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M1980244
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Report
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11/19/2011
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FINAL REPORT, VOLUME 2 OF 3 (continued) 2011 phase 5 valley leach facility ore storage 3 OF 3
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right of centerline. Structural fill was placed in 10" to 24" lifts using various CAT dozes. Each <br />lift was moisture conditioned using a CAT 773 water truck (when necessary) and compacted <br />using a 10 -ton vibratory smooth drum compactor, passing over the entire fill surface at least 4 <br />times (method compaction technique was applicable). <br />D) Soil Liner Fill <br />1) VLF <br />Soil liner fill (SLF) placement continued in the areas shown on Figure 2. One CAT 385 <br />excavator loaded 40 ton articulating and CAT 777 haul trucks from the temporary stockpile <br />locations. Subgrade was approved and moisturized prior to placement using a tandem -axel <br />water truck. Placement was performed using a CAT D -6 LGP dozer, a CAT D -7 dozer, and a <br />CAT skid steer loader in a one -foot compacted lift. Moisture conditioning of SLF material was <br />performed using a tandem -axel water truck and compaction was achieved using a 10 -ton <br />vibratory smooth drum compactor. Nuclear density testing, moisture verification, and depth <br />checks were all performed, producing results within project specifications. Test locations were <br />surveyed by Ames. <br />E) Low Volume Solution Collection System <br />1) Low Volume Solution Collection Fill ( LVSCF) <br />Finishing of the LVSCF surface continued in front of the geomembrane deployment using a <br />skid steer loader. <br />F) High Volume Solution Collection System <br />1) High Volume Solution Collection Piping <br />Placement of the high volume collection system continued at the DCF placement area shown <br />on Figures 5a and 5b, advancing in front of the placement. CPeP was placed and sandbagged in <br />accordance with design drawings and project specifications. The primary geomembrane in the <br />area was accepted prior to pipe placement. <br />Placement of the high volume solution collections risers was performed. The risers were placed <br />using a boom truck. A survey prism was placed on top of each riser section and used to ensure <br />each section was plumb before welding them into place. The installation was observed and <br />inspected by an AMEC field representative and found be constructed in accordance with the <br />design drawings and project specifications. <br />Construction of the 26" high volume solution collection piping was performed fusing the <br />previously perforated pipe sections together. Placement of the 26" high volume solution <br />collection piping was performed placing nine sections of 26" pipe were placed starting at the <br />manifold heading north. Approximately 360 lineal feet of the pipe was installed. Backfilling of <br />the pipe was performed after placement. AMEC field representatives observed the pipe <br />placement and backfill. Pipe installation was found to be constructed in accordance with the <br />design drawings and project specifications. <br />2) Drain Cover Fill (DCF) <br />Drain cover fill (DCF) placement within the Phase 5 VLF continued. DCF was placed in the <br />area show on Figures 5a and 5b. The DCF was hauled from the processing area to the <br />VLF Weekly Report WE 10.09.10.1) <br />
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