The document discusses a drainage solution for Watt Field to address ponding issues. It considers replacing the soil, installing drains, and revising the land management through different shrub and planting configurations. Modeling shows complete shrub cover reduces runoff by 23% and erosion by 27% compared to the current grassland. The recommended solution is to plant shrubs, perennials, and trees and add benches and tables to improve aesthetics and functionality while decreasing runoff and erosion.
The document summarizes a project to redesign the composting facility for the City of Columbia. The objectives are to evaluate incorporating food waste, redesign the site layout, and increase profitability. It provides background on the current facility and rationale for changes. A literature review covers composting processes and technologies. Methods include determining pile dimensions and a material mass balance. Results include the proposed material balance and site layout. The document acknowledges experts who provided information.
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Internship at POLİKAY Atık Yönetimi Gaz Mühendislik ve İnşaat San. ve Tic.Ltd.Şti.
Water Tank Building,concrete road, drainage’s place, storage area, wheel vehicle washing building, weighbridge for tractors are was built in Muğla.
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The document discusses the benefits of large volume cement batch mixing for horizontal well casing design. It outlines two main cement mixing methods - continuous mixing and batch mixing. Batch mixing allows for extended hydration time and precise density control compared to continuous mixing. The document also presents a case study comparing bond log results from an injector well cemented using a 63m3 batch mixer versus a producer well cemented with conventional continuous mixing, showing improved bonding with the batch mixer. Maintaining high annular velocity over 80m/min during cement placement is also key to ensuring proper displacement and bonding.
The document summarizes the redevelopment of a former textile mill site in Grafton, Massachusetts into a golf club and driving range. The project will include a two-tier driving range with 26 stalls extending 300 yards, as well as a restaurant, bar, pro shop, and locker rooms. Due to the site's history of contamination from chemicals and fire, remediation plans include capping and lining areas to prevent further pollution of the soil and Fisherville Pond. Permits will be required due to alterations to wetlands and increases in impervious surfaces and stormwater runoff.
The document describes a case study of constructing an ash pond dyke using fly ash, waste recycled product (WRP), and locally available soil. Laboratory tests on mixtures of these materials found that a mixture of WRP, fly ash, and clay met permeability and strength requirements for the dyke construction. A section of the dyke was designed using this optimized mixture, with the upstream portion consisting of local soil. The constructed ash pond dyke has been functioning satisfactorily since 2001.
The document discusses a drainage solution for Watt Field to address ponding issues. It considers replacing the soil, installing drains, and revising the land management through different shrub and planting configurations. Modeling shows complete shrub cover reduces runoff by 23% and erosion by 27% compared to the current grassland. The recommended solution is to plant shrubs, perennials, and trees and add benches and tables to improve aesthetics and functionality while decreasing runoff and erosion.
The document summarizes a project to redesign the composting facility for the City of Columbia. The objectives are to evaluate incorporating food waste, redesign the site layout, and increase profitability. It provides background on the current facility and rationale for changes. A literature review covers composting processes and technologies. Methods include determining pile dimensions and a material mass balance. Results include the proposed material balance and site layout. The document acknowledges experts who provided information.
Final Presentation Of Internship (Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University)Barış Emre Özçelik
Internship at POLİKAY Atık Yönetimi Gaz Mühendislik ve İnşaat San. ve Tic.Ltd.Şti.
Water Tank Building,concrete road, drainage’s place, storage area, wheel vehicle washing building, weighbridge for tractors are was built in Muğla.
Magnum cementing - batch mixing technologyMaryam Moein
The document discusses the benefits of large volume cement batch mixing for horizontal well casing design. It outlines two main cement mixing methods - continuous mixing and batch mixing. Batch mixing allows for extended hydration time and precise density control compared to continuous mixing. The document also presents a case study comparing bond log results from an injector well cemented using a 63m3 batch mixer versus a producer well cemented with conventional continuous mixing, showing improved bonding with the batch mixer. Maintaining high annular velocity over 80m/min during cement placement is also key to ensuring proper displacement and bonding.
The document summarizes the redevelopment of a former textile mill site in Grafton, Massachusetts into a golf club and driving range. The project will include a two-tier driving range with 26 stalls extending 300 yards, as well as a restaurant, bar, pro shop, and locker rooms. Due to the site's history of contamination from chemicals and fire, remediation plans include capping and lining areas to prevent further pollution of the soil and Fisherville Pond. Permits will be required due to alterations to wetlands and increases in impervious surfaces and stormwater runoff.
The document describes a case study of constructing an ash pond dyke using fly ash, waste recycled product (WRP), and locally available soil. Laboratory tests on mixtures of these materials found that a mixture of WRP, fly ash, and clay met permeability and strength requirements for the dyke construction. A section of the dyke was designed using this optimized mixture, with the upstream portion consisting of local soil. The constructed ash pond dyke has been functioning satisfactorily since 2001.
The ASCE-Orange County Geo-Institute (GI) hosted a luncheon on August 16, 2016 at the University of California, Irvine (UCI) University Club. The luncheon consisted of a presentation on the geotechnical design aspects of the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC) project. ARTIC is a uniquely designed public transportation facility in Anaheim, California that provides rail, bus, taxi and other services for daily commuters, visitors, and leisure travelers. The presentation was given by Mr. Allen Yourman, PE, GE, who is a Principal Engineer and co-founder of Diaz●Yourman & Associates, Inc. in Santa Ana, California.
This document summarizes several infrastructure projects in Jordan completed by Morganti Group between 1997-2007. It provides brief descriptions of 10 water, wastewater and power generation projects ranging in value from $7.5 million to $130 million. The projects involved treatment plants, pipelines, reservoirs and pumping stations.
The document discusses regulations requiring marinas to capture vessel wash wastewater and prevent its discharge into surface waters. It notes that wastewater from washing vessel bottoms can contain metals, organics, and salts. Several options for capturing wash wastewater are presented, including closed loop recycling systems, treating and discharging to sewage systems, containment and offsite disposal, or ceasing boat washing. The document provides examples of wash pad designs and retrofit options to collect wash wastewater and direct it to a containment sump.
The document provides an overview of construction dewatering techniques. It discusses that construction dewatering involves controlling subsurface and surface water to allow construction in dry conditions. Common dewatering methods include sumps, wells, and wellpoints. Sumps are used for shallow localized dewatering while wells can dewater large areas to great depths. Wellpoints are used in coarse soils and operate under vacuum. Other advanced techniques like freezing and deep wells are also discussed. Proper dewatering design requires understanding soil properties, hydrology, and construction needs. Dewatering analysis and testing is required to select the appropriate technique.
Construction dewatering techniques are used to control subsurface water levels during construction projects. Common techniques include sumps, wellpoints, and deep wells. Sumps are useful for shallow dewatering in tight soils. Wellpoints are small-diameter, shallow wells that can effectively dewater coarse soils and are often used in wellpoint systems connected to header pipes and pumps. Deep wells, which use submersible pumps, can lower water levels deeper than wellpoints and are best suited to permeable soils. Other methods like caissons, ground freezing, and underwater excavation are more complex and costly.
The document discusses low-cost sanitation systems, specifically septic tanks. It describes how septic tanks work and the situations where they are suitable. Septic tanks are underground structures that use anaerobic bacteria to treat wastewater and are used where sewer systems are not available. The document outlines the components, design considerations, and disposal methods for effluent from septic tanks, including soak pits and dispersion trenches which allow the liquid to absorb into the soil. Design examples are provided to demonstrate how to size a septic tank and calculate the area required for effluent disposal trenches.
This document provides a case study of the Middle Fork slurry impoundment operated by Clinchfield Coal Company since 1972. It describes several unique engineering challenges that arose during operation, including abandoning the transition between the 60-inch and 24-inch underflow pipes by drilling a vertical shaft and grouting, installing a new 48-inch principal spillway by directional drilling, and extending the life of the fines recovery operation by reclaiming an adjacent abandoned impoundment. The case study details how these challenges were addressed to safely and environmentally soundly operate the impoundment and fine coal recovery facilities over several decades.
Presentation by Er Vivek Kapadia, FIE showing the application of Geo Synthetics in canals done at Workshop on GeoTextiles in Civil engineering organized by #IEIGSC
Rainwater harvesting is an ancient technique that involves collecting rainwater and storing it for future use. It helps recharge groundwater levels, which are declining due to increased urbanization and decreased infiltration. There are various techniques to harvest rainwater, including pits, trenches, and borewells to recharge groundwater, as well as collecting rainwater on rooftops and diverting storm runoff into water bodies. Artificial recharge helps supplement urban water supply and reduces strain on resources while improving groundwater quality and yields. Citizens and local governments need to implement rainwater harvesting and artificial recharge techniques to sustainably manage groundwater.
A Contractor’s Perspective on Redeveloping Historical LandfillsIES / IAQM
Andy O'Dea, Technical Director of Cognition Land and Water, discusses challenges with redeveloping historical landfills. Key challenges include overly complex waste regulation, the unsuitability of using the Definition of Waste Code of Practice (DoWCoP) for landfill restoration projects, and lack of clear guidance. Through project examples, O'Dea illustrates how using DoWCoP previously allowed sustainable reuse of soils but the revised agency position now prohibits this for landfilled materials. He calls for pragmatic solutions like a new recovery permit to better facilitate sustainable management and reuse of surplus soils from construction projects.
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This document summarizes different types of excavation including topsoil excavation, rock excavation, muck excavation, and earth excavation. It then discusses various purposes of excavation such as cut and fill excavation, trench excavation, basement excavation, and dredging excavation. Finally, it covers topics related to controlling groundwater and surface water during excavation projects through methods like pumping, cutoff walls, and special techniques.
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Horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing techniques allow natural gas to be extracted from shale rock formations deeper within the Earth's surface. This drilling process involves pumping highly pressurized fracking fluids into shale areas to create new channels for gas extraction. The well is then cased with cement and fractured to release the gas into the well for production. While shale gas extraction has occurred since the 1800s, modern horizontal drilling and multi-stage hydraulic fracturing have significantly increased production rates and made shale gas a major energy source.
1) The document outlines the typical sequence of construction from civil works, including site clearance, demarcation, excavation, laying of plain cement concrete, shuttering and scaffolding, brickwork, electrical wiring, plastering, plumbing, and sewerage.
2) It describes the key components and processes in plumbing like different pipe systems, materials used, and pipe sizing.
3) It explains sewerage which includes collection and conveyance through sewer lines, and sewage treatment processes like preliminary, primary, secondary, and tertiary treatment to remove contaminants before disposal or reuse.
Massive Advantage in Mining - Using Scrapers for Efficient Material Transport...K-Tec Earthmovers Inc
As Presented By K-Tec Earthmovers at MinExpo 2016:
Scrapers are a valuable, yet underrated asset in mines and quarries. A scraper can pick-up, transport, and eject material with a single operator and power-unit. Find out how in some applications, the elimination of both an excavator and a dozer from a jobsite is possible, while obtaining a higher production output with a single scraper unit! This presentation will reveal jobsite scenarios to portray the labor, maintenance, and fuel efficiency savings, and corresponding cycle-times of using earthmoving scrapers for a successful mining application and wise return on investment.
Scrapers have been proven to work effectively in gravel quarries, coal & gypsum mines, while also being key for removing overburden and maintaining haul roads.
This presentation will also investigate new industry trend and technologies where, mining companies have been using Articulated Dump Trucks as the power-units to pull scrapers. The removal of the dump box and attachment of the scraper to the truck chassis is a helpful way to get more versatility out of an existing fleet of mining equipment.
Learn how to incorporate your own massive advantage in your mining operation by incorporating scrapers into your fleet.
http://www.ktec.com
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The Kristal Campus II residential community in Bangalore employs an integrated water management approach through sub-metering and rainwater harvesting. Individual household water usage is tracked through sub-metering to detect leaks early and bill residents transparently. Rainwater is harvested from rooftops covering 80% of the area, filtered through a gravel system, and stored for reuse, saving 20-30 kiloliters of tanker costs during heavy rain. The community retrofitted aging metal pipes with CPVC to ensure adequate flow to new sub-meters and implemented a distribution system to service units.
This document discusses water conservation and dams. It notes that rising populations and industrialization have led to water scarcity due to overuse of groundwater. Conservation aims to improve water use efficiency and reduce waste. Conservation objectives include ensuring future availability, energy savings, and habitat protection. Conservation benefits include cost savings, reduced wastewater, and improved water quality. Conservation measures can be applied domestically, industrially, and in agriculture. Dams are constructed across rivers to store water and come in types like gravity, earth, rock-fill, arch, buttress, weirs and barrages.
This document discusses various dust control methods used in mining operations. It outlines four general rules for dust control: minimize dust production, dilute dust rapidly with ventilation, separate dust by filtration where possible, and remove workers from high dust areas. It then provides specific examples of dust control techniques for operations like shearer loaders, continuous miners, drilling, blasting, and conveyor belts that involve the use of water sprays, ventilation, and filtration systems.
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Introduction
The global retail industry has weathered numerous storms, with the financial crisis of 2008 serving as a poignant reminder of the sector's resilience and adaptability. However, as we navigate the complex landscape of 2024, retailers face a unique set of challenges that demand innovative strategies and a fundamental shift in mindset. This white paper contrasts the impact of the 2008 recession on the retail sector with the current headwinds retailers are grappling with, while offering a comprehensive roadmap for success in this new paradigm.
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The ASCE-Orange County Geo-Institute (GI) hosted a luncheon on August 16, 2016 at the University of California, Irvine (UCI) University Club. The luncheon consisted of a presentation on the geotechnical design aspects of the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC) project. ARTIC is a uniquely designed public transportation facility in Anaheim, California that provides rail, bus, taxi and other services for daily commuters, visitors, and leisure travelers. The presentation was given by Mr. Allen Yourman, PE, GE, who is a Principal Engineer and co-founder of Diaz●Yourman & Associates, Inc. in Santa Ana, California.
This document summarizes several infrastructure projects in Jordan completed by Morganti Group between 1997-2007. It provides brief descriptions of 10 water, wastewater and power generation projects ranging in value from $7.5 million to $130 million. The projects involved treatment plants, pipelines, reservoirs and pumping stations.
The document discusses regulations requiring marinas to capture vessel wash wastewater and prevent its discharge into surface waters. It notes that wastewater from washing vessel bottoms can contain metals, organics, and salts. Several options for capturing wash wastewater are presented, including closed loop recycling systems, treating and discharging to sewage systems, containment and offsite disposal, or ceasing boat washing. The document provides examples of wash pad designs and retrofit options to collect wash wastewater and direct it to a containment sump.
The document provides an overview of construction dewatering techniques. It discusses that construction dewatering involves controlling subsurface and surface water to allow construction in dry conditions. Common dewatering methods include sumps, wells, and wellpoints. Sumps are used for shallow localized dewatering while wells can dewater large areas to great depths. Wellpoints are used in coarse soils and operate under vacuum. Other advanced techniques like freezing and deep wells are also discussed. Proper dewatering design requires understanding soil properties, hydrology, and construction needs. Dewatering analysis and testing is required to select the appropriate technique.
Construction dewatering techniques are used to control subsurface water levels during construction projects. Common techniques include sumps, wellpoints, and deep wells. Sumps are useful for shallow dewatering in tight soils. Wellpoints are small-diameter, shallow wells that can effectively dewater coarse soils and are often used in wellpoint systems connected to header pipes and pumps. Deep wells, which use submersible pumps, can lower water levels deeper than wellpoints and are best suited to permeable soils. Other methods like caissons, ground freezing, and underwater excavation are more complex and costly.
The document discusses low-cost sanitation systems, specifically septic tanks. It describes how septic tanks work and the situations where they are suitable. Septic tanks are underground structures that use anaerobic bacteria to treat wastewater and are used where sewer systems are not available. The document outlines the components, design considerations, and disposal methods for effluent from septic tanks, including soak pits and dispersion trenches which allow the liquid to absorb into the soil. Design examples are provided to demonstrate how to size a septic tank and calculate the area required for effluent disposal trenches.
This document provides a case study of the Middle Fork slurry impoundment operated by Clinchfield Coal Company since 1972. It describes several unique engineering challenges that arose during operation, including abandoning the transition between the 60-inch and 24-inch underflow pipes by drilling a vertical shaft and grouting, installing a new 48-inch principal spillway by directional drilling, and extending the life of the fines recovery operation by reclaiming an adjacent abandoned impoundment. The case study details how these challenges were addressed to safely and environmentally soundly operate the impoundment and fine coal recovery facilities over several decades.
Presentation by Er Vivek Kapadia, FIE showing the application of Geo Synthetics in canals done at Workshop on GeoTextiles in Civil engineering organized by #IEIGSC
Rainwater harvesting is an ancient technique that involves collecting rainwater and storing it for future use. It helps recharge groundwater levels, which are declining due to increased urbanization and decreased infiltration. There are various techniques to harvest rainwater, including pits, trenches, and borewells to recharge groundwater, as well as collecting rainwater on rooftops and diverting storm runoff into water bodies. Artificial recharge helps supplement urban water supply and reduces strain on resources while improving groundwater quality and yields. Citizens and local governments need to implement rainwater harvesting and artificial recharge techniques to sustainably manage groundwater.
A Contractor’s Perspective on Redeveloping Historical LandfillsIES / IAQM
Andy O'Dea, Technical Director of Cognition Land and Water, discusses challenges with redeveloping historical landfills. Key challenges include overly complex waste regulation, the unsuitability of using the Definition of Waste Code of Practice (DoWCoP) for landfill restoration projects, and lack of clear guidance. Through project examples, O'Dea illustrates how using DoWCoP previously allowed sustainable reuse of soils but the revised agency position now prohibits this for landfilled materials. He calls for pragmatic solutions like a new recovery permit to better facilitate sustainable management and reuse of surplus soils from construction projects.
Excavation and Ground water control1.pptxssusercbae26
This document summarizes different types of excavation including topsoil excavation, rock excavation, muck excavation, and earth excavation. It then discusses various purposes of excavation such as cut and fill excavation, trench excavation, basement excavation, and dredging excavation. Finally, it covers topics related to controlling groundwater and surface water during excavation projects through methods like pumping, cutoff walls, and special techniques.
The great shale-gas rush new product developementGaurav Singh
Horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing techniques allow natural gas to be extracted from shale rock formations deeper within the Earth's surface. This drilling process involves pumping highly pressurized fracking fluids into shale areas to create new channels for gas extraction. The well is then cased with cement and fractured to release the gas into the well for production. While shale gas extraction has occurred since the 1800s, modern horizontal drilling and multi-stage hydraulic fracturing have significantly increased production rates and made shale gas a major energy source.
1) The document outlines the typical sequence of construction from civil works, including site clearance, demarcation, excavation, laying of plain cement concrete, shuttering and scaffolding, brickwork, electrical wiring, plastering, plumbing, and sewerage.
2) It describes the key components and processes in plumbing like different pipe systems, materials used, and pipe sizing.
3) It explains sewerage which includes collection and conveyance through sewer lines, and sewage treatment processes like preliminary, primary, secondary, and tertiary treatment to remove contaminants before disposal or reuse.
Massive Advantage in Mining - Using Scrapers for Efficient Material Transport...K-Tec Earthmovers Inc
As Presented By K-Tec Earthmovers at MinExpo 2016:
Scrapers are a valuable, yet underrated asset in mines and quarries. A scraper can pick-up, transport, and eject material with a single operator and power-unit. Find out how in some applications, the elimination of both an excavator and a dozer from a jobsite is possible, while obtaining a higher production output with a single scraper unit! This presentation will reveal jobsite scenarios to portray the labor, maintenance, and fuel efficiency savings, and corresponding cycle-times of using earthmoving scrapers for a successful mining application and wise return on investment.
Scrapers have been proven to work effectively in gravel quarries, coal & gypsum mines, while also being key for removing overburden and maintaining haul roads.
This presentation will also investigate new industry trend and technologies where, mining companies have been using Articulated Dump Trucks as the power-units to pull scrapers. The removal of the dump box and attachment of the scraper to the truck chassis is a helpful way to get more versatility out of an existing fleet of mining equipment.
Learn how to incorporate your own massive advantage in your mining operation by incorporating scrapers into your fleet.
http://www.ktec.com
Présentation de M. Naresh Gurpersaud (Keller) - SCG Ouest QuébecAlain Plaisant
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The Kristal Campus II residential community in Bangalore employs an integrated water management approach through sub-metering and rainwater harvesting. Individual household water usage is tracked through sub-metering to detect leaks early and bill residents transparently. Rainwater is harvested from rooftops covering 80% of the area, filtered through a gravel system, and stored for reuse, saving 20-30 kiloliters of tanker costs during heavy rain. The community retrofitted aging metal pipes with CPVC to ensure adequate flow to new sub-meters and implemented a distribution system to service units.
This document discusses water conservation and dams. It notes that rising populations and industrialization have led to water scarcity due to overuse of groundwater. Conservation aims to improve water use efficiency and reduce waste. Conservation objectives include ensuring future availability, energy savings, and habitat protection. Conservation benefits include cost savings, reduced wastewater, and improved water quality. Conservation measures can be applied domestically, industrially, and in agriculture. Dams are constructed across rivers to store water and come in types like gravity, earth, rock-fill, arch, buttress, weirs and barrages.
This document discusses various dust control methods used in mining operations. It outlines four general rules for dust control: minimize dust production, dilute dust rapidly with ventilation, separate dust by filtration where possible, and remove workers from high dust areas. It then provides specific examples of dust control techniques for operations like shearer loaders, continuous miners, drilling, blasting, and conveyor belts that involve the use of water sprays, ventilation, and filtration systems.
Part 2 Deep Dive: Navigating the 2024 Slowdownjeffkluth1
Introduction
The global retail industry has weathered numerous storms, with the financial crisis of 2008 serving as a poignant reminder of the sector's resilience and adaptability. However, as we navigate the complex landscape of 2024, retailers face a unique set of challenges that demand innovative strategies and a fundamental shift in mindset. This white paper contrasts the impact of the 2008 recession on the retail sector with the current headwinds retailers are grappling with, while offering a comprehensive roadmap for success in this new paradigm.
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This PowerPoint compilation offers a comprehensive overview of 20 leading innovation management frameworks and methodologies, selected for their broad applicability across various industries and organizational contexts. These frameworks are valuable resources for a wide range of users, including business professionals, educators, and consultants.
Each framework is presented with visually engaging diagrams and templates, ensuring the content is both informative and appealing. While this compilation is thorough, please note that the slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be sufficient for standalone instructional purposes.
This compilation is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their understanding of innovation management and drive meaningful change within their organization. Whether you aim to improve product development processes, enhance customer experiences, or drive digital transformation, these frameworks offer valuable insights and tools to help you achieve your goals.
INCLUDED FRAMEWORKS/MODELS:
1. Stanford’s Design Thinking
2. IDEO’s Human-Centered Design
3. Strategyzer’s Business Model Innovation
4. Lean Startup Methodology
5. Agile Innovation Framework
6. Doblin’s Ten Types of Innovation
7. McKinsey’s Three Horizons of Growth
8. Customer Journey Map
9. Christensen’s Disruptive Innovation Theory
10. Blue Ocean Strategy
11. Strategyn’s Jobs-To-Be-Done (JTBD) Framework with Job Map
12. Design Sprint Framework
13. The Double Diamond
14. Lean Six Sigma DMAIC
15. TRIZ Problem-Solving Framework
16. Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats
17. Stage-Gate Model
18. Toyota’s Six Steps of Kaizen
19. Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
20. Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)
To download this presentation, visit:
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Introduction
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- Strategy Decomposition
- Adoption of Business Frameworks
- Goal Setting
- Initiatives and Action Plans
- KPIs and Performance Metrics
- Learning and Adaptation
- Alignment and Cascading of Scorecards
Benefits:
- Systematic strategy formulation and execution.
- Framework flexibility and automation.
- Enhanced alignment and strategic focus across the organization.
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Landfill projects
1. Landfill Closure
• Mass excavation of
120,000 yards of fill dirt,
placed for 24” landfill
cover
• Additional 6” of topsoil
placed for a total of 30”
cover
• Fine grading of cover dirt
and topsoil
• Installation of storm
drainage
• 1,400 linear feet of 24”
HDPE storm drain pipe
• 13 - 24” storm drains
• 450 feet of 36” HDPE
storm drain pipe
• 6 - 36” storm drains
• 1000 tons of rip rap placed
for erosion control
• Seeding of approximately
18 acres of the landfill
cover
• Rough grading and
seeding of 12 acre borrow
pit
2. Landfill Cell
Construction
• Constructed:
• 10 acre refuse cell
• Retention pond
• 2 - drainage ditches
• 115,000 cubic yards of mass
excavation and top soil
removal
• 25,000 cubic yards of sand
placement / liner cover
• Excavated 25,568 cubic
yards to construct a
retention pond and
associated ditches
• Excavated 30,644 cubic
yards to construct drainage
ditch around perimeter of
property
• Relied on off-road trucks to
complete project instead of
scrapers due to excessive
rains
• Wet topsoil was pushed off
the 10 acres and stockpiled
offsite
3. Landfill Clay Cap
• Mass excavation of
46,600 cubic yards for cell
construction
• Installed 250 linear feet of
collection pipe
• Installed 175,500 square
feet of geosynthetic clay
liner
• Installation of berm and
sump
• Redistributed 19,600
square yards of topsoil
• Constructed haul road,
ditches and installed
culverts
• Seeded 4 acres
4. Landfill Clay Liner
• Cleared trees and vegetation
from 40 acres
• Mass excavated and
stockpiled 411,600 cubic
yards of soil
• Constructed clay liner with in
place excavated soils from
within liner area
• 15,000 cubic yards of
earthwork cutting
and filling
• Recompacted
156,000 cubic yards
of soil liner
• Proofrolled 32 acres
of liner subgrade
• Replaced 6 inches of
topsoil over 14 acres
• Performed dewatering,
dust and
erosion
control, and
haul road
maintenance
throughout
project
5. Ash Pond
Construction
• Dewater the existing 120 acre
pond and stockpile 220,000 CY of
bottom ash
• Construct and maintain 3 miles
of haul road for 40 ton articulated
trucks
• Blast, haul, place, compact and
grade 605,000 CY of Type II
24a stone for construction of the
starter dike and working platforms
• Install drainage for the working
platform areas
• 1050’ of 6” HDPE, 3220’ of 8”
HDPE, 4550’ of 12” HDPE
• 525’ of 32” concrete encased HDPE
• Two 12’ diameter, 32’ deep wet
wells and associated mechanical
equipment
• Drainage structures for system
connection including inlets,
manholes, drop boxes, and end
sections
• Demolish existing riser structure
and install new riser structure
• Install new 102’ span pedestrian
bridge and associated pier
structure
• Install 190,000 CY of compacted
clay for flexible membrane liner
placement
• Install 3,439,000 SF each of
flexible membrane liner and type I
& II filter fabric
• Place 21,500 CY of #2 stone and
23,000 CY of #57 stone as ballast
on the liner slopes
• Place 182,000 cubic yards of
bottom ash as ballast on the pond
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