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Xiaoyu Tang, Wen Wan, Zhenxing Lu and Wei Chen
To investigate the influence of non-singular terms (T stress) in the stress field on the composite fractures of hard rock Type I?II, such as rock splitting failure and hydraulic fracture propagation, this study focused on hard rocks in metallic mines. Th...
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George Xiroudakis, George Saratsis and Ilias Lazos
This paper uses the displacement discontinuity method, one of the boundary element methods, to solve two major engineering problems. The first one addresses the safe design of underground excavations in fractured rock masses. The implemented method was u...
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Shuaifang Guo, Yunxing Cao, Li Wang, Xinsheng Zhang, Wenying Zhang, Haixiao Lin, Zhengzheng Cao and Bingbing Meng
Confining stress response is considered an accompanying behavior of hydraulic fracturing. Along these lines, an evaluation model of confining stress response was presented in this work. It was established on a rock representative volume element (RVE) and...
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Chunlin Zhong, Kangsheng Xue, Yakun Wang, Peng Luo and Xiaobo Liu
Understanding the fluid pattern is of special significance for estimating the hydraulic conductivity of fractured rock masses. The nonlinearity of fluid flow in discrete fracture networks (DFNs) originates from inertial effects and is enhanced by complex...
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Shihao Wang, Xiangyu Yu, Philip H. Winterfeld and Yu-Shu Wu
Real-time simulation of hydraulic fracturing operations is of critical importance to the field-scale stimulation applications. In this paper, we present an efficient yet reasonably accurate program for the numerical modeling of dynamic fractures. Our pro...
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Jiulong Liu, Shuangbao Han, Fengtian Yang and Dongdong Yue
Dongying?s Paleogene geothermal resources are an important part of the geothermal resources of the Tianjin coastal region. The extent of the geothermal fluid resources and the supply relationship have become increasingly important, and will determine whe...
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Elena V. Novikova, Mariia A. Trimonova, Sergey B. Turuntaev, Evgeny V. Zenchenko and Petr E. Zenchenko
This work presents an analysis of data obtained through unique laboratory experiments on hydraulic fracturing. In the experiments, sufficiently large artificial samples were used to model a reservoir. Thus, it was possible to simulate several wells simul...
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Xingyi Wang, Xin Chang, Yun Jiang, Yintong Guo and Kai Wei
After hydraulic fracturing, the geometric characteristics of rock morphology is a crucial means for evaluating the effectiveness of fracture stimulation in enhancing production. In order to quantitatively analyze the surface undulations of marine and con...
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Liming Zhang, Xingyu Zhou, Jijia Sun, Peiyin Jiang, Zhihao Lu and Cheng Cheng
The stimulated reservoir volume (SRV) technology extends conventional fracturing technology. Understanding how to effectively and accurately determine modified fracture shape and volume is the key point to evaluating the stimulation effect. Using electro...
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Dennis Delali Kwesi Wayo, Sonny Irawan, Alfrendo Satyanaga and Jong Kim
Data-driven models with some evolutionary optimization algorithms, such as particle swarm optimization (PSO) and ant colony optimization (ACO) for hydraulic fracturing of shale reservoirs, have in recent times been validated as one of the best-performing...
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