Using linear water wave theory,three-dimensional problems concerning the interaction of waves with spherical structures in a fluid which contains a three-layer fluid consisting of a layer of finite depth bounded above...Using linear water wave theory,three-dimensional problems concerning the interaction of waves with spherical structures in a fluid which contains a three-layer fluid consisting of a layer of finite depth bounded above by freshwater of finite depth with free surface and below by an infinite layer of water of greater density are considered.In such a situation timeharmonic waves with a given frequency can propagate with three wavenumbers.The sphere is submerged in either of the three layers.Each problem is reduced to an infinite system of linear equations by employing the method of multipoles and the system of equations is solved numerically by standard technique.The hydrodynamic forces(vertical and horizontal forces)are obtained and depicted graphically against the wavenumber.When the density ratio of the upper and middle layer is made to approximately one,curves for vertical and horizontal forces almost coincide with the corresponding curves for the case of a two-layer fluid with a free surface.This means that in the limit,the density ratio of the upper and middle layer goes to approximately one,the solution agrees with the solution for the case of a two-layer fluid with a free surface.展开更多
In this work,trapped mode frequencies are computed for a submerged horizontal circular cylinder with the hydrodynamic set-up involving an infinite depth three-layer incompressible fluid with layer-wise different densi...In this work,trapped mode frequencies are computed for a submerged horizontal circular cylinder with the hydrodynamic set-up involving an infinite depth three-layer incompressible fluid with layer-wise different densities.The impermeable cylinder is fully immersed in either the bottom layer or the upper layer.The effect of surface tension at the surface of separation is neglected.In this set-up,there exist three wave numbers:the lowest one on the free surface and the other two on the internal interfaces.For each wave number,there exist two modes for which trapped waves exist.The existence of these trapped modes is shown by numerical evidence.We investigate the variation of these trapped modes subject to change in the depth of the middle layer as well as the submergence depth.We show numerically that two-layer and single-layer results cannot be recovered in the double and single limiting cases of the density ratios tending to unity.The existence of trapped modes shows that in general,a radiation condition for the waves at infinity is insufficient for the uniqueness of the solution of the scattering problem.展开更多
The conjugate flows over a step with the height h_0, which might be positive or negative, was studied in a three-layer fluid and the coupled nonlinear equations were derived, with which the effects of varying height ...The conjugate flows over a step with the height h_0, which might be positive or negative, was studied in a three-layer fluid and the coupled nonlinear equations were derived, with which the effects of varying height h_0 on the existence and evolution of conjugate flows were examined. It is concluded that the conjugate flow is sharply sensitive to the thickness of fluid layers and its characteristics alters remarkably due to the existence of the step. As the flow climbs up a step (h_0>0), the conjugate flow with a convex lower interface and a concave upper interface is allowed to appear, while the flow with the concave lower interface or the simultaneous concave interfaces will be depressed. As the flow goes down a step (i.e., h_0<0), on most occasions only one kind of conjugate flow could exist, which prossesses the form with the simultaneous convex interfaces and will disappear rapidly with the increase of the step depth.展开更多
Using linear water-wave theory,wave scattering by a horizontal circular cylinder submerged in a three-layer ocean consisting of a layer of finite depth bounded above by finite depth water with free surface and below b...Using linear water-wave theory,wave scattering by a horizontal circular cylinder submerged in a three-layer ocean consisting of a layer of finite depth bounded above by finite depth water with free surface and below by an infinite layer of fluid of greater density is considered.The cylinder is submerged in either of the three layers.In such a situation time-harmonic waves with given frequency can propagate with three different wave numbers.Employing the method of multipoles the problem is reduced to an infinite system of linear equations which are solved numerically by standard technique after truncation.The transmission and reflection coefficients are obtained and depicted graphically against the wave number for all cases.In a two-layer fluid there are energy identities that exist connecting the transmission and reflection coefficients that arise.These energy identities are systematically extended to the three-fluid cases which are obtained.展开更多
Interracial internal waves in a three-layer density-stratified fluid are investigated using a singular perturbation method, and third-order asymptotic solutions of the velocity potentials and third-order Stokes wave s...Interracial internal waves in a three-layer density-stratified fluid are investigated using a singular perturbation method, and third-order asymptotic solutions of the velocity potentials and third-order Stokes wave solutions of the associated elevations of the interfacial waves are presented based on the small amplitude wave theory. As expected, the third-order solutions describe the third-order nonlinear modification and the third-order nonlinear interactions between the interracial waves. The wave velocity depends on not only the wave number and the depth of each layer but also on the wave amplitude.展开更多
This study examines the intricate occurrences of thermal and solutal Marangoni convection in three-layered flows of viscous fluids,with a particular emphasis on their relevance to renewable energy systems.This researc...This study examines the intricate occurrences of thermal and solutal Marangoni convection in three-layered flows of viscous fluids,with a particular emphasis on their relevance to renewable energy systems.This research examines the flow of a three-layered viscous fluid,considering the combined influence of heat and solutal buoyancy driven Rayleigh-Bénard convection,as well as thermal and solutal Marangoni convection.The homotopy perturbation method is used to examine and simulate complex fluid flow and transport phenomena,providing important understanding of the fundamental physics and assisting in the optimization of various battery configurations.The inquiry examines the primary elements that influence Marangoni convection and its impact on battery performance,providing insights on possible enhancements in energy storage devices.The findings indicate that the velocity profiles shown graphically exhibit a prominent core zone characterized by the maximum speed,which progressively decreases as it approaches the walls of the channel.This study enhances our comprehension of fluid dynamics and the transmission of heat and mass in intricate systems,which has substantial ramifications for the advancement of sustainable energy solutions.展开更多
Information plays a crucial role in guiding behavioral decisions during public health emergencies. Individuals communicate to acquire relevant knowledge about an epidemic, which influences their decisions to adopt pro...Information plays a crucial role in guiding behavioral decisions during public health emergencies. Individuals communicate to acquire relevant knowledge about an epidemic, which influences their decisions to adopt protective measures.However, whether to disseminate specific information is also a behavioral decision. In light of this understanding, we develop a coupled information–vaccination–epidemic model to depict these co-evolutionary dynamics in a three-layer network. Negative information dissemination and vaccination are treated as separate decision-making processes. We then examine the combined effects of herd and risk motives on information dissemination and vaccination decisions through the lens of game theory. The microscopic Markov chain approach(MMCA) is used to describe the dynamic process and to derive the epidemic threshold. Simulation results indicate that increasing the cost of negative information dissemination and providing timely clarification can effectively control the epidemic. Furthermore, a phenomenon of diminishing marginal utility is observed as the cost of dissemination increases, suggesting that authorities do not need to overinvest in suppressing negative information. Conversely, reducing the cost of vaccination and increasing vaccine efficacy emerge as more effective strategies for outbreak control. In addition, we find that the scale of the epidemic is greater when the herd motive dominates behavioral decision-making. In conclusion, this study provides a new perspective for understanding the complexity of epidemic spreading by starting with the construction of different behavioral decisions.展开更多
Accurate acquisition of the rock stress is crucial for various rock engineering applications.The hollow inclusion (HI) technique is widely used for measuring in-situ rock stress.This technique calculates the stress te...Accurate acquisition of the rock stress is crucial for various rock engineering applications.The hollow inclusion (HI) technique is widely used for measuring in-situ rock stress.This technique calculates the stress tensor by measuring strain using an HI strain cell.However,existing analytical solutions for stress calculation based on an HI strain cell in a double-layer medium are not applicable when an HI strain cell is used in a three-layer medium,leading to erroneous stress calculations.To address this issue,this paper presents a method for calculating stress tensors in a three-layer medium using numerical simulations,specifically by obtaining a constitutive matrix that relates strain measurements to stress tensors in a three-layer medium.Furthermore,using Latin hypercube sampling (LHS) and orthogonal experimental design strategies,764 groups of numerical models encompassing various stress measurement scenarios have been established and calculated using FLAC^(3D)software.Finally,a surrogate model based on artificial neural network (ANN) was developed to predict constitutive matrices,achieving a goodness of fit (R^(2)) of 0.999 and a mean squared error (MSE) of 1.254.A software program has been developed from this surrogate model for ease of use in practical engineering applications.The method’s accuracy was verified through numerical simulations,analytical solution and laboratory experiment,demonstrating its effectiveness in calculating stress in a three-layer medium.The surrogate model was applied to calculate mining-induced stress in the roadway roof rock of a coal mine,a typical case for stress measurement in a three-layer medium.Errors in stress calculations arising from the use of existing analytical solutions were corrected.The study also highlights the significant errors associated with using double-layer analytical solutions in a three-layer medium,which could lead to inappropriate engineering design.展开更多
Based on the generalized Boussinesq equations for the three-layer fluid system, the KdV equations for the interfaces are obtained by using a perturbation method and the effect of fluid depth on the generation of solit...Based on the generalized Boussinesq equations for the three-layer fluid system, the KdV equations for the interfaces are obtained by using a perturbation method and the effect of fluid depth on the generation of solitary waves is discussed. By classifying the waves into fast-, medium- and slow-modes, it is found that the results on the slow-mode waves is qualitatively consistent with the experimental ones, and there may exist concave solitary waves on free surface, which is yet to be verified by experiments.展开更多
Buried interface passivation is crucial for high-efficiency,stable perovskite solar cells(PSCs).Herein,we design a three-layer passivation structure toward the buried interface of inverted PSCs,consisting of NiO_(x),p...Buried interface passivation is crucial for high-efficiency,stable perovskite solar cells(PSCs).Herein,we design a three-layer passivation structure toward the buried interface of inverted PSCs,consisting of NiO_(x),poly(V-p-TPD)and PFN-Br(V-p-TPD,N,N'-di-p-tolyl-N,-N'-bis(4-vinylphenyl)-[1,1'-biphenyl]-4,4'-diamine;PFN-Br,poly[(9,9-bis(3'-((N,N-dimethyl)-N-ethylammonium)-propyl)-2,7-fluorene)-alt-2,7-(9,9-dioctylfluorene)]dibromide).Typically,in situ poly(V-p-TPD)layer on the NiO_(x) surface was obtained by a simple thermal crosslinking process.This poly(V-p-TPD)/NiO_(x) bilayer structure is beneficial for hole extraction and high-quality perovskite films with larger grain sizes and less lattice distortion.On this basis,the PFN-Br is further introduced as a surface modification layer,which can not only optimize the energy level alignment with the perovskite but also passivate defects and suppress carrier recombination at the perovskite bottom interface.Finally,inverted PSCs based on(FA_(0.95)Cs_(0.05))PbI_(3) present 25.5%efficiency with a low V_(OC)deficit.Besides,the devices could maintain 91.15%of the initial efficiency after being stored at 85℃for 1080 h,indicating excellent thermal stability.This work highlights the potential of a three-layered passivation structure based on crosslinking polymer HTLs for highly efficient and stable PSCs.展开更多
Two types of ultra-high-temperature resistant water-based drilling fluid additives were designed and developed:an ultra-high-temperature resistant salt-tolerant polymer fluid loss reducer,and an ultra-high-temperature...Two types of ultra-high-temperature resistant water-based drilling fluid additives were designed and developed:an ultra-high-temperature resistant salt-tolerant polymer fluid loss reducer,and an ultra-high-temperature resistant micro-nano plugging agent.An ultra-high-temperature resistant water-based drilling fluid system meeting the requirements of ultra-deep well drilling was established.Laboratory test and field application were employed for performance evaluation.The ultra-high-temperature and high-salt resistant polymer fluid loss reducer exhibits a mesh-like membrane structure with numerous cross-linking points,and its high-temperature and high-pressure(HTHP)loss was 28.2 m L after aging at 220℃under saturated salt conditions.The ultra-high-temperature resistant micro-nano plugging agent adaptively filled mud cake pores/fractures through deformation,thus reducing the fluid loss.At elevated temperatures,it transitioned to a viscoelastic state to effectively cement the rock on wellbore wall and enhanced wall stability.The ultra-high-temperature resistant water-based drilling fluid system with a density of 1.6 g/cm^(3)exhibits excellent rheological properties at high temperature and high pressure.Its HTHP fluid loss at 220℃was only 9.6 m L.It maintains a stable performance under high-temperature and high-salt conditions,with a sedimentation factor below 0.52 after holding at high temperature for 7 d,and generates no H_(2)S gas after aging,demonstrating good lubricity and safety.This drilling fluid system has been successfully applied in the 10000-meter ultra-deep well of China,Shenditake 1,in Tarim Oilfield,ensuring the well's successful drilling to a depth of 10910 m.展开更多
Fluid seepage and associated heat transfer within the enhanced geothermal system(EGS)regulate the extraction of heat from hot,low-water-saturation thermal reservoirs,sometimes referred to as hot dry rock(HDR).To under...Fluid seepage and associated heat transfer within the enhanced geothermal system(EGS)regulate the extraction of heat from hot,low-water-saturation thermal reservoirs,sometimes referred to as hot dry rock(HDR).To understand these complex heat recovery processes,we simulated long-term heat extraction in a surrogate HDR using a true triaxial apparatus.A circulation test was first implemented to analyze the connectivity between different wells.Suitable injection and production wells were then selected for the laboratory heat extraction tests in granite,which lasted 14.5 h.Under variable injection rate conditions,we systematically analyzed the time-varying curves of temperature and flow rate in the production wells and pressure in the injection wells.Our findings showed that the advantage channel was dominant in the flow distribution when several paths existed in EGS.Changes in fracture conductivity are attributed to injection pressure.These included an increase in fracture width and activation of a localized closed area of fracture.These two mechanisms influenced the production temperature,and this is consistent with the field data monitored at the Fenton Hill and Hijiori projects.Fluid leak-off was an important factor affecting the production flow rate.For a fracture with low hydraulic conductivity,a lower injection rate could effectively prevent excessive fluid leak-off.In addition,by comparing injection rates and fluid recovery rates,production wells in different phases or injection modes had different fluid recovery rates even when the injection rates were the same.展开更多
Rhegmatogenous retinal detachment(RRD)is a serious ocular condition marked by the separation of the neuroretina from the retinal pigment epithelium(RPE).The pathogenesis of RRD involves intricate molecular and cellula...Rhegmatogenous retinal detachment(RRD)is a serious ocular condition marked by the separation of the neuroretina from the retinal pigment epithelium(RPE).The pathogenesis of RRD involves intricate molecular and cellular mechanisms,including inflammation,cell migration,and the activation of proliferative signaling pathways.One of the most challenging complications of RRD is proliferative vitreoretinopathy(PVR),which refers to the proliferation and contraction of fibrocellular membranes on the retinal surface and in the vitreous cavity.PVR is a major cause of surgical failure in RRD,as it can lead to recurrent retinal detachment and severe vision loss.However,the pathogenesis of PVR is not yet fully understood,and the treatment options are quite limited.Recent advances in analytical techniques have offered valuable insights into the molecular alterations present in the subretinal fluid(SRF)of patients with RRD.This review seeks to consolidate the current knowledge regarding the SRF profile in RRD and PVR,emphasizing potential biomarkers and therapeutic targets.展开更多
The formation of copper deposits is closely related to hydrothermal processes.Understanding the migration of copper in hydrothermal fluids aids in reconstructing mineralization processes and deciphering deposit genesi...The formation of copper deposits is closely related to hydrothermal processes.Understanding the migration of copper in hydrothermal fluids aids in reconstructing mineralization processes and deciphering deposit genesis.Copper primarily exists as Cu^(+)and Cu^(2+)in hydrothermal solutions,with redox conditions governing their interconversion.In chloride-rich geological fluids,Cu-Cl complexes are considered critical for copper transport.However,the specific types and valence transitions of Cu-Cl complexes under varying hydrothermal conditions remain poorly understood.This study employed in situ Raman spectroscopy to systematically analyze Cu+HCl and CuCl_(2)+K_(2)S_(2)O_(3)/H_(2) systems under saturated vapor pressure at 25-300℃,elucidating the effects of temperature,Cl^(-)concentration,and redox conditions on copper speciation.In the Cu^(+)HCl system,copper dissolved as monovalent Cu-Cl complexes.At high temperatures(>200℃),[CuCl_(2)]^(-)is the dominated species,whereas[CuCl_(3)]^(2-)becomes prevalent at lower temperatures and higher HCl concentrations.For the Cu^(2+)-Cl system,the dominant species transitioned from[Cu(H_(2)O)n]^(2+)(<50℃)to[CuCl_(4)]^(2-)(100℃)and further to[CuCl]^(+)and[CuCl_(2)]^(0) at 300℃.The introduction of reducing agents(K_(2)S_(2)O_(3)/H_(2))facilitated Cu^(2+)→Cu^(+)reduction,thereby stabilizing Cu^(+)-Cl complexes and inducing partial copper precipitation.The behavior of copper in chloriderich hydrothermal fluids observed in this study indicates that high-temperature oxidizing fluids facilitate Cu mobilization,while cooling and redox changes promote deposition and ore minerals formation.展开更多
As a multidisciplinary phenomenon,panel aeroelasticity in shock-dominated flow is featured by two primary interactions:Fluid-Structure Interactions(FSIs)and Shock-Boundary Layer Interactions(SBLIs).The former raises s...As a multidisciplinary phenomenon,panel aeroelasticity in shock-dominated flow is featured by two primary interactions:Fluid-Structure Interactions(FSIs)and Shock-Boundary Layer Interactions(SBLIs).The former raises structural concerns,and the latter is of aerodynamic interest.Thus,panel aeroelasticity in shock-dominated flow represents a vital topic for the development and optimization of supersonic vehicles and propulsion systems.This review systematically summarizes recent advances in the methodologies applied to capture structural and fluid dynamics,including theoretical models,numerical simulations,and wind tunnel experiments.The application of data-driven modal decomposition,an advanced technique to extract physically crucial features,on the topic is introduced.From the perspective of FSIs,the distinctive aeroelastic behaviors in shock-dominated flow,including hysteresis phenomena and nonlinear responses,are highlighted.From the perspective of SBLIs,the modifications in their spatial and temporal characteristics imposed by the aeroelastic responses are emphasized.Motivated by the interaction between the shock waves and structural response,different strategies have been proposed to implement aeroelastic suppression and shock control,which have the potential to enhance structural safety and aerodynamic performance in the next generation of high-speed flight vehicles.展开更多
When a porous rock is subjected to overall compressive loading,either increasing pore pressure or decreasing confining pressure could result in rock failure.The stress path and the applied pressure change rate may aff...When a porous rock is subjected to overall compressive loading,either increasing pore pressure or decreasing confining pressure could result in rock failure.The stress path and the applied pressure change rate may affect the initiation and propagation of fractures within brittle materials.Understanding the physical mechanisms leading to failure is crucial for underground engineering applications and geo-energy exploration and storage.We conducted triaxial compression experiments on porous Bentheim sandstone samples at different stress paths and pressure change rates.First,at a constant confining pressure of 35 MPa and pore pressure of 5 MPa,intact cylindrical samples were axially loaded up to about 85%of the peak strength.Subsequently,the axial piston position was fixed,and then either the pore pressure was increased or the confining pressure was decreased at two different rates(0.5 MPa/min or 2 MPa/min),leading to final catastrophic failure.The mechanical results revealed that samples subjected to higher rates of decreasing effective confining pressure exhibited larger stress drop rates,higher slip rates,higher total breakdown work,higher rates of acoustic emissions(AEs)before failure,and higher post-failure AE decay rates.In contrast,the applied stress path did not significantly affect rock failure characteristics.Comparison of located AE events with post-mortem microstructures of deformed samples shows a good agreement.The AE source type determined from the P-wave first-motion polarity shows that shear failure dominated the fracture process when approaching failure.Gutenberg-Richter b-values revealed a significant decrease before failure in all tests.Our results indicate that,in contrast to the stress path,the rate of effective stress change strongly affects fracturing behavior and AE rate changes.展开更多
The migration mechanisms of ore-forming fluids have long been a focus in the field of ore deposit studies.Calcite is ubiquitously present in various types of rocks in the lithosphere,and the underlying mechanisms of i...The migration mechanisms of ore-forming fluids have long been a focus in the field of ore deposit studies.Calcite is ubiquitously present in various types of rocks in the lithosphere,and the underlying mechanisms of its influence on fluid migration are of crucial importance.While previous studies have revealed that salinity changes can modulate fluid migration,the underlying mechanisms remain poorly understood.We employ molecular dynamics simulations to elucidate how salinity variations in ore-forming fluids modulate the adsorption onto calcite nanopore walls,thereby revealing the microscopic mechanisms governing ore fluid transport through calcite nano-fractures.The results show that the adsorption energy Eint of the solution on the calcite surface increased from -14,948.84±182.48 kcal/mol to -12,144.08±118.2 kcal/mol as salinity increased,which is conducive to the long-range transport of the fluid in the calcite nanopore.展开更多
Formulating oil-based drilling fluids(OBDFs)with an ultra-low oil-to-water ratio(OWR≤60:40)presents a formidable stability challenge due to the maximized interfacial area and intensified stress on the interfacial fil...Formulating oil-based drilling fluids(OBDFs)with an ultra-low oil-to-water ratio(OWR≤60:40)presents a formidable stability challenge due to the maximized interfacial area and intensified stress on the interfacial film under high-temperature,high-density conditions.To address this,we engineered a synergistic stabilization system through molecular and colloidal design.A novel hyperbranched polyamide emulsifier(epoxidized soybean oil polyamide)(ESOP),synthesized from epoxidized soybean oil,exhibits superior thermal stability and interfacial activity due to its hyperbranched architecture.Combined with calcium petroleum sulfonate(CPS)and hydrophobic nanosilica(HNs),it enables a high-performance OBDF with an ultra-low OWR of 60:40.The results show that the optimized formula achieves an excellent demulsification voltage of 1290 V,an ultra-low HTHP fluid loss of 1.5 mL,a yield point of 12.9 Pa,and a superior sag factor(SF)of 0.504,outperforming both base and commercial systems.Mechanistic studies reveal a multiscale stabilization strategy involving a dense composite interfacial film,Pickering stabilization,a 3D network,and a unique thermally triggered self-reinforcement effect.This work not only provides a cost-effective OBDF formulation but,more importantly,establishes a molecular topology engineering paradigm for stabilizing complex industrial fluids under extreme conditions.展开更多
This study develops a surrogate super-resolution(SR)framework that accelerates finite element method(FEM)-based computational fluid dynamics(CFD)using deep learning.High-resolution(HR)FEM-based CFDremains computationa...This study develops a surrogate super-resolution(SR)framework that accelerates finite element method(FEM)-based computational fluid dynamics(CFD)using deep learning.High-resolution(HR)FEM-based CFDremains computationally prohibitive for time-sensitive applications,including patient-specific aneurysm hemodynamics where rapid turnaround is valuable.The proposed pipeline learns to reconstruct HR velocity-magnitude fields fromlow-resolution(LR)FEM solutions generated under the same governing equations and boundary conditions.It consistsof three modules:(i)offline pre-training of a residual network on representative vascular geometries;(ii)lightweightfine-tuning to adapt the pretrained model to geometric variability,including patient-specific aneurysm morphologies;and(iii)an unstructured-to-structured sampling strategy with region-of-interest upsampling that concentrates resolution in flow-critical zones(e.g.,the aneurysm sac)rather than the full domain.This targeted reconstruction substantiallyreduces inference and post-processing cost while preserving key HR flow features.Experiments on cerebral aneurysmmodels show that HR velocity-magnitude fields can be recovered with accuracy comparable to direct HR simulationsat less than 1%of the direct HR simulation cost per analysis(LR simulation and SR inference),while adaptation to newgeometries requires only lightweight fine-tuning with limited target-specific HR data.While clinical endpoints andadditional variables(e.g.,pressure or wall-based metrics)are left for future work,the results indicate that the proposedsurrogate SR approach can streamline FEM-based CFD workflows toward near real-time hemodynamic analysis acrossmorphologically similar vascular models.展开更多
While injection-induced seismicity has been widely studied,its implications for CO_(2)geological storage require reevaluation due to distinct fluid-rock interactions.This study develops a coupled hydromechanical model...While injection-induced seismicity has been widely studied,its implications for CO_(2)geological storage require reevaluation due to distinct fluid-rock interactions.This study develops a coupled hydromechanical model incorporating rate-and-state friction laws to investigate fault reactivation mechanisms during early-stage CO_(2)injection.The competing effects of pore pressure diffusion and fluid pressurization are systematically investigated,considering three key factors:permeability variations within fault damage zones,normal stress variation coefficients,and injection parameters.Numerical simulations reveal that slower CO_(2)migration causes limited pressure perturbation(<0.3 MPa over 15 d)compared to single-phase fluid injection.Fluid pressurization enhances fault strength and delays reactivation,though this stabilizing effect diminishes in low-permeability damage zones.Highly permeable damage zones promote larger rupture areas despite strengthening from pressurization,as reduced effective stress accelerates failure.Paradoxically,while fluid pressurization increases fault strength,it simultaneously elevates seismic risk through amplified stress drops during slip events.Temporal analysis shows that fluid pressurization dominates initial fault response,while sustained pore pressure diffusion ultimately drives reactivation.Increased normal stress variation coefficients and injection rates accelerate localized rupture initiation but restrict propagation due to non-critically stressed states.This discrepancy demonstrates that regions with positive Coulomb failure stress changes do not correlate well with actual slip zones.These findings highlight the critical interplay between transient pressurization effects and progressive pressure diffusion during early CO_(2)injection phases,providing crucial insights for seismic risk management in CO_(2)storage projects.展开更多
文摘Using linear water wave theory,three-dimensional problems concerning the interaction of waves with spherical structures in a fluid which contains a three-layer fluid consisting of a layer of finite depth bounded above by freshwater of finite depth with free surface and below by an infinite layer of water of greater density are considered.In such a situation timeharmonic waves with a given frequency can propagate with three wavenumbers.The sphere is submerged in either of the three layers.Each problem is reduced to an infinite system of linear equations by employing the method of multipoles and the system of equations is solved numerically by standard technique.The hydrodynamic forces(vertical and horizontal forces)are obtained and depicted graphically against the wavenumber.When the density ratio of the upper and middle layer is made to approximately one,curves for vertical and horizontal forces almost coincide with the corresponding curves for the case of a two-layer fluid with a free surface.This means that in the limit,the density ratio of the upper and middle layer goes to approximately one,the solution agrees with the solution for the case of a two-layer fluid with a free surface.
文摘In this work,trapped mode frequencies are computed for a submerged horizontal circular cylinder with the hydrodynamic set-up involving an infinite depth three-layer incompressible fluid with layer-wise different densities.The impermeable cylinder is fully immersed in either the bottom layer or the upper layer.The effect of surface tension at the surface of separation is neglected.In this set-up,there exist three wave numbers:the lowest one on the free surface and the other two on the internal interfaces.For each wave number,there exist two modes for which trapped waves exist.The existence of these trapped modes is shown by numerical evidence.We investigate the variation of these trapped modes subject to change in the depth of the middle layer as well as the submergence depth.We show numerically that two-layer and single-layer results cannot be recovered in the double and single limiting cases of the density ratios tending to unity.The existence of trapped modes shows that in general,a radiation condition for the waves at infinity is insufficient for the uniqueness of the solution of the scattering problem.
文摘The conjugate flows over a step with the height h_0, which might be positive or negative, was studied in a three-layer fluid and the coupled nonlinear equations were derived, with which the effects of varying height h_0 on the existence and evolution of conjugate flows were examined. It is concluded that the conjugate flow is sharply sensitive to the thickness of fluid layers and its characteristics alters remarkably due to the existence of the step. As the flow climbs up a step (h_0>0), the conjugate flow with a convex lower interface and a concave upper interface is allowed to appear, while the flow with the concave lower interface or the simultaneous concave interfaces will be depressed. As the flow goes down a step (i.e., h_0<0), on most occasions only one kind of conjugate flow could exist, which prossesses the form with the simultaneous convex interfaces and will disappear rapidly with the increase of the step depth.
文摘Using linear water-wave theory,wave scattering by a horizontal circular cylinder submerged in a three-layer ocean consisting of a layer of finite depth bounded above by finite depth water with free surface and below by an infinite layer of fluid of greater density is considered.The cylinder is submerged in either of the three layers.In such a situation time-harmonic waves with given frequency can propagate with three different wave numbers.Employing the method of multipoles the problem is reduced to an infinite system of linear equations which are solved numerically by standard technique after truncation.The transmission and reflection coefficients are obtained and depicted graphically against the wave number for all cases.In a two-layer fluid there are energy identities that exist connecting the transmission and reflection coefficients that arise.These energy identities are systematically extended to the three-fluid cases which are obtained.
基金supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Inner Mongolia,China(Grant No 200711020116)Open Fund of the Key Laboratory of Ocean Circulation and Waves,Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grant No KLOCAW0805)+1 种基金the Key Program of the Scientific Research Plan of Inner Mongolia University of Technology,China(Grant No ZD200608)National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars of China(Grant No 40425015)
文摘Interracial internal waves in a three-layer density-stratified fluid are investigated using a singular perturbation method, and third-order asymptotic solutions of the velocity potentials and third-order Stokes wave solutions of the associated elevations of the interfacial waves are presented based on the small amplitude wave theory. As expected, the third-order solutions describe the third-order nonlinear modification and the third-order nonlinear interactions between the interracial waves. The wave velocity depends on not only the wave number and the depth of each layer but also on the wave amplitude.
基金Project(52276068)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China。
文摘This study examines the intricate occurrences of thermal and solutal Marangoni convection in three-layered flows of viscous fluids,with a particular emphasis on their relevance to renewable energy systems.This research examines the flow of a three-layered viscous fluid,considering the combined influence of heat and solutal buoyancy driven Rayleigh-Bénard convection,as well as thermal and solutal Marangoni convection.The homotopy perturbation method is used to examine and simulate complex fluid flow and transport phenomena,providing important understanding of the fundamental physics and assisting in the optimization of various battery configurations.The inquiry examines the primary elements that influence Marangoni convection and its impact on battery performance,providing insights on possible enhancements in energy storage devices.The findings indicate that the velocity profiles shown graphically exhibit a prominent core zone characterized by the maximum speed,which progressively decreases as it approaches the walls of the channel.This study enhances our comprehension of fluid dynamics and the transmission of heat and mass in intricate systems,which has substantial ramifications for the advancement of sustainable energy solutions.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 72174121)the Program for Professor of Special Appointment (Eastern Scholar) at Shanghai Institutions of Higher Learning, and the Soft Science Research Project of Shanghai (Grant No. 22692112600)。
文摘Information plays a crucial role in guiding behavioral decisions during public health emergencies. Individuals communicate to acquire relevant knowledge about an epidemic, which influences their decisions to adopt protective measures.However, whether to disseminate specific information is also a behavioral decision. In light of this understanding, we develop a coupled information–vaccination–epidemic model to depict these co-evolutionary dynamics in a three-layer network. Negative information dissemination and vaccination are treated as separate decision-making processes. We then examine the combined effects of herd and risk motives on information dissemination and vaccination decisions through the lens of game theory. The microscopic Markov chain approach(MMCA) is used to describe the dynamic process and to derive the epidemic threshold. Simulation results indicate that increasing the cost of negative information dissemination and providing timely clarification can effectively control the epidemic. Furthermore, a phenomenon of diminishing marginal utility is observed as the cost of dissemination increases, suggesting that authorities do not need to overinvest in suppressing negative information. Conversely, reducing the cost of vaccination and increasing vaccine efficacy emerge as more effective strategies for outbreak control. In addition, we find that the scale of the epidemic is greater when the herd motive dominates behavioral decision-making. In conclusion, this study provides a new perspective for understanding the complexity of epidemic spreading by starting with the construction of different behavioral decisions.
基金funding support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 42477208 and 52079134)the Natural Science Foundation of Hubei Province, China (No. 2024AFA072)+2 种基金the Youth Innovation Promotion Association CAS (No. 2022332)the National Key R&D Program of China (No. 2024YFF0508203)the Open Research Fund of State Key Laboratory of Geomechanics and Geotechnical Engineering Safety (Nos. SKLGME-JBGS2402 and SKLGME022022)。
文摘Accurate acquisition of the rock stress is crucial for various rock engineering applications.The hollow inclusion (HI) technique is widely used for measuring in-situ rock stress.This technique calculates the stress tensor by measuring strain using an HI strain cell.However,existing analytical solutions for stress calculation based on an HI strain cell in a double-layer medium are not applicable when an HI strain cell is used in a three-layer medium,leading to erroneous stress calculations.To address this issue,this paper presents a method for calculating stress tensors in a three-layer medium using numerical simulations,specifically by obtaining a constitutive matrix that relates strain measurements to stress tensors in a three-layer medium.Furthermore,using Latin hypercube sampling (LHS) and orthogonal experimental design strategies,764 groups of numerical models encompassing various stress measurement scenarios have been established and calculated using FLAC^(3D)software.Finally,a surrogate model based on artificial neural network (ANN) was developed to predict constitutive matrices,achieving a goodness of fit (R^(2)) of 0.999 and a mean squared error (MSE) of 1.254.A software program has been developed from this surrogate model for ease of use in practical engineering applications.The method’s accuracy was verified through numerical simulations,analytical solution and laboratory experiment,demonstrating its effectiveness in calculating stress in a three-layer medium.The surrogate model was applied to calculate mining-induced stress in the roadway roof rock of a coal mine,a typical case for stress measurement in a three-layer medium.Errors in stress calculations arising from the use of existing analytical solutions were corrected.The study also highlights the significant errors associated with using double-layer analytical solutions in a three-layer medium,which could lead to inappropriate engineering design.
文摘Based on the generalized Boussinesq equations for the three-layer fluid system, the KdV equations for the interfaces are obtained by using a perturbation method and the effect of fluid depth on the generation of solitary waves is discussed. By classifying the waves into fast-, medium- and slow-modes, it is found that the results on the slow-mode waves is qualitatively consistent with the experimental ones, and there may exist concave solitary waves on free surface, which is yet to be verified by experiments.
基金financial support from the Ministry of Science and Technology of China(2021YFB3800103)Natural Science Foundation of China(U24A6003,52361145847,52172260,52227803,52222212)Chinese Academy of Sciences-Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization(CAS-CSIRO)Joint Project(112111KYSB20210017)。
文摘Buried interface passivation is crucial for high-efficiency,stable perovskite solar cells(PSCs).Herein,we design a three-layer passivation structure toward the buried interface of inverted PSCs,consisting of NiO_(x),poly(V-p-TPD)and PFN-Br(V-p-TPD,N,N'-di-p-tolyl-N,-N'-bis(4-vinylphenyl)-[1,1'-biphenyl]-4,4'-diamine;PFN-Br,poly[(9,9-bis(3'-((N,N-dimethyl)-N-ethylammonium)-propyl)-2,7-fluorene)-alt-2,7-(9,9-dioctylfluorene)]dibromide).Typically,in situ poly(V-p-TPD)layer on the NiO_(x) surface was obtained by a simple thermal crosslinking process.This poly(V-p-TPD)/NiO_(x) bilayer structure is beneficial for hole extraction and high-quality perovskite films with larger grain sizes and less lattice distortion.On this basis,the PFN-Br is further introduced as a surface modification layer,which can not only optimize the energy level alignment with the perovskite but also passivate defects and suppress carrier recombination at the perovskite bottom interface.Finally,inverted PSCs based on(FA_(0.95)Cs_(0.05))PbI_(3) present 25.5%efficiency with a low V_(OC)deficit.Besides,the devices could maintain 91.15%of the initial efficiency after being stored at 85℃for 1080 h,indicating excellent thermal stability.This work highlights the potential of a three-layered passivation structure based on crosslinking polymer HTLs for highly efficient and stable PSCs.
基金Supported by the CNPC Science and Technology Project(2022ZG06)Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Science and Technology Innovation Talent Project(2024TSYCCX0061)。
文摘Two types of ultra-high-temperature resistant water-based drilling fluid additives were designed and developed:an ultra-high-temperature resistant salt-tolerant polymer fluid loss reducer,and an ultra-high-temperature resistant micro-nano plugging agent.An ultra-high-temperature resistant water-based drilling fluid system meeting the requirements of ultra-deep well drilling was established.Laboratory test and field application were employed for performance evaluation.The ultra-high-temperature and high-salt resistant polymer fluid loss reducer exhibits a mesh-like membrane structure with numerous cross-linking points,and its high-temperature and high-pressure(HTHP)loss was 28.2 m L after aging at 220℃under saturated salt conditions.The ultra-high-temperature resistant micro-nano plugging agent adaptively filled mud cake pores/fractures through deformation,thus reducing the fluid loss.At elevated temperatures,it transitioned to a viscoelastic state to effectively cement the rock on wellbore wall and enhanced wall stability.The ultra-high-temperature resistant water-based drilling fluid system with a density of 1.6 g/cm^(3)exhibits excellent rheological properties at high temperature and high pressure.Its HTHP fluid loss at 220℃was only 9.6 m L.It maintains a stable performance under high-temperature and high-salt conditions,with a sedimentation factor below 0.52 after holding at high temperature for 7 d,and generates no H_(2)S gas after aging,demonstrating good lubricity and safety.This drilling fluid system has been successfully applied in the 10000-meter ultra-deep well of China,Shenditake 1,in Tarim Oilfield,ensuring the well's successful drilling to a depth of 10910 m.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.52192622)the Natural Science Foundation of Sichuan Province,China(Grant No.2025ZNSFSC0371)the State Key Laboratory of Geohazard Prevention and Geoenvironment Protection Independent Research Project(Grant No.SKLGP2022Z018).
文摘Fluid seepage and associated heat transfer within the enhanced geothermal system(EGS)regulate the extraction of heat from hot,low-water-saturation thermal reservoirs,sometimes referred to as hot dry rock(HDR).To understand these complex heat recovery processes,we simulated long-term heat extraction in a surrogate HDR using a true triaxial apparatus.A circulation test was first implemented to analyze the connectivity between different wells.Suitable injection and production wells were then selected for the laboratory heat extraction tests in granite,which lasted 14.5 h.Under variable injection rate conditions,we systematically analyzed the time-varying curves of temperature and flow rate in the production wells and pressure in the injection wells.Our findings showed that the advantage channel was dominant in the flow distribution when several paths existed in EGS.Changes in fracture conductivity are attributed to injection pressure.These included an increase in fracture width and activation of a localized closed area of fracture.These two mechanisms influenced the production temperature,and this is consistent with the field data monitored at the Fenton Hill and Hijiori projects.Fluid leak-off was an important factor affecting the production flow rate.For a fracture with low hydraulic conductivity,a lower injection rate could effectively prevent excessive fluid leak-off.In addition,by comparing injection rates and fluid recovery rates,production wells in different phases or injection modes had different fluid recovery rates even when the injection rates were the same.
文摘Rhegmatogenous retinal detachment(RRD)is a serious ocular condition marked by the separation of the neuroretina from the retinal pigment epithelium(RPE).The pathogenesis of RRD involves intricate molecular and cellular mechanisms,including inflammation,cell migration,and the activation of proliferative signaling pathways.One of the most challenging complications of RRD is proliferative vitreoretinopathy(PVR),which refers to the proliferation and contraction of fibrocellular membranes on the retinal surface and in the vitreous cavity.PVR is a major cause of surgical failure in RRD,as it can lead to recurrent retinal detachment and severe vision loss.However,the pathogenesis of PVR is not yet fully understood,and the treatment options are quite limited.Recent advances in analytical techniques have offered valuable insights into the molecular alterations present in the subretinal fluid(SRF)of patients with RRD.This review seeks to consolidate the current knowledge regarding the SRF profile in RRD and PVR,emphasizing potential biomarkers and therapeutic targets.
基金jointly funded by the Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(grant No.XDA0430301)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(grant Nos.42130109,41973059)。
文摘The formation of copper deposits is closely related to hydrothermal processes.Understanding the migration of copper in hydrothermal fluids aids in reconstructing mineralization processes and deciphering deposit genesis.Copper primarily exists as Cu^(+)and Cu^(2+)in hydrothermal solutions,with redox conditions governing their interconversion.In chloride-rich geological fluids,Cu-Cl complexes are considered critical for copper transport.However,the specific types and valence transitions of Cu-Cl complexes under varying hydrothermal conditions remain poorly understood.This study employed in situ Raman spectroscopy to systematically analyze Cu+HCl and CuCl_(2)+K_(2)S_(2)O_(3)/H_(2) systems under saturated vapor pressure at 25-300℃,elucidating the effects of temperature,Cl^(-)concentration,and redox conditions on copper speciation.In the Cu^(+)HCl system,copper dissolved as monovalent Cu-Cl complexes.At high temperatures(>200℃),[CuCl_(2)]^(-)is the dominated species,whereas[CuCl_(3)]^(2-)becomes prevalent at lower temperatures and higher HCl concentrations.For the Cu^(2+)-Cl system,the dominant species transitioned from[Cu(H_(2)O)n]^(2+)(<50℃)to[CuCl_(4)]^(2-)(100℃)and further to[CuCl]^(+)and[CuCl_(2)]^(0) at 300℃.The introduction of reducing agents(K_(2)S_(2)O_(3)/H_(2))facilitated Cu^(2+)→Cu^(+)reduction,thereby stabilizing Cu^(+)-Cl complexes and inducing partial copper precipitation.The behavior of copper in chloriderich hydrothermal fluids observed in this study indicates that high-temperature oxidizing fluids facilitate Cu mobilization,while cooling and redox changes promote deposition and ore minerals formation.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.12372233)the Innovation Foundation for Doctor Dissertation of Northwestern Polytechnical University,China(No.25GH01020005)the“111 Project”of China(No.B17037)。
文摘As a multidisciplinary phenomenon,panel aeroelasticity in shock-dominated flow is featured by two primary interactions:Fluid-Structure Interactions(FSIs)and Shock-Boundary Layer Interactions(SBLIs).The former raises structural concerns,and the latter is of aerodynamic interest.Thus,panel aeroelasticity in shock-dominated flow represents a vital topic for the development and optimization of supersonic vehicles and propulsion systems.This review systematically summarizes recent advances in the methodologies applied to capture structural and fluid dynamics,including theoretical models,numerical simulations,and wind tunnel experiments.The application of data-driven modal decomposition,an advanced technique to extract physically crucial features,on the topic is introduced.From the perspective of FSIs,the distinctive aeroelastic behaviors in shock-dominated flow,including hysteresis phenomena and nonlinear responses,are highlighted.From the perspective of SBLIs,the modifications in their spatial and temporal characteristics imposed by the aeroelastic responses are emphasized.Motivated by the interaction between the shock waves and structural response,different strategies have been proposed to implement aeroelastic suppression and shock control,which have the potential to enhance structural safety and aerodynamic performance in the next generation of high-speed flight vehicles.
文摘When a porous rock is subjected to overall compressive loading,either increasing pore pressure or decreasing confining pressure could result in rock failure.The stress path and the applied pressure change rate may affect the initiation and propagation of fractures within brittle materials.Understanding the physical mechanisms leading to failure is crucial for underground engineering applications and geo-energy exploration and storage.We conducted triaxial compression experiments on porous Bentheim sandstone samples at different stress paths and pressure change rates.First,at a constant confining pressure of 35 MPa and pore pressure of 5 MPa,intact cylindrical samples were axially loaded up to about 85%of the peak strength.Subsequently,the axial piston position was fixed,and then either the pore pressure was increased or the confining pressure was decreased at two different rates(0.5 MPa/min or 2 MPa/min),leading to final catastrophic failure.The mechanical results revealed that samples subjected to higher rates of decreasing effective confining pressure exhibited larger stress drop rates,higher slip rates,higher total breakdown work,higher rates of acoustic emissions(AEs)before failure,and higher post-failure AE decay rates.In contrast,the applied stress path did not significantly affect rock failure characteristics.Comparison of located AE events with post-mortem microstructures of deformed samples shows a good agreement.The AE source type determined from the P-wave first-motion polarity shows that shear failure dominated the fracture process when approaching failure.Gutenberg-Richter b-values revealed a significant decrease before failure in all tests.Our results indicate that,in contrast to the stress path,the rate of effective stress change strongly affects fracturing behavior and AE rate changes.
基金financed jointly by the National Major Science and Technology Special Project on Deep Earth Exploration(2024ZD1001701-5)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(42472127,42172086)+2 种基金the Yunnan Major Project of Basic Research(202401BN070001-002)Yunnan Mineral Resources Prediction and Evaluation Engineering Research Center(2011)Innovation Team Program of Kunming University of Science and Technology,Yunnan Province。
文摘The migration mechanisms of ore-forming fluids have long been a focus in the field of ore deposit studies.Calcite is ubiquitously present in various types of rocks in the lithosphere,and the underlying mechanisms of its influence on fluid migration are of crucial importance.While previous studies have revealed that salinity changes can modulate fluid migration,the underlying mechanisms remain poorly understood.We employ molecular dynamics simulations to elucidate how salinity variations in ore-forming fluids modulate the adsorption onto calcite nanopore walls,thereby revealing the microscopic mechanisms governing ore fluid transport through calcite nano-fractures.The results show that the adsorption energy Eint of the solution on the calcite surface increased from -14,948.84±182.48 kcal/mol to -12,144.08±118.2 kcal/mol as salinity increased,which is conducive to the long-range transport of the fluid in the calcite nanopore.
基金supported by the Key Research and Development Program Project of Hubei Province(2023BCB070).
文摘Formulating oil-based drilling fluids(OBDFs)with an ultra-low oil-to-water ratio(OWR≤60:40)presents a formidable stability challenge due to the maximized interfacial area and intensified stress on the interfacial film under high-temperature,high-density conditions.To address this,we engineered a synergistic stabilization system through molecular and colloidal design.A novel hyperbranched polyamide emulsifier(epoxidized soybean oil polyamide)(ESOP),synthesized from epoxidized soybean oil,exhibits superior thermal stability and interfacial activity due to its hyperbranched architecture.Combined with calcium petroleum sulfonate(CPS)and hydrophobic nanosilica(HNs),it enables a high-performance OBDF with an ultra-low OWR of 60:40.The results show that the optimized formula achieves an excellent demulsification voltage of 1290 V,an ultra-low HTHP fluid loss of 1.5 mL,a yield point of 12.9 Pa,and a superior sag factor(SF)of 0.504,outperforming both base and commercial systems.Mechanistic studies reveal a multiscale stabilization strategy involving a dense composite interfacial film,Pickering stabilization,a 3D network,and a unique thermally triggered self-reinforcement effect.This work not only provides a cost-effective OBDF formulation but,more importantly,establishes a molecular topology engineering paradigm for stabilizing complex industrial fluids under extreme conditions.
文摘This study develops a surrogate super-resolution(SR)framework that accelerates finite element method(FEM)-based computational fluid dynamics(CFD)using deep learning.High-resolution(HR)FEM-based CFDremains computationally prohibitive for time-sensitive applications,including patient-specific aneurysm hemodynamics where rapid turnaround is valuable.The proposed pipeline learns to reconstruct HR velocity-magnitude fields fromlow-resolution(LR)FEM solutions generated under the same governing equations and boundary conditions.It consistsof three modules:(i)offline pre-training of a residual network on representative vascular geometries;(ii)lightweightfine-tuning to adapt the pretrained model to geometric variability,including patient-specific aneurysm morphologies;and(iii)an unstructured-to-structured sampling strategy with region-of-interest upsampling that concentrates resolution in flow-critical zones(e.g.,the aneurysm sac)rather than the full domain.This targeted reconstruction substantiallyreduces inference and post-processing cost while preserving key HR flow features.Experiments on cerebral aneurysmmodels show that HR velocity-magnitude fields can be recovered with accuracy comparable to direct HR simulationsat less than 1%of the direct HR simulation cost per analysis(LR simulation and SR inference),while adaptation to newgeometries requires only lightweight fine-tuning with limited target-specific HR data.While clinical endpoints andadditional variables(e.g.,pressure or wall-based metrics)are left for future work,the results indicate that the proposedsurrogate SR approach can streamline FEM-based CFD workflows toward near real-time hemodynamic analysis acrossmorphologically similar vascular models.
基金funded by Joint Funds of the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.U23A20671)the Major Project of Inner Mongolia Science and Technology(Grant No.2021ZD0034)the Creative Groups of Natural Science Foundation of Hubei Province,China(Grant No.2021CFA030).
文摘While injection-induced seismicity has been widely studied,its implications for CO_(2)geological storage require reevaluation due to distinct fluid-rock interactions.This study develops a coupled hydromechanical model incorporating rate-and-state friction laws to investigate fault reactivation mechanisms during early-stage CO_(2)injection.The competing effects of pore pressure diffusion and fluid pressurization are systematically investigated,considering three key factors:permeability variations within fault damage zones,normal stress variation coefficients,and injection parameters.Numerical simulations reveal that slower CO_(2)migration causes limited pressure perturbation(<0.3 MPa over 15 d)compared to single-phase fluid injection.Fluid pressurization enhances fault strength and delays reactivation,though this stabilizing effect diminishes in low-permeability damage zones.Highly permeable damage zones promote larger rupture areas despite strengthening from pressurization,as reduced effective stress accelerates failure.Paradoxically,while fluid pressurization increases fault strength,it simultaneously elevates seismic risk through amplified stress drops during slip events.Temporal analysis shows that fluid pressurization dominates initial fault response,while sustained pore pressure diffusion ultimately drives reactivation.Increased normal stress variation coefficients and injection rates accelerate localized rupture initiation but restrict propagation due to non-critically stressed states.This discrepancy demonstrates that regions with positive Coulomb failure stress changes do not correlate well with actual slip zones.These findings highlight the critical interplay between transient pressurization effects and progressive pressure diffusion during early CO_(2)injection phases,providing crucial insights for seismic risk management in CO_(2)storage projects.
