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Effects of existing fractures in rocks on extension of hydraulic fractures
Effect of existing fracture or joint plane, which may exist in rock, on extension of hydraulically-induced fracture through rock has been investigated in laboratory, by use of series of models made from various outcrop rocks; width and orientation of existing fractures do not alter extension or direction of hydraulic fracture; results, which conform quite well with Griffith theory of failure, are illustrated by photographs.
Effects of existing fractures in rocks on extension of hydraulic fractures
Effect of existing fracture or joint plane, which may exist in rock, on extension of hydraulically-induced fracture through rock has been investigated in laboratory, by use of series of models made from various outcrop rocks; width and orientation of existing fractures do not alter extension or direction of hydraulic fracture; results, which conform quite well with Griffith theory of failure, are illustrated by photographs.
Effects of existing fractures in rocks on extension of hydraulic fractures
J Petroleum Technology
Lamont, N. (author) / Jessen, F.W. (author)
1963
7 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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Width Evolution of the Hydraulic Fractures in Different Reservoir Rocks
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Width Evolution of the Hydraulic Fractures in Different Reservoir Rocks
| Online Contents | 2018