ORE-SEARCHING PROSPECT ANALYSIS OF GOLD (COPPER) DEPOSITS IN THE WEST KUNLUN AREA, XINJIANG AUTONOMOUS REGION
Zhu Xinyou
Abstract
Zhu Xinyou
Abstract
Muji-Dat on g-Kudi gold copper ore belt located in the southwest of Tarim basin is a major ore belt in the west kunlun area. Gold ore deposits mainly occur in carbonaceou s phyllite, clastic rock and sericite-quartz schist and are controlled by ducti le shearing zone and tectonic alteration zone. Copper (gold) deposits are closel y related to Hercynian granitic intrusives. In the area gold ore searching proj ects should be aimed at ductile shearing zone-controlled and altered cataclasti c rock type gold deposit, copper (Au,Ag) ore searching at Sedex type, porphyry type and skarn type. Metallogenic setting analysis of the area show big potentia l for gold and copper ore mineral resources.
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Muji-Dat on g-Kudi gold copper ore belt located in the southwest of Tarim basin is a major ore belt in the west kunlun area. Gold ore deposits mainly occur in carbonaceou s phyllite, clastic rock and sericite-quartz schist and are controlled by ducti le shearing zone and tectonic alteration zone. Copper (gold) deposits are closel y related to Hercynian granitic intrusives. In the area gold ore searching proj ects should be aimed at ductile shearing zone-controlled and altered cataclasti c rock type gold deposit, copper (Au,Ag) ore searching at Sedex type, porphyry type and skarn type. Metallogenic setting analysis of the area show big potentia l for gold and copper ore mineral resources.
Key concepts: Geology, Phyllite, Geochemistry, Sericite, Copper, Clastic rock, Polymetallic replacement deposit, Skarn