Multifractal Analysis for the Acoustic Emission Energy Dissipation of Shale after Long-Term Immersion in Fracturing Fluids with Various pH
Bingbin Xie,
Jingqiang Tan,
Qiao Lyu
et al.
Abstract:The interaction between shale and fracturing fluids will change the internal pore structure and adsorption capacity of shale, which have an important impact on shale gas productivity. This study aims to investigate the variations in acoustic emission (AE) energy and multifractal characteristics of shale under different pH values of fracturing fluids with implications for shale gas productivity. A series of immersion experiments were carried out on shale with fracturing fluids, with pH values of 6, 7, and 8, re… Show more
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