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The qualitative features of the vertical crack propagating in the oil stratum as a result of hydraulic fracturing are analyzed on the assumption of enclosing rock plasticity.
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Alekseenko, O.P., Vaisman, À.Ì. Simulation of Hydraulic Fracturing of Oil Stratum Adjacent to Plastic Enclosing Rock. Journal of Mining Science 37, 401–406 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1014224707739
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