Mark J. Caddick

Evolution in Fluid Composition During Subduction

A. A. van der Helm, Mark J. Caddick, Robert J. Bodnar

Abstract Fluid‐rock reactions play important roles in seismicity, arc‐magma chemistries, and volatile cycling at convergent plate boundaries. In subduction environments, metamorphic reactions involving hydrous fluids facilitate metasomatic alteration and mass transport. Fingerprinting the source of fluids that move across subducting lithologies is, …

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Supporting Information for manuscript titled "Rapid crustal heating during exhumation of the Nanga Parbat Massif," submitted to Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems

Victor E. Guevara, Joshua M. Garber, Mark J. Caddick, Andrew J. Smye et autres

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Supporting Information for manuscript titled "Rapid crustal heating during exhumation of the Nanga Parbat Massif," submitted to Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems

Victor E. Guevara, Joshua M. Garber, Mark J. Caddick, Andrew J. Smye et autres

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Supporting Information for manuscript titled "Rapid crustal heating during exhumation of the Nanga Parbat Massif," submitted to Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems

Victor E. Guevara, Joshua M. Garber, Mark J. Caddick, Andrew J. Smye et autres

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Neoarchean polymetamorphism and crustal melting due to magmatic heat advection in the northern Wyoming Province, U.S.A: insights from petrochronology and thermal modeling

Besim Dragovic, Victor E. Guevara, Mark J. Caddick, Jeremy Inglis et autres

Constraining the depths, temperatures and rates of Archean metamorphism may provide a window into possible tectonic styles at this time. However, several Archean metamorphic terranes record polymetamorphism, and unravelling the pressure-temperature-time (P-T-t) histories of such terranes has proven difficult, with complexity inherent …

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On the composition of the Arizona test dust: A comprehensive characterization of an analog for atmospheric mineral dust

Alix M. Ehlers, David J. Bunin, Mark J. Caddick, Jim Loebig et autres

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Field-Relevant High Stokes Number Study of Particle Impacts in High-Speed Compressor via Engine Test

Lyndon Despard Estes, Wing Ng, K. Todd Lowe, Gwibo Byun et autres

Exposure of propulsion gas turbines to inlet flow contaminated with dust, sand, or ash particulates can lead to a myriad of complex and interrelated damage modes that reduce engine operational life, increase maintenance costs, and pose a safety risk to passengers and …

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The effect of irregular particle shape and surface deformation on particle bounce, part II: Particle bounce modelling and experimental validation

Brandon J. Weindorf, Alix M. Ehlers, K. Todd Lowe, Wing W. Y. Ng et autres

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The effect of irregular particle shape and surface deformation on particle bounce, Part I: Characterizing particle geometries and induced plastic deformation on surfaces

Alix M. Ehlers, Brandon J. Weindorf, Mark J. Caddick, K. Todd Lowe et autres

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Particle/blade Impact Study of Near-Transonic Compressor in Engine Test

Boone Estes, Paige Brockway, Leonardo Olivera, David J. Bunin et autres

Abstract Compressor blade/particle interactions and erosion are studied using a Rolls-Royce M250-C20B turboshaft engine in an instrumented engine test cell. A novel experimental dataset was produced, yielding a qualitative visualization of particle impact regions on blades and vanes of an on-engine full …

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The timing and significance of mid-crustal shearing and exhumation of amphibolite-facies rocks along the Great Glen Fault Zone, Scotland

Richard D. Law, J. Ryan Thigpen, Calvin A. Mako, Andrew R.C. Kylander-Clark et autres

The Rosemarkie Inlier lies on the NW side of the Great Glen Fault Zone (GGFZ) and is composed of foliated and lineated Archean orthogneisses and Moine metasedimentary rocks. The mylonitic foliation strikes NE–SW (parallel to the GGFZ), dips steeply SE and contains …

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INTEGRATING MULTISYSTEM GEO- AND THERMOCHRONOLOGY AND THERMOBAROMETRIC DATA TO DEVELOP EVOLUTIONARY TECTONIC MODELS FOR THE PALEOZOIC LAURENTIAN MARGIN: HONORING THE OUTSTANDING CAREER OF ROB STRACHAN

J. Ryan Thigpen, Richard D. Law, Calvin A. Mako, Nicholas E. Powell et autres

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