Contents
- Permeable Heavy Use Area for Livestock Farms
- Agenda
- Reasons to build a HUA
- Typical HUA Description
- Permeable HUA
- Lab Testing
- Gravel and Test Buckets marked at 6" and 12" depth
- Gravel bucket filled slightly over 6" with 2.5" rock and compacted, Water bucket filled to 6"
- Water level = 3-5/8" after filling 2.5" Gravel Bucket to 6" line Water capacity = 39.6%
- 2.5" Gravel & Water Buckets after filling Gravel Bucket with water to 6" line
- 2.5" Gravel placed loose in Orange Bucket after test Notice additional rock volume w/o compaction
- Gravel bucket filled slightly over 6" with 1"-Minus and compacted, Water bucket filled to 6"
- Water level = 3-1/2" after filling 1"-minus Gravel Bucket to 6" line Water capacity = 41.7%
- 1"-minus Gravel placed loose in Orange Bucket after test Notice additional rock volume w/o compaction
- 2.5" rock placed and compacted to slightly below 6" level
- 1"-minus placed on top and compacted to slightly over 12", water bucket filled to 12" See note (next) -
- Note on Rock Levels and Placement
- Water level = 7-7/8" after filling Permeable HUA Gravel Bucket to 12" line Water capacity = 34.4%
- 2.5" & 1"-minus Gravel placed loose in Orange Bucket after test Notice additional rock volume w/o compaction
- Proposed Hyatt HUA
- Proposed Hyatt HUA
- Proposed Hyatt HUA
- Storm Runoff Table,
- Storm Runoff Table,
- Simulation with WaterWorks
- Level Pool Routing Results:
- Conclusion:
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