MECHANISMS OF Cu-Au ENRICHMENT IN ORE MYLONITES OF THE HONGTOUSHAN MASSIVE SULPHIDE DEPOSIT, LIAONING, NE CHINA

MECHANISMS OF Cu-Au ENRICHMENT IN ORE MYLONITES OF THE HONGTOUSHAN MASSIVE SULPHIDE DEPOSIT, LIAONING, NE CHINA
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2004
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GU Lian-xing
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The post metallogenic metamorphism of Hongtoushan Archean Cu-Zn massive sulphide deposit, Liaoning Province of NE China, belongs to upper amphibolite facies with three phases of deformations. Ore minerals in the deposit are dominated by pyrite, pyrrhotite, chalcopyrite and sphalerite. There are more than 30 mylonite-type oreshoots found inside the main massive sulphide orebodies. Most of them run parallel or sub-parallel to the strike of the massive sulphide ore layers with only a few being developed in metamorphic rocks in the immediate vicinity of the sulphide orebodies. Almost all the sulphide minerals in the oreshoots have been affected by intense ductile shearing. Pyrite is characterized by cataclastic flow, while pyrrhotite, chalcopyrite and sphalerite exhibit strong plasticity. Cu, Au and Ag in ore mylonite are averaged in 11.00 wt%, 1.74 g/t and 235.2 g/t respectively. Compared to the massive sulphide ores, ore mylonites show remarkable enrichment of these elements with enrichment coefficients of 5.3, 5.0 and 4.6 respectively. The high enrichment of these ore-forming metals is basically due to the overprinting of late-stage fluids on ore mylonites. The composition of lead isotopes suggests that the metals in the ore mylonites were derived partly from the original massive ores, and partly from outside the massive ores. Both ductile shearing and fluid overprinting took place during retrograde metamorphism.