The lithostratigraphic succession in the Abu Tartur area (Fig. 1, Fig. 2, Fig. 3) on the southeastern scarp of the Abu Tartur Plateau was described by Issawi et al. (1999). The Upper Campanian-Lower Maastrichtian phosphate-rich Duwi Formation unconformably overlies the Lower-Middle Campanian Quseir Formation ( Fig. 3 ), which consists of ...
DetailsAbu Tartur area covers about 1200 km2 between Kharga and Dakhla Oases in the Western Desert of Egypt [8]. It is located between latitudes 25 100 and 25 400N and longitudes 29 250 and 30 100E(Fig. 1). In the Western Desert, Abu Tartur phosphorite deposits are considered as the largest and thickest deposits in Egypt. The geology of Abu Tartur ...
DetailsThe Abu-Tartur plateau lies 600 km southwest of Cairo and 50 km west of El Kharga Oasis, Western Desert (Fig. 1).It is located between Dakhla Oasis to the west and Kharga Oasis to the east (Fig. 2).The southern edge of the plateau overlooks the Nubia plain to the south, whereas it gently tilts northward forming the general surface of north …
DetailsFirst of all, Abu-Tartur plateau is characterized by Lat Jurassic-Tertiary rock units (Fig. 1a). The base of plateau es-carpment is occupied by Late Jurassic-Middle Turonian Nubia Group: Six Hills, Abu-Ballas, Sabaya, Maghrabi, and Taref formations. This group is considered to be the oldest rock units occurring in the study area as plains and ...
Details2. SUBSIDENCE MONITORING AT ABU-TARTUR AREA The phosphate deposit at Abu-Tartur area, located at 150m below the ground surface is exploited by longwall mining method. Three panels, 1200m long and 150m wide, have been developed and only one panel is being mined now by retreat mining method. The layout of the working panel is …
DetailsMazıdağı fosfat kayasının inert ( N 2) ortamda ısıl bozunma kinetiği 2, 5, 10 ve 20 K dak-1 ısıtma hızlarında termal analiz teknikleri (TG/DTG) ile incelendi. TG ve DTG ölçümlerinde 873-1173 K sıcaklık aralığında fosfat kayasının ısıl bozunmasının tek basamaklı bozunma olduğu görüldü.
DetailsPhosphorites in Egypt occur in the Eastern Desert, the Nile Valley and the Western Desert at Abu Tartur area and present in Duwi Formation as a part of the Middle Eastern to North African phosphogenic province of Late Cretaceous to Paleogene age (Campanian-Maastrichtian). The Maghrabi-Liffiya phosphorite sector is considered as the most …
DetailsThis is done using ''14" samples from the shales of the Dakhla and Duwi formations in Abu Tartur area. The samples have been analyzed using the geochemical method of Rock–Eval pyrolysis. The analysis shows that the total organic carbon content lies between 0.56 and 1.96 wt%. It also shows that kerogen is a mixture of type II and III ...
DetailsAbu-Tartur phosphate mine is the largest phosphate mine in Egypt. The mine located adjacent to Abu Tartur plateau, some 50 Km to the west of El Kharga Oasis, Western Desert of Egypt (Figure 1). The estimated phosphate ore reserves in the area may reach up to billion tons. An extensive geological drilling exploration
DetailsHavai fişek ve kibrit üretiminde fosfor kullanılır.Önemli bir fosfor bileşiği olan fosforik asit, tarım ve hayvancılıkta tercih edilen bir maddedir. Fosforik asidin tuzu veya esteri olan fosfat da gübrelerde yaygın olarak kullanılan bir maddedir.Fosfat kayasının yaklaşık yüzde 90'nı gübre üretiminde kullanılmaktadır. Rich hayalet boya nedir?
DetailsAbu Tartur area covers about 1200 km 2 between Kharga and Dakhla Oases in the Western Desert of Egypt [8]. It is located between latitudes 25°10′ and 25°40′N and longitudes 29°25′ and 30°10′E (Fig. 1). In the Western Desert, Abu Tartur phosphorite deposits are considered as the largest and thickest deposits in Egypt.
DetailsThe oldest sedimentary rock in Abu Tartur plateau is the cross-bedded non-fossiliferous sandstone of the Nubia formation (Cenomanian to pre-Campanian). It is conformably overlain by the variegated shales of the Quseir formation which is overlain by the Duwi (phosphorite) formation of late Campanian to early Maastrichtian in age [18]. …
DetailsThe separation of dolomite from Abu-Tartur phosphate ore using a similar amphoteric collector was conducted by Elmahdy et al. . Under the determined optimal flotation parameters, a concentrate of 0.53% MgO and 31% P 2 0 5 with a recovery of 90% was obtained. Measurements of the zeta potential and adsorption in the absence and …
DetailsThe eastern Mediterranean region and North Africa hold more than half the world's phosphorite resources, amounting to about 80 billion tonnes of high-grade commercial phosphorites (Jasinski, 2003, 2011; Van Kauwenbergh, 2010).These deposits form part of the Late Cretaceous to Eocene Tethyan Phosphorite Regime that extends …
Detailsoccur in three main provinces, Western Desert; Abu Tartur plateau, Nile Valley and Red Sea. About 1200 km. 2. of the major Plateau between Kharga and Dakhla Oases in the Western Desert of Egypt are covered by the Upper Cretaceous Abu-Tartur phosphorite, which is located about 50 km to the west of Kharga town. A little amount of the Ca
DetailsThe Abu Tartur phosphate mine occurs in the Dakhla basin. It is located about 650 km southwest of Cairo and 50 km west of Kharga Oasis in the Western Desert of Egypt (25°25′34″N and 30°05′08″E; Fig. 1).The Western Desert covers more than 65% of the whole Egypt extending from the Nile Valley to the Libyan border in the west.
Details