GEOLOGY AND TIN PLACER DEPOSITS RESOURCES ESTIMATION IN LAUT AIR KANTUNG, BANGKA DISTRICT
Geology and tin placer deposits resources estimation in Bangka district are carried out to predict depositional environmental change based on the kind of sediments and its controlling factors and also to reconstruct sediments distribution model that contains cassiterite to calculate the number of...
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Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
Language: | Indonesia |
Summary: | Geology and tin placer deposits resources estimation in Bangka district are carried
out to predict depositional environmental change based on the kind of sediments
and its controlling factors and also to reconstruct sediments distribution model that
contains cassiterite to calculate the number of tin resources and recommendation
for the next exploration plan. Research was carried out at eight 5 – 31,5 meters thick
sediments borehole spots along west to east section and eight rock samples around
Laut Air kantung Beach. Sediment samples were analyzed using grain size
distribution and Grain Counting Analysis (GCA) method. Rock samples were
analyzed using petrographic identification.Grain size distribution analysis resulting
five kind of sediments including gravel, sand, grey clay, brown clay and mud that
shows the event of depositional environmental change from alluvial environment
to sea environment caused by sea level rise. GCA results on sand fraction until
gravel fraction show grade of each cassiterite, zircon, quartz, pyrite, tourmaline and
ilmenite minerals. Combined sediment distribution model with GCA resulted about
882.298,86 kg estimation of tin resources in research area. Petrographic analysis
shows that all samples are biotite granite which is S-type granite. The next
expploration can be carried out at the northern part of research area since the main
valley is interpreted to have continuity to the north.
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