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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980003
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Doc Name
Section 2.04 TO SECTION 2.04.7
Section_Exhibit Name
SECTION 2.04 Requirements for Information on Environmental Resources
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REVIEW QUESTION <br />• L.VY.V <br />(1)(b)(i)(c) Physical properties of each stratum within the overburden and <br />interburden must be discussed. Shale is the only material presently ad- <br />dressed. Also drill hole data must be well coordinated with corresponding <br />map locations so that the spatial nature of these strata can be inter- <br />preted. <br />RESPONSE <br />PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF OVERBURDEN <br />The majority of the overburden has been logged from cores as <br />shale or siltstone. These materials occur in thin strata and <br />exhibit varying degrees of hardness. Weathering will affect <br />these rocks differently with the harder material taking longer <br />to physically degrade. Shales or siltstones weigh approximately <br />3,800 pounds per bank cubic yard and have a relative swell fac- <br />tor of 33 percent. <br />• ' Thinly bedded fine to medium grain sandstones comprise 10 to 20 <br />percent of the overburden. These strata are commonly laminated, <br />and the rock will readily disintegrate when exposed to weather- <br />ing. The sandstone has an approximate weight of 3,600 pounds <br />per cubic yard and a swell factor in the neighborhood of 30 per- <br />cent. <br /> <br /> <br />
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