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County
Jefferson
Community
Buffalo Creek
Basin
South Platte
Title
Application of Bonded Fiber Matrix at Buffalo Creek
Date
8/9/1996
Prepared For
USFWS
Prepared By
Woodward-Clyde
Floodplain - Doc Type
Flood Mitigation/Flood Warning/Watershed Restoration
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<br />I <br />II <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />Bonded Fiber Matrix Specification <br /> <br />The Bonded Fiber Matrix, (BFM), shall be hydraulically applied and upon drying, adhere to the soil <br />in the fOIm of a continuous, 100"10 coverage biodegradable erosion control blanket. <br /> <br />Material Properties: <br /> <br />The Bonded Fiber Matrix shall be yellow in color, comprised oflong strand, thermally defibrillated <br />wood fibers, passing a Freeness test at a 760 cc (MLS) level or below). The wood fibers (>88% <br />total volume by weight) shall beheld together by organic tackifiers, (10"10), and mineral bonding <br />agents, (<2%), which upon drying, become insoluble and non-disperstble. The matrix which fonns <br />shall be designed, tested and proven to perfOIm in a manner equal or superior to biodegradable <br />erosion control blankets, (ECBs). Documentation of testing at an industry recognized laboratory <br />shall be provided which demonstrates superior performance as measured by reduced water runoff; <br />reduced soil loss, and better plant germination, as compared to erosion control blankets. The <br />fonned matrix shall meet the following performance requirements: <br /> <br />1. The material, when mixed into a liquid slurry, shall pass a free liquid quality control <br />test, Qiquids separate from fibrous solids, no greater than 1" in 1 minute's time, as <br />measured on a standard test board). <br />2. The matrix, when dry, shall not dissolve or disperse upon rewetting. <br />3. The matrix shall have no holes> Imm in size. <br />4. The matrix shall have no gaps between the product and the soil. <br />5. The matrix shall have a minimum water holding capacity ofI,OOOg/I00b, (1.2 gal/IB <br />matrix). <br />6. The matrix shall have no germination or growth inhibiting components, and shall not <br />fOIm a crust which inhibits water infiltration. <br />7. The matrix shall be comprised of materials which are 100"10 biodegradable and 100"10 <br />beneficial to plant growth. <br /> <br />Installation: <br /> <br />The Bonded Fiber Matrix, (BFM), shall be installed by a contractor certified by the IIIlIIlI1fiIctu <br />and trained in the proper procedures for mixing and application of the product. The BFM shall be <br />mixed according to lTIarnrl'acturer's recommendations, (125 gal water/50 LB bag, 48kg BFM/kl <br />water), and contractor shall demonstrate "free liquid" test to inspector upon request. Bonded Fiber <br />Matrix shall be spray applied at a rate of3,OOO - 3,800 LB/acre, [3,400 - 4,300 kg BFM <br />fiber/hectare, (SI Unites)], utilizing standard hydraulically seeding equipment. The BFM shall be <br />applied in successive layers, with sufficient BFM material as to achieve 100"10 coverage of all <br />exposed soil. The BFM shall not be applied over standing water, nor immediately before, during, <br />or immediately after rainfiill. The matrix shall have the opportunity to dry for 24 hours after <br />installation, with exceptions approved by the engineer. <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br />Il~A\IlllFFALO.tom<:_41AM) <br />
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