Magnetic fabric was determined by applying the anisotropy from the low-field magnetic susceptibility (AMS) technique in 62 mafic dykes from the Mesozoic Florianópolis (Santa Catarina Island) dyke swarm, southern Brazil. These dykes cut the crystalline basement rocks, which are mainly Proterozoic. They are vertical or subvertical in dip and trend mainly NE, although NW-trending dykes are also found. Dykes are tholeiitic in composition and are geochemically similar to those from the Ponta Grossa swarm. Thicknesses vary from 0.3 to 60 m. Polished sections show that titanomagnetites carry the AMS in these dykes. Hysteresis parameters show that the magnetic minerals fall in the PSD range. Two types of magnetic fabric are recognized. Type I is characterized by K 1- K 2 parallel to the dyke wall, representing magma flow within the dykes; type II, with K 1- K 3 parallel to the dyke wall, was found in four dykes. Type I is found in 94 per cent of the dykes, and approximately 20 per cent of these have K 1 inclinations of less than 30°, suggesting horizontal or subhorizontal flow. About 80 per cent have K 1 inclinations of greater than 30°, due to inclined to vertical flow. The comparison of AMS studies from both the Florianópolis and the Ponta Grossa dykes suggests a source position closer to Santa Catarina Island than the Ponta Grossa arch. 相似文献
Explosion for the treatment of underwater soft foundation is a technique newly developed in China. This paper describes the application of the method of explosion to underwater soft foundation treatment of the Great-West Dyke, Lianyungang Port, including the technical characteristics and the effect, selection of explosion parameters, workmanship of construction, requirements of quality and inspection, and the like. 相似文献
Fluid inclusion study has been carried out for the carbonatite dykes/veins and the ore-hosted dolostone of the Bayan Obo superlarge REE-Fe-Nb deposit in order to provide the evidence and constraint for their origin.Based on the detailed geological observation and mineralogical investigation,the heating and cooling stage and laser Raman spectroscopy were mainly used for the laboratory work of this study.Following results have been obtained:(1)The discovery of melt and melt-fluid inclusions from carbonatite dykes/veins in the Dulahara and Jianshan Mountains,combined with the fine-grained(aplitic)texture of rocks,as well as the types and features of fluid inclusions such as CO_2 enrichment,higher homogenization temperature,provides a direct evidence for the magmatic origin of these dykes/veins.(2)The carbonatite dykes/veins distributed in two regions,nearby the axis of the Kuangou anticline and in the east to Bayan Obo town,mainly show coarse-grained texture.No melt inclusion was found,and the fluid inclusions possess features of less CO_2,lower homogenization temperature and higher salinity.They are tentatively identified as veins formed by some carbonate-rich hydrothermal solution.(3)Bedding carbonate layers/lens within the hanging wall and foot wall of ore-hosted dolostone,previously recognized as of magmatic origin,mainly composed by dolomite.The existence of single phase pure aqueous inclusions with very low homogenization temperature indicates their sedimentary origin.(4)The ore-hosted dolostone possesses apparent bedding and laminated structures.No melt inclusion was found,but,both single phase pure aqueous inclusions and CO_2 bearing multi-phase fluid inclusions coexisted in dolostones.In the direction towards ore-bodies,the homogenization temperature and CO_2 contents of fluid inclusion show an increasing tendency.It indicates the sedimentary origin of dolostone superimposed by late fluid metasomatism. 相似文献
Late Neoproterozoic bimodal dyke suites are abundant in the Arabian–Nubian Shield. In southern Israel this suite includes dominant alkaline quartz porphyry dykes, rare mafic dykes, and numerous composite dykes with felsic interiors and mafic margins. The quartz porphyry chemically corresponds to A-type granite. Composite dykes with either abrupt or gradational contacts between the felsic and mafic rocks bear field, petrographic and chemical evidence for coexistence and mixing of basaltic and rhyolitic magmas. Mixing and formation of hybrid intermediate magmas commenced at depth and continued during emplacement of the dykes. Oxygen isotope ratios of alkali feldspar in quartz porphyry (13 to 15‰) and of plagioclase in trachydolerite (10–11‰) are much higher than their initial magmatic ratios predicted by equilibrium with unaltered quartz (8 to 9‰) and clinopyroxene (5.8‰). The elevation of δ18O in alkali feldspar and plagioclase, and extensive turbidization and sericitization call for post-magmatic low-temperature (≤ 100 °C) water–rock interaction. Hydrous alteration of alkali feldspar, the major carrier of Rb and Sr in the quartz–porphyry, also accounts for the highly variable and unusually high I(Sr) of 0.71253 to 0.73648.
The initial 143Nd/144Nd ratios, expressed by εNd(T) values, are probably unaltered and show small variation in mafic and felsic rocks within a narrow range from + 1.4 to + 3.3. The Nd isotope signature suggests either a common mantle source for the mafic and silicic magmas or a juvenile crustal source for the felsic rocks (metamorphic rocks from the Elat area). However, oxygen isotope ratios of zircon in quartz porphyry [δ18O(Zrn) = 6.5 to 7.2‰] reveal significant crustal contribution to the rhyolite magma, suggesting that mafic and A-type silicic magmas are not co-genetic, although coeval. Comparison of 18O/16O ratios in zircon allows to distinguish two groups of A-type granites in the region: those with mantle-derived source, δ18O(Zrn) ranging from 5.5 to 5.8‰ (Timna and Katharina granitoids) and those with major contribution of the modified juvenile crustal component, δ18O(Zrn) varying from 6.5 to 7.2‰ (Elat quartz porphyry dykes and the Yehoshafat alkaline granite). This suggests that A-type silicic magmas in the northern ANS originated by alternative processes almost coevally. 相似文献