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2001-12-11_PERMIT FILE - C1981010A (6)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981010A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Doc Name
Design & Construction for GW Monitoring Wells
Section_Exhibit Name
APPENDIX V PART C
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D
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~ ' <br />~~ ~ <br />~.. (- <br />_ ~c.Fre-C~,~~~~rn company, /n~ . <br />~'~f~~ `', WATER SUPPLY SERVICES <br />~ WATER WELLS • LAYNE PUMPS • TEST DRILLING • WATER TREATMENT EQUIPMENT <br />~ {SOI Ea ~• IIiH D•e••,, Ce{erede 80]]1 AC ]0] 733-i7{1 <br />~~ <br />July 2, 1975 G ~ _ ~ <br />Utah International <br />318 West Victory way <br />Craig, Colorado 81625 <br />Atten: P. H. Schipke <br />Gentlemen: <br />Enclosed please find one copy of drillers log, one copy of pumping <br />test with recovery, one copy of drawdown curve and one copy of <br />recovery curve. Plus a pump curve showing the pump we propose to <br />install. <br />~ The well was drilled to a depth of 1,132 ft. with the Twenty Mile <br />Sands starting at approximately 955 ft. The screen starts at 1,012 ft. <br />- and extends 120 ft. to 1,132 ft. The well was pumped continuously for <br />24 hours at 80 gpm. Drawdown at the end of 24 hours was 463 ft. <br />Using these figures we come up with a specific capacity of .22. Using <br />1 hour drawdown or .17 using the entire drawdown. Figuring-the <br />transmissibility on both drawdown and recovery we come up with a <br />transmissibility of 84 gallons per day per foot, and 77 gallons per <br />day per foot. So it looks like 75 gpm is a maximum output that should <br />be expected from the well. If a 75 gpm pump is desired, the anticipated <br />24 hour drawdown for 75 gpm is approximately 431 ft. The static level <br />of 36 ft. equals a 24 hour pumping level of 467 ft. Adding a 25$ factor <br />• for continuous pumoing we come up with a 584 ft. pumping level. For <br />head design purposes we would use a 500 ft. pumping level plus 50 lbs. <br />at the surface, or 115 ft. for a total head of 615 ft. at 75 gpm. <br />The pump that comes the closest to meeting these conditions is a Reda <br />38DSSE, set 600 ft. on 3" black pipe with 600 ft. of rro. 8 cable plus - <br />airline and fittings. The total for this pump installed is 510,090.00. <br />If you want to stay with the 50 gpm pump that we originally talked <br />' about, we would anticipate a drawdown of 287 ft. plus 36 ft. static, <br />plus 115 ft. above the ground for a design condition of approximately <br />450 ft. The pump best suited for these conditions is a 33DSOP, and <br />would be set 900 ft. on 2" galvanized pipe with 400 ft. of Mo. 12 <br />3-wired jacketed cable, airline and fittings. Furnished and installed <br />for the sum of $6,866.00. <br />CANSAS CITT • WICNIiA • GA{DEN CIiT • OMAHA • AMES • AU{O{A • ST. LOUIS • DENVE{ <br />
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