Characteristics and preservation mechanism of the Ordovician deep burial karst caves in Tahe area
Online published: 2014-04-06
The Ordovician karst caves in Tahe area are characterized deep buried depth, and they are the typical examples to study deep buried caves. The preservation mechanism is not clear. Based on drilling, logging and seismic data, this paper studied the recognition, distribution and fillings of deep burial paleo-karst caves. The result shows that: ①filling degree in highland is higher than that in slope relatively; ②stalactite precipitation associated with collapse is mainly in karst highland; ③clastic rock derived from brine sediment is observed in caves; ④there are several cave systems under the unconformity within 200 m depth. All of these conclusions suggest that the preservation of caves is related to the ground water level. The preservation mechanism of deep buried karst caves may be the hydraulic support of undercurrent.
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WANG Xiujuan , WANG Minglei , ZHAO Aibin . Characteristics and preservation mechanism of the Ordovician deep burial karst caves in Tahe area[J]. Lithologic Reservoirs, 2014 , 26(2) : 27 -31 . DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1673-8926.2014.02.005
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