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9780306466250

Volcanic Processes : Mechanisms in Material Transport

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    9780306466250

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  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-11-01
  • Publisher: Kluwer Academic Pub
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Table of Contents

List of Symbols
xxi
Overview of Volcanic Processes
1(40)
Basic Concepts and Definitions
1(13)
The Volcanic System
14(6)
The Geodynamic Problem
20(1)
Volcanic Activity on the Earth
21(13)
Volcanic Risk Mitigation
34(5)
Closure
39(2)
Foundations of Transport Theory
41(127)
Introduction
41(2)
Equilibrium Thermodynamics
43(9)
Quasi-Equilibrium
52(3)
Single-Phase Multicomponent Mixtures
55(39)
Kinematics
56(2)
Mass Balance
58(1)
Linear Momentum
59(4)
Angular Momentum
63(1)
Energy
64(2)
Constitutive Theory and Entropy
66(2)
Constitutive Equations
68(8)
Summary of Transport Equations
76(1)
Single-Component Fluid
77(1)
Integral Transport Laws
78(2)
Control Volume Conservation of Mass
80(2)
Control Volume Linear and Angular Momenta
82(2)
Control Volume Energy and Entropy
84(4)
Applications of Integral Analysis
88(6)
Multiphase Mixtures
94(20)
Preliminary Results
95(5)
Kinematics
100(1)
Mass
101(1)
Linear and Angular Momenta
101(1)
Energy and Entropy
102(2)
Structural Effects and Constitutive Equations
104(5)
Mixture Jump Conditions
109(1)
Representative Applications
110(4)
Elastic and Inelastic Stress Analysis
114(52)
Principal Stresses and Stress Deviator
115(3)
Strain
118(4)
Stress-Strain Behavior of Materials
122(7)
Elasticity and Thermoelasticity
129(5)
Viscoelasticity
134(5)
Plasticity and Viscoplasticity
139(1)
Yield Criteria
140(5)
Plastic and Viscoplastic Stress and Strain
145(4)
Deformation of Rocks
149(1)
Rock Deformation Properties
150(6)
Crack Propagation
156(5)
Three-Dimensional Mohr's Circle
161(1)
Rock Fracture Criteria
161(5)
Closure
166(2)
APPENDIX 2.A: BASIC MATHEMATICAL TOOLS 168(369)
2.A.1 Definitions and Results from Algebra and Calculus
168(7)
2.A.2 Integral Theorems
175(3)
2.A.3 Differential Quantities in Different Coordinate Systems
178(3)
Properties of Igneous Materials
181(76)
Introduction
181(2)
Classification of Volcanic Rocks
183(6)
Mineralogical Phase Diagrams
189(19)
Steady-State Mixing of Binary Mixtures
190(1)
Binary Systems
191(4)
Ternary and Quaternary Systems
195(8)
Pressure and Dissolved Gas Effects
203(2)
Oxygen Fugacity and Magma Temperatures
205(1)
Thermodynamic Modeling
206(2)
Multicomponent Melts
208(21)
Physical Properties
209(7)
Equations of State
216(1)
Mantle Equations of State
217(1)
Fluids Equations of State
218(2)
Volatile Concentrations
220(9)
Rheological Properties
229(10)
Low-Melt-Fraction Rheology
229(3)
High-Melt-Fraction Rheology
232(7)
Properties of Rocks and Minerals
239(6)
Porosity and Permeability
240(2)
Thermoelastic Properties
242(3)
Trace Element Distribution and Isotope Geochemistry
245(8)
Closure
253(4)
Mantile Convection and Melt Segregation
257(70)
Introduction
257(3)
Mantile Gradients
260(5)
Geothermal Gradient
260(2)
Adiabatic Gradient
262(3)
Constitution of the Mantle
265(7)
Mantle Convection
272(14)
Convection Parameters
272(12)
Numerical Modeling
284(2)
Melt Segregation
286(38)
Melt Segregation Parameters
288(7)
Melt Extraction
295(3)
Melt Compaction without Phase Change
298(5)
Spreading Centers and Subduction Zones
303(7)
Mantle Plumes
310(3)
Melting and Trace Element Distribution
313(11)
Closure
324(3)
Magma Chambers
327(84)
Introduction
327(3)
Evolution of Magma Bodies
330(26)
Considerations from Fracture Mechanics
330(4)
Fracture Propagation
334(9)
Mechanical and Thermal Constraints
343(1)
Mechanical Effects
344(5)
Thermal Effects
349(7)
Magmatic Processes
356(39)
Evidence from Intrusions
356(3)
Crystallization Concepts
359(4)
Convection
363(1)
Laboratory Experiments
363(2)
Physical Modeling Strategies
365(6)
Double-Diffusive Convection
371(11)
Crystallization
382(1)
Crystallization Kinetics
383(4)
Heat and Mass Transfer with Phase Change
387(8)
Magma Chamber Dynamics
395(15)
Thermomechanical Model
396(8)
Vesuvius Eruption Forecasting
404(1)
Initial Conditions
404(1)
Modeling Parameters
405(2)
Results
407(3)
Closure
410(1)
Magma Ascent in Conduits
411(76)
Introduction
411(3)
Opening of Volcanic Conduits
414(16)
Stability Considerations
415(4)
Constraints from Melting and Solidification
419(11)
Conduit Processes
430(31)
Bubble Nucleation and Growth
430(8)
Magma Fragmentation
438(3)
Magma-Water Interaction
441(1)
Nonexplosive Magma-Water Interaction
442(8)
Explosive Magma-Water Interaction
450(11)
Magma Ascent Dynamics
461(23)
Homogeneous Flow
462(9)
Two-Phase Nonequilibrium Flow
471(8)
Crater Effects
479(1)
Conduit Erosion
480(4)
Closure
484(3)
Pyroclastic Dispersions
487(50)
Introduction
487(6)
Eruption Columns
493(22)
Jet Thrust Region
493(10)
Fountains and Material Recycling
503(4)
Buoyant and Buoyant/Collapsing Columns
507(4)
Collapsing Columns and Pyroclastic Flows
511(4)
Pyroclastic Deposits
515(9)
Plinian Columns
517(4)
Pyroclastic Flows and Surges
521(3)
Eruption Mitigation at Vesuvius
524(11)
Decision Theory
526(4)
Pyroclastic Flow Mitigation
530(3)
VESUVIUS 2000
533(2)
Closure
535(2)
References 537(40)
Index 577

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