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EGS Collab Experiment 2: Hydraulic Pressure Test Results

DOI 10.15121/1988394

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The EGS Collab experiment 2 was focused on testing shear stimulation techniques. Shear stimulation, in this case, means using hydraulic pressure to cause shear slip on preexisting fracture or fault planes such that the hydraulic conductivity of the fracture or fault increases. The concept is to create a percolating network of permeable fractures by enhancing the permeability of a primarily preexisting network of fractures.

To test this concept the hydraulic pressures for experiment 2 were kept below the the estimated magnitude of the least compressive principal stress based on a set of stress measurements in nearby well TV4100. All tests for experiment 2 were performed by applying hydraulic pressure to well E2-TC. Subsequent stimulations in both E2-TC and E2-TU where the injection pressure was increased above the least compressive principal stress are considered part of experiment 3, which is documented separately.

The data are organized in directories labeled by the depth range isolated between packers.

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To test this concept the hydraulic pressures for experiment 2 were kept below the the estimated magnitude of the least compressive principal stress based on a set of stress measurements in nearby well TV4100. All tests for experiment 2 were performed by applying hydraulic pressure to well E2-TC. Subsequent stimulations in both E2-TC and E2-TU where the injection pressure was increased above the least compressive principal stress are considered part of experiment 3, which is documented separately.

The data are organized in directories labeled by the depth range isolated between packers.
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Burghardt, Jeffrey, et al. EGS Collab Experiment 2: Hydraulic Pressure Test Results. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 17 February, 2023, Geothermal Data Repository. https://doi.org/10.15121/1988394.

Burghardt, J., Strickland, C., Sirota, D., Vermeul, V., Knox, H., Schwering, P., Kneafsey, T., Blankenship, D., Ingraham, M., & Pope, J. (2023). EGS Collab Experiment 2: Hydraulic Pressure Test Results. [Data set]. Geothermal Data Repository. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. https://doi.org/10.15121/1988394

Burghardt, Jeffrey, Christopher Strickland, Dana Sirota, Vincent Vermeul, Hunter Knox, Paul Schwering, Tim Kneafsey, Doug Blankenship, Mathew Ingraham, and Joseph Pope. EGS Collab Experiment 2: Hydraulic Pressure Test Results. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, February, 17, 2023.  Distributed by Geothermal Data Repository. https://doi.org/10.15121/1988394

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abstractNote = {The EGS Collab experiment 2 was focused on testing shear stimulation techniques. Shear stimulation, in this case, means using hydraulic pressure to cause shear slip on preexisting fracture or fault planes such that the hydraulic conductivity of the fracture or fault increases. The concept is to create a percolating network of permeable fractures by enhancing the permeability of a primarily preexisting network of fractures.



To test this concept the hydraulic pressures for experiment 2 were kept below the the estimated magnitude of the least compressive principal stress based on a set of stress measurements in nearby well TV4100. All tests for experiment 2 were performed by applying hydraulic pressure to well E2-TC. Subsequent stimulations in both E2-TC and E2-TU where the injection pressure was increased above the least compressive principal stress are considered part of experiment 3, which is documented separately.



The data are organized in directories labeled by the depth range isolated between packers.},
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howpublished = {Geothermal Data Repository, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, https://doi.org/10.15121/1988394},
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Last updated Oct 25, 2023

Submitted Mar 2, 2023

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