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Induced and natural fractures in shales: a geomechanical perspective
Gary Douglas Couples
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barriers
16%
concentration
50%
cracks
50%
deformation
33%
diagrams
16%
equations
16%
feedback
16%
flaws
33%
fluids
100%
fractures
100%
fracturing
16%
hydraulic fractures
33%
intrusion
16%
length
16%
origin
16%
sand
16%
seals
16%
shale gas
33%
shales
100%
shear
16%
simulation
16%
veins
16%
volume
16%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Crack Tip
50%
Fluid Pressure
100%
Fracture Network
50%
Fracturing
50%
Geomechanics
50%
Hydraulic Fracturing
100%
Natural Material
50%
Pressure Reduction
50%
Seals
50%
Shale Gas
100%
Material Science
Crack Tip
33%
Geomechanics
33%
Hydraulics
66%
Natural Material
33%
Pore Volume
33%
Shale Gas
66%
Stress Concentration
100%
Ultimate Tensile Strength
33%