2016
DOI: 10.1007/s13369-016-2283-3
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Study of the Effect of Rock Type and Treatment Parameter on Acid Fracture Conductivity Using an Intelligent Model

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“…5. In another study by Akbari et al 24 , artificial neural network models were developed to predict fracture conductivity accurately. The models incorporated experimental data from various formations and showed good agreement between predictions and data.…”
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“…5. In another study by Akbari et al 24 , artificial neural network models were developed to predict fracture conductivity accurately. The models incorporated experimental data from various formations and showed good agreement between predictions and data.…”
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“…Although an optimum point exists for achieving maximum fracture conductivity, it is difficult to determine because it varies by formation 24 . 6.…”
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“…Acid-etched fracture conductivity is one of the most important evaluation criteria for the acid fracturing effect. 27,28 The acidetched fracture conductivity test procedure (the theoretical analysis of the experiment refers to the work by Asadollahpour et al 27 ) was performed using the acid-etched fracture conductivity equipment (Fig. 4) produced by Chengdu Core Technology Co., Ltd in Sichuan Province to evaluate the performance of the EA.…”
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“…Both domestic and foreign scholars have undertaken studies on the mechanical properties of rocks under the action of mine water. Hu 4 , Guo 5 , Zhou 6 and Akbari 7 conducted experimental studies on the microscopic variability of mudstone in the deep coal seam's bottom plate, subjected to infiltration by distilled water, tap water, and mine water. The impact of mine water on the conductivity and disintegration of mudstone surpasses that of distilled water and tap water.…”
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