HEAT FLOW AND SURFACE RADIOACTIVITY AT TWO SITES IN SOUTH GREENLAND.
HEAT FLOW AND SURFACE RADIOACTIVITY AT TWO SITES IN SOUTH GREENLAND.
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格陵兰岛南部两个地点的热流和表面放射性。
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1972
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R. Munroe
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J. Sass;B. Nielsen;H. Wollenberg;R. Munroe
Heat flow and surface radioactivity were determined at two sites in the Precambrian shield of south Greenland. At Ivigtut heat flow q from two holes in Ketilidian (∼1700–1500 m.y.) gneisses averaged 1.0 ± 0.1 HFU (μcal cm−2 sec−1), and the radiogenic heat production A0 averaged 5.5 ± 1.5 HGU (10−13 cal cm−3 sec−1). These data are consistent with other pairs of q and A0 values from the Canadian and Australian shields. In four holes near the northwestern edge of the Ilimaussaq alkali intrusion of Gardar (∼1000 m.y.) age, however, q averages only 0.9 ± 0.1 HFU, whereas A0 averages >20 HGU. This observation implies that, unless heat flow from the mantle is unexpectedly low in this part of Greenland, the highly radioactive part of the intrusion is quite thin (∼1 km) and the underlying crustal rocks contain very little radioactivity.