… 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. …

… and reactivates the … the water accessibility pathway at the cytoplasmic side is confirmed,
and novel insights into the role of the luminal channel with respect to the inactivation mechanism …

… mechanism, which involves the relative displacement between the charged grains of a poorus
material and the pore water. … This may indicate that these correspond to the reactivation or …

… a large reactivated fault constitutes a critical leak point; if this leak … leg with the
hydrocarbon–water contact controlled by the … The mechanism(s) by which fault reactivation results …

… Additionally, elevated pore pressures due to the presence of natural gases such as CO2
can lead to the reactivation of existing faults [16]. The depth dependency of leakage reflects the …

… associated mechanisms during structure reactivation and testing … This usually requires the
reactivation of the fault that is … be reactivated, leading to a permeability increase and leakage …

… Hence, it is an implicit assumption that leakage associated with reactivation occurs on the
seismically mapped structures or on structures with similar orientations. Structures that are not …

… the stress changes induced by water table fluctuations and by … possible physical mechanisms
that induced the seismicity. … fluid migration: the injected fluids leak into the F2 damage zone…

… We investigate whether this is due to vertical flow to the water table, vertical flow within the
… to teleseismic waves supports a mechanism related to leakage rather than fracture effects. At …

… However, in this case study, multiple mechanisms of leakage … activity and reactivation in
causing fluid leakage. Techniques … water gradient are routinely measured in the wells from leak-…