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Medina, E.; Pirelli, H.
Ministerio de Industria Energia y Mineria, Direccion Nacional de Mineria y Geologia, Montevideo (Uruguay)1991
Ministerio de Industria Energia y Mineria, Direccion Nacional de Mineria y Geologia, Montevideo (Uruguay)1991
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[en] A geological report about ornamental granites was done in 3rd mining reservation judicial District Colonia Province Uruguay.
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Informe geologico sobre el area de reserva minera no. XXVI Departamento de Colonia
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1991; 7 p
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Medina, E.; Carrion, R.
Ministerio de Industria y Energia, Direccion Nacional de Mineria y Geologia, Montevideo (Uruguay)1986
Ministerio de Industria y Energia, Direccion Nacional de Mineria y Geologia, Montevideo (Uruguay)1986
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[en] This report is a preliminary stage of an Uruguayan granites project.
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Inventario de las explotaciones de granito negro de la R.O.U.
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1986; 48 p
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[en] During anatexis, uranium fractionation into the melt increases with the proportion of U located outside the lattice of weakly soluble accessory minerals. Low degree of partial melting, high fO2 and PCO2 improve U fractionation into the silicate liquid. The study of two different samplings, free of meteoric alteration, allows to characterize the U distribution related to magmatic and late-magmatic processes. During the evolution of peraluminous magma, the proportion of U to be imputed to uraninite increases whereas the proportion to be imputed to monazite decreases. Uraninite has a clear magmatic origin and follows incompatible-element enrichment. A superimposed uraninite distribution occurs in late-magmatic shear zones and is related to the fluid oversaturation of highly evolved endogranitic intrusions. This process strongly enhances the U fertility of a granitic body. The effects of various types of alterations, currently observed in peraluminous granites, on U mobility, are briefly reviewed. Meteoric alteration strongly disturbs previous U distributions, but high U contents are generally partly preserved. Pervasive migration (low water/rock ratio) hardly proceeds in metal mobilization. Besides the nature of the fluids, the efficiency of U mobilization increases with the intensity of the spatial overlap between magmatic (and ductile) shear zones enriched in uraninite and brittle structures favouring hydrothermal circulations. 100 refs.; 16 figs.; 3 tabs
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International colloquium on 'Concentration mechanisms of uranium in geological environments'; Nancy (France); 2-5 Oct 1985
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[en] Uranium behaviour in accessory spbene and products of its alteration at different stages of granitoid transformation with characteristic association of zirconium-apatite-sphene and magnetite of accessory minerals, is shown. The products of sphene alteration (due to propylitization of granatoids the sphene is replaced by leucoxene) are determined by MS-46 electron probe microanalyzer and MA-1 lazer microanalyzer. Uranium distribution in leucoxene is studied by the method of fragmentary radiography. Leucoxene pseudomorphoses at a high oxygen potential are capable of giving into solution Uranium previously sorbed by leucoxene. This fact should be taken into account when determining source of metal of hydrogenous deposits
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Uran v aktsessornom sfene granitoidov i ego povedenie pri izmeneniyakh minerala (na primere Muzbekskogo plutona v Mogol-Tau, Srednyaya Aziya)
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Geokhimiya; ISSN 0016-7525;
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Zucca, J.J.
Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA (USA)1984
Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA (USA)1984
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[en] In May 1984, a petite sismique estimate of the deformation modulus (E) was carried out at the Spent Fuel Test - Climax (SFT-C) at the Nevada Test site. The first part of the experiment was to repeat an earlier suite of measurements that were taken before the spent fuel was emplaced to see if any changes had resulted from heating the rock mass. The results of this measurement indicate a decrease in the modulus. However, these results are suspect in view of the findings in the second part of the experiment, which was designed to minimize the effects due to spurious resonances in the source and geophone locations. These effects were thought to bias the earlier measurements. The measurements indicate that the rock acts as a low-pass filter to the propagating wavefield. Furthermore, it is noted that the blow from a hammer is not a purely impulsive source. Therefore, depending on the type of source used and the distance away from the source, a different peak frequency and, hence, E could be measured for the same rock mass. Unless these effects are somehow factored out of a petite sismique survey, the value of E obtained could be severely biased. 20 figures
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Sep 1984; 28 p; Available from NTIS, PC A03/MF A01 as DE85008931
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Zacek, V.; Baburek, J., E-mail: zacek@cgu.cz, E-mail: baburek@cgu.cz
3rd congress of the Czech Geological Society, Volary 19-22 September 2007. Abstracts and Excursion Guide2008
3rd congress of the Czech Geological Society, Volary 19-22 September 2007. Abstracts and Excursion Guide2008
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[en] A detailed description of the title pluton is presented. (P.A.)
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Radioaktivita a facie vyderskeho a prasilskeho granitoveho plutonu na Sumave
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Breiter, K. (ed.); Czech Geological Society (Czech Republic); 116 p; ISBN 978-80-87139-11-0;
; 2008; p. 89; 3. congress of the Czech Geological Society; 3. sjezd Ceske geologicke spolecnosti; Volary (Czech Republic); 19-22 Sep 2007; Also available from the library, Czech Geological Survey, Klarov 3, 118 21 Praha 1, Czech Republic, e-mail: knihovna@geology.cz; 2 refs.

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[en] Formation processes of caoline crust of weathering on garnites are accompanied with uranium evacuation (on the average 66%) and thorium (82%). Main uranium share in granites is related to accessor minerals, alterated biotite and intergranular sufures, in caoline crust of weathering - with caolinite, selvages of iron and titanium oxides and hydroxides. Two mechanisms of uranium extraction from accessor minerals exiting in parallel have been established: uranium transition to solution from edge parts of grains and microcracks and gradual solutions of minerals with transfer of all their components to the solution
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Povedenie urana v protsesse obrazovaniya kor vyvetrivaniya Alekseevskogo kaolinitovogo mestorozhdeniya (Severnyj Kazakhstan)
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Medina, E.; Carrion, R.
Ministerio de Industria Energia y Mineria, Direccion Nacional de Mineria y Geologia, Montevideo (Uruguay); BGR, Hannover(Germany)1987
Ministerio de Industria Energia y Mineria, Direccion Nacional de Mineria y Geologia, Montevideo (Uruguay); BGR, Hannover(Germany)1987
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[en] The DINAMIGE in the black granites exploitation project framework was carried out a serious study about mining titles which they have been required in Florida Province.
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Reconocimiento de los filones de granito denunciados en el Departamento de Florida
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1987; 33 p
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Bossi, J.; Navarro, R.; Chilavert, J.
Ministerio de Industria Energia y Mineria, Direccion Nacional de Mineria y Geologia, Montevideo (Uruguay)1988
Ministerio de Industria Energia y Mineria, Direccion Nacional de Mineria y Geologia, Montevideo (Uruguay)1988
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[en] This report shows the results obtained in the two first stages of the granitic massif geological -economic study around the Soca district.
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Batolito de Soca. Etapa de prospeccion
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1988; 84 p
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Villas-Bôas, Roberto C.
International Symposium on Uranium Raw Material for the Nuclear Fuel Cycle: Exploration, Mining, Production, Supply and Demand, Economics and Environmental Issues. Presentations2014
International Symposium on Uranium Raw Material for the Nuclear Fuel Cycle: Exploration, Mining, Production, Supply and Demand, Economics and Environmental Issues. Presentations2014
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[en] Types of thorium UNFC (3,3,3) in Brasil: • Placer, shoreline; • Placer, alluvial; • Carbonatite with residual enrichment (Barreiro,Catalao); • Carbonatite (Salitre, MG); • Pitinga granites (AM); • Alkalic Igneous
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International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria); OECD Nuclear Energy Agency, Boulogne Billancourt (France); World Nuclear Association, London (United Kingdom); United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Geneva (Switzerland); vp; 2014; 34 p; URAM 2014: International Symposium on Uranium Raw Material for the Nuclear Fuel Cycle: Exploration, Mining, Production, Supply and Demand, Economics and Environmental Issues; Vienna (Austria); 23-27 Jun 2014; Also available on-line: http://www-pub.iaea.org/iaeameetings/cn216pn/Thursday/Session10/036-Villas-Boas.pdf
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