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Abdolghafurian et al., 2017 - Google Patents

Experimental comparative investigation of dynamic and static properties of reservoir rocks

Abdolghafurian et al., 2017

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10974760506446525902
Author
Abdolghafurian M
Feng R
Iglauer S
Gurevich B
Sarmadivaleh M
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Proceedings of one curtin international postgraduate conference

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A 3D geomechanical model describes the rock elastic and mechanical properties as well as underground stresses. The static elastic parameters of the rocks are required for such a model. However, the elastic properties resulting from wireline logs, dynamic experiments …
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