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Heterogeneous in situ stress magnitudes due to the presence of weak natural discontinuities in granitic rocks

Chang et al., 2015

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2284854181026734227
Author
Chang C
Jo Y
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Tectonophysics

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Two field examples of hydraulic fracturing stress measurements are reported, in which the determined stress magnitudes exhibit severe variations with depth. The stress measurements were conducted in vertical boreholes drilled in granites in two different …
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