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Laboratory Comparison of Natural Fractures and Induced Fracture Permeability Variations Under Simulated Dynamic Reservoir Conditions

Santagati et al., 2019

Document ID
18127843594680027143
Author
Santagati A
Makrami A
Caliboso E
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Publication venue
International Petroleum Technology Conference

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The objective of this study is to compare the laboratory behavior of natural (Mode II) and induced (Mode I and II) fractures during stress-dependent permeability tests (SDk) to verify under which conditions the hydraulic behavior of induced fractures may be assumed to be …
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