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Bajta Central Block EXECUTIVEEXECUTIVE SUMMARY SUMMARY MINERAL EXPLORATION CORPORATION LIMITED ( A Government of India Enterprise) DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR BHAWAN SEMINARY HILLS, NAGPUR- 440006, INDIA SEPTEMBER 2006 GEOLOGICAL REPORT ON EXPLORATION FOR LEAD-ZINC IN BAJTA (CENTRAL) BLOCK, (PHASE-I) DISTRICT: AJMER, RAJASTHAN EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1.0 LOCATION Bajta (Central) Block (Latitude 25°–49’-29’’ to 25°–49’-48’’ and Longitude 75°–15’- 57’’ to 75°– 16’-12’’) is located 2.0 Km SW of Bajta village, having its tehsil headquarters at Kekri, in Ajmer district, Rajasthan. The area falls in the Survey of India Toposheet No.45 O/5. The block is about 20 km. from Kekri town and 140 Km SW of Jaipur the State Capital of Rajasthan 2.0 GEOLOGY AND STRUCTURE Major part of the deposit is almost a plain country with thick soil cover and alluvium and scarce rock exposures. Outcrops of marble, quartzite, quartz vein are observed to the north and south of the block. Bajta (Central) Block is a part of the Sawar-Bajta zone, which is one of the several enclaves of metasediments represented by Calcaresous and Calc magnesium rocks with subordinate amount of Pelitic Schist, quartzite and iron formations within the Pre Cambrian basement of granulites and gneisses of Central Rajasthan. The rocks belong to Sawar Group, which forms a part of Bhilwara Super Group of Archean Age. The rocks of Sawar Group reveal a large scale fold geometry with antiformal closure new Sawar Town and semiformal closure near Bajta village. The area exhibits Regional Metamorphism. The general strike of the formations is NNE-SSW to NE-SW with southeasterly dip varying from 40° - 50°. The rock types met in the block are quartz-Mica Schist, quartz-feldspar- Biotite schist with felspathic bands, marble & marble with calc silicates. 1 3.0 MINERALISATION Most of the block area is covered with soil and alluvium. A few old workings seen along 30-40 m wide linear zone along contact of Lower Marble Member(LMM) with Lower Schist Member (LSM) are the main surface indication of mineralisation. Malachite encrustation and other surface manifestation of mineralisation are rare. The deposit is carbonate hosted ‘Alpine-type Lead-Zinc Deposit’ (Sangster 1976). Mainly Marble and Quartz Feldspar-Biotite-Schist with Quartzitic bands host the mineralisation. Sphalerite and Galena are the main ore of zinc and lead in the block. Stringers, thin laminae and bands of monomineralic Sphalerite are mutually parallel as well as with other compositional bands. In certain zones fracture filling veins, gash vein fillings and large patchy segregates of galena and sphalerite indicates remobilization and these rich remobilized enriched zones occur as ore zones. The gangue minerals are quartz, calcite, occasionally chalcopyrite, pyrrhotite and pyrite. The Cadmium and silver associated with Lead-Zinc mineralised zones are partitioned in Sphalerite and galena respectively. 4.0 QUANTUM OF WORKDONE MECL has carried out detailed Geological Mapping & Topographical survey covering 0.50 Sq.km area, 1070.00Mtrs of drilling in 6 boreholes, 175 Nos of primary and check samples For Pb, Zn & Cu, 175 Nos of primary and check samples for Cadmium and 175 Nos of Primary and check samples for Fire Assay of Silver, 11 Nos of composite samples for Fire Assay of Silver & Gold (Au& Ag) and 11 Nos composite for Pb, Zn & Cu, 11 Nos of composite samples for Emission Spectroscopy (10 radicals) and for 10 samples for XRD studies were analysed. Petrographic studies on 30 Nos.of samples and Minerographic studies on 30 Nos of samples and 50 Nos of specific gravity determination test were also carried out by MECL in the Block. Based on the above data and earlier data of GSI, an exploration report was submitted by MECL. 5.0 ORE RESERVE ESTIMATION The Lead-Zinc bearing loads are hosted by Quartz-Feldspar-Biotite-Schist, Quartzite and Marble. The loads are strata bound and strike extension is 400 m. 2 The data generated by GSI in the block was synthesized for the purpose of reserve estimation in Bajta (Central) Block. The ore reserves have been estimated in a vertical column of around 200m i.e. between +330 MRL (Below the zone of oxidation) and +130 MRL over a strike length of 400 m. A total of 0.62 million tonnes of ore reserves with average grade of 1.45% Lead and 3.37% Zinc (TMC 4.82% Pb+Zn) at 2% TMC (Pb+Zn) cut off have been estimated. At 1% TMC (Pb+Zn) cut off the total reserves are about 0.98 million tonnes with 0.98% Pb & 2.06% Zinc (3.04TMC). The Deposit has been classified as Category ‘D’ of UNFC 332. The studies on the baseline data of Environmental studies covering land use / land cover pattern studies have been carried out in the block. The Total Cost of Exploration is Rs. 70.53 Lakhs. 3 LOCATION MAP OF BAJTA CENTRAL BLOCK r a BAJTA (CENTRAL) BLOCK k i i S i 74° LOCATION MAP 75° h h l o l e e 76° T D D 27° o T To 27° JAIPUR PARVATSAR PHULERA To Agra SANGANER 8 BHOPALGARH MERTA CITY KISHANGARH PHAGI 12 AJMER To Jodhpur NASIRBAD MALPURA JAITARAN BILARA TONK BANDANWADA BEAWAR 26° To S 26° aw KEKRI a 14 i M BAJTA (CENTRAL) adh HURDA BLOCK opur li Pa To BHIM SAWAR MARWAR ASIND DEVLI SHAHPURA JAHAZPUR 8 HINDOLI d DEVGARH a b a d BANERA a m a MANDAL a h BUNDI r A RAIPUR Ag o KOTRI o T 12 T DESURI BHILWARA AMET RANTHANBHOR SAHARA MANDALGARH KOTA To Shivpuri RASHMI GANGRAR 25° RAJSAMAND LATIO - KA - KHERA 25° RELMAGRA NATHDWARA Chanderia BEGUN KAPASAN Smelter FATEHNAGAR CHITTORGARH MAVLI AKOLA DARIBA T AKOLA o B h BHADESAR o BHAGAL COPPER DEPOSIT p a l UDAIPUR Debari KIRKI-CHOWKI T Smelter o D ar NIMACH To Jhalaw u n g T a o r BHINDER p R u at SCALE r la 74° m 75° 0 12 24 36 km. 4 TOPOGRAPHICAL & GEOLOGICAL MAP 75° 15' 1 BAJTA (HINGE ZONE) BLOCK F W W W 40 W W 27 W 48 64 2 7 43 W 0 4 35 6 54 2 65 75 33 28 F 46 31 7 BAJTA (NORTH) 2 50 B LOCK Bajta W F 3 60 Fig.-2 6 W 2 2 F 2 37 24 57 + + 82 45 + 55 54 33 + 55 35 7 57 25° 37 75 32 55 7 25° 50' 65 56 53 27 7 50' 7 2 72 57 58 64 1 53 2 45 57 4 19 1 50 44 70 BAJTA (CENTRAL) W 48 W 54 B LOCK W 70 70 W 59 55 75 W 48 52 7 70 64 65 75 48 7 47 BAJTA (SOUTH) 47 52 BL OCK 57 Khera 7 44 3 47 50 68 5 75 7 2 86 2 7 7 33 60 9 40 30 7 65 30 72 35 30 73 1 30 52 4 54 7 53 3 37 33 56 52 G ANES HPURA 39 64 63 BL OCK Ganeshpura 63 55 55 24 57 48 7 Nadi 54 50 40 34 53 ++++ W 46 GOVINDPURA W W 57 57 47 62 48 32 2 W 45 55 65 BLOCK 57 42 7 72 40 W 30 T 58 57 42 2 36 2 o 55 57 4 K h NADI - GHATIALI e 48 k 52 r 44 43 i BL OCK W 3 36 45 53 40 70 4 59 W 66 45 64 47 57 41 33 W 65 45 42 60 10 7 63 48 59 W 52 35 50 26 7 47 42 48 40 46 W 38 72 52 48 W 30 38 42 60 72 69 37 47 24 34 24 43 40 59 65 53 65 42 27 37 40 67 5 33 Morhi 7 27 55 10 43 52 7 34 70 47 Umaria 40 32 26 33 Rajpura 30 Ghatiali 40 30 35 80 52 10 44 52 48 45 35 4 38 34 41 44 34 53 10 59 60 46 38 48 50 2 1 4 42 86 3 57 78 49 54 20 44 46 62 57 63 70 Kantola 3 56 60 4 60 583 0 77 5 71 45 7 Dungar 47 55 39 7 55 25 26 85 55 4 48 4 564 46 47 3 43 40 80 40 43 7 36 40 44 50 65 50 58 50 37 25 19 10 30 62 54 62 62 73 4 56 7 50 30 1 72 55 72 72 Kantola 64 42 50 70 50 83 Dungar 58 18 52 63 52 52 73 45 57 68 65 40 77 72 I N D E X 62 78 57 64 52 4 61 68 60 45 72 7 62 67 42 70 54 30 74 Reef-Quartz & silicified quartzite ( in Mangalwar complex) 62 7 62 47 54 56 62 68 72 54 46 65 86 82 70 10 6 Pegmatite 62 3 2 60 68 5 Quartz-biotite schist, amphibole-quartzites (USM) 71 65 5 62 35 80 65 Jaswantpura 60 85 80 Marble, banded calc-sillicate marble (UMM) 65 4 3 35 76 W 53 64 72 4 65 72 61 70 61 76 Quartz-biotite-magnetite schist (calcareous) grading to 65 63 39 3 72 80 62 60 magnetite - quartzites, amphibolites (LSM) 64 W 52 65 66 72 88 2 50 W 58 74 7 Marble, calc-silicate marble & thin quartzites (LMM) 76 62 2 65 80 85 W 7 432 Granitoid gneisses, biotite gneisses with pegmatitic material, W TIKHI - EXTENSION 1 77 amphibolites, calc-gneisses (Mangalwar complex) BL OCK W Sawar 83 W 86 7 23 Old mine workings & mine dumps 54 61 WWW 60 7 Limonitised Zones 58 TIKHI BLOCK x x xx 81 W 3 W W 40 20 80 79 78 W Dip & Strike bedding W 25° 1 68 1 25° 20 80 Dip & Strike foliation 45' 84 45' SAWAR BLOCK 85 2 Axial planes of folds Villages with names 1 Trend & Plunge of linear structures (Puckers, mineral lineation, upright / inclined fold axes, Recumbent / reclined fold axes, intersection lineation, Bo ud in , Fo ld m ullion , Ro dd in gs) Traces of axial-surface of early fold, synform, antiform Traces of axial-surface of later fold, synform, antiform 75° 15' 5 PLAN PROJECTION OF BOREHOLES S-VI S-V S-VIII S-III S-IV S-VII S-I S-II S-III S-IV S-V S-VI S-VII S-VIII 6 S-I S-II N50°W S50°E L i m i t o f o x i d a t i o n GEOLOGICAL CROSSSECTION ? ? F F W W L L F F W W L L -1 M AI N L OD E ? ? 7 Fig.-4 M AI N L OD E LEVEL PLAN AT 250 mRL E-4800 E-4900 E-5000 E -5 100 E-5200 E-5300 E-5400 N-5200 N-5200 Fig.-5 N-5100 N-5100 DE O L IN A M N-5000 N-5000 N-4900 N-4900 N-4800 N-4800 N-4700 N-4700 I N D E X B OREHOL E DRIL LE D BY M .E.C.L.
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