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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981013
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
7/30/1987
Section_Exhibit Name
EXHIBIT 17 REFUSE AREA DISPOSAL DESIGN
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0 <br />• test samples. Direct shear tests of the composite sample were limited to particles <br />smaller than 3/8 inches. To better simulate the full-sized sample, the plus 3/8-inch <br />materials were screened from the composite samples to be tested and replaced with <br />#4 sieve to -3/8-inch material. A standard Proctor moisture-density test (ASTM D <br />698, AASHTO T 99) was performed on the composite sample with the + 3/4 inch <br />particles excluded. Laboratory test results are shown on Figs. 4 through 7. <br />COAL PROCESSING WASTE PILE CONDfIIONS <br />Project History <br />The general location of the coal processing waste pile is shown on Fig. 1. We <br />understand the permit for the pile construction was obtained in July of 1987, with <br />initial waste placement soon thereafter. At the time of the current field investigation <br />(November of 1995) the waste pile had been filled approximately to elevation 7160. <br />The topography of the existing waste pile is shown on Fig. 2 based upon survey <br />• information provided by Basin Resources. The survey was based on a~ flig~it•- <br />perfor~med on-Nlar.ch 23, 1995.=Ba'sin, Resources, Inc. indicated that acJditional coal: . <br />waste was placed along the:face of;the,'pile•subsequent to the 1.9.95 survey and that <br />the cur•[ent configuration of.the pile is sloped-between 2.0;7„and 2.5:1 for they entire <br />..-s <br />height. of ;the pile. <br />We were not provided information regarding the construction of the waste <br />pile. We assume that the natural ground surface was stripped of vegetation and <br />topsoil prior to waste placement and that the waste was properly compacted. We <br />have performed quarterly density testing of the coal processing waste pile from <br />March, 1995 to the present under Job No. 22,905. The results of the testing <br />indicated adequate compaction. We do not believe a drain system was installed <br />below~•the:;pil:e, T.he, pilepis'~not located in a valley section-and we do not believe a <br />drain"is merited. <br /> <br />BASIN RESOURCES, INC. <br />crt,~ s~,~sa 3 <br />
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