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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8443.400
Description
Narrows Project - Reports
State
CO
Basin
South Platte
Water Division
1
Date
2/1/1978
Author
US DoI BoR
Title
Special Report Investigation of Review Issues Narrows Unit - Colorado
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />" , <br />r t'l:, <br />l..vV 1 <br /> <br />Conclusions <br /> <br />"A. This study has shown that for a saturated aquifer exit <br />gradients large enough to cause piping would occur in the <br />absence of any relief drainage. A transient study may show <br />that these gradients will not develop in the time required to <br />lower the reservoir from the maximum water elevation down to <br />normal elevation. Unless this is shown by further study, some <br />relief drainage will be required. <br /> <br />B. The beneficial effects of exit gradient reduction by the <br />impermeable slurry trench extend at the most to approximately <br />300 feet beyond the end of the trench. <br /> <br />C. A partial depth slurry trench is ineffective in reducing <br />high gradients for the geologic conditions modeled. <br /> <br />D. Pressure relief wells in combination with the proposed <br />slurry trench will provide adequate relief of large exit <br />gradients. Such a system may allow for a reduction in length <br />of the slurry trench if additional seepage losses to the river <br />can be tolerated. A toe drain. . . will also be required to <br />reduce horizontal gradients at the toe. <br /> <br />E. Well spaci'ng rather than well depth shoul d be checked for <br />economy when the final design is made. It was found in this <br />report and has been shown in previous works. . . that fully <br />penetrating wells are much more effective than partially <br />penetrating wells in this type of aquifer." <br /> <br />Safety Review Panel <br /> <br />To review the feasibility embankment designs and the results of the <br />stability analysis, an independent review panel was established. Panel <br />members were selected from a list of private consultants with expertise <br />in embankment and foundation design and geology. The Bureau of Reclamation <br />and the Colorado Department of Natural Resources collaborated on the <br />list of nominees and agreed on the final selections. Commissioner <br />R. Keith Higginson and Assistant Secretary Guy Martin concurred in the <br />selections. The three private consultants who formed the independent <br />safety review panel were: <br /> <br />1. George Sowers. Law Engineering and Testing Consultants; experienced <br />in dam embankments and foundations. <br />2. Thomas Leps. Thomas Leps Company; experienced in dam embankments <br />and founda tions. <br /> <br />10 <br />
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