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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C2010088A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
10/21/2014
Doc Name
Operation and Reclamation Plans
Section_Exhibit Name
Section 2.05
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2.05.6 Mitigation of the Impacts of Mining Operations <br />QUALITY COAL PILE TCLP LEACHATE DATA — RW -1 COMPARISON: <br />* Dissolved <br />A TCLP with neutral leachate was also run on the clean coal sample to <br />obtain information that could not be obtained with the standard TCLP test <br />that uses acidic leachate. <br />A geochemical analysis was also performed on the clean coal to <br />determine parameters that cannot be determined by a TCLP procedure. <br />The complete data are presented in Volume I, Tab 6. <br />QUALITY COAL PILE LEACHATE DATA — COMPARISON TO RW -1: <br />EC (umhos /cm) <br />TCLP Geochemical <br />47.1 409 <br />EC is electrical conductivity. ABP is acid base potential. <br />6575 2344 <br />The pH is in the range of expected values for this type of material although <br />the TCLP derived pH is a little low. The conductivity values are low. The <br />acid base potential is not typical of the coal in this region. <br />Ground water in the vicinity of the loadout area is characterized by alluvial <br />well RW -1. All four quarters of 2010 were analyzed and the average pH <br />Permit Application 2.05 -58 01/12 <br />Clean Coal <br />RW -1 <br />Arsenic (mg /1) <br /><0.025 <br />13.44 <br />Copper (mg /1) <br /><0.005 <br />N/A <br />Iron (mg /1) <br />0.12 <br />0.0743* <br />Lead (mg /1) <br /><0.05 <br /><MDL <br />Manganese (mg /1) <br />0.11 <br />.851* <br />Mercury (mg /1) <br /><0.0002 <br /><MDL <br />Selenium (mg /1) <br /><0.050 <br />.006 <br />* Dissolved <br />A TCLP with neutral leachate was also run on the clean coal sample to <br />obtain information that could not be obtained with the standard TCLP test <br />that uses acidic leachate. <br />A geochemical analysis was also performed on the clean coal to <br />determine parameters that cannot be determined by a TCLP procedure. <br />The complete data are presented in Volume I, Tab 6. <br />QUALITY COAL PILE LEACHATE DATA — COMPARISON TO RW -1: <br />EC (umhos /cm) <br />TCLP Geochemical <br />47.1 409 <br />EC is electrical conductivity. ABP is acid base potential. <br />6575 2344 <br />The pH is in the range of expected values for this type of material although <br />the TCLP derived pH is a little low. The conductivity values are low. The <br />acid base potential is not typical of the coal in this region. <br />Ground water in the vicinity of the loadout area is characterized by alluvial <br />well RW -1. All four quarters of 2010 were analyzed and the average pH <br />Permit Application 2.05 -58 01/12 <br />
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