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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1982057
IBM Index Class Name
REPORT
Doc Date
5/6/2008
Doc Name
2007 Annual Hydrology Report to Appendix C
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Seneca Coal Company
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DRMS
Annual Report Year
2007
Permit Index Doc Type
Hydrology Report
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DTM
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The Seneca II-W PHC predicts annual average TDS values at various Wadge <br />overburden wells. For Well WOV14, a value of 4385 mg/1 was predicted, <br />while a value of 4290 mg/1 was observed this year. <br /> For Well WOV17, a value of 4295 mg/1 was predicted, while a value of <br /> 7410 mg/1 was observed this year. The predicted value for Well WOV17 was <br /> predicated on a 5.5s increase of the premining value of 4072 mg/1, which <br /> is an average of several overburden wells. However, Well WOV17 exhibited <br /> a premining TDS average value of 8043 mg/1, while the next highest TDS <br /> Wadge overburden well (WOV15) had a baseline TDS average of 3741 mg/l. <br /> Well WOV17 also exhibited a high degree of baseline TDS variability <br /> (min. = 6860, max. = 8586 mg/1) The average TDS value this year, 7410 <br /> mg/1, was below the PHC prediction using the average baseline value <br /> (8043 + 5.5°s = 8485 mg/1), and is also below a 5.5% increase of the <br /> maximum baseline TDS value (8586 + 5.5% = 9058 mg/1) Also, as explained <br /> previously in the alluvium section, calculated TDS values are often <br /> preferable to measured TDS values. The calculated TDS average value this <br /> year was 6725 mg/1. More data will be needed to evaluate the long-term <br /> TDS trend; however the peak TDS value occurred in 1998, and are now <br /> decreasing. <br />- Wadge Coal. Four wells monitor the Wadge coal seam. Well WW14 <br />recently exhibits a stable TDS trend (SF=0.5), with TDS values peaking <br />in 2001. Well WW16 has not had enough water in it to sample since May <br />1999, and has been dry since October 2004. In past years it displayed an <br />increasing TDS trend. Well WW17 exhibits a nearly level TDS trend. Well <br />WW25 exists in the II-W South Expansion area. It was drilled in <br />September 2004. TDS values at this well display an increasing trend. <br />The Seneca II-W PHC predicts an annual average TDS value of 2630 mg/1 <br />for Well WW14, while a value of 4725 mg/1 (4255 mg/1 calculated) was <br />observed this year. For Well WW17, a value of 3002 mg/1 was predicted, <br />while a value of 690 mg/1 was observed this year. <br />As noted in the previous paragraph, Well WW14 experienced this year a <br />TDS exceedence of the PHC prediction. This prediction was based on <br />7 <br />
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