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Dynamic Data Analysis – v5.12.01 - © KAPPA 1988-2017

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Fig. 6.D.3 – Evolution of the area of investigation

The figure below shows the normalized density of flow from the formation into the fracture.

The red curve corresponds to the Uniform Flux fracture. At very early time the infinite

conductivity solution will follow this profile. However this changes rapidly until it stabilizes at

late time to the blue curve, showing that most of the flow at late time comes from the tips of

the fracture, which are more exposed to the rest of the formation than the center part.

Fig. 6.D.4 – Flow profile along the fracture at early and late time