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( ' I l( nv N>;I .( )J'F BERM VV II l I I I <br />11 landslnpt' 1s I% or more, <br />sulitr;1d rock lavcr \,vidth from ,1d:,11q 1 tH111 width <br />to obtam minimum downslope bl·rm hH· <br />_"?:-..O _ ft -_ _JQ_ ft= /0 feet <br />2 Calculate Minimum mound Size <br />.1 Determine depth of dean sand fill .11 <br />upslope edge of rock layer: <br />Srparation 3' -""l_. ft= l feet <br />b. Add depth of clean sand for separation (2a) <br />at upslope edge, depth of rock layer (1 foot) to depth of cover <br />(1 foot) to find the mound height at the upslope edge of rock layer; <br />_J_ ft + 1ft + 1ft = ~ feet <br />c Enter table with landslope and upslope berm <br />ratio. Select berm multiplier of 3 , Z.. ~ <br />t ,,,,,., I <br />Rnd, W1dlh <br />Down.slop,· Wicllh <br />-· ----------1'------------- <br />Abwrpl1on W1dlh ... ~ <br />Upslope Width <br />d. Multiply berm multiplier by upslope mound Upslope Width Upslope Width <br />height to find upslope berm width: <br />3,__x ,3,'l.3 =~feet <br />e. Multiply rock layer width by <br />landslope to determine drop in elevation; <br />/0 x b %+100=~feet <br />f. Add depth of clean sand for slope <br />difference (2e)at downslope edge, to <br />the mound height at the upslope edge <br />of rock layer (26) to find the downslope height; <br />3 • 0 ft + D, 6 ft = ~feet <br />g. Enter table with landslope and downslope berm ratio. Select <br />berm multiplier of S -U <br />h. Multiply berm multiplier by downslope mound height to get <br />downslope berm width: <br />S, t> x 5 .26 =/B~cr feet <br />Downslope Width __ <br />Absorption Wid~-- <br />Total Length. __ _ <br />BERM SLOPE MULTIPLIERS <br />DOWNSLOPE UPSLOPE <br />i. Compare the values of step G. l /0 <br />and Step G.2h L!, °l <br />Select the greater of the two values as the <br />downslope berm width; /8 t=r feet <br />j. Total mound width is the sum of <br />upslope berm (G.2d) <br />Land <br />Slope <br />in% <br />berm multipl.itts for various <br />berm slope ratios <br />berm multipliers for various <br />berm slope ratios <br />width plus rock layer width (D.2) <br />µJus downslope berm ~i9,~h(G_l~; 1 ~ ft + __j_Q__ ft + _/._t5_, 7 ft =~feet <br />k. Total mound length is the sum of upslope <br />0 <br />4 <br />.1: l 4:l <br />3.0 4.0 <br />3.09 4.17 <br />3 19 <br />330 <br />.1 4 I <br />berm width (G.2d) plus rock !aver length (Dl) ,, , I)( <<'1, <br />plus upslope berm wi~tj, (C 2d); <br />_/!f __ ft ~ J~_2-ft + 17---f I :: ?/ fot"1 <br />1 S(I <br />~ '..J •. <br />•.J 1 ~ l 1 <br />-! <br />Final I)irnensions: <br />I() 11 1 }<.) <br />t: l -n-. ; J.: <br />~:J <br />'i.O <br />~.26 <br />5 56 <br />6.25 <br />'"it'-' <br />j(l(f,j <br />ll )I <br />6:1 <br />6.IJ <br />6.38 <br />7 32 <br />7.89 <br />8.57 <br />I(} ·,o <br />I\ (.~1 <br />1. ,.• <br />7:1 <br />70 <br />7.53 <br />8.14 <br />8.86 <br />9 7} <br />10.77 <br />I: 07 <br />U.73 <br />I~~ I <br />!(; t..(l <br />.J) .n <br />w~·\ <br />3:1 4:1 <br />3.0 4.0 <br />2.91 3.85 <br />2.83 3.70 <br />2.75 ].57 <br />2.68 3.45 <br />2.61 3.33 <br />2.54 313 -?Ah 1 t; <br />2 :n 'u, <br />I ) J(, : 94 <br />_) 31 : ~;(1 <br />.' }(J 2 -,~ <br />~: I <br />5.0 <br />4.76 <br />4 54 <br />435 <br />4. l 7 <br />4 ()() <br />1 8~ <br />l, ')(} <br />·,_')-,' <br />~ ."j • <br />6-l <br />6(1 <br />5.66 <br />5 llt <br />4 84 <br />4.67 <br />-~ .-:: ; <br />:,(·' <br />7:l <br />70 <br />6.JA <br />5.46 <br />'l_\9 <br />4 ')(l <br />l\:I <br />~.O <br />7 41 <br />6.90 <br />6 06 <br />5.71 <br />5 l"i <br />., s~ <br />,j .·,, <br />-:Z.LJ, 6 X <br />--~-·-· ----·--- <br />~~(,', ---(,'.· ___ : __ ~i: _., ••• __ ~_,_'_'·~-------~---~-~·· _______ --~~~--