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Lefranc and Lugeon correlations

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cmorgh

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Hi,
I am searching for a correlation between the permeability values obtained by Lefranc and Lugeon field tests. In other words, the permeability of a rock in Lugeon unit is calculated (upon completion of a Lugeon test) and the corresponding permeability in Lefranc method (i.e. say in cm/sec) is needed.

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