Title: rock forming minerals
1rock forming minerals
- quartz
- feldspar
- amphibole
- pyroxene
2distinguishing qualities
- color
- luster
- hardness
- density
- cleavage
- crystalline system
3Formation name rock mass
- Type of rock limestone
- Rock mass quality Formation Name
- fractures
- hydrology
- etc
- Data Base - Based on past experience and
registering the quality of the rock
4Rock mass
- Usages
- tunneling
- mining
- aggregate in concrete
- aggregate in asphalt
- dimension stone
- foundation rock
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5Geological classification
- Three main rock groups
- Igneous rocks (magmatiska)
- Sedimentary rocks (sedimentära)
- Metamorphic rocks (metamorfa)
6Igneous rocks (magmatiska)
7Sedimentary rocks (sedimentära)
8Metamorphic rocks (metamorfa)
9Igneous Rocks hard rocks
- extrusive lava
- intrusive or plutonic (50 km or more)
- serpentinites altered igneous rocks
10Igneous Rocks
11Igneous Rocks
- intrusive or plutonic (50 km or more)
- joints common, sheet joints
- high in-situ stress
12Igneous Rocks
- highly susceptible to weathering
13Igneous Rocks
- broken and crushed
- seams of serpentine-rich clay
- shear easily
- serpentinites altered igneous rocks
14common igneous rocks
- intrusive
- granite
- diorite
- gabbros
- diabase or dolerite
- pegmatite
- extrusive
- basalt
- andesite
- rhyolite
15Sedimentary rocks Soft rocks
- clastic
- chemical
- biochemical
16Sedimentary rocks
- clastic
- chemical
- biochemical
- composed of pieces of pre existing rocks and
minerals
17Sedimentary rocks
- clastic
- chemical
- biochemical
- precipitate of a mass, such as silica or calcium
carbonate - wandering of a substance in the rocks
18Sedimentary rocks
- clastic
- chemical
- biochemical
- composed of fragments of plants and animals
19characteristics of sedimentary rocks
- bedding and strata
- laterally continuous
- uniformly thick
- originally horizontal
20characteristics of sedimentary rocks
- bedding and strata
- laterally continuous
- uniformly thick
- originally horizontal
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23Diagenesis
- sediment transformed to a sedimentary rocks
- compaction
- cementation
- low temperatures
24common sedimentary rocks
- claystone
- mudstone
- siltstone
- sandstone
- conglomerate
- limestone
25Rock according to an engineer is irreversibly
cemented and hard but several sedimentary
rocks can loose all resemblance of a rock when
soaked in water these act as
engineeringsoils
26Metamorphic Rocks changed rocks
- metamorphism minerals and structures of rocks
are transformed
27metamorphic textures highly directional
- foliation
- schistosity
- recrystallized
- isotropic
- anisotropic
28metamorphic textures highly directional
- foliation
- schistosity
- recrystallized
- isotropic
- anisotropic
29metamorphic textures highly directional
- foliation
- schistosity
- recrystallized
- isotropic
- anisotropic
30Common metamorphic rock types
- slate
- schist
- gneiss
- marble
- quartzite
31Common metamorphic rock types
- slate
- schist
- gneiss
- marble
- quartzite
32Common metamorphic rock types
- slate
- schist
- gneiss
- marble
- quartzite
33Common metamorphic rock types
- slate
- schist
- gneiss
- marble
- quartzite
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35Common metamorphic rock types
- slate
- schist
- gneiss
- marble
- quartzite
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