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Hydraulic properties of two‐dimensional random fracture networks following power law distributions of length and aperture

De Dreuzy et al., 2002

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14046666163426348664
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De Dreuzy J
Davy P
Bour O
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Water Resources Research

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Field observations have revealed that the diffusion properties of fractured materials are strongly influenced by the presence of fractures. Using power law fracture length and fracture permeability distributions currently observed on natural fractured networks, we …
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