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seismic pumping: a standalone construct

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Structural geology

the expulsion of fluids along faults driven by stress cycling around earthquakes, proposed as a hydrothermal transport mechanism.

In structural geology, seismic pumping refers to the expulsion of fluids along faults driven by stress cycling around earthquakes, proposed as a hydrothermal transport mechanism. This meaning comes from Sibson (1975) in Journal of the Geological Society.[1]

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References

Sibson, R. H., Moore, J. M. M., & Rankin, A. H. (1975). Seismic pumping: a hydrothermal fluid transport mechanism. Journal of the Geological Society, 131(6), 653-659. https://doi.org/10.1144/gsjgs.131.6.0653

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