Traducido Brechas Relacionadas A La Mineralizacion - Es.en Con La Imagen
Traducido Brechas Relacionadas A La Mineralizacion - Es.en Con La Imagen
Traducido Brechas Relacionadas A La Mineralizacion - Es.en Con La Imagen
INDEX
INTRODUCTION ................................................................................... 2
OBJECTIVES......................................................................................... 3
GAPS ................................................................................................... 4
BREACHES CLASSIFICATION RELATED TO MINERALIZATION ............... 4
1) GAPS MAGMATIC-HYDROTHERMAL............................................. 5
CONCLUSIONS ..................................................................................... 9
BIBLIOGRAPHY ................................................................................... 10
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INTRODUCTION.
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OBJECTIVES.
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GAPS.
A gap is formed by a rock lithics that remain linked by a matrix whose
cement in the case of mineralization may be associated with
hydrothermal minerals including ore minerals (eg. Tourmaline, quartz,
chalcopyrite, etc.). In general, the hydrothermal minerals wholly or partly
the voids formed in the fragmented rock and much of the gaps
mineralization has been introduced by hydrothermal fluid filled and
therefore is in the main mass of the gap. The latter is a general term, not
genetic, including cement matrix and the gap. Hydrothermal processes
sometimes produce replacement or gaps metasomatism in this
replacement compositionally corresponds to cement,
3) GAPS MAGMATIC
(Volcanic) volcanic diatremes Porphyry and other deposits
4) INTRUSIVE GAPS
Matrix intrusively
5) TECTONIC GAPS
brittle fracturing failures
Corbett and Leach (1998) also presented descriptions and rated gaps
related to mineralization, which is broadly similar to Sillitoe (1985).
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This includes:
magmatic-hydrothermal gaps.
Profound related to porphyry Fireplaces gap
phreatomagmatic breccias.
Diatremes (high level)
phreatic breccias
Superficial
magmatic breccias injection
hydraulic breccias
Hydrothermal collapse breccias
retrogressive processes in porphyry
Expansion gaps
Structures open spaces (sectors voltage faults)
Gaps solution
In limestone and dolomite (by kárstica solution)
1) GAPS MAGMATIC-HYDROTHERMAL:
These bodies are presented gap associated intrusive or intrusive
Batholiths sterile stocks (unaltered, unmineralized). Although there is a
gradation towards the gaps associated with porphyry Sillitoe (1985)
specifically in this group it includes those bodies that are not associated
gap to porphyric systems, while Corbett and Leach (1998) not make this
distinction.
2) HYDROMAGMATIC GAPS:
(Deposits porphyry and epithermal precious metals)
Gaps in this section are mainly associated with epithermal and porphyry
deposits and appear to be appreciably less widely distributed than other
varieties of gaps described these two types of deposits.
The term diatreme chimney to fill gap or gap through this type is preferred
because it is believed that they meet the original definition of Daubree
(1891) a diatreme is a conduit emission produced by a volcanic explosion.
The existing brechoso body in Rio Blanco is post-mineral, but this type
of breccia bodies can be pre- or post-mineral.
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4) GAPS INTRUSION:
Magma injection into existing rocks can produce mechanical
fragmentation of rocks and incorporating rock box in an intrusive
magma. Magma to mechanical effects is a fluid if injected pressurized
hydraulic fracturing occurs, producing gaps with igneous matrix. This
gap partly by a step-intrusive massive rock (with or without xenoliths of
rocks packers) and secondly to cash non-fractured rocks. Such gaps are
common as irregular patches near the ceiling and roof of subvolcanic
stocks, and porphyry deposits.
5) TECTONIC GAPS:
Fracturing during movement of faults of various kinds of gaps causes
generation (cataclasites). Many mineral deposits are located in failures
(veins) and gaps failure are commonly associated with mineralization. In
many places lenticular bodies are mineralized fault gap, especially in
sectors tensional faults.
6) OTHER GAPS:
Thes sedimentary gaps, gaps karst solution in carbonate rocks and
especially gaps volcanic origin (eg. levels brecciated lava, volcanic gaps or
tuffs lapilli) can also be mineralized, because they provide permeability
to fluid flow and they have primary porosity for deposition of
hydrothermal minerals, but here emphasize gaps that are genetically
associated with hydrothermal processes generating porosity and
permeability rock massive breakdown of allowing the deposition of
hydrothermal minerals within the same blocks.
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CONCLUSIONS:
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BIBLIOGRAPHY:
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