Lithofacies and sedimentary environment of Qadir member of the Nayband Formation on Parvadeh Coal Mines region, east central Iran

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Qadir Member of Nayband Formation in the eastern part of central Iran have a wide outcrop. Investigating the lithofacies and sedimentary environment of Qadir Member of Nayband Formation (Upper Triassic) in east central Iran, Tabas Block, resulted in identifying the coastal plain, deltaic and open marine deposits. Based onfield evidences, the facies features and the geometry of beds, this member consists of two lithofacies include carbonate and siliciclastic facies. The siliciclastic facies were identified as having four sandstone facies (medium-grained), including Sr, Sh, Sp, St and three fine-grained lithofacies, including FI, Fm, Fl (Sr) / Sr (FI) and one coal facies (C). Also carbonate facies are calcirudite and calcarenite. Regarding the field, laboratory studies and identifying the lithofacies, the coastal plain, deltaic (including deltaic plain, proximal delta front, distal delta front, and prodelta) and open marine environments were identified for Qadir Member on which it is under the impact of tidal currents.
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Persian
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Geosciences Scientific Quarterly Journal, Volume:28 Issue: 109, 2018
Pages:
295 to 304
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