MINING GEOLOGY BY HUGH EXTON McKINSTRY professor of geology HARVARD UNIVERSITY

MINING GEOLOGY 

BY HUGH EXTON McKINSTRY 

professor of geology 

 HARVARD UNIVERSITY

CONTIENE:

PARTE I  ASSEMBLING GEOLOGICAL DATA

GEOLOGY IN THE MINING INDUSTRY

GEOLOGIC MAPPING

SAMPLING ORE AND CALCULATING TONNAGE

DRILLING

GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATIONS

LABORATORY METHODS

CORRELATING DATA

PARATE II  GEOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES OF ORE-SEARCH  AND ORE APPRAISAL

THE USE OF FACT  AND THEORY

GUIDES TO ORE -TARGETS AND LOCI

PHISIOGRAPHIC GUIDES

MINERALOGICAL GUIDES

STRATIGRAPHIC AND LITHOLOGIC GUIDES

FRACTURE PATTERNS AS GUIDES

CONTACTS AND FOLDS AS GUIDES

DISLOCATED OREBODIES

PERSISTENCE OF ORE IN DEPTH

PARTE III APPLICATION IN SPECIFIC PHASES OF MINING

FILED EXPLORATION

EXAMINING  AND DEVELOPING PROSPECTS

VALUING MINING PROPERTIES

GEOLOGICAL WORK AT AN OPERATING MINE

ENGINEERING GEOLOGY IN MINING 

WRITING  AND READING REPORTS

PARTE IV  TECHNOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ORES

AMENABILITY OF ORE TO TREATAMENT

MARKETABLE FORMS OF METALS AND ORES

APPENDICES

GLOSARY OF MINING AND GEOLOGICAL TERMS

DESCARGAR MINING GEOLOGY