Rocas calcreas

Luego de leer el presente compositum de rocas calcreas proporcionado por

el ing. Alfonso Huamn he visto ms conveniente resumir siguiendo un
ndice que le proporcionare a continuacin y no explayarnos en la
descripcin de las caractersticas fsicas por tratarse de un resumen de un
trabajo completo, el resumen solo mostrara un panorama general donde el
lector tendr la posibilidad de leer el artculo completo si es de su inters.
Origen de las rocas carbonatadas
Rocas calcreas
Minerales de carbonatos
Formacin y caractersticas geolgicas
Como se forman las rocas calcreas
Divisin de las rocas calcreas
Rocas calcreas en el Per
Caractersticas y usos industriales de rocas calcreas
1. Origen de las rocas carbonatadas
Magmtico y sedimentario ahora bien dentro de estos dos grupos las
rocas carbonatadas pueden ser de origen autctonos o aloctonos que
nos indicas si se formaron in situ o fueron tradas y depositadas,
dentro de autctono tenemos las que precipitan qumicamente y las
de origen biogenico.
2. Rocas calcreas
Las ms resaltantes por su abundancia y por su inters econmico
son la calcita y la rodocrosita.

3.

Minerales de carbonatos
Magnesita
Calcita
Aragonito
Dolomita

4. Formacin y caractersticas geolgicas

La caliza es una roca compuesta por lo menos del 50% de carbonato

de calcio (CaCO3), con porcentajes variables de impurezas, en su
interpretacin ms amplia, el trmino incluye cualquier material
calcreo que contenga carbonato de calcio como mrmol, creta,
travertinos, coral y marga. Cada uno de los cuales poseen
propiedades fsicas distintas, sin embargo, generalmente se considera
que la caliza es una roca calcrea estratificada compuesta
principalmente de mineral calcita.
5. Divisin de las rocas de carbonatos qumicamente
Caliza con alto calcio, roca cementera, dolomita para fundente,
piedras para concreto, y piedras para empedrado metlico.
6. Rocas calcreas en el Per

7. Caractersticas y usos industriales de rocas calcreas

Utilizada como roca fundente (dolomita y cal)
Calizas agrcolas
Manufactura de vidrio
Manufactura de azcar y remolacha
Industria del papel
Industria del cemento
8. Tipos de cemento
Cemento
Cemento
Cemento
Cemento
Cemento

portland
portland puzolanico
siderrgico
con agregado
tipo MS
calcareous rocks

After reading this compositum of calcareous rocks provided by ing. Alfonso

Huaman have seen most convenient sum following an index that will
provide you then and not dwell on the description of the physical

characteristics because it is a summary of a complete work, the summary

will only show an overview where the reader will be able to read if the full
article is of interest.

Origin of carbonate rocks

limestones
Carbonate minerals
Training and geological features
As the calcareous rocks form
Division of limestones
limestones in Peru
Features and industrial uses of limestone
1. Origin of carbonate rocks
Magmatic and sedimentary now well within these two groups
carbonate rocks may be of local origin or allochthonous that you refer
to us if they were formed in situ or were brought and deposited within
indigenous have the precipitating chemically and biogenic.

2. Calcareous rocks
The most striking for its abundance and its economic interest are
calcite and rhodochrosite.

3.
Carbonate Minerals
magnesite
calcite
Aragonite
Dolomite

4. Training and geological characteristics

Limestone is a rock composed of at least 50% calcium carbonate
(CaCO3), with varying percentages of impurities, in their broadest
interpretation, the term includes any calcareous material containing
calcium carbonate such as marble, chalk, travertine coral and marl.
Each of which have different physical properties, however, it is

generally considered that the limestone is a stratified calcareous rock

composed mainly of mineral calcite.
5. Division of carbonate rocks chemically
High calcium limestone, cement rock, dolomitic flux, concrete stones,
metal stones and cobbles.
6. calcareous rocks in Peru

7. Characteristics and industrial uses of limestone

Used as a flux rock (dolomite and lime)
agricultural limestones
Glass Manufacturing
Manufacturing and beet sugar
Paper Industry
Cement industry
8. Types of cement

portland cement
Pozzolanic portland cement
cement steel
Cement with added
Cement type MS