Blasting for the Enhanced Western Groundwater Extraction System - Modern Landfill

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Alan Cameron Jay Smerekanicz Florin: Pedersen Gheorghiu
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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10
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2001

Abstract

In order to expand the capacity of Modern Landtill, a groundwater extraction system consisting of a linear system of pumping wells over 2,700 feet long had to be replaced. The new system would be covered by landtill cells to a depth of approximately 400 feet, and therefore would have to be maintenance free. In addition, the new system had to be proven to be more effective than the previous system, groundwater extraction had to be maintained during construction and construction could not disturb either the landfill operation or nearby residential neighbors.
Citation

APA: Alan Cameron Jay Smerekanicz Florin: Pedersen Gheorghiu  (2001)  Blasting for the Enhanced Western Groundwater Extraction System - Modern Landfill

MLA: Alan Cameron Jay Smerekanicz Florin: Pedersen Gheorghiu Blasting for the Enhanced Western Groundwater Extraction System - Modern Landfill. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2001.

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