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Rock magnetic properties, IODP Site U1518, depth interval 250-400 mbsf
Annika Greve
2021
Rock magnetic properties for hemipelagic sediments sampled at Site U1518 of IODP Expedition 375 (depth interval: 250-400 mbsf). Data and file information: ‘hysteresis_parameters_curated.txt’ summarizes composition specific parameters from hysteresis and backfield curves....
Frictional slip weakening and shear-enhanced crystallinity in simulated coal fault gouges at subseismic slip rates
Jinfeng Liu | Luuk Bernd Hunfeld
2020
We report seven velocity stepping (VS) and one slide-hold-slide (SHS) friction experiments performed on simulated fault gouges prepared from bituminous coal, collected from the upper Silesian Basin of Poland. These experiments were performed at 25-45 MPa effective normal stress and 100 ℃,...
Large-scale biaxial experiments on frictionally heterogeneous faults: Mechanical data and selected strain and image data
Loes Buijze | Yanshuang Guo
2020
Frictional heterogeneity within fault zones is one of the factors proposed to explain the spectrum of slow, intermediate, and fast slip behaviors exhibited by faults in nature. Numerical modeling shows how even a simplified model setup incorporating sliding on a velocity-weakening (VW) patch...
Micro-XCT images, grain size distributions and mechanical data used in: "Uniaxial compaction of sand using 4D X-ray tomography: The effect of mineralogy on grain-scale compaction mechanisms."
Jeroen. F. Van Stappen | Suzanne J.T. Hangx
2020
The mechanical behaviour of sand aggregates is often studied as a proxy for poorly consolidated sands and highly porous sandstones. Only recently research aimed at understanding sand deformation has started to use techniques that allow for direct observation of the in-situ grain-scale...
Friction and compaction data of simulated fault gouges derived from the Basal Zechstein caprock of the Groningen gas field
Luuk Bernd Hunfeld
2019
We investigated the rate-and-state frictional properties of simulated anhydrite-carbonate fault gouge derived from the Basal Zechstein caprock overlying the seismogenic Groningen gas reservoir in the NE Netherlands. Direct shear experiments were performed at in-situ conditions of 50-150 °C...
Frictional healing data from direct shear slide-hold-slide experiments performed on simulated fault gouges from the Groningen gas field
Luuk Bernd Hunfeld
2020
We investigated the frictional strength recovery (healing) and subsequent reactivation and slip-weakening behaviour of simulated fault gouges derived from key stratigraphic units in the seismogenic Groningen gas field (N.E. Netherlands). Direct-shear, Slide-Hold-Slide (SHS) experiments were...
Intergranular clay films control inelastic deformation in the Groningen gas reservoir: Evidence from split-cylinder deformation tests
Ronald Pijnenburg | Berend Antonie Verberne | Suzanne Hangx | Christopher James Spiers
2019
Production of oil and gas from sandstone reservoirs leads to small elastic and inelastic strains in the reservoir, which may induce surface subsidence and seismicity. While the elastic component is easily described, the inelastic component, and any rate-sensitivity thereof remain poorly...
Large-scale biaxial experiments on gypsum-gouge faults and a bare PMMA fault: Mechanical data and selected strain and image data
Loes Buijze
2019
Geodetic observations and large-scale laboratory experiments show that seismic instability is preceded by slow slip within a finite nucleation zone. In laboratory experiments rupture nucleation is studied mostly using bare (rock) interfaces, whereas upper crustal faults are typically filled...
Mechanical data from rotary shear experiments on material derived from outcrops felsic and mafic rocks in the East African Rift Zone
Nina Hellebrekers
2019
In all experiments, multiple series of velocity-steps were performed to obtain the velocity dependence of friction. The data can be modeled using rate-and-state friction equations (see Marone, 1998). We used the rate-and-state friction tool included in the XLOOK program to invert the data for...
Frictional properties of simulated shale-coal fault gouges: Implications for induced seismicity in source rocks below Europe’s largest gas field
Jinfeng Liu | Luuk Bernd Hunfeld | André Rik Niemeijer | Christopher James Spiers
2019
We report 21 frictional sliding experiments performed on simulated fault gouges prepared from shale-coal mixtures. Our aim was to investigate the effects of local coal seam smearing on the frictional properties and induced seismogenic potential of faults cutting the Upper Carboniferous source...