 | | Book | | S.R. Vakhushti Institute of Geography SOVIET GEORGIA ITS GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY AND ECONOMY Progress Publishers...Republic. To give the reader a more complete idea of Georgia, the authors have supplemented their description...to the various economic geographical regions of Georgia and its principal tourist routes. The book has...Devidze. Chapter Seven ("Tourist Routes Across Georgia"), by Emil Kobakhidze. The Editors are Academician...Economy 83 Wealth and Potential of the Soil of Georgia 93 Health Resorts 103 CULTURE AND CULTURAL |  | | Book | | the geology and geochemistry of natural gases of coal, ore and non-metallic mineral deposits.
The book... gas manifestations and conditions of origin in coal, ore and non-metallic mineral deposits.
The second...(“Influence of geological conditions on the gas content of coal deposits”) outlines the main methods of field and...natural gases in the coal-bearing strata, the forecast of gas content for the main coal basins and deposits...deposits of the Tunguska coal-bearing area, the Caucasus - Tkibuli and Tkvarcheli) are also covered.
The |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | granitic intrusionswhich convertedthe lignites into coal. The development of this cap structureis now known...hasbeencontinuedin a numberof differentregions. CoaL--The work last year consistedin estimatingreservesand...EDITORIAL. plexity of the local structure. At Tkvarcheli (AbkhasianAut. Rep,.) the reservesof minablecokingcoalamountto...oil-bearingareas have been discoveredin the Temir district of the Emba region. On the ManghyshlakPeninsulaa |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | siderites, continental bog siderite ores related to coal measures, and continental and marine oolitic go...L.V. Anfimov, and M.T. Krupenin. In the Bakal district, the deformed and eroded Archean rocks of the...terrigenous rocks and basic volcanics. The Bakal district is localized in the Bashkir Anticlinorium, a zone...direction (Kamaletdinov, 1986). The deposits of this district are located in the Upper Bakal Synclinorium, a...(Anfimov, 1997). The siderite ores of the Bakal district are characterized by (1) complex morphology of |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | belong the lower coal-bearing molasse deposits, which include the Batskian hard-coal deposits of the Tkibuli...Tkibuli, Tkvarcheli and other areas. The magmatic rocks of this phase are represented by the Kelasur...1957, MAIN FEA TURES OF TECTONIC STRUCTURE OF GEORGIA: Tr. Geol. Inst. , geol. s e r . , X(XV). Izd-vo...S., 1948, THE PREMIOCENE EFFUSIVE VOLCANISM OF GEORGIA: Izd-vo AN GruzSSR, Tbilisi. 11. Zakharov, S.A...z e , G. A . , 1961, ENDOGENIC METALLOGENY O F GEORGIA: Gosgeoltekhizdat, Moscow. 30. 1972, ORE PROVINCES |  | | Book | | RAW MATERIALS AND INTERMEDIATE PROCESSES.41 Coking Coal.41 Coke Manufacturing Data.44 Iron Ore Production...COKING COAL PRODUCTION AND FLOW PATTERNS.91 Coking Coal Production for 1980.....91 Coking Coal Flows for...for 1980.93 Coking Coal ProductioT\^ for 1990.93 Coking Coal Flows for 1990.98 COKE MANUFACTURE AND FLOW...RESULTS Figure 4.1 Coking Coal Production and Flows for 1980...96 Figure 4.2 Coking Coal Production and Flows...Flows for 1990.97 Figure 4.3 Changes in Coking Coal Production between 1980-1990.99 Figure 4.4 Changes in |  | | Report (issue) | | 6.6 to 8.0; the highest value was in the Khait district, chiefly because of the violent earthquakes of...1949 a Tiolent earthquake occurred in the Khait district. Six fully equipped seismic stations were set...of propagation of elastic waves in specimens of coal]: Akad. Nauk SS-SR Geofiz. Inst. Trudy, no. 34 (161)...Nakabayashi, Kazutaka. Results of electric logging in coal fields of Japan: Mining Geology (Japan), v. 7, no...use in coal exploration. Tests in the Ishikari and Saga coal fields of Japan have shown that coal and partings |  | | Book | | the framework of the book were the 1947 election district data supplied by John V. Grauman, of the American...sections of the particular city. By law each election district is established in such a manner as to in¬ clude...the consequent size of the election district. Each election district METHODOLOGY XIV sends one representative...cerned. It will be readily seen that the election district will vary tre¬ mendously in area and population...of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR), an election district is intended to include about 300,000 people, a |  | | Book | | 1966-70 Energy production, 1913-70 Coal production, 1913-74 Coal production by types, 1940-70 Oil production...Roads Industrial growth Energy production Coalfields Coal distribution Oil and gas fields and pipelines Power...supplies. Foremost among these vast reserves is coal, which is present in quantities far in excess of...energy resources in the USSR were in the form of coal, and this fuel was the basis of Soviet industrialisation...mid-1950s. Over the past two decades, however, although coal production has continued to expand, increasing attention |  | | Report (issue) | | Plate, terrigenous continental sediments (in places coal-bearing) were deposited in Toarcian time. The entire...continental sandstone, siltstone, mud¬ stone, and coal; ankerite lenses are present at the top middle part...and mudstone, locally (cen¬ tral Dagestan) with coal. The Aalenian portion attains roughly 1,500 to 1...alternating sandstone, siltstone, mudstone, and coal lenses. This is the upper member of the Gurud Formation...For¬ mation: sandstone, siltstone, mudstone, and coal (as much as 180 m) with bivalves and ammonites, | | | Book | | 1966-70 Energy production, 1913-70 Coal production, 1913-74 Coal production by types, 1940-70 Oil production...growth Energy production Coalfields KH OMADUNAPWN Coal distribution Oil and gas fields and pipelines Power...supplies. Foremost among these vast reserves is coal, which is present in quantities far in excess of...energy resources in the USSR were in the form of coal, and this fuel was the basis of Soviet industrialisation...Over the past two decades, however, although coal production has continued to expand, increasing attention |  | | Book | | Geography of Oil- and Gasfields.50 6. Distribution of Coal Deposits.56 7. Distribution of Non-Metallic Minerals...Industry.187 1. Oil Industry.189 2. Gas Industry.194 3. Coal Industry.197 Chapter 9. Distribution of the Chemical...resources of the means of labour (water power, metals, coal, oil, etc.) began to be widely used. Social production...built metallurgical and chemical enter¬ prises, coal mines and food processing and packing plants. 1... Kazakhstan has become the country’s third largest coal base and an important granary. The Great October |  | | Book | | FIGURE 35 Land use 205 36 Livestock 213 37 Coal and lignite 227 38 Oil and natural gas 233 ...traffic flows 329 54 Goods wagon movement 33i 55 Coal traffic 332 56 Metal goods traffic 335 57 ...Pechora syncline, Geography of the U.S.S.R. rich in coal. These are forested lands in the south and along...forests provided the material from which the immense coal deposits originate. Iron ore in the Gornaya Shoriya...the Granary of Siberia. It also contains lignite, coal, and iron ore. South ot the concave face of the |  | | Report (issue) | | MohoroviCie' discontinuity is only 40 to 55 km deep under Georgia and Tien Shan, there is no other discontinuity...in the clarification of structural questions in coal mining]: Deutsch. Geol. Gesell. Zeitschr., Band...reflection methods in clarifying structural questions in coal-mining regions is illustrated by means of examples...Watson, I. J. A gravimeter survey in the Craven district of northwest Yorkshire: Yorkshire Geol. Soc. Proc...survey for possible oil structures, Kotuku-Ahaura district, North Westtand: New Zealand Jour. Sci. Technology |  | | Book | | Novorossiisk Gelendzhik Tuapse Greater Sochi Sochi Georgia. Abkhasia Gagra Pitsunda Excursion to Lake Ritsa...south. 13 The country has tremendous resources of coal, oil, natural gas, oil shale, iron and manganese...and stateowned). Today the Soviet Union mines more coal and iron ore, manufactures more tractors, diesels...materials. There are particularly huge reserves of coal, oil, and natural gas. The republic 19 also possesses...in the world. It produces more electric energy, coal, gas, mineral fertilizers and fabrics than any other |  | | Book | | Balance Table, 1932-70 Coal Production (Black Coal) by Republics, 1940-70 Coking Coal Production by Location...8 PART FOUR: SOVIET ECONOMIC REGIONS Western Georgia: Sub-Tropical Crops Soviet Fish Catch by Principal...1970-75 Soviet Power Station Projects, 1971-75 Recent Coal Output in Major Growth Localities, 1950-75 Plan...Soviet engineers Vineyards of the Alazan Valley, Georgia The Soviet Union has vast areas of hothouses or...104 Mechanized tea-picking on the Gal sovkhoz, Georgia 105 The pig-fattening complex at Gatchino, south |  | | Report (issue) | | The radioactivity of some thermal springs of Tkvarcheli Balkay, Balint. Recent experiments on physical...Measurement of terrestrial heat flow in the coal mining district of Komld_____________________ _________________...Results of the well logging in the Moscow region coal basin _____ _ Bradley, John. The meaning of paleogeographic...Voskoboynikov, G. M. Gamma-gamma well logging in coal deposits of the Urals and the possibility of avoiding...the Tertiary volcanics of the Kurrajong-Bilpin District, with petrological notes 171-267 Csomor, Dezsa |  | | Book | | Magmatism Mineral Structures hae ect Movements Coal-bearing Formation СОМТЕМТ$ Fuels eee Non-Metalliferous...Strata of Central Kazakhstan 428—429 Table 34 Coal-bearing Sequence of Karaganda Table 35 The Devonian...Devonian of Kazakhstan Table 36 Stratigraphy of the Coal-bearing Formation in Kuzbas Table 37 Silurian...Then petroleum and coal started being used in the south and the peat and brown coal in the north. Many...Karaganda Basin followed, conducted by one of the best coal geologists, A. A. Gapaev. In the Caucasus detailed |  | | Book | | industries 141 7.6 Where to follow up 7.3 8 102 Coal Energy resources 6.6 101 105 107 107 6.1 6...goods like coal or building materials in the Soviet Union compared with, say. Western Europe. Coal moves on...over planners to create a is 1 km^ In each district the aim of the diverse economy, though (perhaps...the local economy. The aim is also to make each district as self-supporting as possible to try to eliminate...‘productive’ operations. Nevertheless, the local district developments have, say Soviet planners, to be |  | | Book (edition) | | Coal Geology Coal Geology Third Edition Larry Thomas Radcliffe House 51, Monmouth Road Abergavenny...Names: Thomas, Larry (Larry P.), author. Title: Coal geology / Larry Thomas. Description: Third edition...pdf) | ISBN 9781119424260 (epub) Subjects: LCSH: Coal–Geology. Classification: LCC TN802 .T47 2020 (print)...xxi 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Preview 1 Scope 1 Coal Geology 1 Coal Use 2 Background 2 2 2.1 2.2 2.2.1 2.2.2...3.1.1 2.3.1.2 Origin of Coal 5 Introduction 5 Sedimentation of Coal and Coal-Bearing Sequences 5 Depositional |  | | Book | | Metallurgy: Implications for Soviet Iron Ore and Coking Coal Exports.492 by Craig ZumBrunnen, Jeffrey Osleeb...12. Yakutian LNG Project.158 13. South Yakutian Coal and Iron Province.159 14. Irkutsk Amphitheater Oil...Caucasus-Mangyshlak Trough, South Caspian Trough, Baku District and Kopet Dag Trough .310 6. West Siberian Basin...Metallurgy: Implications for Soviet Iron Ore and Coking Coal Exports 1. Raw Material Assembly Flows: Existing...Export 1. Chromite Deposits of the Khromtau . District.. Chapter 23. Nickel and Platinum in the Soviet |  | | Book | | Opening Up of Coal and Other Stratified Deposit.-..............30 1. Coal Basin and Coal R e g io n ................................. 58 It. Opening of Coal Measures................................................ 77 15. Annual Output and Service-Life of Coal M in e s .................... 83 Contents 4 ...Mining Methods 215 Chapter X. General Surveyor Coal Seam Mining M ethod s................ 217 1. A Note...Relim bering....................... 268 Conveying Coal in Production F a c e s ....................... |  | | Book | | Satellite Production 172; 5. Deposits 173. VI COAL AND LIGNITE 174 1. Summary 174; 2. Production...179; 4. Coking Coal and Coke 183; 5. Satellite Production 185; 6. Reserves, and Coal Fields 186; 7....geography of modern nations. The development of coal, petroleum, natural gas, iron ore, limestone, clay...niobium and tantalum, and zirconium; 3. Gold; 4. Coal and lignite; 5. Petroleum, natural gas, and asphalt;...gas ... Apatite concentrate . . . .. .... Total coal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coke . . ... |  | | Report (issue) | | Florida ___________________________________ _ Georgia ___________________________________ _ Hawaii _...types overlain by sedimentary extend from western Georgia north ward beyond Massa- strata of Paleozoic through...Paleozoic strata, and Precambrian quartzite in western Georgia several warm others from Cretaceous beds. Warm...through eight other States-Arizona, Arkansas, Georgia, South Dakota, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and...pool 250 ft in diameter. Water used for bathing. Georgia (See ftg. 3.) Lifsey (Pine Mountain) Spring, 6 |  | | Book (volume) | | Bitterwater, Peachtree Valleys, California, with notes on Coal. PACE . .<- : Pack (ROBERT W.) & Anderson (R...HARRIE) A Catalogue of the Birds me* ^th m ne district of Church Stretton. See CAMP* BELL-HYSLOP (C...] M#J> 8. Gr 1911. Deposits of the Tyrone district, 53 : 4 pis., 6 maps (1 geol. col.), text New...Phosphate fields, Montana. The Dunkleberg mining district, Granite County, Montana. See UNITED STATES...Scientific Park (JAMES) The Geology of the Oamaru district, North Otago (Eastern Otago division), pp. viii |
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