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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977493
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
2/6/1996
Doc Name
EPP
From
Cyprus Climax
To
DMG
Type & Sequence
TR7
Media Type
D
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No
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10(d) <br />Mayflower decant system <br />The Mayflower decant sidehill risers consists of two 30 -inch diameter pipes that decant <br />water from the surface of the tailing pond into twin 42 -inch diameter pipes to the <br />treatment discharge point at the base of 5 -Dam. The risers used to control water flow <br />through the placement of bricks over the 30 -inch diameter pipe inlets. Historically, the <br />decant system was used to convey water to the clearwater pond where pumps were in <br />place to return water to the Climax milling and process facilities some 5 miles away. <br />The water may still be directed into the clearwater pond at an energy dissipater structure <br />and valving system at the clearwater intake. Under normal circumstances, water in the <br />decant line is directed by pipe to Tenmile Creek around the east side of the Clearwater <br />Pond where the water is treated to the target pH with sulfuric acid. The system is <br />designed such that a problem in the acid delivery system controls alarms to affect valve <br />closure and routing of treated water from the Tenmile pipe to the Clearwater Pond. The <br />alarms also dial radio signals to security staff on site. <br />Seepage from No. 5 dam is captured through a system of trenched and piped <br />subdrains, backfilled with gravel, constructed beneath the toe of the dam and upstream <br />for a distance of 1500 feet. Seepage in the impoundment infiltrates directly into either of <br />the two concrete seep water settling ponds located at the toe of the dam just above the <br />clearwater pond. These collection ponds are designed to allow all seepage to be <br />collected in one pond while the other is being serviced. The collected seep water is <br />allowed to flow into the clearwater pond where pumps return the water (flows averaging <br />600 gpm) to the north end of Mayflower Pond for mixing and treatment with other <br />waters. <br />The pumping of Mayflower seep water is discontinued during the snow melt bypass <br />period. At this time, treated water from Mayflower Tailing Pond flowing through the <br />decant lines at 6 and 7 risers is partially valved into the clearwater pond. Seep water <br />then commingles with treated water. and is discharged to Tenmile Creek. <br />The system is best understood by visitation of the treatment works. I will submit a <br />diagram of the above described system upon request. <br />
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