 | | Book | | Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland...feasibility of proposed engineering designs for deep underground repositories comes from the extensive...some areas, for example, in tunnel excavation in deep plastic clays, and in longterm in-situ instrumentation...loading, and practical engineering capabilities in deep mining. The complementarity of the engineering design...research. THE COSTS OF DISPOSAL The costs of deep underground disposal will be spread over a period |  | Iaremchuk, Iaroslava, Tariq, Mohammad, Hryniv, Sophiya, Vovnyuk, Serhiy, Meng, Fanwei (2017) Clay minerals from rock salt of Salt Range Formation (Late Neoproterozoic–Early Cambrian, Pakistan) Carbonates and Evaporites, 32 (1) 63-74 doi:10.1007/s13146-016-0294-5 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | halite with the admixture of kainite, langbeinite, kieserite and polyhalite interbedded in the rock salt and...dehydroxylation superimpose with magnesite dissociation—deep endo peak at DTA curve with the maximum at 600 and...conversion series? A case study of Sancerre-Couy deep drill hole (France). Am Mineral 82:109–124 Bhat GM |  | | Report (volume) | | ...................... -yi-....:. 85 Records of deep wells near Saltville, Va.......................'...the brines and salt was investigated; records of deep wells were examined in the hope that some of them...surveys; and samples of the rocks passed through in the deep drillings were studied. 11 12 SALT EESOUECES...beds of rock salt. In 1820 explorations with a deep drill were begun on the Onondaga Reservation in search...superintendent to sink a shaft or well 600 feet deep, which likewise resulted in failure. The truth of |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Laboratory Leiden Institute of Chemistry The Netherlands The organic composition of meteorites provides...gossan formation are currently active, samples of deep and anoxic areas have provided relatively high concentrations...iron. The growth of hyperthermophiles on iron in deep-sea vents, hot springs, and subsurface environments...presented. 168. Progress in the Development of a Drill for Mars Subsurface Exploration Wayne Pollard,...Environmental Engineering U.C. Berkeley The Mars/Arctic Deep Drill Project, supported by the ASTID Program, began |  | | Book (edition) | | less cost from foreign ports but such ships lack deep port channels, and there is presently a surplus...exploration is increasing again after the 1969 peak. Drill hole exploration in the search for deeper deposits...s 20 s + w s + w 2.5 10 s+ w S(shallow) (deep) 11 +W 5.5 50 1.5 20 Mexico Cerro Prieto...Fig, 14. Area is northern Lander County, Nevada. deep as 1000 feet if a broad electrode spread is employed...years that finally culminated in the discovery of a deep ore body by the Kennecott Cooper Corporation. Geologic |  | | Book (edition) | | brown, translucent MODE OF OCCURRENCE: Found in drill core from the Mahogany Zone oil shale of the Green...OCCURRENCE: Occurs in fine-grained rock salt containing kieserite, anhydrite, and preobrazhenskite at Ak-sai, Kazakhstan...common. COLOR-LUSTER: Brown to pinkish brown to deep pink. Transparent to translucent. Vitreous to dull...coarse granular; or as embedded grains. COLOR-LUSTER: Deep red, brownish red, brownish black. Transparent to...to 3 cm) and pockets in fissured kimberlite in a drill core at a depth of 300 m in the ‘‘Lucky Eastern’’ | | | Book (edition) | | brown, translucent MODE OF OCCURRENCE: Found in drill core from the Mahogany Zone oil shale of the Green...OCCURRENCE: Occurs in fine-grained rock salt containing kieserite, anhydrite, and preobrazhenskite at Ak-sai, Kazakhstan...common. COLOR-LUSTER: Brown to pinkish brown to deep pink. Transparent to translucent. Vitreous to dull...coarse granular; or as embedded grains. COLOR-LUSTER: Deep red, bro,vnish red, bro,vnish black. Transparent...to 3 cm) and pockets in fissured kimberlite in a drill core at a depth of 300 m in the "Lucky Eastern" |  | Morris, H.T., Lovering, Thomas Seward, Mogensen, A.P., Shepard, W.M., Perry, L.I., Smith, S.M. (1979) General geology and mines of the East Tintic mining district, Utah and Juab counties, Utah, with sections on the geology of the Burgin mine and the geology of the Trixie mine. Professional Paper 1024. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/pp1024 | Report (issue) | | other rocks. These pebble dikes define the sites of deep intrusive bodies; they also indicate the distribution...the increasing number of underground workings and drill holes in the district began to reveal the lava-concealed...In addition, the constantly increasing number of drill holes and mine workings in areas covered by lava...Ballpark ore bodies; R. T. Walker and John H. drill holes. The structural plan at 4,500-ft (1,372 m)...been penetrated by many surface and underground drill holes. The base of the Tintic Quartzite is not exposed |  | | Book (edition) | | our attention to oversights and inaccuracies, our deep gratitude. • WLR GRR xiii ' • PREFACE The...OCCURRENCE: Occurs in fine-grained rock salt containing kieserite, anhydrite, and preobrazhenskite at Ak-saT, Kazakhstan...common. COLOR-LUSTER: Brown to pinkish brown to deep pink. Transparent to transulcent. Vitreous to dull...coarse granular; or as embedded grains. COLOR-LUSTER: Deep red, brownish red, brownish black. Transparent to...to 3 cm) and pockets in fissured kimberlite in a drill core at a depth of 300 m in the "Lucky Eastern" |  | | Book (edition) | | reported both metals in appreciable quantities in deep-sea dredgings. Latei rally, 1 J. K. Don, The...third zone, as, for instance, in the exi^gerated. deep artesian basins where impermeable beds prevent escape...fact that the deep sedimentary beds are often remarkably dry. The well 4,262 feet deep at Wheeling, West...Virginia, and the Geary well, Pennsylvania, were a deep circulation established. sandstone the showing...6,045 amounts It is possible, however, that the deep strata in the first two wells, though generally |  | Gaines, Richard V., Skinner, H. Catherine W., Foord, Eugene E., Mason, Brian, Rosenzweig, Abraham, King, Vandall T. (1997) Dana's New Mineralogy (8th ed.) Wiley-Interscience. p.1872 | Book (edition) | | dispersion strong. Occurrence: Diamond is the product of deep-seated crystallization of ultrabasic igneous magmas...complex; Kola Penin., in gneisses from the super-deep drill hole, and Yakutia, in kimberlites, and Tolbachik...01, 1.80; 1.453. Dark blue-black, tarnishing to deep black, black G=6. R= 33.7-34.9 streak, metallic...sometimes highly iridescent in brass-yellow and deep red, lead-gray to black streak, submetallic luster...G = 4.6-4.7. R = 6.8-21.9 (540 nm); pleochroic, deep blue to blue-white; strongly anisotropic. Easily |  | | Book (edition) | | Comprehensive Env. Response Comp., & Liability Act (CERCLA) Deep Seabed Hard Mineral Resources Act of 1980 Endangered...breccia A.B. Meco-Moore A bulky machine that cuts a deep web of coal up to 6 ft (1.8 m) and is used in cyclic...The wearing 20 away of diamonds, drill-bit matrices, and drill-stem equipment by frictional contact...with the cuttings produced by the action of the drill bit in drilling a borehole. Long abrasion hardness...cuttings from which, produced by the action of a drill bit, are hard, sharp-cornered, angular grains, which |  | | Book (edition) | | substances contained in the rocks-Residual weathering-Deep circulating ·waters-Regional metamorphism- Introduced...reported both metals in appreciable quantities in deep-sea dredgings. Later exarninations 3 would indicate...stored in the third zone, as, for instance, in the deep artesian basins where imper1neable beds prevent...avenue of escape would, of course, be opened and a deep circulation established. Kemp and Fuller have both...fact that the deep sedimentary beds are often remarkably dry. The well 4,262 feet deep at Wheeling, vVest |  | | Book (edition) | | sedimentary sequences (Retallack 1997a) and even in deep-sea cores (Ford 5 1987; Holmes 1992). The study...drive off or destroy plants and animals (Fig. 2.2). Deep burial is a common way in which paleosols are formed...in the deserts of Australia from early Tertiary deep weathering (OIIier & Pain 1996). The true soils...found in outcrops or shallow trenches rather than in deep boreholes. Paleosols of uplifted terraces or stable...unconformities are likely to represent saprolite or other deep layers rather than the surface solum (Schau &Henderson |  | | Book | | Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht University, The Netherlands For further volumes: http://www.springer.com/series/7377...results greatly expanded the database regarding the deep structure along the Dead Sea Transform, its history...the DSF resulted in the formation of a series of deep pull-apart basins. These basins are among the largest...structure under the deep basins along the southern DSF, comparing the three deep basins against each...do not extend to great depth. In areas where the deep basins occur, two strands of the DSF overlap in |  | | Book (edition) | | thirty-three pounds, ranging in color from pale to deep green (Graeme 1981). Schlegel, in Gem Stones of...PIMACOUNTY: Gunsight Mountain, found as pale- to deep-blue massive coatings and replacements of iron-bearing...as large light-green masses; Denn Mine shaft as deep-green masses with pyrite; Lavender pit, as large...chrysocolla and as very small equant crystals of beautiful deep-blue color associated with cerussite, mimetite,...COUtHY: Near Eloy, in S25, T7S R8E, in a diamond-drill hole in silty claystone (Sheppard 1969). About 5 |  | | Book (edition) | | geology Paleopalynology R. Gill A. Traverse Deep marine environments K. Pickering etal. Pedology...drive off or destroy plants and animals (Fig. 2.2). Deep burial is a common way in which paleosols are formed...found in outcrops or shallow trenches rather than in deep boreholes. Paleosols of uplifted terraces or stable...unconformities are likely to represent saprolite or other deep layers rather than the surface solum (Schau & Henderson...evidence of the antiquity and geological history of deep weathering and of duricrusts, they are of interest |  | | Report (issue) | | and even small open trenches can be dangerous. deep shafts, unstable workings, discarded explo- The...deposits of deep-sea strata took place in the early Mesozoic well to the west of Nevada. These deep-sea rocks...late Devonian and early Mississippian time, the deep-sea rocks produced some important metallic-ore...are probably many lying above it; strata of the deep- copper deposits in the Yerington area, which ...include volcanic rocks and sedimentary rocks of deep-sea origin that locally contain commercial gypsum | | | Report (issue) | | be hazardous for a number of reasons, including deep shafts, unstable workings, discarded explosives...late Devonian and early M.ississippian time, the deep-sea rocks were pushed eastward over miogeoclinal...deposition of deep-sea strata took place in the early Mesozoic well to the west of Nevada. These deep-sea rocks...include volcanic rocks and sedimentary rocks of deep-sea origin that locally contain comn1ercial gypsum...years ago in northeastern Nevada. In contrast to the deep or "mesothermal" veins of California's Mother Lode |  | | Book | | vein formation and igneous intrusion which occur deep beneath t he surface can only be inferred from the..."Filter-press" concentrations. Picture a magma slowly cooling deep within the earth (Fig. 1). Some early high-temperature...layer of granite forms first at this place while deep within the chamber the magma is still liquid. Near...redissolve. It is easy to visualize solutions rising from deep within the earth, pressure decreasing as they near...products of weathering. 2. They are commonly stained a deep red or brown color because of the iron oxides which |  | | Report (issue) | | methods. Continuous mining equipment as well as drill-and-blast techniques are used, and beds as thin...Otero evaporated and today is only a few centimeters deep in the rainy season. What took its place is Alkali...the Guadalupe Mountains formed by a combination of deep phreatic and water table hydrologic controls. The...by the Sabinas Basin and to the west and south by deep waters of the Mexican Sea (Mar Mexican; Fig. 3)...dark-colored lime-mud limestone deposited in comparatively deep water of the adjacent Sabinas Basin. Marine waters |  | | Book | | often referred to as “absorptive power". through deep-seated contraction fissures, From Kirchhof's Law...in the chamber floor of certain abyss [oceanog] deep [oceanog], abyssal [oceanog] Pertaining to the ocean...acid-dip survey to de¬ termine the departure of a drill hole from the vertical, acid clay A clay that yields...series that lies toward the low-silica tion of a drill hole in which an acid bottle, inserted in a water¬...symbiontic algae; a coral capable of living in cold, deep air shrinkage The volume decrease that a clay undergoes |  | | Book | | Point that enabled Hutton to develop the concept of deep time. The K-T boundary outcrop at Gubbio, in Tuscany...geophysics, not surface outcrops, road-cuts or drill cores, that provided the compelling evidence for...so, it took 150 years following the insights into deep time by James Hutton in 1788 to understand that...Earth was formed by the production of granitic melts deep within the crust under reducing conditions; leading...the retention of europium in plagioclase in the deep crust, with a corresponding depletion at the present |  | | Book | | operating at high temperatures and densities in the deep interior can be transported by convection to the...the assumption of deep mixing (“cool bottom processing”) of envelope material to deep hot regions in M...The isotopic signatures of the X grains suggest deep and inhomogeneous mixing of matter from these different... I. and Sackmann I.-J. (1999) The CNO isotopes: deep circulation in red giants and first and second dredge-up... 312–325. Denissenkov P. A. and Weiss A. (1996) Deep diffusive mixing in globular-cluster red giants |  | | Book | | in the central part. The only Andean segment with deep seismicity (more than 500 km) corresponds to the...zone of the Central Andes, which also presents a deep and welldeveloped trench (between the Carnegie and...orogenic belts) correspond to neat, welldefined and deep Benioff zones. These ancient NNW-trending ranges...the Central Andes subduction zone) present neat, deep, and well-developed Benioff zones. It is interesting...Quartz and calcite are the main gangue minerals. In deep parts of the mine, massive bodies of magnetite and |
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