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  • The influence of different diagenesis on the elastic properties of
           different shale lithofacies: a case study of the upper Permian Wujiaping
           formation in East Sichuan Basin, China

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      Abstract: Abstract Understanding the impact of diagenesis on the elastic properties of organic-rich shale reservoirs is essential for evaluating unconventional hydrocarbon reservoirs and interpreting seismic data. Recent advancements in the exploration of the Permian Wujiaping Formation in the eastern Sichuan Basin indicate its potential to become a significant succession within the Sichuan Basin. However, the effect of different lithofacies in the Wujiaping Formation on shale elastic properties under varying diagenetic conditions remains unclear, hindering detailed reservoir interpretation. This study employs X-ray diffraction, thin section analysis, scanning electron microscopy, organic geochemistry, and dynamic elastic property tests to investigate the Wujiaping Formation shale. The results reveal three primary lithofacies types: argillaceous shale, mixed shale, and siliceous shale. Argillaceous shale, subjected to intense compaction, forms a dense rock framework of oriented clay minerals, characterized by low porosity (1.66%), low elastic wave velocity (4122.30 m/s), low elastic modulus (2174.59 m/s), and high Poisson's ratio (32.24 GPa). Mixed shale, dominated by carbonates and quartz, exhibits a rock framework formed through dissolution and cementation, with high elastic wave velocity (5196.54 m/s), relatively high elastic modulus (2975.86 m/s), and moderate Poisson's ratio (58.53 GPa). Siliceous shale, comprising biogenic quartz particles, shows strong resistance to compaction. During hydrocarbon generation, it develops abundant organic matter pores, resulting in the highest porosity (2.36%), high elastic wave velocity (5177.92 m/s), high elastic modulus (2975.86 m/s), and low Poisson's ratio (62.23 GPa). The significant differences in mineral composition and diagenetic processes across the lithofacies lead to distinct elastic properties. This study provides a rock physics framework for the detailed seismic prediction of "sweet spots" in the Wujiaping Formation shale reservoirs and offers new insights into characterizing the diagenesis of unconventional shale reservoirs using geophysical properties.
      PubDate: 2024-08-07
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00858-7
       
  • An overview of potential excavation compensation method for tunnelling in
           deep rock engineering

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      Abstract: Abstract The complicated geological environment of deep rocks poses new challenges to tunnel and mining engineering. Some thorny disasters such as large deformation of soft rock and rockburst are becoming more and more prominent. However, the classic tunnelling methods represented by the mine tunnelling method and the new Austrian tunnelling method are generally unsatisfactory in addressing these issues due to the limited self-stability of surrounding rock mass. Therefore, the excavation compensation method (ECM) with the core of active stress compensation has been proposed and applied in practical engineering construction to solve the above problems. After extensive engineering practice, the theoretical foundation, key technologies, and construction system of ECM have been established and improved. This article provides a comprehensive overview of this novel tunnelling method. In addition, its controlling effects on surrounding rock are demonstrated by two typical engineering examples. It could provide some new ideas and references for the development of future tunnelling technology.
      PubDate: 2024-08-07
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00856-9
       
  • Study on unified strength theory and elastic–plastic stress update
           algorithm

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      Abstract: Abstract The unified strength theory with the two-piecewise linear equations is more convenient and concise to calculate the strength of materials. It can fully explore the potential in the strength of materials and improve the economic benefits of engineering design. This study combines the semi-implicit return mapping algorithm and the Aitken accelerated iteration scheme and develops a plastic constitutive algorithm for isotropic softening materials based on the unified strength theory. The combining method can simplify the stress update and make the calculation of consistent tangent modulus easier. Furthermore, it can avoid solving the partial derivatives of the plastic flow rule and overcome the stress-deviating problem. The self-developed constitutive algorithm is used to simulate the elastic–plastic excavation process of a deep-lying circular tunnel. The numerical simulation results match well with the theoretical solution, verifying the correctness of the self-developed constitutive algorithm. Based on the self-developed constitutive algorithm, the stability of an underground mining stope is comprehensively analyzed, and its structural parameters are optimized. The research reveals the mechanism of stope instability, provides a reliable scientific basis for the mining design and decision-making, ensures the safe and efficient production of the stope, and achieves the expected goal.
      PubDate: 2024-08-06
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00863-w
       
  • Microstructure evolution in bituminous-coal pyrolysis under in situ and
           stress-free conditions: a comparative study

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      Abstract: Abstract A self-made triaxial testing machine with thermal–hydraulic–mechanical–chemical (THMC) coupling and a tubular heating furnace, combined with in situ (IS) micro-computed-tomography technology was utilized in this study. The evolution of pore-fissure (PF) structure parameters (porosity, PF scale distribution, effective PF volume ratio, and permeability) of bituminous coal under stress-free (SF) and IS conditions with temperature was investigated, and then the mechanism of experimental results was analyzed. Results showed that (1) under SF conditions, at 300–550 °C, the coal samples after pyrolysis are dominated by elongated large fissures, with PF structure parameters positively correlating with temperature. After 400 °C, the number of PFs increases, with most PFs having equivalent diameter (R) ≤ 100 μm. (2) Under IS conditions, coal sample fissures are dominated by elongated large fissures at 300–350 °C and by holes at 350–600 °C. (3) Under IS conditions at 300–600 °C, the PF structure parameters of coal samples initially decrease with temperature and subsequently increase. The number of PFs fluctuates within a certain range, and the PF scale distribution dynamically shifts with temperature. (4) After 300 °C, the PF structure parameters of bituminous coal under SF and IS conditions show a bipolar distribution with temperature. Therefore, the weakening effect of stress on the PF structure of coal samples should not be overlooked during IS pyrolysis mining of coal bodies.
      PubDate: 2024-08-02
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00852-z
       
  • Influence of confining pressure on rock fracture propagation under
           particle impact

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      Abstract: Abstract Revealing the influence of confining pressure on the propagation and formation mechanism of rock cracks under particle impact is significant to deep rock excavation. In this study, the three-dimensional fracture reconstruction of the rock after particle impact was carried out by CT scanning, and the stress and crack field evolution of the rock under particle impact were analyzed by PFC2D discrete element numerical simulation. The results demonstrate that after particles impact, a fracture zone and intergranular main crack propagation zone are formed in the rock. The shear stress and tensile stress caused by compressive stress are the main reasons for the formation of the fracture zone, while the formation of the intergranular main crack propagation zone is mainly due to tangential derived tensile stress. The confining pressure induces prestress between rock particles such that the derived tensile stress needs to overcome the initial compressive stress between the particles to form tensile fractures. And the increase in the confining pressure leads to increases in the proportion of shear cracks and friction effects between rock particles, resulting in an increase in energy consumption for the same number of cracks. From a macroscopic perspective, the confining pressure can effectively inhibit the generation of cracks.
      PubDate: 2024-08-02
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00862-x
       
  • Study on crack propagation characteristics of rocks with different lateral
           pressure based on joint monitoring of DIC and AE

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      Abstract: Abstract During the process of rock failure, the characteristics of crack propagation affect the fracture characteristics and macroscopic mechanical behavior of rocks, indirectly affecting the safety and stability of rock engineering. In order to study the evolution characteristics of cracks during rock failure under different lateral pressure, based on an improved digital image correlation (DIC) and acoustic emission (AE) signal recognition method, a visual biaxial servo loading device was developed to conduct biaxial compression tests on mudstone with prefabricated cracks of the same inclination angle. The research results indicate that the stages of crack propagation include microcracks propagation, crack tip formation, stable macroscopic cracks propagation, and unstable macroscopic cracks propagation. As the lateral pressure increased, the initiation frequency of cracks decreased, the quantity of propagation decreased, and the propagation path shortened, indirectly increasing the bearing strength of rocks. The initiation stress, peak stress, and elastic modulus of pre-cracked rocks with lateral pressure ≤ 2 MPa were lower than those of pre-cracked rocks with lateral pressure > 3 MPa, with the minimum reduction amplitude of 14.1%, 21.2%, and 12.6%, respectively. As the lateral pressure decreased, the dispersion of the AE main frequency distribution increased and accelerated its downward expansion. The surface temperature curves of rocks were prone to fluctuations and rapid upward evolution characteristics corresponding to crack tip formation and crack propagation, respectively. The research results provide theoretical and engineering references for the mining of weak coal seams.
      PubDate: 2024-08-01
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00850-1
       
  • Identifying payable cluster distributions for improved reservoir
           characterization: a robust unsupervised ML strategy for rock typing of
           depositional facies in heterogeneous rocks

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      Abstract: Abstract The oil and gas industry relies on accurately predicting profitable clusters in subsurface formations for geophysical reservoir analysis. It is challenging to predict payable clusters in complicated geological settings like the Lower Indus Basin, Pakistan. In complex, high-dimensional heterogeneous geological settings, traditional statistical methods seldom provide correct results. Therefore, this paper introduces a robust unsupervised AI strategy designed to identify and classify profitable zones using self-organizing maps (SOM) and K-means clustering techniques. Results of SOM and K-means clustering provided the reservoir potentials of six depositional facies types (MBSD, DCSD, MBSMD, SSiCL, SMDFM, MBSh) based on cluster distributions. The depositional facies MBSD and DCSD exhibited high similarity and achieved a maximum effective porosity (PHIE) value of ≥ 15%, indicating good reservoir rock typing (RRT) features. The density-based spatial clustering of applications with noise (DBSCAN) showed minimum outliers through meta cluster attributes and confirmed the reliability of the generated cluster results. Shapley Additive Explanations (SHAP) model identified PHIE as the most significant parameter and was beneficial in identifying payable and non-payable clustering zones. Additionally, this strategy highlights the importance of unsupervised AI in managing profitable cluster distribution across various geological formations, going beyond simple reservoir characterization.
      PubDate: 2024-08-01
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00848-9
       
  • Unlocking the potential of underground hydrogen storage for clean energy
           solutions

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      Abstract: Abstract This review paper provides a critical examination of underground hydrogen storage (UHS) as a viable solution for large-scale energy storage, surpassing 10 GWh capacities, and contrasts it with aboveground methods. It exploes into the challenges posed by hydrogen injection, such as the potential for hydrogen loss and alterations in the petrophysical and petrographic characteristics of rock structures, which could compromise the efficiency of UHS systems. Central to our analysis is a detailed overview of hydrogen solubility across various solvents, an extensive database of potential mineralogical reactions within underground storage environments, and their implications for hydrogen retention. We particularly focus on the effects of these reactions on the porosity of reservoir and cap rocks, the role of diffusion in hydrogen loss, and the consequences of multiphase flow induced by hydrogen injection. Our findings highlight the critical mineralogical reactions—specifically, goethite reduction and calcite dissolution—and their pronounced impact on increasing cap rock porosity. We underscore a notable discovery: hydrogen's solubility in non-aqueous phases is significantly higher than in aqueous phases, nearly an order of magnitude greater. The paper not only presents quantitative insights into the mechanisms of hydrogen loss but also pinpoints areas in need of further research to deepen our understanding of UHS dynamics. By identifying these research gaps, we aim to guide future studies towards enhancing the operational efficiency and safety of UHS facilities, thereby supporting the transition towards sustainable energy systems. This work is pivotal for industry stakeholders seeking to optimize UHS practices, ensuring both the effective utilization of hydrogen as a clean energy carrier and the advancement of global sustainable energy goals.
      PubDate: 2024-08-01
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00782-w
       
  • An improved three-dimensional extension of Hoek–Brown criterion for
           rocks

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      Abstract: Abstract The Hoek–Brown (H–B) criterion has found widespread application in numerous rock engineering projects. However, its efficacy is compromised by an underestimation of rock strength due to its neglect of the influence of the intermediate principal stress ( \(\sigma_{2}\) ). Experimental evidence underscores the significant impact of \(\sigma_{2}\) . Consequently, there exists an imperative to formulate a three-dimensional (3D) criterion. In this study, a new deviatoric function with two additional parameters ( \(k\) and \(A\) ) is developed firstly, which ensure compliance with the prerequisites of smoothness and convexity. In addition, the parameters \(k\) and \(A\) are bonded with the weakening effect of the Lode angle ( \(\theta_{\sigma }\) ) and the strengthening effect of the mean stress ( \(\sigma_{m}\) ), respectively. Then a new 3D strength criterion for rocks is proposed by combining this new deviatoric function and the triaxial compression meridian function of the original H–B criterion. Four distinct sets of test data encompassing various rock types are employed to validate the proposed criterion. The results demonstrate that the proposed criterion adeptly captures the strength characteristics of the four rock types, providing a good depiction of failure surfaces within the 3D principal stress space. Comparative analyses involve the utilization of several existing 3D H–B criteria for strength predictions. The proposed criterion exhibits superior fitting performance for all the selected rocks.
      PubDate: 2024-08-01
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00841-2
       
  • Shale gas potential evaluation based on well-logs and basin modeling of
           the Cretaceous-Paleocene succession of the Kohat Plateau, Pakistan:
           implication for shale gas exploration

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      Abstract: Abstract This study examines subsurface data from three wells to assess the shale gas potential of the Cretaceous-Paleocene succession of the Kohat Plateau, Pakistan. The petrophysical analysis was performed to calculate total organic carbon (TOC) using the Passey model. Petro-elastic parameters (Poisson ratio, Young modulus, and brittleness) and thermal maturity were also evaluated, respectively. The average TOC values in Makori-01 (as calculated by Passey's method) are 2.88 (wt%) for the Lockhart Limestone and 2.10 (wt%) for the Chichali-1 Formation. In Manzalai-02 well, the Lockhart, Hangu, Kawagarh, Lumshiwal, and Chichali formations TOC values are 2.81 (wt%), 2.55 (wt%), 2.32(wt%), 2.29 (wt%) and 2.20 (wt%) respectively. To exploit the unconventional resources, zones I and II in the Sumari Deep X-01 well (Chichali Formation) with an average TOC value of 2.71 (wt%) can be considered favorable areas for further evaluation. The volume of shale value is resulted as maximum within Chichali Formation in Makori-01 (58.52–75.89%), Manzalai-02 (54.09%), and Sumari Deep X-01 (70.47%), while the least value is noted within Lockhart Limestone in Makori-01 (12.25%) and Manzalai-02 (14.02%), and in Hangu Formation in Sumari Deep X-01 (12.39%). Also, the elastic properties reveal two to four zones of Young modulus, brittleness index, and Poisson’s ratio within the Chichali Formation in the studied three wells. The isopach maps show that the Patala, Lockhart, Hangu, Lumshiwal, and Chichali formations in the research area exhibit variable thicknesses. The 1D maturity models of the Makori-01 and Manzalai-02 wells indicate burial to a depth of 8 km approximately 2.5 Ma ago and the apex of oil production (1.1% Ro). The 1D maturity models indicate that the Sumari Deep X-01 well has encountered minimal burial (in terms of both time and depth) and, as a result, exhibits minimal potential source rock intervals. The volumetric estimate of unconventional recoverable gas resources is approximately 1.57 TCF in the study area. The integrated research provides the basis for tracking and assessing the unconventional resource potential, distribution, and characteristics within the studied basin.
      PubDate: 2024-07-31
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00851-0
       
  • Mineral and fluid transformation of hydraulically fractured shale: case
           study of Caney Shale in Southern Oklahoma

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      Abstract: Abstract This study explores the geochemical reactions that can cause permeability loss in hydraulically fractured reservoirs. The experiments involved the reaction of powdered-rock samples with produced brines in batch reactor system at temperature of 95 °C and atmospheric pressure for 7-days and 30-days respectively. Results show changes in mineralogy and chemistry of rock and fluid samples respectively, therefore confirming chemical reactions between the two during the experiments. The mineralogical changes of the rock included decreases of pyrite and feldspar content, whilst carbonate and illite content showed an initial stability and increase respectively before decreasing. Results from analyses of post-reaction fluids generally corroborate the results obtained from mineralogical analyses. Integrating the results obtained from both rocks and fluids reveal a complex trend of reactions between rock and fluid samples which is summarized as follows. Dissolution of pyrite by oxygenated fluid causes transient and localized acidity which triggers the dissolution of feldspar, carbonates, and other minerals susceptible to dissolution under acidic conditions. The dissolution of minerals releases high concentrations of ions, some of which subsequently precipitate secondary minerals. On the field scale, the formation of secondary minerals in the pores and flow paths of hydrocarbons can cause significant reduction in the permeability of the reservoir, which will culminate in rapid productivity decline. This study provides an understanding of the geochemical rock–fluid reactions that impact long term permeability of shale reservoirs.
      PubDate: 2024-07-31
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00835-0
       
  • Prediction technology of mine water inflow based on entropy weight method
           and multiple nonlinear regression theory and its application

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      Abstract: Abstract Mine water inflow is an important basis for the formulation of mining plans and the utilization of groundwater resources. The mine water inflow is the result of the combined influence of many factors. The weight value of the influencing factors is calculated by the entropy method, and the order of importance of the factors is: precipitation > mining depth > cumulative mined-out area > aquifer thickness > mining area > mining height. The optimal univariate nonlinear regression model of mine water inflow to each influencing factor is obtained by factor scatter analysis and Matlab function programming. On this basis, combined with the weight values of factors, a multivariate nonlinear regression prediction model of mine water inflow based on weighting is innovatively established, which overcomes the defect that the traditional water inflow prediction method that cannot reflect the relative importance differences of various influencing factors. The multivariate weighted nonlinear regression model is used to predict the mine water inflow of typical coal mines, and the prediction results are compared with the linear regression model and the measured value. The results show that the prediction model of mine water inflow based on weighted multivariate nonlinear regression is accurate higher, with higher practical application value.
      PubDate: 2024-07-31
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00842-1
       
  • Experimental study on shale-breaking of special-shaped cutter PDC bit

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      Abstract: Abstract To enhance the drilling efficiency and extend the service life of PDC (Polycrystalline Diamond Composite) bits in shale formations, this study delves into the rock-breaking mechanisms of special-shaped cutters through a comprehensive experimental approach. This involves optimizing the cutter designs, conducting laboratory experiment and field testing. Among the various cutter geometries considered, concave, axe, planar, and triangular cutters are chosen as the focal points for unit rock-breaking experiments. These tests aim to assess their cutting loads and cutting specific energy to gain a deeper understanding of their performance characteristics. Based on experimental, the debris characteristics are analyzed. Based on the understanding of the shale-breaking characteristics of special-shaped cutters, field testing is performed using a novel PDC bit with a special-shaped cutter. Compared with planar cutters, the concave cutter and the triangular cutter generate lower cutting loads and cutting specific energy. Under identical conditions, the average cutting force and cutting specific energy of concave cutter at different cutting depths are reduced by 16.1% and 19.6% Specifically, the concave cutter generates the largest debris when operated under similar conditions, which is beneficial for increasing rock-breaking efficiency. Laboratory experiment indicate that compared to conventional drill bits, the novel drill bit experiences an increase in torque of approximately 9.8% with increasing WOB (weight on bit). Under high WOB, the ROP (rate of penetration) increases by about 75.4%, while the mechanical specific energy decreases by nearly 40%. Additionally, the novel bit vibration characteristics remain superior to conventional drill bits. Field testing shows that the average ROP of the novel bit and total footage drilled increase by up to 13.3% and 27.2%, respectively, in comparison with those for the conventional bit. The research results are helpful to speed up the efficiency of shale gas drilling.
      PubDate: 2024-07-29
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00843-0
       
  • Scale effect of rock discontinuity considering all morphological
           information

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      Abstract: Abstract Having an accurate understanding of the scale effect of surface morphology characteristics is crucial to examining the mechanical behavior of rock structural plane. At present, the quantification and sampling methods of surface morphology show diversity, which is the potential reason for the inconsistent research conclusions on scale effect. Firstly, based on mathematical statistics and correlation analysis, the most representative parameter is proposed from hundreds of morphological parameters. Then, the previous scale effect sampling methods are analyzed. In order to ensure that the selected samples are representative, a novel sampling method, considering all morphological information, is proposed. By means of the novel quantification and sampling methods, the size effect characteristics are systematically analyzed. Under the conditions of different rock types, shear directions and sampling locations, etc., discontinuity roughness does not change significantly with sampling scale. As sampling scale increases, the distribution range of representative samples is gradually concentrated, the total amount decreases, and the proportion increases. However, the distribution of representative samples on the initial structural plane does not show obvious regularity. These findings would provide theoretical support for the deformation control and stability analysis of rock mass in engineering.
      PubDate: 2024-07-29
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00839-w
       
  • Investigate on the mechanical properties and microscopic three-dimensional
           morphology of rock failure surfaces under different stress states

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      Abstract: Abstract The macro and micro morphology of rock failure surfaces play crucial roles in determining the rock mechanical and seepage properties. The morphology of unloaded deep rock failure surfaces exhibits significant variability and complexity. Surface roughness is closely linked to both shear strength and crack seepage behavior. Understanding these morphology parameters is vital for comprehending the mechanical behavior and seepage characteristics of rock masses. In this study, three-dimensional optical scanning technology was employed to analyze the micromorphological properties of limestone and sandstone failure surfaces under varying stress conditions. Line and surface roughness characteristics of different rock failure surfaces were then determined. Our findings reveal a critical confining pressure value (12 MPa) that influences the damage features of Ordovician limestone failure surfaces. With increasing confining pressure, pore depth and crack formation connecting the pores also increase. Beyond the critical confining pressure, the mesoscopic roughness of the failure surface decreases, and the range of interval-distributed pore roughness diminishes. Additionally, we conducted a detailed investigation into the water conductivity properties of rocks under different stress states using Barton's joint roughness coefficient (JRC) index and rock fractal theory. The roughness features of rock failure surfaces were classified into three categories based on mesoscopic pore and crack undulation forms: straight, wavy, and jagged. We also observed significant confining pressure effects on limestone and sandstone, which exceeding the critical confining pressure led to increased water conductivity in both rocks, albeit through different mechanisms. While sandstone exhibits fissures running across it, limestone shows shear abrasion holes. Beyond the critical confining pressure, the rock failure surface becomes smoother, leading to decreased water flow blocking capacity. The fractal dimension of Ordovician limestone increases significantly under critical confining pressure, leading to a more complex mesoscopic crack extension route.
      PubDate: 2024-07-29
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00833-2
       
  • Study on the fluidity of the pore-fracture binary system in a tight
           sandstone reservoir-NMR

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      Abstract: Abstract Fluid movability in tight sands may not be accurately characterized by pore size-based classification methods solely because of the complex pore structure and heterogeneity in pore size. In this study, on the basis of casting thin slices and scanning electron microscope observation, pore structure was analyzed using mercury injection, NMR, and micron CT to classify and evaluate the tight oil reservoir. The experiment suggest that the quality of tight reservoir is determined by its pore structure, particularly the throat radius, with the microthroat being an essential factor in permeability. Uniquely, we divide the reservoir by Q-cluster with throat radius, displacement pressure, permeability and other parameters. Based on reservoir classification, this study proposed a method for studying the pore size classification of samples on the T2 spectrum by combining CT scanning with mercury intrusion and a NMR experiment. Pore fluids are generally classified into movable fluid and irreducible fluid by one or two NMR T2 cut-offs. The pore size distributions and capillarity boundaries are converted from T2 and mercury injection capillary pressure (MICP). We categorized pores into micropores (T2 < 1), macropores (T2 > 10, with T2 > 300 as fractures), and medium pores (the rest). The saturation of movable fluid and the percentage of micro-fractures can characterize the seepage characteristics of tight reservoirs, which is of great significance for the later periods of oilfield development.
      PubDate: 2024-07-27
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00810-9
       
  • Parameter determination of Johnson–Holmquist–Cook constitutive model
           and calibration for Indiana Limestone

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      Abstract: Abstract In this study, a comprehensive parameter determination procedure for the Johnson–Holmquist–Cook (JHC) constitutive model is introduced, including calibration and validation processes for Indiana Limestone rocks. The procedure is conducted utilizing the existing physical and mechanical properties of Indiana Limestone. To obtain an accurate set of parameters for the JHC model for Indiana Limestone, an extensive dataset comprising mechanical and physical properties of Indiana Limestone rocks was initially compiled. The static mechanical tests incorporated uniaxial compression, triaxial compression, direct tensile, and uniaxial strain data, while the dynamic mechanical test data was primarily derived from the Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar experiments. Subsequently, the JHC constitutive model parameters were determined using existing literature data, employing statistical analysis, theoretical derivation, and numerical back analysis techniques. One of the damage parameters was determined through numerical post-peak behavior calibration of triaxial compression strength test results on experimental data. Finally, the accuracy of the determined parameters was validated by comparing the numerical and experimental results of both static and dynamic tests. This study effectively addresses the challenges associated with the numerical method using the JHC material model, such as the complex parameter determination process and the costly required tests, thereby preserving the efficiency and applicability of the numerical method.
      PubDate: 2024-07-27
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00845-y
       
  • Experimental investigation of abrasive potential and drilling efficiency
           at elevated temperatures via Cerchar rock scratching

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      Abstract: Abstract To see if and how abrasive potential as well as drilling efficiency change due to rock heating, Cerchar scratch tests were performed on six types of rock at eight temperature levels. Results indicate that rock abrasivity is temperature-dependent. The change of rock abrasivity expressed by the Cerchar abrasivity index can be divided into two stages on either side of 500 °C. Meanwhile, the drilling efficiency expressed by the Cerchar abrasion ratio can significantly be enhanced, especially when the heating temperature exceeds 500 °C. The observation of damaged surfaces indicates that the material volume removed from the rock surface increase after rock heating. The worn steel surfaces (115CrV3 tool steel) shows the severe plastic deformation and fracturing associated with cracking, delamination, dislocation and chipping of the steel.
      PubDate: 2024-07-25
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00831-4
       
  • Identification of sliding surface and classification of landslide warning
           based on the integration of surface and deep displacement under normal
           distribution theory

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      Abstract: Abstract Advanced identification of the potential sliding surface of a slope and accurate early warning are crucial prerequisites for effective management of landslides and timely and prevention of catastrophic accidents. This study analyzes the statistical characteristics of landslide displacement evolution. Based on the normal distribution theory, random variables of displacement velocity and acceleration with random errors are introduced into the analysis of surface displacement information, and random variables of relative displacement with random errors are introduced into the analysis of deep displacement information. When the random variables do not follow the normal distribution, the warning time can be obtained. Therefore, an advanced landslide classification warning method is established. The analysis results showed that analysis results from the April 30 landslide project at an open pit mine indicate that the earliest warning time for landslide initiation is 2020/2/19, while the earliest warnings for acceleration occur on 2020/4/15 and the fast acceleration on 2020/4/25. These three-level warning times align with reality, and the inferred slip surface position corresponds to the actual weak layer range. The primary power source driving landslide originates from behind the sliding body which subsequently pushes rock mass along weak layers near the south wing, north wing, and front in succession. Research findings can enhance landslide warning accuracy, facilitate advance identification of sliding surface, provide scientific basis for open-pit slope engineering design, as well as mitigate casualties and property losses.
      PubDate: 2024-07-25
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00836-z
       
  • Correction: Effect of swab and surge pressure on the time-dependent
           wellbore natural fracture development

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      PubDate: 2024-07-19
      DOI: 10.1007/s40948-024-00832-3
       
 
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