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Data for: Observing the effects of lithology transition zone properties on fracture vertical propagation behavior for coal measure strata

Name: Data for: Observing the effects of lithology transition zone properties on fracture vertical propagation behavior for coal measure strata
Creator: Wan, L
Keywords: Coal, Petroleum, Interdisciplinary sciences, Hydraulic Fracturing

Research datakeyboard_double_arrow_right Dataset 01 Jan 2019Embargo end date: 30 Jul 2019Publisher:Mendeley

Authors: Wan, L;

doi: 10.17632/bv4hgh98w7 , 10.17632/bv4hgh98w7.1

Data for: Observing the effects of lithology transition zone properties on fracture vertical propagation behavior for coal measure strata

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This is the pumping curves of the three specimens in the laboratory experiments.

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Coal, Petroleum, Interdisciplinary sciences, Hydraulic Fracturing

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