In-situ stress determination at great depth by using acoustic emission technique
China University of Petroleum, Beijing · University of Petroleum
Abstract
In this paper, the principle of in–situ stress determination at great depth by using acoustic emission (AE) technique is presented. A new method is proposed to accurately measure the three principal in–situ stresses by means of repeated loading on the core sample, based on the Kaiser effect and incomplete erasion phenomena of AE activity. The preparation of rock sample, experimental procedures and data processing method are also introduced. In addition, the effetcs of rock types, experimental parameters and the core preservation time on test results are also investigated. The results agree well with the in–situ stresses measured by hydrofracturing method at three oil fields in China, which proves the…
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Authors
3- DJDeng JingenCorresponding
China University of Petroleum, Beijing, University of Petroleum
- WKWang Kang-ping
China University of Petroleum, Beijing, University of Petroleum
- HRHuang Rongzun
China University of Petroleum, Beijing, University of Petroleum
Topics & keywords
- In situ
- Acoustic emission
- Acoustics
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Climate action