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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977300
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
6/18/2010
Doc Name
Interim Water Treatment System
From
Susan Wyman, P.E., P.G.- Whetstone Associates
To
Cotter Corporation
Type & Sequence
TR13
Email Name
DB2
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D
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III- MY77-3 0 a " 772-13 <br />Iii hetstor?e <br />Associates Technical Memorandum <br />To: John Hamrick, Randy Whicker (Cotter Corporation) 4109C <br />From: Susan Wyman, P.E., P.G. <br />Date: June 18, 2010 " <br />Subject: Interim water treatment system for the Schwartzwalder Mine <br />An interim water treatment system is proposed to treat groundwater from Sump 1 at the <br />Schwartzwalder Mine. <br />Groundwater will be pumped from Sump 1 using a submersible pump or jet pump capable of <br />pumping 40 gallons per minute (gpm). The raw water will be piped approximately 25 feet to a skid- <br />mounted ion exchange (IX) water treatment system provided by Water Remediation Technology <br />(WRT). <br />The treatment system will consist of two ion-exchange columns capable of treating up to 50 gpm. <br />The ion-exchange columns are packed with Zr92 resin, which is specifically engineered for removal <br />of uranium. <br />The treated water will be piped from the treatment system through 3-inch HDPE (poly) pipe to a <br />discharge point on Ralston Creek (Figure 1). For the interim measure, the pipe will be laid at ground <br />surface, except where it crosses the existing access road where it will be buried and bedded or <br />culverted. At the temporary outfall on Ralston Creek, the pipe will daylight and the flow will be <br />routed onto a rip rap apron to prevent excessive scour and erosion at the outfall. Flow will be <br />visible, measurable, and sampleable at the outfall. <br />The skid-mounted treatment system will be replaced by a weatherized water treatment system that <br />will be housed in the existing water treatment plant (WTP) building. Significant engineering design <br />work has already been performed for the larger water treatment system, pumps, and buried piping <br />system. The interim system is expected to be in use for four to five weeks, and will remove 0.77 lbs <br />of uranium per day (0.35 kg/day) based on a flow rate of 40 gpm and an alluvial groundwater <br />concentration of 1.6 mg/L. <br />Whetstone Associates, Inc. <br />243 N. Main St. ? Gunnison, Colorado 812306 Phone 970-641-7471 ? Fax 970-641-7431
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