A series of high pressure oedometer compression tests were carried out on samples of Lixhe chalk (Belgium) containing various pore fluids: water, air (dry sample), oil (Soltrol) and oil/water under a controlled suction of 200 kPa. Strain curves with respect to time of tests carried out under a constant load were examined in a purpose of investigating the time dependent behaviour of chalk. A simple empirical exponential law able to account for the combined effects of stress and suction is proposed. Experiments show that it provides satisfactory results to predict a feature of multiphase chalk behaviour that is important in the study of the behaviour of oilfields
This paper reports the cyclic behaviour of chalk, which has yet to be studied comprehensively. Multi...
Experiments are described which provided the basis for advanced numerical modelling of large-scale a...
peer reviewedDuring the six years long Pasachalk project devoted to the mechanical behaviour of high...
A series of high pressure oedometer compression tests were carried out on samples of Lixhe chalk (Be...
In this paper, the multiphase time dependent compression behaviour of two chalks are considered with...
National audienceA preliminary experimental study was performed by means of loading stages oedometri...
International audienceThis paper is the first part of a general work on the mechanical behaviour of ...
This work has been carried out with the chalk mechanics research society at the University of Stavan...
ABSTRACT: Oil reservoir rocks contain various immiscible fluids (oil, water and gas) and they are su...
peer reviewedIn the North Sea Ekofisk oilfield, oil is located in a 300 m thick layer of porous chal...
ABSTRACT: In this paper the effect of suction and time on the mechanical response of a quarry chalk ...
International audienceIn this paper the effect of suction and time on the mechanical response of a q...
This paper deals with the impact of climate change on stability of abandoned subsurface cavities in ...
Two or more different fluids generally saturate chalk in oil reservoir, and therefore its behaviour ...
Chalk is a weakly bonded calcareous rock primarily composed of skeletons of microscopic planktonic o...
This paper reports the cyclic behaviour of chalk, which has yet to be studied comprehensively. Multi...
Experiments are described which provided the basis for advanced numerical modelling of large-scale a...
peer reviewedDuring the six years long Pasachalk project devoted to the mechanical behaviour of high...
A series of high pressure oedometer compression tests were carried out on samples of Lixhe chalk (Be...
In this paper, the multiphase time dependent compression behaviour of two chalks are considered with...
National audienceA preliminary experimental study was performed by means of loading stages oedometri...
International audienceThis paper is the first part of a general work on the mechanical behaviour of ...
This work has been carried out with the chalk mechanics research society at the University of Stavan...
ABSTRACT: Oil reservoir rocks contain various immiscible fluids (oil, water and gas) and they are su...
peer reviewedIn the North Sea Ekofisk oilfield, oil is located in a 300 m thick layer of porous chal...
ABSTRACT: In this paper the effect of suction and time on the mechanical response of a quarry chalk ...
International audienceIn this paper the effect of suction and time on the mechanical response of a q...
This paper deals with the impact of climate change on stability of abandoned subsurface cavities in ...
Two or more different fluids generally saturate chalk in oil reservoir, and therefore its behaviour ...
Chalk is a weakly bonded calcareous rock primarily composed of skeletons of microscopic planktonic o...
This paper reports the cyclic behaviour of chalk, which has yet to be studied comprehensively. Multi...
Experiments are described which provided the basis for advanced numerical modelling of large-scale a...
peer reviewedDuring the six years long Pasachalk project devoted to the mechanical behaviour of high...