Stress orientation and fracturing during three-dimensional buckling: Numerical simulation and application to chocolate-tablet structures in folded turbidites, SW Portugal

Stress orientation and fracturing during three-dimensional buckling: Numerical simulation and application to chocolate-tablet structures in folded turbidites, SW Portugal
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三维屈曲过程中的应力定向和断裂:葡萄牙西南部折叠浊积岩巧克力片结构的数值模拟及其应用

DOI:
10.1016/j.tecto.2010.07.016
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发表时间:
2010
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
J. Burg
J. Burg
中科院分区:
地球科学2区
文献类型:
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作者:
J. Reber;S. Schmalholz;J. Burg

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Two orthogonal sets of veins, both orthogonal to bedding, form chocolate tablet structures on the limbs of folded quartzwackes of Carboniferous turbidites in SW Portugal. Structural observations suggest that (1) mode 1 fractures transverse to the fold axes formed while fold amplitudes were small and limbs were under layer-subparallel compression and (2) mode 1 fractures parallel to the fold axes formed while fold amplitudes were large and limbs were brought to be under layer-subparallel tension. We performed two- and three-dimensional numerical simulations investigating the evolution of stress orientations during viscous folding to test whether and how these two successive sets of fractures were related to folding. We employed ellipses and ellipsoids for the visualization and quantification of the local stress field. The numerical simulations show a change in the orientation of the local σ1direction by almost 90° with respect to the bedding plane in the fold limbs. The coeval σ3direction rotates from parallel to the fold axis at low fold amplitudes to orthogonal to the fold axis at high fold amplitudes. The stress orientation changes faster in multilayers than in single-layers. The numerical simulations are consistent with observation and provide a mechanical interpretation for the formation of the chocolate tablet structures through consecutive sets of fractures on rotating limbs of folded competent layers.