Fracture, Friction, and Creep

Understanding and characterizing the deformation of solid media is the key to predicting, e.g., material failure, fracture nucleation and propagation, and fluid migration through reservoirs and caprocks. This research is relevant for earthquake prediction, CO2 sequestration and getechnical engineering issues. Our researchers aim to understand why and how deformation occurs in complex media of different compositions at different conditions (e.g. different temperatures, stress regimes, and material heterogeneity).

Involved research projects

→ Go to the BREAK project

Go to the DIME project

Go to the EarthFlows project

→ Go to the Emergent Networks project

Go to the FlowConn project

→ Go to the History-dependent friction project

→ Go to the MODIFLOW project

→ Go to the PROMETHEUS project

→ Go to the project about Solid-solid interfaces

→ Go to the SerpRateAI project

→ Go to the CONTINENT project

 

Fracture friction creep topic
 
Published Dec. 8, 2021 10:15 AM - Last modified June 25, 2023 8:53 PM