In this bulletin the subject of ore dressing is approached from the economic rather than from the technological standpoint, and the supporting data have been compiled with a view to their bearing upon the economic exploitation of ore deposits. Results obtained are stressed rather than the details of processes and the physics and chemistry …
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DetailsGeophysical methods are among the three main disciplines applied on the surface to explore geothermal resources, including geology and the chemistry of thermal fluids. This paper presents various geophysical methods of exploring geothermal reservoir. Some comparisons, advantages, and disadvantages of each method are discussed.
DetailsThe aim of this study is to prove the effectiveness of two electrical geophysical prospecting techniques, namely electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) and induced polarization (IP), in locating thin vein structures of metal sulphides embedded in Palaeozoic materials underlying a sedimentary cover. For this purpose, a Quaternary basin known …
DetailsMAGNETIC METHOD. The magnetic method exploits small variations in magnetic mineralogy (magnetic iron and iron-titanium oxide minerals, including magnetite, titanomagnetite, titanomaghemite, and titanohematite, and some iron sulfide minerals, including pyrrhotite and greigite) among rocks. Measurements are made using fluxgate, …
DetailsThe strength evolution of a geopolymer synthesized from calcined ore-dressing tailing of bauxite and slag and cured at ambient temperature for 6 years was investigated. Changes in products and microstructure were studied as well. The results indicated that the strength steadily increased from 50.0 MPa at 28 days to 75.0 MPa at 6 …
DetailsMineragraphy (ore Microscopy), the study of opaque and translucent minerals by means of reflected incident light in a polarizing microscope, is complementary to petrology (q.v. in Vol. V), which is concerned with the study of transparent minerals through the use of transmitted light in a polarizing microscope.. Mineragraphic methods require materials to be studied …
Details1.2.1 Geophysical signals. Geophysical signals are mostly produced by contrasts in some physical properties of Earth materials. For example: Variations in electrical conductivities of the subsurface rocks produce secondary potentials that can be measured in a DC survey and used for subsurface imaging;
DetailsOur initial results suggest limitations to a wider use of Ag isotopes as a geochemical tracer (e.g., in archeometry) and the need to conduct detailed, individual deposit/district studies. Key Points First comprehensive study of the isotopic composition of Ag from a representative sampling of Earth's Ag and Ag-bearing mineral deposits
DetailsThis paper reports a study involving integrated geophysical methods, including controlled-source audio-frequency magnetotelluric, gravity, magnetic, and shallow-seismic-reflection methods, to ...
DetailsThis paper will present some of the results from these geophysical surveys. Gravity data show a complex but clearly anomalous effect over the mineralisation. A large negative anomaly is correlated with a zone of deep oxidation and leaching in the footwall, with a complex but strong positive anomaly associated with the silica dolomite alteration ...
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DetailsHEM results are verified by ERT and RCPTU results. However, seismic refraction data suggest continuous bedrock below the landslide location instead of ruptured bedrock as suggested by HEM and ERT data. ... Engvik A, Davidsen B, Rønning JS (2017) Geological and ore dressing investigations of graphite occurrences in Bø, Sortland, …
DetailsThe NNE F4, NW F5, and NW F6 faults are the ore-conducting and ore-hosting structures, and the intersection of these faults provides the main metallogenic space. (3) ... The geophysical results reveal the tectonic framework on Jilinbaolige mining area in Inner Mongolia. Mineral Exploration., 4 (2013), pp. 317-322 (in Chinese)
DetailsThe geophysical result revealed 5 anomalous zones with the average thickness of 25 m and at the average depth of about 20 m. Two linear zones viz. those of the northeast and northwest directions were ... The latter may have formed as a result of ore fluids related closely with differentiation of I-type granitoids. Maximum stress developed as a ...
Details3.3. Discussion. According to Wang (2004), aegirine-type Nb, REE, and Fe ores have the highest Sc 2 O 3 content of 169 ppm among the various types of ores in the Bayan Obo deposit. Although, as stated here, the aegirine in this type of occurrence does not show any appreciable amount of scandium in the present study (), trace a mounts of …
DetailsThe responses of the lead-zinc (Pb–Zn) ore-bearing veins in the Asu River Group shales in Abakaliki area to ground magnetic, resistivity, and induced polarization (IP) methods of geophysics were ...
DetailsThey constitute 70% of the world's high-grade iron ore reserves, and BIF-type iron mines produce over 90% of the world's iron ores. They are found all over the world, but mainly in Russia, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Africa, India, and the United States. They present the results of integrated geophysical surveys in the Anshan-Benxi ...
DetailsBits and bobs. In this piece, I'd like to touch on two somewhat peripheral propositions for mineral geophysics: that the range of petrophysical properties of minerals potentially usable for mineral exploration has not been exhausted, and, that the application of existing geophysical survey techniques extends well beyond mineral exploration usage.
DetailsRegion (c) corresponds to the Early Cretaceous diabase porphyry veins exposed at the surface in the west ore block, and the geophysical results show this region has a high density (> 0.03 g/cm 3), high magnetism (> 0.01 × 10 −3 SI), and medium–high resistivity (> 2000 Ω⋅m), and is connected to the intrusive rocks at depth (Figs. 8, 9 ...
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DetailsThe rapid recognition and quantitation of niobium-rich minerals is crucial for the study on the occurrence state of the niobium element in the ore dressing process. However, niobium minerals have the characteristics of relatively scattered distribution, small grain size and various morphologies, making recognition and quantitative analyses ...
DetailsThe areas with iron ore deposits were expressed in the geophysical results by low resistivity, high chargeability, and moderate to high magnetic anomalies. Integrated interpretation of the obtained results revealed that the ore deposits exist in the form of lenses with variable thickness ranging from few meters to about 30-m thick.
DetailsThe results of pilot-scale experiments showed that in the oxidation heating stage, the sulfur element in the ore was oxidized to form SO 2. During the reduction roasting stage, the hematite within iron ore powder was almost entirely transformed into magnetite at a reduction temperature of 520 °C using a gas combination of 45 % H 2 - 15 …
DetailsThis Special Issue aims to publish new interpretation results obtained from geophysical methods, such as gravity, magnetic, seismic, electromagnetic, electrical, and radiometric methods, in geological and …
DetailsPetrography and geophysical characterization of the newly discovered iron ore deposit in Makoure (Bidou-East), Nyong group, South Cameroon Sepwouo Sawouo Alex Duclo Shanel, Kouankap Nono Gus Djibril, Mvodo Hermine, Pemha Nyemb Sayom, ...
DetailsChapter 13. SURFACE GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATIONS. Introduction. Surface geophysical surveys have been applied to mineral and petroleum exploration for many years. A magnetic compass was used in Sweden in the mid-1600s to find iron ore deposits. The lateral extent of the Comstock ore body was mapped using self-potential methods in …
DetailsWhile Ni is typically the main economic element (typical grades range from 0.5-3% Ni) magmatic deposits also contain substantial amounts (~0.2-2 %) of copper (Cu) as well as lesser amounts (<0.1%) of cobalt (Co) and variable (~0-10 g/t) amounts of Au and PGEs. Although Co, Au, and PGE grades are typically low, in some cases these …
DetailsArmin Schmidt. Schmidt, A. 2003. Remote Sensing and Geophysical Prospection. Internet Archaeology 15. In archaeological prospection, computer processing is essential for all stages of data manipulation. This article investigates the contributions which informatics has made in the past and looks at its potential for the future.
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