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UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE
MOQUEGUA
SUBJECT: DEPOSIT TYPE VETA AND
PORFIDO TYPE FACILITY
PROFESSOR: Ing. JOSE SALAS MEDINA
MEMBERS:
COLQUE CALIZAYA DANIEL
MAMANI MALADONADO YUDITH
GONZALES HUMIRE MARY CIELO
COILA TURPO ABEL
BENEGAS CONDORI ALFREDO
MAMANI AMESQUITA JOEL
MAMANI MAMANI CHRISTIAN
CHAMBI LAURA YESENIA
LLANOS RIVERA ALEXANDER
QUENTA ROQUE EDUAR
LOPEZ MAMANCHURA OSCAR
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DEPOSIT OF MINERALS
INDEX
VETAS TYPE DEPOSIT ...………………………………………………………………………………….…..3
CONCLUSIONS …………………………………………………………………………………….…………….9
BIBLIOGRAPHY ……………………………………………………………………………………..…………..9
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It should also be mentioned that deposits are the most important deposits in mining. High
laws were a strong advantage.
Vetas are highly heterogeneous structures, that is, one can expect abrupt changes in
lithology and, of course, in the contents of ore.
The heterogeneity extends to the three dimensions - the vein run, the width of the vein and
the depth.
It is recommended:
a) Perform ditches:
Sampling (interior and exterior always perpendicular to the main
structure.
b) perforations:
It is done from the outside, cutting the vein in depth never from the
inside of the vein down, chasing the vein....
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DEPOSIT OF MINERALS
The latter can be advanced, involving the presence of minerals such as kaolinite and alunite,
and in it can be mineralized auriferous, in a more superficial environment (from about 2 km
depth to the surface).
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The main characteristics of the porphyries are indicated in the following table:
a) Geological characteristics
Favorable box rock: Favorable rocks to contain Cu porphyries are porphyritic igneous rocks
of tonalitic, granodioritic and monzogranitic composition located in volcanic and sedimentary
rocks.
Control and form of mineralization: mineralization is found in porphyritic rocks and encasing
rocks in the form of stockwork veins and disseminations.
Mineralogy and characteristics of the alteration: the mineralization and the hydrothermal
alteration have a close interrelation. Generally, the following zones can be distinguished
from the center to the periphery of the deposit:
Potassium zone:
Calcopirita + pirita +- molibdenita; zonas de calcopirita + bornita + magnetita +- Au
Phyllic and argillic zone:
Pirita +- calcopirita; cuarzo + sericita +- caolinita
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DEPOSIT OF MINERALS
1. Magma,
2. Solidified porphyritic cap,
A. Magma location
3. Fluid phase.
B. Solidification of magma
4. Release area of pressure and
C. Explosion and hydrofracturing
volatiles;
D. Formation of the stockwork
5. Intrusive gaps;
structure and the mineralized
6. Dykes and
zone.
7. Stockwork and mineralized zone.
LOCATION
The porphyry of Cuajone is located in the South of Peru approximately 42 Km. To
the Northeast of the city of Moquegua
b) Toquepala Copper Porphyry:
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CONCLUSIONS:
They are normally controlled by high or moderate dip angle faults that cut intrusives and / or
their box rocks. The major veins can extend up to several km in its run and 1 km in depth by
the manteo. Veins may be accompanied by other types of deposits, but larger ones are
presented alone.
The large porphyries such as Cuajone, Toquepala, Quellaveco and Cerro Verde are found
in the youngest bands of the Middle Paleocene - Lower Eocene while the smaller ones such
as Posco, Cachuyo, Cahuyito and La Llave are found in the oldest Jurassic belt. The types
of deposits are not exclusive to a particular metallogenic epoch, at least in the case of copper
porphyries, which are present throughout geological history. What can be highlighted is its
categorical importance in size and law for younger and younger times.
BIBLIOGRAPHY:
http://www.proexplo.com.pe/2013/programa/cursos_cortos/Yacimientos%20y%20Met
alogenia/DEPOSITOS%20TIPO%20PORFIDO.pdf
http://www.cec.uchile.cl/~vmaksaev/Dep%F3sitos%20Epitermales.pdf