Borehole Deformation is a geomechanical phenomenon characterized by the distortion or alteration of a wellbore's shape and dimensions in response to stress-induced rock deformation, distinguishing it from other subsurface deformation processes by its localized occurrence along the wellbore-walls and its direct dependence on in-situ stress anisotropy, pore pressure, and rock mechanical properties.
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Stability of Highly Inclined Boreholes
M.E. Chenevert · SPE Drilling Engineering · 1987 · 268 citations
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