Issue 3(47), 2017

ISSN 2307-2091 (Print) 

ISSN 2500-2414 (Online)

 

УДК 550.389.1

https://doi.org/10.21440/2307-2091-2019-2-7-19

W. R. Gaweish et al. / News of the Ural State Mining University. 2019. Issue 2(54), pp. 7-19

Relevance. The study area is located at Mandisha village, El-Bahariya Oasis, Western Desert, Egypt. It is suffering from lack of surface water. So it’s important to search for another source of water (as groundwater) that important for everything for live. Based on the literature studies; the main aquifer in the study area is located in the Nubian sandstone aquifer, which located directly on the upper surface of the basement rocks. So the depth of the lower surface of the Nubian sandstone aquifer is equal to the depth of the upper surface of the basement rocks in the study area.
Objectives of the study. This study is used the analysis and interpretation of magnetic data to determine the depth of the basement rocks and the structural elements that affected on the basement rocks at Mandisha area in El-Bahariya Oasis, Western Desert, Egypt.
Research methodology. The Magnetic methods were applied to achieve these goals. One hundred and seventy four magnetic stations were acquired by Overhauser magnetometer instrument (GSM-19 “V7.0”). The magnetic data were processed by using Geosoft Oasis Montaj program. 2D Magnetic Profiles and 3D Magnetic Modeling were established to construct basement relief map in the study area. First Vertical Derivative Technique, Source Edge Detection Method and 3D Euler Deconvolution method were established to determine the locations and directions of faults that affected on the Basement Rocks in the study area.
Work results. The most important results of this study: 1. The depth of the basement rocks in the study area ranges from 1200 m to 2000 m. 2. The northeastern, northwestern and western parts of the study area are characterized by shallow depth of the basement rocks, while the southern and eastern parts of the study area are characterized by deep depth of the basement rocks. 3. Deep faults (more than 2000 m) were located at northern part of the study area. 4. The main direction faults in the study area are NE–SW and E-W direction.

Keywords: Magnetic Data Interpretation, 3D Euler Deconvolution, 2D Magnetic Profile, 3D Magnetic Modeling, Basement Rocks, faults, Geosoft, El-Bahariya Oasis, Western Desert, Egypt.

 

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CONTENTS

  EARTH SCIENCES  
S. V. Shimanskiy
A. Tarshan
Basement configuration depth methods of airborne magnetic data in the eastern Gulf of Suez, Egypt
(In English)
O. B. Azovskova
M. Yu. Rovnushkin
E. I. Soroka
Petrochemical features of the dike complex of the Vorontsovskoye gold-ore deposit (Northern Urals)
(In English)
 I. A. Baksheev
E. A. Vlasov
About chemistry of tourmaline from Mnogovershinnoe ore deposit (Khabarovsk Krai, Far East)
(In English)
M. P. Popov
O. P. Peleshko
E. A. Bazhenova
V. S. Ivanchenko
V. V. Bakhterev
Geophysical criteria for the separation of productive micaceous veins of the Mariinsky emerald-beryllium deposit
(the Middle Urals)
(In English)
D. K. Azhgaliev
S. M. Isenov
S. G. Karimov
New opportunities for processing and interpreting seismic data in estimating the viability of local objects
M. S. Glukhov The morphology and internal structure of natural and man-made iron oxide microspheres
G. I. Strashnenko Mechanisms and causes of changes in the shape of crystals during their growth
A. V. Alekseev
P. E. Verbilo
Numerical modeling of stability of the forehead of the face in the area of heterogeneity with undrained array model
 S. G. Panyak
S. A. Degtyarev
Asteroids, comets and meteorites – products of the explosion of the Phaethon planet
 

 

ENGINEERING SCIENCES

 
P. A. Korchagin
A. B. Letopolskiy
I. A. Teterina
Results of studies for the modernized equipment of a pipelayer
(In English)
Ab. G. Rzayev
S. R. Rasulov
Identification of the mechanism of tectonic movements of the Earth's crust
V. A. Ageenko Study of the rheological properties of salt rock
 A. M. Mazhitov
S. A. Korneev
D. V. Domozhirov
P. V. Volkov 
Substantiation of parameters of underground geotechnology for the development of dispersed ore bodies of staged occurrence
M. L. Khazin Electric trucks for underground and open pit mining
I. P. Timofeev
M. S. Stolyarova
Substantiation of parameters of friction drive units for the ore mining and dressing plant
 

 

ECONOMIC SCIENCES

 
 A. N. Ivanov
M. N. Ignat'eva
N. G. Pustokhina
Environmental impact analysis as a tool for state regulation of economic activity
(In English)
I. A. Zabelina
Yu. V. Kolotovkina
Ecological and economic development of municipalities of the Zabaykalsky Krai in the context of "green" economy
V. G. Loginov
V. V. Balashenko
Sustainable natural resource use: approaches to evaluation
E. N. Sidorova
A. V. Trynov
The role of development institutions in building up investment resources of old industrial territories
 

 

HISTORY OF MINING

 
 Yu. V. Erokhin
K. S. Ivanov
Svyatoslav Nestorovich Ivanov (1911–2003) and Svyatoslavite
 V. V. Filatov Geophysics department and its variations
 

ABOUT POSSIBLE MAXIMUM DEPTH OF OIL DEPOSITS


Kirill Svyatoslavich IVANOV

 

УДК 553.982.2

https://doi.org/10.21440/2307-2091-2018-4-41-49 

 

K. S. Ivanov / News of the Ural State Mining University. 2018. Issue 4(52), pp. 41-49


Relevance of research. The study of the origin of oil is fundamental in geology, with essential scientific and practical importance. In connection with the gradual exhaustion of deposits of small and medium depths (up to 4.5 km), the question inevitably arises of the development of deeper hydrocarbon
deposits.
The purpose of the work: to estimate the depth to which it is currently possible to detect oil fields.
Methodology of the research: analysis of theoretical models of inorganic formation of oil and the deep structure of the earth’s crust with the involvement of new data from experiments and global discoveries of deposits at super depths.
Results. Based on the rheological model by S. N. Ivanov (about the structure of the continental crust), the deepest oil fields should be located immediately below the separator, that is, directly under the fluid-tight boundary, usually at a depth of 10–11 km. According to the model of oil formation by A. I. Malyshev (model of cooling horizons), the maximum depth for oil fields is 12 km. Oil deposits with a depth of 10.7 km are already known. Tests by V. S. Balitsky and others on the phase states of water-hydrocarbon fluids at high temperatures and pressures show that there may be oil deposits of at least 12 km. Now, the same depth is maximally achievable when drilling.
Conclusion. Finding oil fields is possible to a depth of 12 km. However, the concept of the inorganic oil origin does not assume the necessity and expediency of searching for its deposits in the basement of Western Siberia and Yamal, over vast areas outside the known oil-bearing regions. If there
were significant oil-bearing deep breaks there, then oil, due to its lightness, would appear in the mantle. Therefore, the primary object of exploration is deep horizons under large oil fields.

Keywords: oil fields, deep structure of the earth’s crust, fluids.

 

 

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CONTENTS

  EARTH SCIENCES  
W. R. Gaweish
H. H. Marzouk
A. V. Petrov
I. A. Maraev

Magnetic data interpretation to determine the depth of basement rocks and structural elements of Mandisha village, El-Bahariya Oasis, Western Desert, Egypt (In English)

V. S. Ponomarev
K. S. Ivanov
V. V. Khiller

Mineralogy of schists from the basement of the southwestern part of the Tazovsky peninsula of the West Siberian megabasin (Lenzitskaya oil exploration area, YNAD)
(In English)

P. B. Shiryaev
N. V. Vakhrusheva

Chemical zoning of chrome-spinel nodules and oxythermobarometry of nodular chromitites of the Engayskoe-3 occurrence in the Rai-Iz massif (Polar Urals)
(In English)

L. F. Shadrin

Ediacarian fauna in the ancient strata of the Polar Urals 

I. S. Chashchukhin

About the genetic types of dunites in folded ultramafites areas (using the Urals as an example) 

Y. V. Erokhin
A. G. Shorin
A. V. Zakharov
A. E. Chugaev
L. V. Leonova
O. L. Galakhova
Chabazite-Mg from gabbroids of the Bazhenovskiy ophiolite complex (Middle Urals) is the first find in Russia 
G. A. Ponomareva

Metals in oil of the deposits of the Orenburg region 

T. R. Akhmedov
M. A. Agaeva
S. R. Mamedova

Forecasting of the petrophysical rock properties of the target interval of sediments of the Gazanbulak field according to the 3D seismic attribute analysis in combination with GIS 

V. A. Davydov
O. I. Fedorova
S. V. Baidikov

Application of 1D–2D inversion of electromagnetic sounding in the study of ground water dam 

 

 

ENGINEERING SCIENCES

 
V. D. Kantemirov
R. S. Titov
A. M. Yakovlev
M. V. Kozlova

The main trends of development of the iron ore industry in Russia 
(In English)

A. B. Maksimov
D. I. Shishlyannikov
N. V. Chekmasov

Determination of the rational parameters of screw loaders of the Ural-20R heading-and-winning machines 

A. V. Yudin
M. K. Abdulkarimov
A. G. Popov
V. S. Shestakov

Development and methods for determining the parameters of a vibration stand with an open-end deck plate 

P. B. Gerike

About a single diagnostic criterion for detecting defects of electric machines by the parameters of vibrations 

D. V. Glazunov

Ways to reduce wear of wheelsets of carriage rolling stock 

T. G. Sereda

Development of an automated fire-fighting system for the mine of the Third Solikamsk potash-mine administration 

 

 

ECONOMIC SCIENCES

 
V. N. Podkorytov
L. A. Mochalova

Determination of the discount rate for the conditions of enterprises of the mineral resources sector: argumentative issues 
(In English)

O. A. Logvinenko
V. Y. Strovskiy

Natural resources as part of national wealth 

V. A. Galkin
A. M. Makarov
S. I. Zakharov
M. N. Poleshchuk

Method of calculating the reserve of the working time of the coal producer staff for the purpose of its development 

O. A. Lapaeva

Performance standards of workers of a mining enterprise: ground rules and methods 

 T. A. Lebedeva

Features of system monitoring of forested areas in industrial regions of the Urals 

 

 

HISTORY OF MINING

 
V. I. Ermolenko
Y. A. Polenov
V. N. Ogorodnikov

V. N. Avdonin (1925–2017) and avdoninite 

A. V. Starostin

The formation of Muslim communities in the mining settlements of the Urals and Siberia in the late XIX – early XX century 

 

QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF THE COLOUR OF GEM STONES WITH ALLOCHROMATIC COLOUR


Roman Nikolaevich ZUBOV

 

УДК 553.982.2

https://doi.org/10.21440/2307-2091-2018-4-50-56

 

R. N. Zubov / News of the Ural State Mining University. 2018. Issue 4(52), pp. 50-56 

 

The purpose of the work: development of a method that will allow us to determine the quantitative indicators of some colour characteristics of gem stones.
Methodology of the research: the study of the absorption spectra of gem stones, the identification of patterns and the development of mathematical tools for quantitative estimate the lightness parameter.
Results. The dependence of the lightness of a gemstone is established by the relative magnitude of light absorption in the zone of the absorption band caused by the main element-chromophore. Mathematically, the characteristic proportional to the optical density of the gemstone is determined, which can be used to quantify its lightness. The nonlinearity of the scale of this characteristic is shown in comparison with the colour groups or lightness indicators accepted in Russia and the USA. Examples are given that reveal the approaches to quantifying the colour of various gem stones with allochromatic colour.
Conclusion. Measurement of the spectral characteristics of gem stones allows us to quantify the indicators of their lightness. For the practical application of this technique, it is necessary to determine the colour standards and the subsequent graduation of the scale. The accuracy of measurements depends on several factors; the main being the sample size. To improve the accuracy of determining the lightness of large gem stones, it is necessary to increase the number of measurements.


Keywords: gemology, gem stones, spectrometer, absorption spectrum, light absorption, colour hue, lightness, chromophore.

 

 

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