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FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSES OF ANISOTROPIC POROELASTICITY: A GENERALIZED MANDEL'S PROBLEM AND AN INCLINED BOREHOLE PROBLEM
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EngineeringInclined BoreholeMechanical EngineeringAnisotropic PoroelasticityContinuum MechanicComputational MechanicsPorous BodyGeotechnical EngineeringMechanicsAnisotropic MaterialSolid MechanicsFinite Element MethodPore StructureCivil EngineeringMaterial AnisotropyGeomechanicsPorosityGeneralized MandelMechanics Of Materials
The finite element equations for non-linear, anisotropic poroelasticity are cast in the form of measurable engineering constants. Two problems of importance to the rock and petroleum industry are analysed by the FEM. First, the classical Mandel's problem with an extension to transversely isotropic case is investigated. Second, the problem of an inclined borehole is explored. In particular, the effect of material anisotropy on stress concentration near the wall with implication to borehole instability is examined in detail.
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