Effect of Flow Rate and Viscosity on Complex Fracture Development in UFM Model
A recently developed unconventional fracture model (UFM*) is able to simulate complex fracture networks propagation in a formation with pre-existing natural fractures. Multiple fracture branches can propagate at the same time and crisscross each other. The behaviour of a hydraulic fracture when it i...
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IntechOpen
2013
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