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Contribution of matrix hydraulic conductivity to groundwater flow in highly fractured high-porosity rock with low swelling properties and minimal fracture infill

2026-07-08

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Understanding groundwater flow processes in detail is essential for reliable numerical modeling and subsequent spatiotemporal model upscaling. In typical mudstones characterized by low swelling properties and minimal fracture infill, groundwater flow is controlled by fracture hydraulic connectivity, which depends on the mechanical state of the rock; however, some mudstones, characterize...

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e54bab9f-e005-5a1e-a353-4feefeb99f79
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10272315/v1
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