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Abstract Hyporheic exchange is critical to river corridor biogeochemistry, but decameter‐scale flowpaths (∼10‐m long) are understudied due to logistical challenges (e.g., sampling at depth, multi‐day transit times). Some studies suggest that decameter‐scale flowpaths should have initial hot spots followed by transport‐limited conditions, whereas others
S. P. Herzog +5 more
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ABSTRACT Based on in‐depth interviews with 51 Chinese international students at an Australian university, this article draws on descriptive statistics and qualitative analysis to elucidate the group's participation in Student Guild (Student Union) elections.
Yu Tao
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Addressing the key challenges of seepage and heat transfer characteristics in hot dry rock exploitation, this study analyzes the coupling mechanisms of seepage and heat transfer in fractured granite with proppants through a combination of laboratory experiments and numerical simulations.
Xu Dong +4 more
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Evolution of Seepage Flow Rate in a Single Rough Fracture at Different Fractal Dimensions
The hydraulic characteristics of a single rough fracture are critical in rock seepage studies, with roughness being the dominant factor influencing fracture hydraulic behavior. In this study, four sets of single rough fractures with fractal dimensions ranging from 1.2 to 1.8 were generated using the Weierstrass–Mandelbrot function, and the evolution of
Yu Zhang +9 more
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Based on a comprehensive review of domestic and foreign literature, this article discusses the technical difficulties and development status of enhanced geothermal system (EGS) concerning the thermal energy extraction of deep hot dry rock (HDR ...
Diquan Li +6 more
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The formation and exploitation of geothermal reservoirs in hot dry rock (HDR) primarily rely on microseismic methods, but seismic techniques lack sufficient sensitivity to fluids.
Yuanyuan Ming +6 more
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Fracture initiation and propagation in soft hydraulic fracturing of hot dry rock
By considering the thermo poroelastic effects of rock, the constitutive relationship of fatigue deterioration of rock under cyclic loading, elastic-brittle failure criteria and wellbore stress superposition effects, a thermal-hydraulic-mechanical ...
Xiaoxia ZHOU +7 more
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Water–rock interaction (WRI) due to fluid invasion into formation fractures causes potential formation damage during drilling in hot dry rock (HDR) reservoirs.
Ou Jiang +5 more
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Hot dry rock (HDR) is a strategic clean energy resource with considerable advantages, including abundant reserves, stable power output, and renewability. However, induced seismicity remains a primary challenge in HDR development and represents a critical
Junpeng Guan +6 more
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