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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981047
IBM Index Class Name
Report
Doc Date
12/13/1984
Doc Name
LABORATORY TESTING SELECT MATERIAL
From
ROCKY MOUNTAIN GEOTECHNICAL INC
To
BLUE RIBBON COAL CO
Permit Index Doc Type
STABILITY REPORT
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D
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J III IIIIIIIIIIIII III <br />999 <br />.~ <br />. I ROCKY MOUNTAIN GEOTECHNICAL, INC. <br />Achieving Harmony with Earth <br />December 13, 1984 <br />Blue Ribbon Coal Company <br />P.O. Box 939 <br />Paonia, CO 81428 <br />Attn: Larry Reschke <br />Re: Laboratory Testing Select Material <br />Dear Mr. Reschke: <br />Direct Shear testing was performed on the select material <br />delivered to Rocky Mountain Geotechnical by Blue Ribbon Coal <br />Company. The moisture-density relationship of the material was <br />also determined for use in field density testing. The Direct <br />Shear test was performed to determine the suitability of this <br />material for the mine bench stabilization. The material is to be <br />• placed in the areas indicated as "Select Material" on the <br />construction drawings prepared by Rocky Mountain Geotechnical. <br />Prior to performing the Direct Shear test, a sieve analysis and <br />Proctor test were run on the sample. The results of these tests <br />are indicated on Figures 1 and 2. Due to the large percentage of <br />large material, the Direct Shear test was performed on the <br />portion of the sample passing the #4 sieve. The angle of <br />internal friction (H) measured from the test can then be adjusted <br />to account for the larger material. A phi of 36 degrees is <br />required for the design presented by Rocky Mountain Geotechnical. <br />The results of the Direct Shear test are presented on Figure 3. <br />The results indicate a cohesion (c) = 0 and phi = 35 degrees. <br />This value is determined from the portion of the material passing <br />the 54 sieve compacted to 908 of maximum Proctor density. The <br />material passing the #4 sieve was utilized in the test due to the <br />size of the Direct Shear box. The larger sized particles, if <br />used in the Shear test, would result in an artificially high phi <br />angle due to the forced shearing plane in the Shear box. <br />Due to the large percentage of material retained on the A4 sieve, <br />an increase of phi would be expected. An increase in phi would <br />also be expected due to the angularity of the coarse material. <br />An increase from 35 degrees to 36 degrees or more, as required to <br />• meet the design requirements is anticipated for this material. <br />The Railroad Station • 555E Pities Peak Avenues Swbe 107 • Culnrniln S~u~in{~s. Culnrnrlo E30003 • 011131 63 1 1999 <br />
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