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a <br /> (12/13/2011)Vmoo Jain RE: FW contact info <br /> _ Page 1 <br /> i <br /> From: Jimmy Youngblood <jyoungblood@gseworld.com> <br /> To: 'Vinoo Jain' <vkjain@waterboards.ca.gov> <br /> CC: Victor Izzo <vizzo@waterboards.ca.gov> <br /> Date: 12/8/2011 4:12 PM <br /> Subject: RE: FW: contact info <br /> Vinoo, <br /> I understand that you would not request test. GSE would pay for test if TRI can perform something <br /> similar. However, GSE still does not recommend GCL only landfill caps. GSE recommends a composite <br /> liner system. Please feel free to have anyone call me to discuss issues or any assistance that I can <br /> provide. <br /> -----Original Message----- <br /> From: Vinoo Jain [mailto:vkjain@waterboards.ca.gov] <br /> Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2011 5:19 PM <br /> To: Jimmy Youngblood <br /> Cc: Victor Izzo <br /> Subject: RE: FW: contact info <br /> Hello Jimmy, <br /> Actually we would not be the ones who would be requesting the testing. However, I will pass <br /> this information on to the County Rep who is responsible for the design. Can you see my problem here, <br /> based on a given GCL thickness you are saying one needs to achieve 4 x 10-8 cm/sec max hydraulic <br /> conductivity. Just using the material performance results from ASTM 4084 testing and then saying that <br /> the GCL exceeds 4 x 10-8 cm/sec by a factor of 10 (5 x10-9 cm/sec) does not work. <br /> For right now I have enough information to have a discussion with the county. If the county insists on only <br /> using a GCL cover and they propose using your product I will have them contact you to see about <br /> providing the necessary test data that we would need to approve the proposed cover as an equivalent <br /> alternative to CCL. <br /> My Regards, <br /> Vinoo <br /> >>> Jimmy Youngblood <jyoungblood @gseworld.com> 12/8/2011 3:03 PM >>> <br /> Vinoo, <br /> We can see if TRI can perform some testing that is similar or least a lower effective stress and hydraulic <br /> stress. My calculations show that you would need the gcl to have a hydraulic conductivity 4 x 10-8 <br /> cm/sec to be equivalent of 1 ft. compacted clay with a hydraulic conductivity of 1 x 10-6 cm/sec with a <br /> hydraulic head of 1 ft. <br /> -----Original Message----- <br /> From: Vinoo Jain [mailto:vkjain@waterboards.ca.gov] <br /> Sent: Thursday, December 08, 20114:53 PM <br /> To: Jimmy Youngblood <br /> Subject: RE: FW: contact info <br /> Hello Jimmy, <br /> Thank you for your comments. We have a landfill that is proposing the following: <br /> 1 ft foundation layer above refuse <br /> GCL (From the specs I believe it is Bentofix Thermal Lock NWL) <br /> 2 ft of cover soil. <br />