Liquids Monitoring Sample Clauses

Liquids Monitoring. The quantity of leachate, and supplemental water (if required), added back to the landfill will be measured throughout the life of the project. The County expects to measure recirculation quantities using flow meters installed on the leachate receptacle just prior to the distribution system piping and valves. As discussed previously, the leachate collection/drainage layer constructed in each subcell consists of two feet of high permeability sand over a geonet drainage layer. Due to the internal subcell slopes and high permeability of the drainage layer, the County expects that there will be very little head buildup on the liner notwithstanding the increased levels of liquids. As noted above, the leachate collection system is designed to maintain a head significantly less than the maximum 30 cm allowed under 40 C.F.R. § 258.28(a)(2)) at all locations within a subcell, except at the sump where liquid is collected for pumping. Leachate recirculation will be suspended if there appears to be head build up, and in any event the head will not be allowed to exceed 30 cm. Studies of bioreactor techniques have documented the improvement in leachate quality that results from liquids addition. See Attachment VII for Leachate Analytical Results. This is an important environmental benefit of the project, both because it would indicate that the waste mass is stabilizing, and because of the lessened requirements for treatment. Since leachate is pumped from each subcell individually, the County intends to sample the leachate from subcells 8-4 (test cell) and 8-6 (control cell) semi-annually for parameters that will help establish whether or not leachate quality is indeed improving in Subcell 8-4.
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