Intermittent and multi-stage fracture stimulation to optimise fracture propagation around a single injection well for enhanced in-situ leaching applications
Abstract
Artificial fracture stimulation in host rock formations is a potential technique to improve the recovery efficiency of in-situ leaching mining applications, which is gradually creeping in as an alternative mining method for mineral extraction in low-grade ore deposits. In this study, we report two new methods of fracture stimulation by injecting a modified Soundless Cracking Demolition Agent (SCDA) into a target rock through an injection well as...
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Title
Intermittent and multi-stage fracture stimulation to optimise fracture propagation around a single injection well for enhanced in-situ leaching applications
Published Date
Oct 1, 2019
Volume
220
Pages
106662 - 106662
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