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stress
force per unit area
strain
result of stress, deformation, directly proportional to stress
Brittle manner
way to deform
fracturing, faulting
Ductile manner
way to deform
tilting, stretching
Uniform stress
also confining stress
result: change in size
Differential stress
Compressive stress – result:
shortening or flattening
Tensional stress – result: stretching
or extension
Shear stress – result: shear strain
Elastic deformation
reversible, not permanent change
max reaches elastic limit
Ductile deformation
Irreversible, permanent change
bends or folds
symmetric folds
axial plane is vertical and divides left and right equally
asymmetric folds
inclined
overturned or recumbent (flat or horizontal)
vertical axis
Horizontal tilt of axial plane
horizontal fold, plunging fold
anticline
convex up
center is the oldest
antiform - A shape
syncline
concave up
center is youngest
U shape
Brittle deformation
Permanent change
Example: fractures, joints, faults
faults
fracture showing displacement
dip slip fault
hanging wall&foot wall shows vertical displacement based on movement
a) Normal fault (hwall moves downwards)
b) Reverse fault (>45⁰)
c) Thrust fault (<45⁰)
Strike-slip faults
a) Left-lateral or sinistral - farther block moves to the left
b) Right-lateral or dextral
oblique-slip faults
combines dip-slip and strike-slip
dome
central uplift
y at sides
o at center
basin
central sinking
o at sides
y at center