"Dynamic hydraulic fracturing" with no fluid coupling (constant pressure is used). Pressure ramps up very quickly (~1 ms) explaining activation of all perforations and dynamic fracture features (microcracks, crack branching, crack path oscillation). Results are obtained by the aSDG code.
Reference:
R. Abedi, O. Omidi, P.L. Clarke, “A numerical study on the effect of loading and randomness on fracture patterns in a tight formation” In: Proceeding 51th U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium, San Francisco, California, USA – June 25-28, ARMA 17-0642 (11 pages), 2017
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