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Evolution of the transport properties of fractures subject to thermally and mechanically activated mineral alteration and redistribution
I. Faoro,
D. Elsworth
, T. Candela
John and Willie Leone Department of Energy & Mineral Engineering (EME)
Institute for Computational and Data Sciences (ICDS)
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Earth and Planetary Sciences
Transport Property
100%
Carbon Sequestration
100%
Fracture Aperture
100%
Kaolinite
100%
Solute Transport
100%
Mineral Alteration
100%
Chemical Alteration
100%
Hydraulic Fracturing
100%
Hydrologic Flow
100%
Waste Disposal
100%
Keyphrases
Mineral Alteration
100%
Westerly Granite
50%
Underground Repository
50%
Hydraulic Aperture
50%
Stress Mechanical
50%
Fractured Core
50%
Underground Reservoir
50%
Transport Permeability
50%
THM Processes
50%
Oil-gas Reservoir
50%
Engineering
Geothermal Reservoir Engineering
50%