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M1974004
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REPORT
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3/11/2015
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Annual Report Fee Map
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Martin Marietta Materials, Inc.
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Martin Marietta Materials <br />Spec -Agg 2015 Annual Report <br />On the stereonets, Markland's criteria for wedge sliding are satisfied when the intersection of two <br />discontinuities plot within the critical zone. <br />6.4.1.3 Topplinq Failure <br />Toppling failures can occur where planes share a similar dip direction to the slope face and where they <br />dip relatively steeply into the slope face. In our opinion, toppling failure is not likely to be associated with <br />large -scale instability on the scale of'an entire mine highwall. Therefore, toppling was not considered in <br />our kinematic analysis. However, small -scale toppling failures are likely to occur locally at the site <br />contributing to localized rockfall. <br />6.4.2 East Walls <br />For the 2015 annual report, we analyzed two east wall orientations based on the locations shown in <br />Figure 2 and Table 2: East Walls 1 and 2 corresponds to the same wall location and orientation analyzed <br />in the previous 2013 and 2014 annual reports. <br />The stereonet plot for East Wall 1 does not indicate the possibility of planar or wedge failure. <br />The stereonet plot for East Wall 2 shows one discontinuity intersection that falls within the failure <br />envelope, suggesting that wedge failure is kinematically possible for this slope orientation (Figure 8). The <br />intersecting set that may result in wedge failure includes joint P -5 and joint P -7. Planar failure is not <br />indicated in the stereonet plot for East Wall 2. <br />The development and size of these wedge failures will be controlled by the variability and limited lateral <br />extent of the discontinuities. Based on the current and previous data set, joint P -5 and joint P -7 have <br />weak signatures represented by relatively few measured orientations representing these features (Figure <br />6). As excavation proceeds in the eastern walls, additional measurements are needed to refine the <br />representative discontinuity orientations of these joint and foliation sets in this area to evaluate their <br />potential to contribute to large -scale slope failure modes. <br />Our analysis indicates that potential planar and wedge failures may form in individual benches along the <br />eastern walls with near vertical faces (30 feet in height) during the temporary conditions prior to <br />reclamation. <br />6.4.3 Northern Walls <br />For the 2015 annual report, we analyzed four northern wall orientations based on the locations shown in <br />Figure 2 and Table 2: Northeast Walls 1 through 3, and the Northwest Wall correspond to the same wall <br />locations and orientations analyzed in the previous 2013 and 2014 annual reports. <br />The stereonet plot for Northeast Wall 1 indicates a potential planar failure mode along foliation F -1 for this <br />slope orientation (Figure 9). This is the same foliation orientation that was believed to contribute to the <br />1998 slope instability in the Northwest Wall. The stereonet plot for Northeast Wall 1 does not indicate the <br />possibility of wedge failure (Figure 9). <br />The stereonet plot for Northeast Wall 2 shows one discontinuity intersection that fall within the failure <br />envelope, suggesting that wedge failure is kinematically possible for this slope orientation (Figure 9). The <br />February 25, 2015 Page 12 Lachel & Associates, Inc. <br />Project 14364006.00 02015 All Rights Reserved <br />
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