THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE COAL ACCUMULATINGPROCESSANDTHELATECARBONIFEROUSEARLY EARLYPERMIAN MARINE TRANSGRESSION-REGRESSION ON THE WESTERN MARGINOFTHENORTHCHINA PLATFORM
Peng Gelin Zhong Rong Tang Weizhong
Changsha Institute of Geotectonics,CAS, Changsha Hunan 410013
Institute of Geomechanics,CAGS, Beijing 100081
Seismical Bureau of Wuhai,Wuhai,Inner Mongolia 016000
The aulacogen,postaulacogen depression and depression took place successively during the Early ProterozoicLate Palaeozoic in the western margin of the North China PlatformThe present paper deals with in detail the relationship between the coalaccumulating process and the Late Palaeozoic marine transgressionregression on the basis of the superregional stratigraphic correlation and detailed analysis of sedimentary environmentsThe results of the study show that there were major areas of tidal flat deposition and delta deposition during the late Late Carboniferousearly Early Permian on the western margin of the North China PlatformThe sedimentary environments are characterized by difference between the east and west,and by zonation from the north to south in spatial distributionThey changed gradually from lagoonal tidal flat to river controlled lagoonal delta and again to river controlled littoral delta affected by tidal action in the westThe sedimentary environment of tidal flat occurred in the east The sedimentary environment of near mountain littoral plain also occurred in the eastern margin Four times of secondorder marine transgressionregression occurred during the early Late Carboniferousearly Early Permian in the study area, of which the third and fourth secondorder marine transgressions developed all over this areaThe third secondorder marine transgression occurring at the beginning of early Early Permian marks the maximun transgression period and before its arrival,ie at the end of the late Late Carboniferous there was the best developed period of the coal seams in the superregionThe depositional areas of lagoonal delta plain peat swamp,terrigenous supratidal peat flat and terrigenous supratidal peat swamp were the best place of the coalaccumulating process
About author: Peng Gelin, born in 1940, graduated from Beijing College of Geology in 1964 and completed his Master degree in 1981. Now he is a professor of the Changsha Institute of Geotectonics,Chinese Academy of Sciences, and engages in coal geology,sedimentology,geotectonics and metallogeny
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. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE COAL ACCUMULATINGPROCESSANDTHELATECARBONIFEROUSEARLY EARLYPERMIAN MARINE TRANSGRESSION-REGRESSION ON THE WESTERN MARGINOFTHENORTHCHINA PLATFORM[J]. JOURNAL OF PALAEOGEOGRAPHY, 1999, 1(2): 18-27.
. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE COAL ACCUMULATINGPROCESSANDTHELATECARBONIFEROUSEARLY EARLYPERMIAN MARINE TRANSGRESSION-REGRESSION ON THE WESTERN MARGINOFTHENORTHCHINA PLATFORM[J]. JOPC, 1999, 1(2): 18-27.