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Quarry Operations I (56 Pages) |
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US Army Engineer Center and School, September 1992 |
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Lesson 1: Select a Quarry Site Location
Learning Event 1: Identify quarry terminology
Learning Event 2: Identify the eleven factors used to evaluate a quarry site
Learning Event 3: Identify the seven-sources of information for selecting a quarry site
Learning Event 4: Describe priorities when conducting a field reconnaissance
Practice Exercise
Answers to Practice Exercise
Lesson 2: Develop a Layout and Operations Plan For a Quarry
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Learning Event 1: Identify mission requirements
Learning Event 2: Describe the site layout plan
Learning Event 3: Describe the plant installation considerations
Learning Event 4: Describe the maintenance considerations
Learning Event 5: Describe the access road considerations
Learning Event 6: Describe the overburden removal considerations
Learning Event 7: Describe the quarry development considerations
Practice Exercise
Answers to Practice Exercise
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Quarry Operations II (78 Pages) |
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US Army Engineer Center and School, September 1992 |
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Lesson 1: Analyze a Rock Crushing Complex
Learning Event 1: Describe the Rock Crushing Requirement and Equipment Selection
Learning Event 2: Identify the Basic Processing Components of Rock Crushing Equipment
Learning Event 3: Describe Military Crushing and Screening Plants
Learning Event 4: Identify Site Selection Factors
Learning Event 5: Describe a Plant Layout
Learning Event 6: Describe Site Preparation and Plant Erection
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Practice Exercise
Answers to Practice Exercise
Lesson 2: Estimate Production Rates For a Quarrying Equipment
Learning Event 1: Describe Plant Management Consideration
Learning Event 2: Calibrating a Rock Crushing Plant
Learning Event 3: Calculating Plant Production
Practice Exercise
Answers to Practice Exercise
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Seabee Quarry Blasting Operations and Safety Manual (98 Pages) |
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Naval Facilities Engineering, April 1994 |
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Chapter 1: Geology
Chapter 2: Quarry Selection
Chapter 3: Quarry Layout and Development
Chapter 4: Blast Design
Chapter 5: Explosives and Initiating Devices
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Chapter 6: Blasting
Chapter 7: Miscellaneous Blasting
Chapter 8: Transportation and Handling
Chapter 9: Explosive Storage
Chapter 10: Blasting and Quarry Standard Operating Procedures For Ncf
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General Design and Construction Considerations for Earth and Rock-Fill Dams (75 Pages) |
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Department of the Army, US Army Corps of Engineers, July 2004 |
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Chapter 1: Introduction
Purpose
Applicability
References
Overview of Manual
Chapter 2: General Considerations
General
Civil Works Project Process
Types of Embankment Dams
Basic Requirements
Selection of Embankment Type
Environmental Considerations
Chapter 3: Field Investigations and Laboratory Testing
Geological and Subsurface Explorations and Field Tests
Laboratory Testing
Chapter 4: General Design Considerations
General
Freeboard
Top Width
Alignment
Embankment
Abutments
Performance Parameters
Earthquake Effects
Coordination Between Design and Construction
Value Engineering Proposals
Partnering Between the Owner and Contractor
Modifications to Embankment Dams to Accommodate New or Revised Inflow Design Floods or to Provide Additional Storage for Water Supply or Other Purposes
Chapter 5: Foundation and Abutment Preparation
Preparation
Strengthening the Foundation
Dewatering the Working Area
Chapter 6: Control
General
Embankment
Earth Foundations
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Rock Foundations
Abutments
Adjacent to Outlet Conduits
Beneath Spillways and Stilling Basins
Seepage Control Against Earthquake Effects
Chapter 7: Embankment Design
Embankment Materials
Zoning
Cracking
Filter Design
Consolidation and Excess Porewater Pressures
Embankment Slopes and Berms
Embankment Reinforcement
Compaction Requirements
Slope Protection
Chapter 8: Appurtenant Structures
Outlet Works
Spillway
Other Important Considerations
Chapter 9: General Construction Considerations
General
Obtaining Quality Construction
Stage Construction
Stream Diversion
Closure Section
Construction/Design Interface
Visual Observations
Compaction Control
Initial Reservoir Filling
Construction Records and Reports
Chapter 10: Instrumentation
General
Instrumentation Plan and Records
Types of Instrumentation
Discussion of Devices
Measurements of Seepage Quantities
Automated Data Acquisition Systems
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Construction with Large Stone (61 Pages) |
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Department of the Army, US Army Corps of Engineers, October 1990 |
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Chapter 1: Introduction
Purpose
Applicability
References
Definitions
Scope
Exclusions
Use of Manual
Chapter 2: Engineered Features and Structures
General
Slope Protection
Training Structures
Retention Dikes
Breakwaters and Jetties
Zoned Embankments
Other Uses
Chapter 3: Materials Problems and Construction Problems
General
Supply Limitations
Government-Land Sources
Material Deterioration
Design Problems
Construction Problems
Operations and Maintenance Problems
Chapter 4: Investigation of Sources
General
Stone Qualities as Criteria
Geological Approximation
Potential Sources and Listing
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Quarry Files
Feasibility Studies
Post-Authorization Studies
Sampling
Chapter 5: Evaluating Sources At Project Site
General
Geological Mapping
Subsurface Investigations
Test Quarry
Test Fills
Estimating Volumes
Environmental Constraints
Chapter 6: Stone Testing
General
Laboratory Methods
Field Methods
Test Blasting
Reporting Results
Evaluation Criteria
Chapter 7: Contract Designation
General
Specifications
Listed Sources
Unlisted Sources
Modification
Chapter 8: Quality Control and Quality Assurance
General
Contractor Quality Control
Quality Assurance
Monitoring Stone Production
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Test Quarries and Test Fills (95 Pages) |
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Department of the Army, US Army Corps of Engineers, September 1994 |
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Chapter 1: Introduction
Purpose
Applicability
References
Scope
General Considerations
Test Quarry Justification
Chapter 2: Investigation Stages
Project Development Phases and Associated Geotechnical Investigations
Reconnaissance Study Phase
Feasibility Study Phase
Preconstruction Engineering and Design Phase
Construction Phase
Operations Phase
Chapter 3: Regional Investigations and Site Reconnaissance
General
Initial Regional Geology Studies
Field Reconnaissance
Survey of Existing Excavations
Chapter 4: Field Investigations
General
Geologic Mapping
Geophysical Investigations
Subsurface Explorations
Chapter 5: Laboratory Testing
General
Petrographic Examination
Weight/Volume Properties
Strength Tests
Rock Durability Tests
Chapter 6: Location and Design of Test Quarries
General
Evaluation of Project Rock Production Requirements
Evaluation of Potential Test Quarry Sites
Test Quarry Layouts
Gradation Measurements
Deterioration and Incipient Fracture Examination
Rock Processing
Chapter 7: Test Quarry Operations
Supervision
Safety Considerations
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Modification of Design
Blasting Plans
Slope Mapping and Presplitting Observations
Rock Quality and Pre-Test Fill Gradations
Rock Processing Results
Report
Chapter 8: General Considerations
Background
Why a Test Fill
Representative Procedures
Test-Fill Scheduling
Flexibility
Chapter 9: Planning and Design
General
Location of the Test Fill
Geometry
Test Sections or Lanes
Equipment
Chapter 10: Test Fill Construction
Foundation Preparation
Placement of Hard to Medium Rock
Placement of Soft Rock
Rockfill Versus Soil
Use of Water
Compaction and Compaction Equipment
Chapter 11: Measurements and Observations
General
Densification
Gradation Tests
Percolation Tests
Other Tests
Visual Observations
Inspection Trenches or Pits
Chapter 12: Evaluation of Test Fill Results
General
Settlement Data
Roller Passes
Gradation Data
In Situ Density Data
Inspection Trench
Test Fill Report
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Quarry Specialist (64 Pages) |
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US Army Engineers, September 1998 |
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Lesson: Introduction to Rock Crushing Operations
Lesson: Set Up a 150-TPH Crusher Plant
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Lesson: Introduction to Rock Drilling Equipment
Lesson: Introduction to Demolitions
Lesson: Prepare For a Quarry Blast
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