduces 3-D NanoXCT Imaging System press release
  • Ingrain, Inc. Website 

 

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This article gives a nice, and balanced overview of the hydraulic fracturing or fracking process used to fracture rock and extract oil and gas from a formation that you could not produce from otherwise. 90 […]

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The photo above shows a crack measuring roughly 500 ft in length that is part of the evidence in Tampa Bay Water's lawsuit against HDR.
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Updated: Tampa Reservoir Failure Lawsuit Heats Up

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[Update 4/13/12] A verdict in favor of HDR was reached earlier this week.  They have been exhonerated of the charges and will pay no damages to Tampa Bay Water District. Read more on this GeoPrac.net […]

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Jury Returns Verdict for HDR in Lawsuit by Tampa Bay Water

April 13, 2012 rockman Failures Comments Off on Jury Returns Verdict for HDR in Lawsuit by Tampa Bay Water

A federal jury deliberated only 3 hours to return a verdict in favor of HDR, exonerating them of claims by Tampa Bay Water that they had violated the standard of care in the design of […]

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