Сырьевой Потенциал Лития России

Боярко, Григорий Юрьевич; Хатьков, Виталий Юрьевич; Ткачева, Евгения Владимировна

doi:10.18799/24131830/2022/12/3975

IZVESTIYA

2022

DOI: 10.18799/24131830/2022/12/3975

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Сырьевой Потенциал Лития России

Григорий Юрьевич Боярко¹,

Виталий Юрьевич Хатьков²,

Евгения Владимировна Ткачева³

Abstract: Актуальность работы обусловлена проблемами тотальной импортозависимости России по литиевым сырьевым материалам при отсутствии национальной добычи этого критического сырья. Цель: изучение сырьевой базы лития России и перспектив национального производства его добычи. Методы: контент-анализ всей информации по тематике минерально-сырьевой базы лития России. Результаты. В настоящее время состояние российской отрасли производства литиевой продукции характеризуется отсутствием национальной добычи литиевого сырья и то… Show more

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The Lithium Boom: Lithium Sources and Prospects for the Russian Lithium Industry

Tsivadze,

Bezdomnikov,

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The explosive development of renewable energy in recent years is reshaping the geopolitical picture of the world. Solar panels and wind turbines have become the symbol of the new energy transition, while lithium-ion batteries have become its basis and the driver of development. It was lithium-ion batteries that made it possible to overcome the main problem of renewable energy – inconstancy and uncontrollability. The article highlights the lithium problem, the reasons for the volatility of lithium prices, the main sources of lithium and the difficulties of its production. In addition, the prospects of development of lithium industry in Russia and current domestic developments in lithium mining technology are considered.

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The Lithium Boom: Lithium Sources and Prospects for the Russian Lithium Industry

Tsivadze,

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Kostikova

2023

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Rare metal concentration features at a caldera type deposit in the Miocene-Quaternary boron-lithium province of North America. Search for analogues

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Vakhromeev

2024

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The fact that lithium has a wide range of applications in many fields including the production of lithium-ion batteries determines an increased interest in lithium mining. The most common types of lithium raw material sources are underground brines, saline lakes (“salars”), and ore minerals. In 2021, the first and unique deposit of lithium clays was discovered in the McDermitt caldera (Nevada, USA). Its resources are estimated at 13.7 million tons of lithium carbonate with the lithium concentration of 2231 mg/l. The uniqueness of this deposit raises the interest in the formation of model ideas about lithiumclay genesis to search for analogous deposits and explore them. The purpose of the article is to provide an overview of the geological structure and describe the main development periods of the McDermitt caldera. The authors also characterize the potential sources of lithium (felsic igneous rocks and hydrothermal fluids), migration paths of lithium-bearing brines as well as the formation mechanism of clays with a high lithium content (hectorite, illite and smectite). A generalized formation model of this type of deposits is proposed. Particular attention is paid to the role of hydrothermal fluids as a potential additional source of lithium “supply” to the caldera basin. Key criteria characteristic of industrial accumulations of lithium of this type have been formed in order to explore and identify analogous deposits. In conclusion, the authors put forward a hypothesis about the presence of deposits that are analogous to the Thacker Pass in the McDermitt caldera in the lithium province on the Altiplano-Puna plateau in one of the calderas of the Altiplano-Puna volcanic complex, and in Eastern Kamchatka.

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Lithium deposits from the mesoarchean to present: their types, distribution in geological time, explored resource base

Tkachev,

Vishnevskaya,

Chesalova

2024

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The distribution of lithium deposits and lithium resources contained in them are analyzed throughout geological time. The basis for the analysis is data on 164 deposits from around the world with resources estimated above 100 thousand tons of Li 2 O, representing almost the entire explored resource base attractive in the modern and near future conditions to extract this element. The variability of various aspects of their formation in geological time is demonstrated by comparing supercontinent cycles in terms of the quantity and quality of resources in deposits of different types, ages, and tectonic position. It has been established that lithium deposits have an extremely uneven pulsed distribution on the geological time scale. The Kenoran, Columbian, and Rodinian cycles are represented only by the pegmatite type deposits, which intensity of formation decreased in this raw. In the Pangean cycle, it increased again, approaching the Kenoran level. In addition, the first deposits of a granite type appeared. In the current Amasian cycle, deposits of the granite type quantitatively predominate over the pegmatite type, but they both yield quantitatively to the clay type deposits only appeared in this cycle. In terms of the resources, all these three types with solid ores are inferior to deposits associated with brines in salars, geothermal and oil-and-gas fields. All deposits from the Kenoran to Pangean cycles were formed in collision belts at the post-orogenic stage of their development. In the Amasian cycle, continuity in this aspect was preserved, but deposits of granite and clay types formed in the back zones of active continental margins were also established. Deposits in salars also have these two tectonic positions. Geothermal deposits are known within the framework of collisional orogens and on active continental margins. Oil-and-gas fields have been explored only in the sedimentary covers of ancient platforms. Currently, objects of pegmatite and salar types are of maximum importance for the world economy, and the granite type deposits are of less significance. All of them are traditional for lithium extraction. In the pegmatite type, the Kenoran deposits have the highest degree of industrial development, in the granite type – deposits of the Amasian cycle. In recent years, single deposits of clay, geothermal and oil-and-gas field types began to be involved in the exploitation, as well as representatives of the salar type with brine compositions that have not been suitable for conventional technologies.

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Сырьевой Потенциал Лития России

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The Lithium Boom: Lithium Sources and Prospects for the Russian Lithium Industry

The Lithium Boom: Lithium Sources and Prospects for the Russian Lithium Industry

Rare metal concentration features at a caldera type deposit in the Miocene-Quaternary boron-lithium province of North America. Search for analogues

Lithium deposits from the mesoarchean to present: their types, distribution in geological time, explored resource base

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