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Velcin et al., 2020 - Google Patents

Experimental reactivation of shear‐fractured Berea and Boise sandstones by brine or liquid CO2 injection at depth

Velcin et al., 2020

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11464953905000628753
Author
Velcin H
Dautriat J
Sarout J
Esteban L
Godel B
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth

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Injection‐driven reactivation of fractured/faulted reservoirs is a key concern in the design and safe operation of water/CO2 injection projects. Here, a new laboratory testing protocol is devised by which the reactivation conditions are quantified, providing pivotal data for …
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