Data underlying the research into the role of fluids in assisting the healing process of micro-cracks in fault damage zones.

Alissar Yehya;

2020 || 4TU.ResearchData

The objective of this research is to investigate the role of fluid migration in enhancing thermally-activated healing processes.The numerical model couples fluid flow, heat transfer, and crack healing to simulate the permeability reduction due to fluid assisted healing in a fault zone. The calculation file computes the time for healing of one crack based on different mechanisms: surface diffusion and precipitation-dissolution. The parameters used in the work are based on literature data cited in the corresponding submitted journal article.

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  • rock and melt physics
  • microscopy and tomography
Source http://dx.doi.org/10.4121/uuid:41e5298a-e5e0-4de3-a2a2-96d0087e2c56
Source publisher 4TU.ResearchData
DOI 10.4121/uuid:41e5298a-e5e0-4de3-a2a2-96d0087e2c56
Authors
  • Alissar Yehya
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  • Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Cambridge, MA, USA
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Citation Yehya, A. (2020). Data underlying the research into the role of fluids in assisting the healing process of micro-cracks in fault damage zones. (Version 1) [Data set]. 4TU.ResearchData. https://doi.org/10.4121/UUID:41E5298A-E5E0-4DE3-A2A2-96D0087E2C56