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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOWTS Design Report 11.14.2016SSGM www.sgm-inc.com November 14, 2016 Mr. Andy Schwaller, Building Official Garfield County Building Department 108 8th Street Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 RE: Grimm Property 6634 CR 346 Silt, Colorado OWTS Design Dear Andy, The purpose of this letter is to transmit the installation design regarding the onsite waste water treatment system (OWTS) for the Grimm Residence located at Giomi Subdivision, Lot6A in Silt, Colorado. The specific location of the property in question is located in Figure 1. . Figure 1- Site Location of Grimm Property The design of the proposed system accommodates a 3 bedroom home using an existing 1000 gallon concrete septic tank and a soil treatment area consisting of Infiltrator Quick4 chambers installed in a trench configuration at standard depth, parallel to the slope contours. The soil treatment area is being GLENWOOD SPRINGS 118 West Sixth St, Suite 200 1 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 1 970.945.1004 SSGM www.sgm-inc.com installed to replace and existing failed system. Field percolation testing has been performed indicating percolation rates from 10 to 60 MPI exist in the soild at varyinh depth. With the percolation test results, this has given us cause to us to rely on on-site soil observations coupled with data obtained from the NRCS WebSoil Survey for this area. The classification and characterization of the on-site soils is that of being a "sandy clay loam" soil. The exhibit attached to this letter identifies the information that was researched in addition to the testing performed to help determine the LTAR (Long Term Acceptance Rate) for the STA (Soil Treatment Area) for the design of the new disposal field. These Exhibits are listed as follows: 1. Exhibit A: 2. Exhibit B: 3. Exhibit C: 4. Exhibit D: NRCS Soil Map & NRCS Hydrologic Soil Group NRCS Hydrologic Soil Group NRCS Unified Soil Classification NRCS Septic Tank Absorption Fields Based upon the soils testing and the researched data, the LTAR for the on-site soils is 0.425 gallons per day per square foot. With this data, the STA (Soil Treatment Area) is 1,059 square feet. Because we will incorporate the use of Infiltrators (chambers), we have employed the size adjustment factors and reduced the bed size by the following: For using chambers, a 0.7 factor is applied, thus resulting is an area of 741 sf. This results in four infiltrator or chamber trenches of dimension 62' in length. Given the effective length of each infiltrator is 4 feet, we recommend that each trench be provided with 16 units for a net length of 64'. A total of 64 Quick4 infiltrator units will be required. The attached calculations identify the thought process in the design of this system. The design and layout of the system is shown on the attached drawing following this letter. Upon your receipt and review, if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call. Respectfully, S 1 -1 c S.Lirnon' P GLENWOOD SPRINGS 118 West Sixth St, Suite 200 1 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 1 970.945.1004 OWTS Design Report and Calculations Client: Kurt Grimm 6634 CR 346 Silt, Colorado 81652 Date: 14 -Nov -16 Flow Data for the OWTS Design 1 Home Use (3 Bedroom Home) 450 Total= 450 For Home Use, 2 persons per bedroom and 75 gallons per day per person, BOD5 = 0.06 #/person/day Home Use Totals: Soil Data for the OWTS 450 gpd 0.48 #/day 450 gpd 0.48 #/day 2 Data from on-site soil observations: Appears to be a loamy soil of consistent depth from surface to a depth of 10 feet where gravels and shale are encountered. At a depth of 11', neither bedrock or groundwater have been encountered. Data from the web soil survey indicates a Potts Loam exists. Average of 3 percolation holes: 22190.0 mpi 2.2. I Aft. Given the consideration of all data, the Long Term Acceptance Rate to use is 0.425 gallons/sf/day Septic Tank Sizing 3 Flow calculated from above: 450 gpd 48 hour detention time for septic tank sizing; 1000 gallon tank exists. Sizing of Absorption Field or Soil Treatment Area Volume= 900 gpd 5 Going with a soil type 3 and Treatment Level 2, LTAR = 0.425 g/sf/d For a pressure dosed system, size adjustment factor is 1.0 for a bed configuration For a gravity system, the size adjustment factor shall be 1.2 for a bed configuration For a gravity trench system, adjustment factor = 1.0 For a pressure dosed trench system, adjustment factor = 0.8 For use of chambers: size adustment factor is 0.7 STA= Flow/LTAR 1059 square feet (unfactored) For a chamber system, gravity flow, adjust size to 0.7*1059= 741 square feet For a chamber system in a trench configuration, length= 247 feet (this would equate to 4 runs of 62 feet each) (ZS .F CAYNK 441 With the effective length of a Quick4 chamber at 4', use 16 chambers per trench Thus the net length of the runs will be 64' each. 7 � /4( 2 C ikd 4 oma, �� r INFILTRATOR SYSTEMS INC. 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