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DRMS Permit Index
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M1980244
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
11/15/2010
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QA Monitoring and Test Results- 2010, VOL. II, Appendix D, Weekly Reports, Part 5.
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ame <br />Earth & Environmental <br />Subgrade preparation was performed at east side of the Phase IV facility, between stations <br />G0+00 (+/-), G6+00 (+/-), 133+00 (+/-), and 134+00 (+/-) approximately 100 to 150 feet left of <br />the "G" centerline. The subgrade preparation was performed using a CAT D-6 LGP dozer, a <br />CAT 773 water wagon, and a 10-ton vibratory smooth drum compactor. An AMEC field <br />representative monitored the preparation constantly. Nuclear density testing was performed for <br />the subgrade with results averaging 95% of maximum dry density. Moisture-density relations <br />were performed in accordance to ASTM D-698-07. <br />E) Slope Contouring <br />1) VLF <br />Slope contouring was performed between stations J1+00 (+/-) and J7+50 (+/-), approximately <br />50 to 300 feet right of centerline and between stations J24+00 (+/-) and J29+00 (+/-) 50 feet <br />left of centerline to 50 feet right of centerline. Contouring was performed using various CAT <br />dozers. Material generated as the cut progressed was pushed down the slope. <br />Previously performed slope subgrade remediation was inspected and accepted, by an AMEC <br />representative, between stations J3+00 (+/-) and J4+00 (+/-), approximately 0 to 300 feet right <br />of centerline and between stations J6+00 (+/-) and J7+50 (+/-), approximately 0 to 300 feet <br />right of centerline. <br />F) Overburden to Stockpile <br />1) VLF <br />Oversize rock within the Phase 5 VLF fill area was removed from fill areas and hauled to the <br />overburden stockpile area east of the east perimeter road between stations A28+00 (+/-) to <br />A36+00 (+/-). <br />G) Cut to Fill <br />1) VLF <br />A John Deere 850 excavator and a CAT 385 excavator excavated structural fill material from <br />the following areas: between stations H2+00 (+/-) and H4+00 (+/-), approximately 0 to 100 <br />feet right of centerline; between stations H6+00 (+/-) and H18+00 (+/-), approximately 100 <br />feet left of centerline to 50 feet right of centerline; between stations H23+00 (+/-) and H31+00 <br />(+/-), approximately 200 to 300 feet left of centerline; and between stations K0+00 (+/-) and <br />K2+00 (+/-), approximately 200 to 275 feet left of centerline. The structural fill material was <br />loaded into CAT 777 haul trucks. <br />Prior to structural fill placement, during periods of time when ambient temperatures were <br />below 32°F, fill areas were prepared and worked to bring the existing fill to or above 38°F. <br />Ambient and fill temperatures were monitored on an hourly basis, by an AMEC representative. <br />Fill temperatures averaged approximately 46°F during the period of time the ambient <br />temperature was below 32°F. <br />Structural fill material was placed in the following areas: between stations A41+00 (+/-) and <br />A44+00 (+/-), approximately 30 feet left of centerline to 50 feet right of centerline; between <br />stations A51+00 (+/-) and A61+50 (+/-), approximately 50 to 300 feet right of centerline; <br />between stations J3+00 (+/-) and J12+00 (+/-), approximately 450 feet left of centerline to 100 <br />VLF Weekly Report WE 10.10.09.D
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