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DRMS Permit Index
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M1980244
IBM Index Class Name
Report
Doc Date
10/21/2016
Doc Name
SGVLF Phase I Cert Report - Solution Collection Piping Modifications Memo
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TR87
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Technical Memorandum <br />Solution Collection Piping Modifications <br />NewFields Job No. 475.0106.006 <br />August 22, 2016 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Page 2 <br />calculated by multiplying the maximum application rate by the application area reporting to the <br />pipes: <br />൬6.68ݔ10ି ݂ܿݏ <br />݂ݐ ଶ ൰ ൈ ሺ660,282 ݂ݐ ଶ ሻ ൌ 4.41 ݂ܿݏ <br />Using the Bentley FlowMaster software, NewFields checked the full flow capacity of several <br />pipe sizes, using a mannings “n” of 0.012 and pipe slope of 40.13%. Table 1 below summarizes <br />the results: <br />TABLE 1 – FULL FLOW CAPACITY <br />Size <br />Full flow capacity <br />(1 pipe) <br />(cfs) <br />Full flow capacity <br />(twin pipes) <br />(cfs) <br />4” diameter HDPE 1.30 2.60 <br />8” diameter HDPE 8.28 16.56 <br />12” diameter HDPE 24.41 48.82 <br />24” diameter HDPE 154.99 309.98 <br /> <br />Based on the full flow capacity shown in Table 1, twin 12” diameter solution collection pipes <br />provide sufficient capacity to contain the maximum design flowrate of 4.41 cfs. In fact, with two <br />12” dia. pipes flowing full, the carrying capacity of the pipe system proposed exceeds the <br />required maximum flow rate by an order of magnitude. <br />2.0 BARREN PIPE ALIGNMENT REVISION ALONG THE MILL PLATFORM <br />Per Newmont’s request, NewFields reviewed the request to revise the Barren pipe alignment. <br />Newmont would like to install the Barren pipe along the 9880 construction bench, near the toe <br />of the containment berm within the limits of the mill platform. <br />Based on the approved design, the pipe bench, see Figure 3 below, would constructed 7.5’ <br />below the 9880 construction, along the Mil Platform. The geometry of the pipe bench was <br />designed to keep the Barren pipe several feet below the terminal edge of the geomembrane <br />liner and reduce the chance of solution flowing off the lined area. <br />In order to assess potential areas where solution may escape containment, NewFields reviewed <br />the geomembrane placement and tie‐in locations shown in the Mill Site Earthworks and Squaw <br />Gulch Valley Leach Facility drawing sets. As shown below on Figure 4 Drawing A160
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