CSIR-NET 2015
98. Two sedimentary layers of infinite horizontal extension sit one over the other. The layer parameters are
Layer1 : depth to top= 2000m ; thickness=1000m ; density contrast= 0.4 gm/cc
Layer2: depth to top=3000m; thickness= 1000m; density contrast= -0.4 gm/cc
The total gravity anomaly produced by these two layers on the surface is
A) 84 mGal B) 42 mGal C) 0 mGal D) 21 mGal
Solution:
Solution:
A thick horizontal sheet of infinite width,
Gravity anomaly (gz) = 2*ᴨ* G* ρ* t -------------------------(1)
G- gravitational constant = 6.67 * 10 -11 N m2
/kg2
ρ-density contrast
t- thickness of sedimentary bed
Layer1:
ρ1= 0.4 gm/cc
=400 kg/m3
t= 1000 m
gz = 2*3.14* 6.67*10-11 *400 *1000
= 16755040 * 10-11
m/s2
= 16.75 mGal
Layer2:
ρ2= -0.4 gm/cc
= 400 kg/ m3
t=1000m
gz = 2*3.14* 6.67*10-11 *-400 *1000
= -16.7 mGal
Therefore, the total gravity anomaly produced by these layers on
the surface is= layer1( gravity
anomaly)- layer2 ( gravity anomaly)
= 16.7 mGal – 16.7
mGal
= 0 mGal
vesiggi-yu David Alvarado https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1xB2SXU49rpWJA8VmiHpelI1WncjAm2aL
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Sir, what is the density of layer 2 was positive value? What would have been the anomaly?
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