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Factors Governing Mud Infiltration and Impact on Wellbore Stability in Fractured Rock Mass
Available to PurchasePublisher: American Rock Mechanics Association
Paper presented at the Alaska Rocks 2005, The 40th U.S. Symposium on Rock Mechanics (USRMS), June 25–29, 2005
Paper Number: ARMA-05-834
... apertures, extent of mud infiltration, fracture strength reduction in the infiltrated region, and subsequent wellbore instability in coupled mechanical-fluid simulations of densely fractured rock mass. The influence of several key factors governing the extent of mud infiltration in the rock mass, including...
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Wellbore behaviour in fractured rock masses
Available to PurchasePublisher: American Rock Mechanics Association
Paper presented at the DC Rocks 2001, The 38th U.S. Symposium on Rock Mechanics (USRMS), July 7–10, 2001
Paper Number: ARMA-01-0059
..., such as bedding planes and fractures, in rock masses. Furthermore, mud infiltration into the fractures can lead to a reduction in the fracture friction angle. As a result, the rock masses are more prone to wellbore instability along the fractures. In this paper, coupled numerical analyses are presented...