Plutonic rocks:
Plutonic rocks are formed when magma cools slowly at great depth with the retention of the volatiles. The texture of such rocks is coarse grained.
Fissure:
A long ,narrow opening or line of breakage made by cracking or splitting, especially in rock or earth. Usually if opening b/w rock is more than 1 m then it will b called as fissure.
Joint:
A crack or fracture present in a rock is called joint. It may be vertical horizontal or inclined joint.
Faults:
A fault is a fracture along which there has been relative displacement of beds(a small litho-logical unit is called as bed).
Volcanic eruption:
The process in which the hot lava or volcanic gases comes out from a vent or fissure in the earth crust is called volcanic eruption .
Geo hazards:
"Geo hazards" are events caused by geological features and processes that cause severe threats to humans and the natural environment. Earthquakes, floods, landslides, volcanoes, avalanches, are typical examples of such events.
Fields related to geology:
1.geological engineering 2.engineering geology
3.geotechnology 4.geomechanics
5.tunnels 6.bridges
7.dams 8.canals
9.drains 10.river
11.rock slopes 12.ports or harbors
13.foundation 14.earthquakes 15.ground water
Classification of igneous rocks:
Texture (essential +- accessory) | Orthoclase and quartz +- plagioclase, biotite & muscovite | Plagioclase and hornblende+- biotite, quartz, augite. | Plagioclase and augite+-olivine, hornblende | Pyroxene + hornblende | Olivine +- pyroxene |
Coarse crystalline(plutonic) | Granite | Diorite | Gabbro | Peridotite | Dunite |
Coarse crystalline with phenocrysts. | Pegmatatic granite | Rare or unknown | Rare or unknown | Rare or unknown | Rare or unknown |
Volcanic fluid or micro crystals | Rhyolite | Andesite | Basalt | Rare or unknown | Rare or unknown |
Fine crystalline with large crystals | Porphyritic rhyolite | Porphyritic andesite | Prphyritic basalt | | |
Galaxy | Obsidian | Rare or unknown | Rare or unknown | Rare or unknown | Rare or unknown |
vasicular | Pumice | | Vasicular basalt | | |
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