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TABLE 3 - <br /> UNO ICIAL PERCOLATION,TEST,RESULTS FOR,.THE DISPOSAL AREA ,'!. <br /> WIT CORRESPONDING�APPLICATIONtRATES;IN GALLONS/FTS/DAY 4" <br /> 24 INCH DEEP PERC TEST BORING 62.5 minAnch : / 0.335 gallons/ft'/day <br /> PERCOLATION RATE./APPLICATION RATE <br /> 36 INCH,DEEP PERC TEST BORING 20.8 min/inch / 0.643 gallons/ft'/day <br /> PERCOLATION RATE/-APPLICATION.:RATE <br /> 40 INCH DEEP PERC.TEST BORING 8.9'min/inch / 0.857 gallons/ft2/day <br /> PERCOLATION RATE 1 APPLICATION RATE <br /> AVERAGE PERC RATES'AND INFILTRATION.RATES 31.2 min/inch 1 0.627 gallons/112/day <br /> BETWEEN THE 36 AND 42 INCH OFFICIAL TESTS <br /> AND THE 36 AND 40 INCH UNOFFICIAL.TESTS <br /> Application Rate adapted from California State Water Resources Control Hoard Guidelines far the Design of.Sewage Syslems.and is based on the Pere Rate. <br /> Double Ring Infiltrometer Tests <br /> 'In'addition to the conventional percolation tests described above;a double ring infltrometer test <br /> was conducted near the percolation.tests. This test was done under ASTM Test Method for <br /> Infiltration Rate of Soils.in Field Usin Double-Ring Infiltrometers - D3385. The infiltrometer test <br /> measures the incremental.infiltration velocity, which is the quantity of flow per unit area, over an <br /> increment of time.(cm3-cm2/sec).--Infiltration is the downward entry of liquid into the soil and is <br /> measured by the infiitrorneter. :. <br /> This test method involves driving two open cylinders; one inside the other, into the soil and then <br /> filling the rings with water; for these tests to a depth of 7.62 cm. The annular spaces were <br /> presaturated with 12 inches of water the day before testing. No soil cracking was observedin the <br /> soil surface. The purpose of the outer ring is to promote one-dimensional, vertical flow beneath <br /> the inner ring. The volume of water added to the inner ring to maintain the liquid level constant <br /> with the starting value, is the-measure of water that infiltrates the soil-. Water volume infiltrated <br /> during 30 minute intervals for four hours-.is converted to an incremental infiltration velocity <br /> expressed in centimeters per hour(cm/lit), cm/sec and mih/in, as 'illustrated in Table 4, below. <br /> The infiltration test rresults confirm the 24 inch percolation test results in.which there is virtually no <br /> infiltration and percolation within the top two feet of the soil, at its-existing elevation. <br /> TABLE 4 <br /> INFILTRATION -TEST 'RESULTS AT-241NCH DEPTH" <br /> 'INFILTRATION RATE IN <br /> CM/HR,CM/SEC,MIN/IN AND APPLICATION RATE IN GALLONS/FT2I DAY <br /> 1..49 cm/hr, 0.0004'1'cm/sec, 102.0 min/in,0.200 gallons/ftz/da <br /> Application Rate adapted from California Stale Waier Resources Control Hoard Guidelines.for the Design of Sewage Systems and is based on the Perc Rate. <br /> - 6 <br /> Chesney Consulting <br />