Dynamic recrystallization during creep of single‐crystalline halite: An experimental study
Dynamic recrystallization during creep of single‐crystalline halite: An experimental study
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单晶石盐蠕变过程中的动态再结晶:实验研究
DOI:
10.1029/jb084ib10p05557
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发表时间:
1979
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通讯作者:
J. Poirier
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作者:
M. Guillopé;J. Poirier
Single crystals of pure and impure halite have been dynamically recrystallized during compression creep at temperatures between 250° and 790°C and stresses between 1.5 and 120 bars. Recrystallization was found to occur by two different mechanisms: at lower temperatures and stresses the new grains result from the rotation of subgrains without grain boundary migration (rotation recrystallization), and at higher temperatures and stresses the final texture results from the migration of the high-angle grain boundaries of the rotated subgrains. Migration recrystallization was shown to occur for critical stress and temperature conditions, allowing rapid grain boundary migration. A curve separates the two domains in the σ, T plane and moves to higher temperatures and stresses for crystals of higher impurity content; for natural crystals, only rotation recrystallization can occur. In each recrystallization regime the recrystallized grain size is uniquely related to the applied stress, thus yielding two different geopiezometers, which should not be applied indiscriminately to natural tectonites to determine lithospheric or mantle deviatoric stresses. The experimental results are interpreted by the Lucke et Stuwe theory for impurity-controlled grain boundary migration.