Research Article
Variation in the Permeability of Intact and Fractured Rocks due to Transient Disturbances in Axial Stress or Pore Pressure
Table 1
Experimental conditions and effect of stress disturbances on permeability.
| Experiments | Frequency (Hz) | Peak amplitude | Disturbances | Samples | Permeability response |
| Elkhoury et al. [9] | 0.05 | 0.02–0.3 MPa | Pore pressure | Fractured in situ | Berea sandstone | Increase | Roberts [10] | 25–75 | 0.3–1.2 MPa | Axial stress | Intact | Berea sandstone | Increase | Shmonov et al. [11] | 0.05–20 | Strains 10−4–10−3 | Axial stress | Intact | Limestone basalts gabbro | Increase (high T = 130°C–250°C) Decrease (low T = 20°C) | Liu & Manga [12] | 0.3–2.5 | Strain 10−4 | Axial displacement | Fractured | Sandstone | Decrease |
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