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Conductivity in fluid-bearing rocks

Journal of Geophysical Research, 1974
The presence of high-conductivity fluids, such as water or partial melt in cracks, pores, and grain boundaries, determines the electrical conductivity of rocks under most conditions in the crust. Archie's law, σ/σ0 = η/r, is usually observed, where the conductivity in the bulk material is σ, that of the fluid is σ0, the porosity is η, and r is usually ...
T. J. Shankland, H. S. Waff
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Mathematical modeling for nonlinear dynamic mixed friction behaviors of novel coupled bearing lubricated with low-viscosity fluid

The Physics of Fluids, 2022
This paper aims to develop a mathematical model for investigating the nonlinear dynamic mixed friction behaviors, including hydrodynamic, contact, deformation, etc., of the novel coupled bearing lubricated with low-viscosity fluid.
Jianlin Cai   +6 more
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Active fluid-film bearing with deep Qnetwork agent based control system

Journal of tribology, 2022
Despite the fact that the hydrodynamic lubrication is a self-controlled process, we designed the control systems based on PI controller, adaptive PI controller, and DQN-agent to minimize the friction torque in a conical fluid-film bearing.
Yu. N. Kazakov   +4 more
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Seismic Constraint on the Fluid‐Bearing Systems Feeding Hakone Volcano, Central Japan

Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 2020
Investigating heterogeneous structures beneath active volcanoes is important for better understanding of volcanic activity and improved mitigation of volcanic risk.
Hirokazu Kashiwagi   +5 more
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