GEOLOGICAL FEATURES AND PROSPECTING CRITERIA OF THE AJIALONGWA GOLD DEPOSIT,SICHUAN
Xia Ting-gao, Sun Chuan-min
Abstract
Xia Ting-gao, Sun Chuan-min
Abstract
Ajialongwa deposit is an epithermal fine-disseminated gold deposit.It is controlled by fault and affected by magma activites.Regional deep-fault is the main pathway for meteoric water and geothermal fluids,subsidiary fracture is ore depositing structures,and fault tectonite are the main host rocks.Based on geological observation and analytic date,ore-controlling factors and prospecting criteria for gold deposit in this region are discussed.
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Ajialongwa deposit is an epithermal fine-disseminated gold deposit.It is controlled by fault and affected by magma activites.Regional deep-fault is the main pathway for meteoric water and geothermal fluids,subsidiary fracture is ore depositing structures,and fault tectonite are the main host rocks.Based on geological observation and analytic date,ore-controlling factors and prospecting criteria for gold deposit in this region are discussed.
Key concepts: Geology, Prospecting, Geochemistry, Fault (geology), Mining engineering, Geothermal gradient, Tectonite, Volcano