湖南大新金矿床构造控矿特征及矿床成因

湖南大新金矿床位于湘中白马山-龙山东西向成矿带中部的大乘山穹隆北东端。受区域基底断裂的分割与挟持,及其下伏岩浆活动的上侵作用,穹隆核部震旦系江口组地层发生脆性断裂,从而为成矿提供了导矿和容矿构造,矿区矿脉严格受NE、NW、近SN向三组断裂控制。矿床为破碎蚀变岩夹石英脉型金矿床,含矿热液沿断裂破碎带充填交代而成矿。     

广东河台金矿糜棱岩化过程构造-流体成矿研究

为了探讨糜棱岩化过程中的成矿作用,文章对广东河台金矿进行了构造流体过程的数值模拟研究。根据力的分解、显微构造及运动学涡度分析以及与模拟结果的对比,提出108°方向的双向挤压作用可能是本区糜棱岩化带形成时的力学环境。数值模拟结果结合前人研究成果表明,体积应变增量异常带有利于糜棱岩化和流体的聚集以及糜棱岩化过程中成矿作用的...     

综合找矿方法在河台金矿找矿预测中的应用

河台金矿是一个典型的与韧性剪切带有关的金矿床,也是目前粤西、桂东南已发现的最大的金矿床。为了给深边部的找矿提供科学依据,本文应用伽马能谱、地电化学及数值模拟产生的体积应变异常带对本区进行了找矿预测实验研究。伽马能谱K异常带指示了本区糜棱岩化及热液蚀变过程中引起的钾化蚀变作用,金矿体与糜棱岩化带主要分布在K异常带中;地电化学异常带可能代表了本区不同深度矿体在地表的垂直投影;体积应变异常带及其附近有利于发展为本区的含矿糜棱岩化带。在同一构造成矿体系中,根据相似类比原则,表明以上三种方法在本区进行找矿预测可行。综合以上三种方法,圈定了3个可能的含矿带,建议对其进行验证。     

Late Cretaceous-Cenozoic exhumation of the Yanji area, northeast China: Constraints from fission-track thermochronology

The Yanji area, located at the border of China, Russia, and Korea, where the Phanerozoic granitoids have been widely exposed, was considered part of the orogenic collage between the North China Block in the south and the Jiamusi–Khanka Massifs in the northeast. In this study, the cooling and inferred uplift and denudation history since the late Mesozoic are intensively studied by carrying out apatite and zircon fission-track analyses, together with electron microprobe analyses (EMPA) of chemical compositions of apatite from the granitoid samples in the Yanji area. The results show that: (i) zircon and apatite fission-track ages range 91.7–99.6 Ma and 76.5–85.4 Ma, respectively; (ii) all apatite fission-track length distributions are unimodal and yield mean lengths of 12–13.2 µm, and the apatites are attributed to chlorine-bearing fluorapatite as revealed by EMPA results; and (iii) the thermal history modeling results based on apatite fission-track grain ages and length distributions indicate that the time–temperature paths display similar patterns and the cooling has been accelerated for each sample since ca 15 Ma. Thus, we conclude that sequential cooling, involving two rapid (95–80 Ma and ca 15–0 Ma) and one slow (80–15 Ma) cooling, has taken place through the exhumation of the Yanji area since the late Cretaceous. The maximum exhumation is more than 5 km under a steady-state geothermal gradient of 35°C/km. Combined with the tectonic setting, this exhumation is possibly related to the subduction of the Pacific Plate beneath the Eurasian Plate since the late Cretaceous.