Experimental Investigation of Stress-Dependency of Relative Permeability in Rock Fractures
Abstract
This study investigates the stress-dependency of relative permeability in rock fractures. Previous studies provide contradictory evidence of the influence of increasing stress on the relative permeability of fractures. Some studies suggest that irreducible water saturation increases, while others show the reverse. In an attempt to resolve these differences, laboratory core flooding experiments are applied to measure the relative permeability of...
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Title
Experimental Investigation of Stress-Dependency of Relative Permeability in Rock Fractures
Published Date
May 30, 2016
Journal
Volume
113
Issue
3
Pages
567 - 590
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