Triaxial Creep Of Oil Shale And Deformation Of Pillars In The In Situ Retorting Environment

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
K. P. Sinha T. F. Borschel J. F. Schatz S. Demou
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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10
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Jan 1, 1982

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Triaxial creep behavior of oil shale was investigated in the laboratory at simulated in-situ conditions. A range of temperature and stress conditions were chosen to represent those within the inter-chamber pillars of a modified in-situ retorting operation. Oil shale in grades up to 60 gallons per ton have been tested. Experimental data and a constitutive model have been presented here.
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APA: K. P. Sinha T. F. Borschel J. F. Schatz S. Demou  (1982)  Triaxial Creep Of Oil Shale And Deformation Of Pillars In The In Situ Retorting Environment

MLA: K. P. Sinha T. F. Borschel J. F. Schatz S. Demou Triaxial Creep Of Oil Shale And Deformation Of Pillars In The In Situ Retorting Environment. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1982.

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