This document provides details on calculating the coordinates of points along a vein, determining the strike and dip of the vein plane, and calculating various angles and lengths related to the vein geometry. Coordinates are provided for points H0, Hb, Fa, Fb, and G which define the vein. Figures 28a-d graphically show the plan and edge views of the vein, from which the strike is established and the dip angle a and thickness t can be determined. Calculations are shown for the lengths and bearings of the lines H0Hb and H0G, as well as the inclination angles β1 and β2.
This document provides details on calculating the coordinates of points along a vein, determining the strike and dip of the vein plane, and calculating various angles and lengths related to the vein geometry. Coordinates are provided for points H0, Hb, Fa, Fb, and G which define the vein. Figures 28a-d graphically show the plan and edge views of the vein, from which the strike is established and the dip angle a and thickness t can be determined. Calculations are shown for the lengths and bearings of the lines H0Hb and H0G, as well as the inclination angles β1 and β2.
This document provides details on calculating the coordinates of points along a vein, determining the strike and dip of the vein plane, and calculating various angles and lengths related to the vein geometry. Coordinates are provided for points H0, Hb, Fa, Fb, and G which define the vein. Figures 28a-d graphically show the plan and edge views of the vein, from which the strike is established and the dip angle a and thickness t can be determined. Calculations are shown for the lengths and bearings of the lines H0Hb and H0G, as well as the inclination angles β1 and β2.
This document provides details on calculating the coordinates of points along a vein, determining the strike and dip of the vein plane, and calculating various angles and lengths related to the vein geometry. Coordinates are provided for points H0, Hb, Fa, Fb, and G which define the vein. Figures 28a-d graphically show the plan and edge views of the vein, from which the strike is established and the dip angle a and thickness t can be determined. Calculations are shown for the lengths and bearings of the lines H0Hb and H0G, as well as the inclination angles β1 and β2.
HbG lies in the hanging wall, and this plane is therefore determined.
The ensuing con-
struction parallels that in the previous calculation procedure. 6. Establish a system of rectangular coordinate axes Use A as the origin (Fig. 270). Make x the east-west axis, y the north-south axis, and jc the vertical axis. 7. Apply the given data to obtain the coordinates of the intersection points and point G For example, with respect to F09 y = 205 cos 49° cos 58°30'. The coordinates of G are ob- tained by adding to the coordinates of Hb the differences between the coordinates of Fa and Fb. The results are shown:
8. For convenience, reproduce the plan of the intersection
points, and G This is shown in Fig. 28a. 9. Locate the point S at the same elevation as G In Fig. 28Z>, draw an elevation normal to H0H^ and locate the point S on this line at the same elevation as G. 10. Establish the strike of the plane Locate S in Fig. 28«, and draw the horizontal line SG. Since both S and G lie on the hang- ing wall, the strike of this plane is now established. 11. Complete the graphical solution In Fig. 28c, draw an elevation parallel to SG. The line through H0 and Hb and that through Fa and Fb should be parallel to each other. This drawing is an edge view of the vein, and it presents the dip a and thickness t in their true magnitude. The graphical solution is now completed. 12. Reproduce the plan view For convenience, reproduce the plan of H09 Hb, and G in Fig. 28J. Draw the horizontal projection of the dip line, and label the angles as indicated. 13. Compute the lengths of lines HaHb and HaG Compute these lengths as projected on each coordinate axis and as projected on a hori- zontal plane. Use absolute values. Thus, line H0H5: Lx = 30.8 - 20.2 = 10.6 ft (3.23 m); Ly = 18.9 - (-130.3) = 149.2 ft (45.48 m); L2 = -41.5 - (-121.7) = 80.2 ft (24.44 m); Z,hor = (10.62 + 149.22)0-5 = 149.6 ft (45.60 m). Line H0G: Lx = 97A - 30.8 = 66.6 ft (20.30 m); Ly = 87.7 - 18.9 = 68.8 ft (20.97 m); L2 = -41.5 - (-74.4) = 32.9 ft (10.03 m); Lhor = (66.62 + 68.82)0-5 = 95.8 ft (29.20 m). 14. Compute the bearing and inclination of lines HaHb and HaG Let (^1 = bearing OfH0Hj,; $2 = bearing ofHaG; /B1 = angle of inclination OfH0H1,; j82 = angle of inclination of H0G. Then tan ^1 = 10.6/149.2; ^1 = S4°04'W; tan c/>2 = 66.6/68.8; ^2 = N44°04'E; tan Q1 = 80.2/149.6; tan ft = 32.9/95.8.