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The Multi-Evolution of Mantle Plume and the Mechanism of Geothermal Origin in the Eastern North China

Shuyin Niu, Aiqun Sun, Huabing Hu, Jianzhen Zhang and Baode Wang

Key words
The North China, faulted depression, mantle plume, geothermal anomaly
Location
China
Conference
Asian Geothermal Symposium
Year
2006
Session
Session-5 Geology, Geochemistry and Tectonics
Language
English

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Abstract

The characteristics, distribution and the origin mechanism of geothermal anomaly in the North China Basin were discussed in this study. It is proposed that the uplifting of the giant sub-mantle plume is the dominant power for the crust breaking, faulted depression as well as the origin and evolution of geothermal fields in the North China. And the geothermal gradient distribution resulted from secondary uplifts and depressions within the North China faulted depression shows the representation of structure controlled geothermal anomaly.

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