Salt Welding is a geological process in salt tectonics whereby opposing flanks of a salt body coalesce under differential loading and sedimentation, resulting in the elimination of the salt layer between them and forming a consolidated interface that restores lithologic continuity across former salt-filled gaps.
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Viscous flow during salt welding
Bryce Hedrick Wagner, Martin P. A. Jackson · Tectonophysics · 2011 · 63 citations
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Bureau of Economic Analysis
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