Hydraulic Fracturing Test
The GCTS Hydraulic Fracturing Testing System can be used to perform fracture tests, well bore stability tests, and permeability tests with or without a confining pressure. These tests can be performed at various temperatures, as an optional temperature control device you can control the temperature up to 200°C (392°F). This makes the Hydraulic Fracturing Testing System ideal for testing a wide variety of in-situ rock conditions.The system includes a high-pressure triaxial cell that can withstand confining pressures up to 70 MPa (10 ksi) and a hydraulic balance that is used to apply either a hydrostatic stress state or apply a deviator stress in the vertical direction of up to 140 MPa (20 ksi). It contains numerous feed-through lines for electronic measuring equipment and multiple fluid ports.
Category: Rock Testing Solutions
Tags: 100 mm specimen diameter, 70 MPa pressure capacity, cell wall lift mechanism, Confining pressure, deviatoric stress, feed-through lines, fluid ports, fracture tests, high-pressure triaxial cell, Hydraulic Fracturing Testing System, hydrostatic stress, Permeability tests, Temperature control, well bore stability tests
HFT-70
HIGHLIGHTS
- High-pressure cell with a pressure capacity of 70 MPa (10 ksi)
- Accommodates specimens with a diameter up to 100 mm and a height of up to two times the diameter
- Hydraulic balance to induce a hydrostatic stress state or to apply deviatoric stresses up to 140 MPa (20 ksi) of vertical stress
- 24 feed-though lines for measurement devices
- 5 Specimen fluid ports and 2 cell fluid ports
- Cell wall lift mechanism to aid in specimen preparation
- Available temperature control up to 200°C (392°F)