Structural-chemical features and morphology of glauconites in sedimentary iron ore of Bakchar prospect (Western Siberia)

Rudmin, Maxim; Рева, Игорь Витальевич; Gunko, A.; Mazurov, Aleksey; Abramova, R

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/27/1/012026

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“…Glauconite presence on the boundary layers confirms the sediment genesis. Detailed study of glauconite features in the sedimentary rocks in this region is given in [5].…”

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Applying paleomagnetic oriented coring in investigating the lithofacies heterogeneity of terrigenous sediments

Krasnoshchekova¹,

Cherdantseva²,

Yurkova³

2016

MATEC Web Conf.

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Abstract. This paper described the investigation of heterogeneous structure of oil field reservoirs via paleomagnetic oriented coring. As a rule, this heterogeneity develops during either sedimentation or secondary generation of terrigenous matter, which, in its turn, affects the lateral permeability in the layers. Applying oriented coring determines the vector behavior of anisotropic structure of oil fields which influence further production

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“…Glauconite presence on the boundary layers confirms the sediment genesis. Detailed study of glauconite features in the sedimentary rocks in this region is given in [5].…”

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confidence: 99%

Applying paleomagnetic oriented coring in investigating the lithofacies heterogeneity of terrigenous sediments

Krasnoshchekova¹,

Cherdantseva²,

Yurkova³

2016

MATEC Web Conf.

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“…Iron ore deposits are located within Cretaceous-Paleogene sediments at the depth of 150…250 meters ( fig.2). Ore-hosting sediments are typical sandstones of the coastal-marine genesis: sandstones, sands, aleurolites, aleurites, clays with horizontal oolitic iron ores [1][2][3]. Currently, this deposit is not being developed due to unfavorable mining conditions, i.e.…”

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Technological characteristics of glauconite rocks in Bakchar deposit (Western Siberia)

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Glauconite-containing rocks found within the boundaries of the Bakchar deposit include the following: glauconite ores (glauconitolite), glauconite sandstone, hydrogoethite-chlorite, iron ores with glauconite. Glauconite content in glauconite ores is 50…70 %, in glauconite sandstone -20…40 %, in hydrogoethite-chlorite ores-10…20 %. This paper describes the technological characteristics of glauconite rocks. The authors proposed the optimal technological scheme of producing glauconite concentrate. It has been defined that the most highly-qualified product with commercial components 90…100 % is recovered from glauconite ores. It has been evaluated that Bakchar glauconite is applicable as a favorable mineral fertilizer based on the concentrate produced from enriched hydrogoethite-chlorite ores. Experimentally, it has been proved that this concentrate has a positive effect on the growth of oats (Avéna satíva). This is a direct indicator of its practical applicability. Obtained results indicate the fact that the extraction and application of Bakchar glauconite could be widely used in agriculture.

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Economic potential of glauconitic rocks in Bakchar deposit (S-E Western Siberia) for alternate potash fertilizer

Rudmin

Banerjee

Mazurov

et al. 2017

Applied Clay Science

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Structural-chemical features and morphology of glauconites in sedimentary iron ore of Bakchar prospect (Western Siberia)

Cited by 5 publications

References 5 publications

Applying paleomagnetic oriented coring in investigating the lithofacies heterogeneity of terrigenous sediments

Applying paleomagnetic oriented coring in investigating the lithofacies heterogeneity of terrigenous sediments

Technological characteristics of glauconite rocks in Bakchar deposit (Western Siberia)

Economic potential of glauconitic rocks in Bakchar deposit (S-E Western Siberia) for alternate potash fertilizer

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