Liu et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Asymmetric propagation mechanism of hydraulic fracture networks in continental reservoirsLiu et al., 2023
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- Liu J
- Mei L
- Ding W
- Xu K
- Yang H
- Liu Y
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Hydraulic fracturing technology is relatively mature in North America, but under complex geological conditions, such as those in China, the application of this technology still faces great challenges. At present, techniques for the numerical simulation of hydraulic fracture …
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