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2016-08-08_REVISION - M1980244 (2)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1980244
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
8/8/2016
Doc Name
Request for Technical Revision
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Newmont / CC&V
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DRMS
Type & Sequence
TR81
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TC1
WHE
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D
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DRMS Re-OCR
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Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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Primary containment <br /> In the leach circuit at the HGM, the vat leach tanks are considered primary containment. To <br /> ensure that overtopping of the primary containment does not occur again Newmont has <br /> implemented critical changes and proposes to make another. First,within the circuit of six vat <br /> leach tanks a series of"upcomers"were replaced with"downcomers". Downcomers are a series <br /> of pipes used to convey process slurry from one tank to another. Downcomers deliver the slurry <br /> to the base of the interior of the tank, as opposed to upcomers which moved slurry to the top of <br /> each tank. Second, the diameter of the pipes that convey the slurry was increased from 8 inch to <br /> 20 inch. With this change,the process slurry was able to flow more easily from tank to tank <br /> given the expected available head pressure. Figure 1 shows the comparison of process slurry <br /> movement between upcomers and downcomers in the vat leach tanks. Additionally,Newmont <br /> proposes to replace the conditioning tank with a simple process slurry delivery line to the vat <br /> leach tanks. In each of the afore mentioned improvements the primary containment has been <br /> enhanced and the potential for an upset condition to occur has been greatly reduced. <br /> JFE — — t —r--t— r r—-----a--- �---t— <br /> 1 1 <br /> -NW.IL eatr—1 th' I I I I <br /> I IT— I E wsu'—r� III 11 � I R ! <br /> II I I I I I 1 1 1 I <br /> II <br /> r- .II i II I I 1 1 1 i II I II 1 <br /> ' II '1 11 I I 1 1 I 111 II1 ( I !I ! <br /> 1110-47-056 -647-054 <br /> 1 1 11 11 1 I I I I 1110 111 1 <br /> I I <br /> Figure 1:Representation of 3 vat leach tanks.Red arrows indicate flow direction of the process slurry with previous <br /> upcomer conveyance. Green arrows indicate flow direction of the process slurry with current downcomer <br /> conveyance. Each tank is understood to contain mixers shown in the far left tank. Source:FL Smidth,HighGrade Mill <br /> Leach Area General Arrangement Sections,Drawing#20-647-32,Issued for construction 02-25-2013 <br /> Secondary containment <br /> In the leach circuit at the HGM, the concrete curbing surrounding the vat leach tanks is <br /> considered secondary containment. Per Amendment 10,Volume 1, Exhibit U, Section 6.3.2, <br /> "The leach tank secondary containment will hold 75%of the volume of one tank.". Any leaks or <br /> spills occurring on the secondary containment are designed to be collected by a sump and <br /> recirculated to the vat leach tanks. <br /> In the event of an upset condition within the vat leach tank circuit,the process slurry would be <br /> removed from secondary containment within seven days of the event. <br /> Tertiary containment <br /> At the HGM,the 80 mil textured Linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) geomembrane liner <br /> beneath the entire facility is considered tertiary containment. Figure 2 shows the original design <br />
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