%0 Journal Article %T Analysis of Hydraulic Fracture Propagation in Toughness Dominant with Considering Fluid Viscosity and Inertia Parameters Interaction: Higher Order Terms %J Amirkabir Journal of Civil Engineering %I Amirkabir University of Technology %Z 2588-297X %A Asgari, Ali %A golshani, ali akbar %D 2020 %\ 04/20/2020 %V 52 %N 2 %P 469-494 %! Analysis of Hydraulic Fracture Propagation in Toughness Dominant with Considering Fluid Viscosity and Inertia Parameters Interaction: Higher Order Terms %K hydraulic fracture %K Interaction effect %K Inertia %K viscosity %K Modified perturbation method %R 10.22060/ceej.2018.14498.5673 %X In the process of hydraulic fracture, various physical parameters such as; viscosity, inertia of fluid and toughness of rock do not influence the fracture propagation identically, and it is probable that one or more of the parameters be more pronounced. Therefore, it may persuade one special regime which is named base on the dissipation of energy. In an impermeable rock, the two limiting regimes can be identified with the dominance of one or the other of the two energy dissipation mechanisms corresponding to extending the fracture in the rock and to flow of viscous fluid in the fracture, respectively. In the viscosity-dominated regime, dissipation in extending the fracture in the rock is negligible compared to the dissipation in the viscous fluid flow, and in the toughness-dominated regime, the opposite holds. It is supposed that the flow of incompressible fluid in the fracture is unidirectional and laminar. Besides, the fracture is fully fluid-filled at all times and fracture propagation is described in the framework of linear elastic fracture mechanics (LEFM). The contribution of this research is a detailed study of the evaluation parameters’ effects on the propagation of hydraulic fracture an impermeable brittle rock. Here, the modified perturbation method suggested for evaluating fluid viscosity and inertia parameters interaction (FVII). The proposed method provides a good estimate of the solution in the wide range of the viscosity/inertia parameters because of the coexistence of both small parameters in the governing equations. The results showed that considering the FVII reduce the length of the crack, and the crack length decreases with increasing viscosity parameter, and the decreasing trend will be intensified by increasing the inertia of fluid. On the other hand, the effects of fluid viscosity in the hydraulic fracture injection process are more pronounced than the effects of the inertia parameter on the assumption of a laminar flow. Neglecting the effect of the FVII result in a significant error. These errors continue to increase with the increase, and may reach about 300%. At last, the results are compared with the available references, which confirms the logical process.  %U https://ceej.aut.ac.ir/article_3184_7cfd29c056f35f31eb1a6777cf0f55d6.pdf