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M1977153
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2/24/2004
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Design Technical Memorandum
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Hazeltine/Road Runners Rest II/8rinkmann-Woodward Gravel Pits Lining Project-Design Technical Memorandum <br />Denver Water <br />August 2003 <br />The area of the perimeter liner used in the calculation of allowable leakage is calculated by <br />multiplying the length and height of the liner. For asoil-bentonite cutoff wall, the length of the <br />liner is the length of the centerline of the completed cutoff wall. The height of the liner is the <br />difference in elevation between the ground surface above the cutoff wall and the ground <br />surface at the pit bottom near the toe of the pit slopes. The depth of liner penetration below the <br />bottom of the pit is not considered in the calculation of the allowable leakage rate. <br />We calculated the allowable leakage rate based on the following considerations: <br />I. The liner will be constructed around the west, north, and east sides of the combined <br />Hazeltine, Road Runners Rest II, and Brinkmann-Woodward Reservoir. <br />2. The existing berm between Hazeltine and Howe-Haller Pits was not included in the <br />calculation of the SEO allowable leakage rate or in the computation of expected <br />seepage into the Hazeltine, Road Runners Rest II, and Brinkmann-Woodward <br />Reservoir. <br />3. The bottom of the reservoir would be at the top of bedrock. Based on data from the 34 <br />borings drilled around the perimeter of the Hazeltine, Road Runners Rest II, and <br />Brinkmann-Woodward Pits, the top of bedrock ranges from 11 to 59 feet below ground <br />surface. The weighted average distance from the ground surface to the top of bedrock <br />is about 35.7 feet (ground surface to pit bottom). <br />4. The length of the soil-bentonite cutoff wall was estimated by a generalized base line <br />around the perimeter of the reservoir. The length of this generalized base line was <br />about 14,800 lineal feet. The bottom area of the pit used in the leakage calculations <br />was estimated by plan area. The bottom area used in the calculations for a combined <br />single pit was 8,843,300 ft~. <br />5. Based on this rate, we calculated the SEO maximum allowable total Design Standard <br />leakage rate into the Hazeltine, Road Runners Rest II, and Brinkmann-Woodward <br />Reservoir is 156 gallons per minute (gpm) and the total Performance Standard leakage <br />rate is 468 gpm. <br />The design of a lining system should include a FOS against leakage to account for: 1) <br />variations in subsurface conditions, 2) uncertainties associated with interpreting limited data <br />(i.e., estimating bedrock hydraulic conductivities between widely spaced borings), and 3) the <br />economic risk of failing to meet SEO Design and Performance Standards for a lined water <br />storage facility. The selection of an appropriate design factor of safety and the various factors <br />governing its selection are presented in Section 4.7. <br />GEI Consultants, Inc. is 0?0300?-0);I IA-Hazeltine Uacn TN <br />
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