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05126/2009 13:14 9518273349 DOUGLAS KUNEY PAGE 05/09 <br /> -ILY.36 l AnaerODIC Lagoo115 tOf Storage/treatment of Livestock Manure I University of Mi. Page b of 10 <br /> Lagoon design--Geometry <br /> Cbmiar or square lagoons familbite mlidng and are usually mora fton6mhxI to Construct Rectangular lagoons may be <br /> used,but langthlo-wldfh ratlos of 3:1 wless are recommended.Avotdarrory appendages isolated from the main <br /> G7 <br /> body of water:they mbdte Gare volume and may be a source of nutiamw conditions. <br /> Minimum depth should be 8 foot although 8-to 20AW depths are typlk�i depending an animal numbers,runoff area, <br /> slope and underground geology.Deem lagoons offer these advantag�rs: <br /> a A smallat surface area regtdrktg less fend. <br /> • Mar®thorough mixing of lagoon owA&t9 by rising gas bubbles. <br /> • NNnimum odors. <br /> s Ling ammonia lose to the atmosphere, <br /> r t fAofent use for mechenW Aeration. <br /> Earthen dike and bank slopes usually rangy from 2:1 to 8:f.A 6"OfL A Of IOU is r000rnmendod for ft <br /> establishment of vegetative cover and for safe mowing.A minimum to tod tap width la recommended;however, <br /> greater widths may be desirable far operation of tractus with agl4 tprss, <br /> Art ernafgency spillway should be provided at a minimum on <br /> of e foot aw the top dF the berm of w 41lawarm is mach <br /> for eettiamerd.It should to loimted as Close to natural ground As poesi .The spillway is irrftnM for dam protection <br /> only In the case of extreme tleedinrti aivi is neo fe Be uRM as:a zplUway in Iiau of pumping down thm Motion <br /> Construction techniques--Sealing <br /> Proper lagoon construetlon wig ensure groundwalor r osaun:ss aro orWC10d and i<1t MOM will perform 08 Mulmd <br /> during Its useful Igo.The fenelvtog steps aro tnoluded in most gulddfine-for accepted Construction techniques and <br /> methods for tagoafrs: <br /> 1, b1ta pn"iau4rr <br /> M trees,grass and aganie matter should be removed from the Topsoil Should be M**pW1 xQacentto the <br /> aoostr clion oft for later placement on the top and exposed slt>p�a for estoMMIng gross cover.After the <br /> foundaygn m"is Wpped,it snouts be prepared to bond Wriilt the fill by removing loosic dry mottrioili scAffyiftg: <br /> disking;ad]ue8ng molature;and compaWng as necessary, <br /> 2, Certp}ftrenah <br /> A outer)trench msy be required to remove sand,gravel or otherIter-wriducalngj materials to prevent leakage <br /> under the etrnunkme t. <br /> 3. Ercavaftn <br /> Rooks,sand tenses,gravel and other materials not suitable for oe4ng should be removed from the <br /> impoijodn, art Fws;v"inn ahnddei i)p ndrf r.Ww to rmnAmnt m e Pl m whonn to MAArimQ prttjm.1>o mn vemltmtda <br /> 4. t3mbenkmenta <br /> Lagoon embankments should be c onstrurted to allow for ce ting usually 5 percent extra),mowing and exosion <br /> prevendom.Subble excavated materials free at sod,moil,froxer sell,atones more than 6 hrahes M diameter at <br /> other abo ti r"a material should be used for fNi.The minimum ftistum eonteM of the fill matehaland <br /> foundaton should foml a hall when kneaxded by hated drat will not seedy separate.Experlenae has shown that <br /> With Suitable=1 material,three passes of a Wx mpsfcat rdller(Fl ure 2)per french fill lilt an the embankment or <br /> bottom seat will provide adequate cwpBCdon far sealing. <br /> 5. seat ctynaOtWWn <br /> Lagoons must have a seal on the bottom and sides suffidaTedy Im Dermesble to prated groundwater.Sam! <br /> onotrvalon guidelines generally call for oWGhexCaVatlan and recdnlpitcdon of seal rrtatafal in lfl#oat exceeding <br /> a chanes Comp ima 090th(not more than a mamas deep b rora obmpamfl).r me tower a manes or are bolted! <br /> seal may be acarRled and coMpaoted In place to ellmfnste removal and replacement The seal material shauid be <br /> within two psrcont WOW and kw partant above the optimum moisture coni¢ntfarcompaetiori.In general,a <br /> minimum are 1 4cotdhlck clay seal must be provided on the batbohr and sides of a lagoon,The deeper tlta <br /> lagoon,the thicker the required seal,up to 4.8 feat thick for a r depth of 45 favi.A given paimmbdity or leash <br /> rate,such as f x 1 p-7 centil onus par socend.is a typical seal cOarlstrudion spsciftcawn.Soil amsndmenes such <br /> as berrionits.sods ash or ard[idel liners may be required to obtaka proper seat.The lagoon seal should be <br /> c*Verld With WOW irft n tabgly af4cr ecnebuation to pravont dryi i aM&ncldno(at Foch trio foot Above rho <br /> highest bottom.elevation). <br /> i <br /> i Figure 2 <br /> A sTttlepsfom roller is commonly used to compact <br /> torr Itay semi durt is r-wdtr=ipn of a tanoon. <br /> i <br /> i <br /> I <br /> i <br /> ht :/Icxtrnsion.missouri.edu/publications/DisplayPub.aspx?P=EQ387 i 5/21/2009 <br />