dong Tenglongdong - 腾龙洞

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Nom de la grotte : Tenglongdong - 腾龙洞
Autres noms : Grotte Du Dragon Volant, Dongpo
Province, Préfecture, District :
Hubei 湖北省, Enshi 恩施土家族苗族自治州, Lichuan 利川市
Latitude Nord - Longitude Est :
30.335394 - 108.981983
Altitude (m) : 1175
Développement (m) : 33 522
Profondeur (m) :
Profondeur - / + (m) : 0 /
Volume (m3) :
Géologie : Trias inférieur (Jialingjiang) T1j , (Daye) T1d
3Entrée : Baidong 白洞, Longgudong 龙骨洞, Tenglongdong 腾龙洞,

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ZHANG, Shouyue (1993): Grand caves of China.-
Proceedings XI Intern. Congress of Speleology, 2nd-8th August 1993, Beijing 1993: 236-237 (3 tab.) (chines. summ.).
Lists 21 caves with more than 200 m in elevation (Zhaidong -552 m; Gebihe -445 m, Wuajidong -430 m etc.); and 19 caves with more than 4,8 km in length (Tenglongdong 33,52 km; Duobingdong 17,2 km; Baimodong 13,7 km etc.). (RB).
Source : BBS

EK, Camille; GEWELT, Michel; ZHANG, Shouyue (1989) : Carbon dioxide content of cave sediments and cave air in China, preliminary results. -
Proceed. Intern. Congr. Speleol., Budapest 1989, Vol. 1 : 63-64 (3 tab.) (rés. franç.)
Ten Long cave, Hubei Province. CO2-content in cave air : 300-500 ppm; in the cave clayey deposits : 900-4000 ppm; in the Plateau soils : 1300-6500 ppm. (RB)
Source : BBS

GEWELT, Michel; LIU, Minglin; QUINIF, Yves; ZHAO, Shusen (1989) : Uranium series dating of speleothems from Teng Long cave (Lichuan, Hubei province, China), preliminary results. -
Proceed. Intern. Congr. Speleol., Budapest 1989; vol. 2 : 665 (only abstract : French and Engl.)

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GEWELT, Michel; MEUS, Philippe; JIN, Yuzhang (1989) : Physico-chemical analyses and dye tracing of Teng Long cave waters (Lichuan, Hubei Province, China). -
Proceed. Intern. Congr. Speleol., Budapest 1989; vol. 2 : 656 (only abstract : French and Engl.)

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MEUS, P. (1989) : Chine. -
Spelunca no 33 : 12 (1 phot.)
Information sur les principales découvertes des spéléologues belges de la Belgian Chinese Karst and Caves Association. (RL)
Source : BBS

JIAN, Chen (1990) : Caves in China.-
NSS News vol. 48(2) : 43.
A list of 29 caves more than 2 km long.Tenglong dong (Hubei) 32, 0 km; Baishui gond(Guizhou) 22, 45 km; Duobing dong (Guizhou) 17, 21 km; Baimo dong (Guangxi) 15, 70 km etc. (RB)
Source : BBS

BELGIAN-CHINESE KARST AND CAVES ASSOCIATION (1990): Teng Long Dong, the Longest cave of China, report on the First Belgian-Chinese Speleological Expedition in 1988.-
(s.l.): J. Masschelein and Zhang Shouyue editors - 46p. (14 fig. et plans, photos couleur) (en angl.).
Climat et géomorphologie de la région de Lichuan, l'exploration de Teng Long Dong, les recherches scientifiques en grottes, appendice: quelques notes sur la région de Wufeng et Jiutian Dong (Hunan). (DU)
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MEUS, Ph.; GEWELT, M.; EK, C.; SHOUYUE, Z. (1991): Le système de Teng Long (Lichuan, Chine) .-
Spelunca, n°41: p.10-18. (3 fig., 6 ph.)
Province de Hubei; géologie et géomorphologie du système; historique, description des cavités. (RL)
Source : BBS

ZHANG, Shouyue; JIN, Yuzhang (1993): CO2 in soil and air in cave environments.-
Proceedings XI Intern. Congress of Speleology, 2nd-8th August 1993, Beijing 1993: 153-155 (8 tab.) (chines. summ.).
Data of CO2 measurements are reported. The relationships of the CO2 levels to the conditions of cave ventilation, the type of cave sediment and moisture content, the climatic zone and seasonal changes of CO2 are discussed. Air pollution of a show cave is illustrated by observations of CO2 levels from Yaolin cave, Zhejiang province. (RB)
Source : BBS

ZHANG, Shouyue (1993): Speleotour in China.-
Proceedings XI Intern. Congress of Speleology, 2nd-8th August 1993, Beijing 1993: 215-216 (3 tab.) (chines. summ.).
Data on additional 33 well exploited show caves are presented. There are over 200 show caves in China, including 41 major show caves as of 1986 (see: Communications 9th Intern. Congress of Speleology Vol.2: 225-228). (RB).
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Compiled by Bruce Bensley, Ged Campion, Mike Clayton, Tony Harrison and Emma Porter (2008)
Lichuan 2006. Lichuan Expedition 2006 The 20th China Caves Project Expedition to Hubei & Jiangxi Provinces. Published by British Cave Research Association (BCRA). 145pp.
Rapport d’expédition 2006 dans les provinces du Hubei (Lichuan) et du Jiangxi 145pp, 107 photos couleurs, 10 cartes, 37 topos et synthese topo, tableaux de résultats spéléologique...
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Gerard CAMPION (2011)
Tenglong Dong and the caves of Lichuan County, Hubei, China. CAVE AND KARST SCIENCE, Vol.38, No.2, 2011 © British Cave Research Association 2011. Transactions of the British Cave Research Association ISSN 1356-191X.pp 61.64.

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DUSAR, Michiel; SWENNEN, Rudy; SHOUYUE, Zhang (1993) : Triassic carbonates as the host rock for karstification: Tenglong cave and the Lichuan karst (West Hubei, China) . -
Annales Soc. Géol. Belgique 116 (1) / 1993: 43-59 (5 fig., 3 plates) (Abstract, résumé) (Engl.).
Mots-clés: trias, Hubei, Chine, carbonates, diagenèse, cathodoluminescence, karstification. (les auteurs, RV).
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Dong Bingwei (1987)
Tenglongdong cave system and its development value. Carsologica Sinica 1987 - issue 4. pp 63-67.
The Tenglong Cave Cave system is divided into two layers: the upper layer is called the dry cave, which is the former Qingjiang Fuliu section; the lower layer is called the Shuidong, which is today's Qingjiang Fuliu section. The total length of the cave is 32km, and the total area of the bottom plate is 1.2 million square meters. It develops in a huge thick continuous layer of pure carbonate rock formation (T1j); located in the throat of the Lichuan Basin, the Qingjiang River water is excreted by the cave, and the strong erosion effect makes the cave wall continue to collapse and expand. Due to the large-scale intermittent strong uplift of the new tectonic movement, the multi-layer structure of this cave is caused. Various morphological chemical sediments are developed in the cave, and the research and development of the cave is of far-reaching practical significance for the development of tourism, summer heat, recuperation, fungus cultivation, and even the promotion of cultural exchanges at home and abroad.
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