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Utah FORGE: Stress Ratio Dependence of Ultrasonic Anisotropy in Well 16B(78)-32 Core

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This dataset contains high-pressure ultrasonic measurements on a foliated granitoid core from Well 16B(78)-32 at the Utah FORGE site. Ultrasonic P-waves and two orthogonal S-waves were measured concurrently parallel and perpendicular to the rock fabric. All measurements were made at 150C, at confining pressures between 10 and 70 MPa, and with max/min stress ratios between 1-2. Results indicate that anisotropy is primarily controlled by microfractures, with some residual fabric influence at high stress. Data include raw ultrasonic waveforms, velocity measurements, stress-strain records, and a summary presentation of anisotropy trends and Thomsen parameters.

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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. (2025). Utah FORGE: Stress Ratio Dependence of Ultrasonic Anisotropy in Well 16B(78)-32 Core [data set]. Retrieved from https://gdr.openei.org/submissions/1726.
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Lisabeth, Harry, and Savage, Heather. Utah FORGE: Stress Ratio Dependence of Ultrasonic Anisotropy in Well 16B(78)-32 Core. United States: N.p., 07 Apr, 2025. Web. https://gdr.openei.org/submissions/1726.
Lisabeth, Harry, & Savage, Heather. Utah FORGE: Stress Ratio Dependence of Ultrasonic Anisotropy in Well 16B(78)-32 Core. United States. https://gdr.openei.org/submissions/1726
Lisabeth, Harry, and Savage, Heather. 2025. "Utah FORGE: Stress Ratio Dependence of Ultrasonic Anisotropy in Well 16B(78)-32 Core". United States. https://gdr.openei.org/submissions/1726.
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Data from Apr 7, 2025

Last updated Apr 11, 2025

Submitted Apr 8, 2025

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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

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Harry Lisabeth

516.994.3973

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Harry Lisabeth

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Heather Savage

University of California Santa Cruz

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DOE Project Details

Project Name Collection of Microearthquake Data for Mitigating, Characterizing and Understanding Induced Seismicity for Optimizing Performance of EGS

Project Lead Kevin Jones

Project Number 26525

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