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Effective stress laws for multi-porosity media

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In this paper, the effective stress for multi-porosity elasticity model is presented by means of stress analysis for double porosity media elements. It is found that the effective stress law is not unique, it depends on the hypothesis of constitutive equations for multi-porosity media. Diversified effective stress laws for multi-porosity are developed.

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  1. Rock Mechanics Laboratory, University of Petroleum, Changping, 102200, Beijing, P R China

    Chen Mian

  2. China University of Mining & Technology, Beijing Campus, 100083, Beijing, P R China

    Chen Zhida

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Mian, C., Zhida, C. Effective stress laws for multi-porosity media. Appl Math Mech 20, 1207–1213 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02463788

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