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    This document outlines criteria for identifying faults and describes different types of faults. It lists criteria such as slickensided fault surfaces, displacement of geological features, breccia zones, and physiographic evidence that indicate the presence of a fault. It then describes different fault types including dip-slip faults, strike-slip faults, and oblique faults. It also discusses fault terminology such as slip, throw, heave, and separation. Finally, it mentions several fault patterns including parallel faults, en echelon faults, and concentric and radial faults.

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    This document outlines criteria for identifying faults and describes different types of faults. It lists criteria such as slickensided fault surfaces, displacement of geological features, breccia zones, and physiographic evidence that indicate the presence of a fault. It then describes different fault types including dip-slip faults, strike-slip faults, and oblique faults. It also discusses fault terminology such as slip, throw, heave, and separation. Finally, it mentions several fault patterns including parallel faults, en echelon faults, and concentric and radial faults.

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    5 Sesar, Kriteria&anatomi

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    Beng Wahyu Putra Sihombing
    This document outlines criteria for identifying faults and describes different types of faults. It lists criteria such as slickensided fault surfaces, displacement of geological features, breccia zones, and physiographic evidence that indicate the presence of a fault. It then describes different fault types including dip-slip faults, strike-slip faults, and oblique faults. It also discusses fault terminology such as slip, throw, heave, and separation. Finally, it mentions several fault patterns including parallel faults, en echelon faults, and concentric and radial faults.

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    CRITERIA FOR FAULTING

    Criteria for faulting


    Slickensided and striated fault surfaces
    Visible displacement of veins, dikes, strata, etc.
    Zone of breccia
    Drag
    Repetition of strata
    Omission of strata
    Offset, with or without gap or overlap
    Abrupt termination of structures along their trend
    Physiographic (Morphological) criteria

    FAULT SCARPS
    (Gawir sesar)
    Triangular Facets
    Fault / Tectonic Breccia
    Fault Plane
    (Bidang Sesar)
    Anatomi Sesar
    Reference:
    Billings, M.P. 1986. Structural Geology. New Delhi: Prentice-Hall of India. 606 pp.
    Hanging wall block
    Foot wall block
    Translational Movement
    Rotational Movement
    Oblique Fault
    Oblique Fault
    Dip Slip
    Strike Slip
    Dip Slip
    DIP SLIP
    a b : net slip
    a d : throw
    d b : heave
    OBLIQUE SLIP
    ab: net slip
    ac: strike slip
    cb: dip slip
    cb : dip slip
    ib : vertical slip (throw)
    ci : hrztl slip (heave)
    de : apparent movement
    (dip separation)
    hg : vertical separation
    SLIP (relatif sebenarnya)
    NORMAL SLIP FAULT
    SEPARATION (relatif semu)
    RIGHT SEPARATION FAULT
    SLIP (relatif sebenarnya)
    LEFT SLIP FAULT
    SEPARATION (relatif semu)
    REVERSE SEPARATION FAULT
    SLIP (relatif sebenarnya)
    NORMAL SLIP FAULT
    SEPARATION (relatif semu)
    LEFT SEPARATION FAULT
    Parallel Faults
    En Echelon Faults
    Peripheral / concentric Faults Radial Faults

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