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澳大利亚西北部皮尔巴拉地区Yandi河谷沉积型铁矿岩调研分析 被引量:1

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摘要 Yandi Channel Iron deposit is located in the Hamersley Province,Pilbara region of northwestern Australia and contains one of the world’s largest iron resources.Yandi CID was deposited in pre-existing palaeochannel incised into Hamersley Group.Hamersley Group contains BIFs and provides source of ore.The deposition began between Late Oligocene and Mid Miocene.During Early-Mid Miocene,the local climate increased continuously and accompanied with heavily rainfall,resulting in weathering and rework processes to the ore body.The ore body is contained in Marillana Formation,which consists of Munjina Member,Barimunya Member(main CID zone)and the uppermost Iowa Eastern Member.Yandi CID is characterised by a simple mineralogy,dominantly goethite and hematite.Hematite granules consist of pelletoids and pisoids.The pelletoids formed upper part of ore body and pisoids formed lower part.Weathering of iron fragments leads to dissolution and precipitation of goethite and formed vitreous goethite surrounding the hematite granules.Some goethite formed matrix that contains large amount of porosities,quartz and hematite granules.Silica mobilization happened multiple times.Some dissolved and precipitated in hematite granules,and some dissolved in groundwater and precipitated in macro voids in matrix.The climate change also leads to the replacement of vegetation.Wood fragments were driven by river flow and deposited in upper CID.Lowering of the water table resulted in developing of extensive alteration zones which reduced the quality of ore.Overall,Yandi CID is unique production of iron-rich materials,erosion,global climates changes,plates drifting,rainforest vegetation and palaeochannel. Yandi Channel Iron deposit is located in the Hamersley Province,Pilbara region of northwestern Australia and contains one of the world's largest iron resources.Yandi CID was deposited in pre-existing palaeochannel incised into Hamersley Group.Hamersley Group contains BIFs and provides source of ore.The deposition began between Late Oligocene and Mid Miocene.During Early-Mid Miocene,the local climate increased continuously and accompanied with heavily rainfall,resulting in weathering and rework processes to the ore body.The ore body is contained in Marillana Formation,which consists of Munjina Member,Barimunya Member(main CID zone)and the uppermost Iowa Eastern Member.Yandi CID is characterised by a simple mineralogy,dominantly goethite and hematite.Hematite granules consist of pelletoids and pisoids.The pelletoids formed upper part of ore body and pisoids formed lower part.Weathering of iron fragments leads to dissolution and precipitation of goethite and formed vitreous goethite surrounding the hematite granules.Some goethite formed matrix that contains large amount of porosities,quartz and hematite granules.Silica mobilization happened multiple times.Some dissolved and precipitated in hematite granules,and some dissolved in groundwater and precipitated in macro voids in matrix.The climate change also leads to the replacement of vegetation.Wood fragments were driven by river flow and deposited in upper CID.Lowering of the water table resulted in developing of extensive alteration zones which reduced the quality of ore.Overall,Yandi CID is unique production of iron-rich materials,erosion,global climates changes,plates drifting,rainforest vegetation and palaeochannel.
作者 冯睿
出处 《当代经济》 2016年第3期94-100,共7页 Contemporary Economics
关键词 澳大利亚西北部 皮尔巴拉地区 Yandi 河谷沉积型铁矿岩 调研分析 Hamersley Group, Marillana Formation, hematite, pelletoid, pisoids, matrix, vitreous goethite
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