The dynamic evolution of compaction bands in highly porous carbonates: the role of local heterogeneity for nucleation and propagation
Abstract
The formation of compaction bands in porous brittle rocks such as sandstones and carbonates has a significant impact on the localization mechanisms preceding earth and planetary surface instabilities such as earthquakes, landslides, and plate boundary faults. The micromechanics underpinning the dynamics of the formation of compaction bands and its effect on alteration of pore fluid pathways are not yet fully understood. The current study seeks...
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Title
The dynamic evolution of compaction bands in highly porous carbonates: the role of local heterogeneity for nucleation and propagation
Published Date
Jun 26, 2020
Volume
7
Issue
1
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