Ox (psi) 2000 To (Cohesion) (psi) 1000 50 Oy (psi) 1800 (Internal friction angle), º Po (psi) 1000 Ot (psi) 0 Calculate the fracture and collapse pressures of 3000 ft depth for a vertical wellbore by considering the data given in the Table.

Ox (psi) 2000 To (Cohesion) (psi) 1000 50 Oy (psi) 1800 (Internal friction angle), º Po (psi) 1000 Ot (psi) 0 Calculate the fracture and collapse pressures of 3000 ft depth for a vertical wellbore by considering the data given in the Table.

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Ox (psi)
2000
To (Cohesion) (psi)
1000
50
Oy (psi)
1800
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Sorunun cevabını buraya giriniz.
(Internal friction
angle), º
Po (psi)
1000
Ot (psi)
0
Calculate the fracture and collapse pressures of 3000 ft depth for a vertical wellbore by considering the data given in the
Table.

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