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Permit No
M1988101
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
11/1/1990
Doc Name
HYDROLOGY AND HYDRAULICS FONIS PIT ACCESS ROAD CULVERTS
Section_Exhibit Name
ELBERT COUNTY
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V <br />W <br />C) <br />Z' <br />Z <br />2 <br />f— <br />a- <br />W <br />J <br />Q <br />la. <br />Z <br />a <br />a <br />0 <br />3 <br />2 <br />1 <br />0 <br />(MINUTES) 5 <br />10 16 20 26 30 40 60 60 60 100 120 160 160 240 im 360 <br />1 2 3 4 5 6 <br />BASIN DATA <br />DURATION IN MINUTES AND HOURS <br />5 <br />4 <br />3 <br />2 <br />1 <br />E <br />8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 (HOURS) <br />RAINFALL DEPTH - DURATION GRAPH <br />FROM: Denver Regional Council of Governments <br />6: Wright— McLoughlin Engineers <br />BASIN AREA = 11.5 sqr miles (7300 acres) <br />BASIN LENGTH - 6 miles <br />BASIN SLOPE (.1L to .85L) _ (6600 - 6200)/4.7 — 85 ft /mi <br />SOIL TYPES: (and SCS hydrologic group) <br />Mid Slopes —> Kutch — "C ", Bresser — "B ", Cushman — "C" <br />Uplands —> Brusset — "Be, Peyton — "B ", Elbeth — "B" <br />All areas classified as "rangeland — fair" <br />SOIL TYPE AREAS: <br />as short term access to <br />a gravel pit. <br />No public traffic will use this crossing. The proposed <br />Hydrologic Group <br />B — 9.6 <br />sqr. miles <br />(6100 acres) <br />Hydrologic Group <br />C — 1.9 <br />sqr. miles <br />(1200 acres) <br />SCS CURVE NUMBERS: <br />which will allow the stream to <br />flow at natural depth and <br />velocity. The <br />Hydrologic Antecedent <br />Moisture <br />Conditions <br />Group <br />Dry <br />Avg. <br />Wet <br />B <br />69 <br />85 <br />97 <br />C <br />79 <br />90 <br />98 <br />Design CN — (9.6/11.5)69 + (1.9/11.5)79 - 71 <br />INFILTRATION LOSSES: <br />S 1000 /CN — 10 = 1000/71 — 10 = 4.08 <br />qr = (p — .25) [3.9 — (.2)(4.08 }] = 1.3 Inches (runoff after infiltration) <br />(p + .8S) [3.9 + (.8)(4.08)] <br />TiME OF CONCENTRATION: <br />Overland now per SCS: <br />3000 ft. O 6.67% w/ avg velocity of 2.75 fps <br />Ti = 3000/2.75 — 18 minutes <br />Channel Flow per Kirpich eqn: <br />LM77 27,000 <br />Tch — .00013 • ss - .00013 • 0.3s6 <br />g a .016 <br />Tch = 1.65 hours <br />Total Time of Concentration: <br />Tc = .30 + 1.65 = 1.95 hours use 2 hours <br />25 YEAR 24 HOUR PEAK FLOW: <br />Q = 185 a AREA • qr (from SCS "Peak Discharge as Function of Tc ") <br />Q= 185.11.6 +1.3 -2800 cis <br />NATURAL CHANNEL FLOW: <br />n =.04 <br />S — .016 <br />Rh —d =5' <br />V = (1.49 /n) �•� - 13.8 fps <br />Therefore channel will flow naturally O approximately. (w /o backwater) <br />14 fps <br />5 feet deep <br />40 feet wide <br />y <br />Tiedown <br />T <br />I <br />ROADWAY EMBANKMENT <br />CULVERTS <br />(2ea 6' 0 x 40 feet) <br />Depth approx. 5' <br />per CWCB eqns. <br />-I— II Ili <br />' I I Channel bottom <br />SECTION ® CROSSING <br />Roadway Surface <br />IS <br />351 <br />1 I . r . 1 , <br />SECTION A <br />Low —point in roadway <br />A single 6' 0 culvert, under outlet control, will carry <br />approximately 240 cfs when inlet Is 3' submerged. <br />(Source: AISC Steel Drainage Structure Design Manual,l, fig 4 -35) <br />Permit Number n) <br />Class'e't-ernin 1 ,1�-1} <br />SectioniExhibit <br />Classy ❑ Rev ision <br />TYPe /Se9: <br />i _._._._._._._i <br />_ _._ ------- I <br />Class: O Report 0 Hydro ClGeneral -- - -- - '-' -'- <br />Doc Type: <br />OApplication (Coal only) ❑ Bond O Enforcement O Inspection <br />BASIN PLAN <br />SCALE: 1" = 5000' <br />DESIGN PRINCIPAL: This crossing is proposed <br />as short term access to <br />a gravel pit. <br />No public traffic will use this crossing. The proposed <br />structure will <br />pass approximately 20% of the <br />25 year storm before the <br />road overtops <br />between the culverts. The overtopping will wash out the <br />road between <br />the culverts, and the culverts <br />will provide a stable <br />channel bank <br />which will allow the stream to <br />flow at natural depth and <br />velocity. The <br />owner is aware of the risk of <br />regular wash out, and <br />accepts that <br />risk. The owner also owns the <br />property immediately down- <br />stream from <br />this site. Sediment introduced <br />into the stream, during a <br />washout, will <br />be minor in comparison with natural sediment transport <br />during even a <br />1 year event. <br />RECEIVED <br />NOV 0 11990 <br />Mined Land <br />Reclamation Division <br />11 1 - d 2f <br />HYDROLOGY & HYDRAULICS <br />FONDIS PIT ACCESS ROAD CULVERTS <br />OVER W. BIJOU CREEK TRIBUTARY <br />ELBERT COUNTY, COLORADO <br />Wo P E C TR U M ENGINEERING do MANAGEMENT, INC. <br />P.O. OW 1716 MONTROSE. COLORADO 81402 (303) 249 -7974 <br />SCALE: 1' = 5000' <br />DATE: 10/31/90 <br />REVISED: <br />ENGINEER: JA <br />JOB NUMBER: 5105 <br />SHEET: H1 <br />I IIIIII VIII VIII VIII VIII VIII VIII VIII IIII IIII <br />0 0 0 1 1 9 9 1 <br />
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