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Title: Steep Slope Landfill Closure


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Steep Slope Landfill Closure
  • Presented by
  • Mark A. Swyka, P.E.
  • Cornerstone Environmental Group, LLC
  • May 2007

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Definition of a Steep Slope
  • Steep is relative
  • Different systems have varied tolerance to slopes

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Definition of a Steep Slope
  • Challenge to traverse perpendicular to slope
    approx. 10H1V
  • Challenge to traverse parallel to slope approx.
    4H1V
  • Challenge to maintain approx. 3H1V
  • Part 360-2.13(q) 3H1V max slope
  • Difficult to work with tracked equipment
    approx. 2H1V

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Existing 1.5H1V Slope
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Existing 1.25H1V Slope
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Existing Unstable Slope Steeper Than 1H1V
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6 NYCRR Part 360-2.15(l)
  • Landfills may be closed with slopes exceeding 33
    percent providing
  • No Department Approved Closure Plan
  • Slopes exceeded 33 percent before 12-31-88
  • Stability Analysis Performed
  • Final grades do not exceed 50 percent for more
    than 20 feet vertical rise
  • Run-off diversion terraces must be constructed at
    vertical intervals not exceeding 20 feet

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2H1V Slopes w/ Drainage Terrace
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Design Requirements
  • Under cap landfill gas venting
  • Barrier layer Textured Geomembrane
  • Barrier Protection Drainage Layer
  • Topsoil
  • Turf Reinforcement Mat (TRM)
  • Vegetation

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Causes of Slope Failure
  • Moisture
  • Surfacewater
  • Head build-up on Geomembrane
  • Assumption
  • Material Strengths
  • Material Permeabilities

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Needs of Steep Slopes
  • Site Specific Assessment
  • Material Specific Testing
  • Erosion Control
  • Short-term TRM
  • Long-term Vegetation
  • Stormwater Management
  • On the ground surface
  • Below the ground surface
  • Accessibility for Maintenance

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TYPICAL FINAL COVERWITH INTERNAL DRAINAGE PIPES
TOPSOIL
PROTECTIVE SOIL
FML
DRAINAGE PIPE
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DRAINAGE LAYER
3 (MAX)
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TYPICAL FINAL COVERWITH GEOCOMPOSITE DRAIN
TOPSOIL
PROTECTIVE SOIL
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FML
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GEOCOMPOSITE DRAIN
3 (MAX)
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Landfill Z New York
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Rainfall History
RAINFALL (INCHES)
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Landfill Z New York
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Landfill X New Jersey
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Landfill X New Jersey
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Landfill X New Jersey
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Rainfall History
RAINFALL (INCHES)
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Shear Strength Requirements
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Interface Friction
  • Textured Geomembrane to Soil
  • Reliable to about 34 degrees
  • Range can extend to more than 40 degrees
  • Textured Geomembrane to Geotextile
  • Reliable to about 22 degrees
  • Range can be higher, but highly variable
  • Product specific testing is mandatory

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STEEP SLOPE COVER WITH TENSILE ELEMENT
EMBEDMENT LENGTH
TOPSOIL
TENSILE ELEMENT
FML
DRAINAGE LAYER
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2
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STEEP SLOPE FINAL COVERWITH INTERNAL DRAINAGE
PIPES
TOPSOIL
BARRIER PROTECTION LAYER
FML
DRAINAGE PIPE
DRAINAGE LAYER
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2
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SIDESLOPE DIVERSION CHANNEL
DRAINAGE CHANNEL
2
1
TOPSOIL
DRAINAGE LAYER
FML
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3
BARRIER PROTECTION LAYER
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SIDESLOPE HALF-PIPE CHANNEL
TOPSOIL
HALF-PIPE CHANNEL
BARRIER PROTECTION LAYER
1.5
1.0
DRAINAGE LAYER
FML
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Landfill Site
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Croton Watershed
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  • Second level
  • Third level
  • Fourth level
  • Fifth level

Approximate Landfill Boundary
West Branch Reservoir
Shaft 10 - NYC Delaware Aqueduct
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Town of Carmel Landfill
  • Inactive Former MSW Landfill
  • Footprint
  • 8 Acres
  • Waste Inventory
  • Approximately 500,000CY
  • Existing Slopes
  • As Steep As 1H1V
  • Inadequate Footprint to Contain Waste

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Summary
  • Landfills can be closed with final slopes as
    steep as 2H1V using available materials
  • Site specific and material specific testing is
    mandatory
  • Erosion control is essential
  • Moisture control is essential

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