The effects of wellbore stone materials and fluid density on the shock wave induced by plasma pulse system propagation in rock: An analytical and experimental study.

A pulsed plasma system is a highly efficient tool for linking wells to reservoirs to repair near-wellbore damage and restore production. This research aims to create a computational model and experimental setup to delve into the generation and spread of shock waves from electrical discharge. It also explores the influence of different stone wall materials such as limestone, sandstone, and dolomite, along with varied fluid densities such as saline water and drilling mud.