Uranium Deposit Report

Deposit :

Argunskoye  

Country :

Russian Federation  

General Information

Geological District

Streltsovsk  

Geological Region

Chita  

Political/Geographical Province

Chita Region  

Last Data Update

2005-01-01  

Owner(s)

TVEL  

Operator

Priargunsky  

Technical Information

Tonnage Range (t U)Initial U amount in the deposit (Global Resource)

25,000 - 50,000  

Grade Range (% U)Initial U Grade in the deposit

0.10 - 0.20  

Deposit StatusCurrent status of the deposit

Development  

Current Processing PlantCurrent processing mill of the U from the deposit, if any

Priargunsky  

Cumulative Production (t U) Total U production from the deposit

0  

Production PeriodU production period

 

Produced Grade (% U) Grade of the produced U

0  

General Remarks

 

Geological Information

Deposit Type

Vein  

Geological Setting

Lithology: The major host for uranium mineralization is a thick breccia zone (50 to 100m) on the bottom of limestone horizon. Granites occurring under limestones are of less importance. Tectonics: The deposit is located in the northern limb of metamorphic anticline. Proterozoic granites compose its core and southern limb. Alteration: argillization and silicification Hostrock Age: Proterozoic  

Age of Mineralization

130Ma  

Mineralization

Ore Mineralogy: Pitchblende and less coffinite Mineralization Description: Uranium mineralization is irregular, grades vary from cut-off to 3.5%. Thickness of ore intersections is in the range of 16 to 70m. The molybdenum grade in carbonate ores is about 0.15% and in silicate ores up to 0.26%. Ore Controls: The major host for uranium mineralization is a thick breccia zone on the bottom of limestone horizon. The upper limit for ore bodies is a fracture zone along the contact between basement rocks and volcanites.  

MetallogenicAspects

 

Age of Mineralization

130Ma  

DepositShape

The major host for uranium mineralization is a thi  

DepositDimensions

Deposit Width: 300 m Deposit Length: 1200 m Deposit Depth Top: 140 m Deposit Depth Bottom: 700 m Deposit Thickness: 16 to 70 m  

GeologicalRemarks

Deposit type is Volcanic-Vein  

Metallogenic Aspects

 














Uranium Deposit Report

Deposit :

Argunskoye  

Country :

Russian Federation  

General Information

Geological District

Streltsovsk  

Geological Region

Chita  

Political/Geographical Province

Chita Region  

Last Data Update

2005-01-01  

Owner(s)

TVEL  

Operator

Priargunsky  

Technical Information

Tonnage Range (t U)Initial U amount in the deposit (Global Resource)

25,000 - 50,000  

Grade Range (% U)Initial U Grade in the deposit

0.10 - 0.20  

Deposit StatusCurrent status of the deposit

Development  

Current Processing PlantCurrent processing mill of the U from the deposit, if any

Priargunsky  

Cumulative Production (t U) Total U production from the deposit

0  

Production PeriodU production period

 

Produced Grade (% U) Grade of the produced U

0  

General Remarks

 















Uranium Deposit Report

Deposit :

Argunskoye  

Country :

Russian Federation  

Geological Information

Deposit Type

Vein  

Lithology

The major host for uranium mineralization is a thick breccia zone (50 to 100m) on the bottom of limestone horizon. Granites occurring under limestones are of less importance.  

Tectonics

The deposit is located in the northern limb of metamorphic anticline. Proterozoic granites compose its core and southern limb.  

Alteration

argillization and silicification  

Host Rock Age

Proterozoic  

Age of Mineralization

130Ma  

Ore Mineralogy

Pitchblende and less coffinite  

Mineralization Description

Uranium mineralization is irregular, grades vary from cut-off to 3.5%. Thickness of ore intersections is in the range of 16 to 70m. The molybdenum grade in carbonate ores is about 0.15% and in silicate ores up to 0.26%.  

Ore Controls

The major host for uranium mineralization is a thick breccia zone on the bottom of limestone horizon. The upper limit for ore bodies is a fracture zone along the contact between basement rocks and volcanites.  

Metallogenic Aspects

 

Deposit Shape

The major host for uranium mineralization is a thi  

Deposit Width

300 m  

Deposit Length

1200 m  

Deposit Thickness

16 to 70 m  

Deposit Depth

Top = 140 m  ; Bottom = 700 m  

Geological Remarks

Deposit type is Volcanic-Vein