Ash Dam Sample Clauses

Ash Dam. The design of the new ash dam shall be as per the above evaluations. The new wet ash dam will be sized for 10 years of operation plus a 2-year contingency with a maximum Rate of Rise (RoR) of 3.5 m/year. The Consultant shall provide the design of the pipe servitude for the delivery pipelines on the ash dam including adequate access for the maintenance and construction of the ash dam. The Consultant takes note of the limiting inclination of the delivery pipelines in the design of the servitude which is expected to be less steep than the average side slope of the ash dam. The new ash dam is proposed to be constructed against the existing ash dam and will be broken up into two separate dams, ash dam 4.1 and ash dam 4.2. The ash dams will act as a buttress against the existing dam walls. These ash dams must be divided into compartments with day wall & night paddocks to allow deposition of fly ash only on the day walls. Channels must be provided to allow the ash from the discharge points to be conveyed to the required areas of the ash dam. Access to the penstocks must be provided to allow for the raising of the penstocks & timber walkways as the level of the ash dam rises. Ash dam operational development i.e. internal berms must be considered when producing the “Issued for Construction” drawings during the detailed design. This will impact penstock placement. The Consultant shall include final rehabilitation of the ash dam in the design which shall also form part of the operating and maintenance manual. The use of the stored topsoil from the dam footprint shall be considered including but not limited to hydro seeding and fertilisation.
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