Utah FORGE 5-2557: Role of Fluid and Temperature in Fracture Mechanics and Couples THMC Processes for Enhanced Geothermal Systems - 2024 Annual Workshop Presentation

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This is a presentation on the Role of Fluid and Temperature in Fracture Mechanics and Couples THMC Processes for Enhanced Geothermal Systems by Purdue University, presented by Laura Pyrak-Nolte. This video slide presentation describes the development and validation of a macroscopic model that can account for local deformation/friction behavior, seismic/aseismic behavior, chemical reactions, and determine the adequacy of classic Coulomb failure vs. rate-and-state friction. This presentation was featured in the Utah FORGE R&D Annual Workshop on August 13, 2024.

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77 As part of the 2024 Utah FORGE R&D Workshop, this presentation offers the newest updates to the Role of Fluid and Temperature in Fracture Mechanics and Couples THMC Processes for Enhanced Geothermal Systems project from Purdue University. The presentation follows a standard format, with a 20 minute presentation section followed by a 25 minute Q&A via Utah FORGE panelists and the presenters. https://gdr.openei.org/files/1647/Purdue%205-2557%20GMT20240813-215903_Recording_as_2560x1440.mp4

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  • perdue-university
  • annual-workshop
  • egs
  • deformation
  • thmc
  • macroscopic
  • utah-forge
  • falcon
  • aseismic
  • fractures
  • seismic
  • chemical-reactions
  • friction
  • presentation
  • video
  • x-ray-microscope
  • geothermal
  • energy

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