Sentence examples for fracture intensities from inspiring English sources

However, Boro et al. (2014) stated that in general, fracture intensities, apertures and their intrinsic permeability would have more significant impact on the permeability of the field.

Syndepositional fracture intensity is shown to vary systematically with changes in platform-margin trajectory, with high fracture intensities observed in strongly progradational platforms and decreased fracture development in aggradational and retrogradational platforms.

The mean fracture intensities in the outcrops without fault zone exposure on the eastern graben shoulder do not exceed 0.8 m−1, compared to up to 1.2 m−1 in Leistadt on the western graben shoulder.

Permeability provided by barren fractures, commonly referred to as structural permeability (e.g. Sibson 1996; Jolie et al. 2015), and thus the convective heat flow, may be substantially increased in fault-related reservoirs by locally enhanced fracture intensities and therefore create prime targets for geothermal exploration (Jung 2007; Paschen et al. 2003; Vidal et al. 2016).

Lapponi et al. (2011) used outcrop data to construct a 3D model in a dolomitized carbonate reservoir rock from the Zagros Mountains, southwest Iran. Lee et al. (2011) studied the spatial fracture intensity effect on hydraulic flow in fractured rock.

Fracture intensity (FI) is defined as the ratio of the fractured portion of the reservoir to the total reservoir bulk volume.

Fracture block intensities less than 0.165 m−1 are removed from the fracture intensity map.

They used outcrop for simulation of spatial fracture intensity distribution.

They have built three spatial fracture intensity distribution models and showed that flow vectors are strongly affected by spatial fracture intensity.

The number of generated fractures is controlled by fracture intensity and fractal dimension parameters.

Open image in new window Fig. 7 Close view of fracture intensity map around the wellbore.