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FROM WPTER MGT, CONSUL TRNTS <br />FAX MESSAGE <br />03.29.1998 <br />• III IIIIIIIIIIIII III <br />999 <br />To: Roy Cellan <br /> Don Weddell (Miners Inc.) <br />Company: Homestake <br />Fax No.: 505-287-9289 <br /> 303-757-6946 <br />From: Jerry Rowe /Brian Tilton <br />Dale: 3-25-98 <br />Pages: 3 (including this page) <br />'.;~; .; <br />I?'IAR ~', look <br />J <br />rl 1~ . <br />... ..tab. ~~ :.IJ I <br />17:24 P. 01 <br />~UATER <br />MANAGEMENT <br />CONSULTANTS <br />ta0t SEVENTEENTH ST, SUITE 310 <br />DENVER, COLORADO 80202, USA <br />TELEPHONE: (303) 297 9005 <br />TELFFAx: (303( 2979007 <br />Subject: Tracer injection system design <br />Presented below arc the suggested specifications to ins[all a tracer injection system for the Bulldog adi[ <br />plug project. The system is designed to allow injection of a fluorescent dye (Rhodsmine WT) behind the <br />adit plug to determine the effectiveness of the seal. <br />A schematic of the proposed tracer injection system is attached. The system shall be installed in the adit <br />before the plug is constructed. Basically, a tracer compound shall be injected into ;/a-inch diameter <br />polyethylene tubing that is fisted wish small cmi[ters or drip heads every S feet. The polyethylene [ubing <br />shall he attached to a 1-inch diameter stainless steel pipe that extends through the concrete adit plug. A <br />gate valve shall be attached to the stainless steel pipe on the portal side. To provide additional security <br />from damage to the emitters front plugging and/or damage from floating debris or slough, the ~/.-inch <br />diameter tubing shall he placed inside a 4-inch diameter, perforated, flexible drain pipe. A detailed <br />description of the materials that will be used to construct the system is presented below. <br />The 1-inch diameter stt:cl pipe will be constructed out of 316 grade stainless steel and have American <br />standard Taper Pipe Threads (NPT), A minimum of 26 feet of the steel pipe will be installed through <br />the concrete forms before the adit plug is poured. Threaded, stainless steel (316 grade) couplings <br />tvil] be used to attach individual sections of the steel pipe together. The pipe ants couplings shall he <br />Schedule 40 and meet ASTM A53 specifications. A steel flange, similar to the one installed on the <br />3-inch diameter drain pipe, shall be attached to portal side of the pipe so that it is securely fastened <br />into [he adit plug when it is poured. Site installation personnel shall ensure char the pipe extends a <br />minimum of ]2 incites out of the adit plug ott both sides before it is poured. <br />• The portal side of the steel pipe shall be fitted wi[h a 1-inch diameter, stainless steel (316 grade) gate <br />valve. A threaded stainless steel male end plug shall be installed in the open end of the gate valve to <br />prevent possible leakage if the valve is inadvertently opened. <br />Polyethylene tubing (3/4-inch diameter) shall be attached to the 1-inch diameter steel pipe on the <br />upstream (mitre) side of the plug. The tubing shall extend from the plug to daylight curve or as close <br />to daylight curve as access permits. It is estimated [hat approximately 200 feet of tubing will be <br />needed. If necessary, the tubing shall be spliced together with barbed nipples and stainless steel hose <br />clamps. The tubing shall be rated for a minimum 90 pounds per square inch (psi) of pressure. A <br />threaded/barbed nosed plastic coupling shall be used to attach the tubin¢ to the 1-inch diameter steel <br />