… -bounding trap with liquid injection, such as water-flooding recovery and waste injection. …
Not only will the risk of capillary leakage or fault reactivation increase during gas injection, but …

… pipe geometry, hydraulic heads, water flow and velocities as a … the backward erosion piping
mechanism and a contribution … of sand boils during increasingly recurrent high water events. …

… leakage of the reservoir into the adjacent layer or fluid invasion leading to problematic early
water … fault is modelled with many more physical mechanisms. In the following section, we …

… which the mechanism of … reactivation potential of a small, undetectable fault zone and the
impact of fault-zone heterogeneity on the potential for induced seismicity and CO 2 leakage…

… Hence, fault reactivation within the in situ stress field appears to control leakage of … compare
wells in varying water depths (Figure 7). The lower bound to the effective pressures from the …

… of the various protective mechanisms in resurrection plant … lipid peroxidation and ion leakage,
hydrogen peroxide accumulation… nathaliae reactivated antioxidative enzymes. We propose …

… reactivated by water pressure, suffusion, or air pressure effect (Milanović 2000a). As a result,
collapses, holes, and huge open cracks in the reservoir bottom appear. Many examples of …

… water breakthrough; so what are the conditions under which … amounts of hydrocarbon
leakage from aseismic and … on the mechanisms of cleavage development and reactivation along …

… that the porous medium is completely water saturated, with a … a potential pathway for fluid
leakages, which was continuously … This feedback mechanism results in further pore pressure …

… of fault reactivation. In general, it is shown that a discrete … the leakage mechanism: leaky
wellbores or a leaking fault. It is … to possibly reach shallow drinking water aquifers (the other …