Environmental
Services
Geotechnical Services
Construction Materials Testing
Concrete & Asphalt Mix Designs
Approved Special Inspection Agency
THE
MOXIE INTERNATIONAL
840 N. 10th St., #G
Sacramento, CA 95814
Attn: Dennis Lee
Re: Permeability
Project:
Misc. Testing Svc.,1994
Gentlemen;
As per your request,
MTC has performed a Permeability of Concrete Cores obtained from the test slabs at the Corlliss Batchplant in Sumner WA.. The testing was performed in accordance with ASTM D 5084
specifications and test procedures. The summary of the results obtained is on the
following attached page. A graphically representation of the results is shown below.
If you have any questions concerning
the test results, the procedures used, or if MTC can be of any further assistance please
call on us at (206) 850-7797.
4050 Auburn Way North, Suite #5 Aururn, Washington 98002
230 South Cole Road, Boise Idaho 83709
Phone: (206) 850 7797
Phone: (208) 376 4748
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PERMEABILITY
OF FINE GRAINED SOILSASTM D 5084,
"Measurement of Hydraulic Conductivity of Saturated Porous Materials using a Flexible Wall Permeameter" Method A
June 14, 1994 Page 2 of 3 Report
#A94069-002
PROJECT:
MISC TESTING
CONTRACTOR:
CLIENT:
MOXIE
INTERNATIONAL
SUPPLIER:
Corliss
Concrete
Permit
#:
Sample
ID:
Concrete core
WI/ Moxie 1800
Inspector:
Gary Byrne
Source:
Corliss,
Sumner Test Slab
A
Initial Height Sample
(inches):
4.182
4.184
4.192
4.181
4.185
B
Initial
Diameter of Sample (inches):
2.714
2.721
2.721
2.720
2.719
C
Average area of
Sample[3.14 16 B2/4]:
5.806
in2
I
Maximum Dry Density 148.6 lbs./ft
D
Area of Sample (Cx6452]:
37.460
Cm2
J
Optimum % Moisture:
E
Cell Pressure:
50
psi
K
Weight
of Sample: 947.7 grams
F
Upper Cap Pressure:
20
psi
L
Sample
%Mo~tum:
G
Lower Cap Pressure M
40
psi
M
Density[K/(AxC)x3.809x(1-E/1OO)]: 148.6 lbs./ft
H
Loss of Head ((F-G)
0.036x2.541))
1411.11
cm
N
Sample % Compaction [M / I x I0O]: 100.0%
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
O
Initial lnlet Burette
Reading:
31.7
33.7
34.2
36.2
36.9
P
Final Inlet Burette
Reading:
33.7
34.2
36.2
36.9
Q
Initial Outlet Burette
Reading:
16.6
14.4
13.8
11.6
10.7
R
FinaI Outlet Burette
Reading:
14.4
13.8
11.6
10.7
S
Initial Reading Time:
05/17/94
14:44
07:55:00 AM
01:47:45 PM
08:29:45 AM
03:50:45 PM
T
Final Reading Time:
05/18/94
07:55
05/18/94
13:47
05/19/94
08:29
05/19/94
15:50
U
Elapsed Time (IT-S)
(H:M:S):
17:11:00
05:52:45
18:42:00
07:21:00
Done
Done
V
EIapsed Time (seconds)
61860
21165
67320
26460
W
Inlet Flow (P-O):
2.0
0.5
2.0
0.7
-36.9
X
Flow(R-Q) (should be +/-
5% of W):
2.2
0.6
2.2
0.9
10.7
Y
Temperature
20
20
20
20
20
20
Z
ction Factor [-O.O2452xY
+1.495):
1.0046
1.0046
1.0046
1.0046
1.0046
1.0046
Permeability
((AxWx2.54) / (DxHxV)xZ]:
6.531 E-09
4.772 E-09
6.001 E-09
5.344 E-09
Average
Permeability(cm/s):
5.662 E-09
cm/s
PERMEABILITY OF FINE
GRAINED SOILSASTM D 5084, "Measurement of
Hydraulic Conductivity of Saturated Porous Materials using a Flexible Wall Permeameter" Method A
June 14, 1994 Page 3 of 3 Report
#A94069-002
PROJECT:
MISC. TESTING
CONTRACTOR:
CLIENT:
MOXIE
INTERNATIONAL
SUPPLIER:
Corliss
Concrete
Permit
#:
Sample
ID:
Concrete core
with Moxie 1800 #2
Inspector:
Gary Byrne
Source:
Test Slab at
Corliss, Sumner Plant
A
Initial Height Sample (inches):
3.581
3.591
3.604
3.580
3.589
B
Initial Diameter of
Sample (inches):
2.721
2.722
2.722
2.722
C
Average area of Sample[3.14 16 B2/4]:
5.817
in2
I
Maximum Dry Density 148.6
lbs./ft
D
Area of Sample (Cx6452]:
37.531
Cm2
J
Optimum % Moisture:
E
Cell Pressure:
50
psi
K
Weight of Sample: 947.7
grams
F
Upper Cap Pressure:
20
psi
L
Sample %Mo~tum:
G
Lower Cap Pressure M
40
psi
M
Density[K/(AxC)x3.809x(1-E/1OO)]:
148.6 lbs./ft
H
Loss of Head ((F-G) 0.036x2.541))
1411.11
cm
N
Sample % Compaction [M / I
x I0O]: 100.0%
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
O
Initial lnlet Burette Reading:
1
8
8.4
10
12.1
P
Final Inlet Burette Reading:
8
8.4
10
12.1
Q
Initial Outlet Burette Reading:
48.8
41.8
41.4
39.9
37.8
R
FinaI Outlet Burette Reading:
41.8
41.4
39.9
37.8
S
Initial Reading Time:
6/10/94 15:51
10:32:00 AM
6/13/94 15:09
9:34:45 AM
9:30:15 AM
T
Final Reading Time:
6/13/94 10:32
6/13/94 15:09
6/14/94 9:34
6/15/94 9:30
U
Elapsed Time (IT-S) (H:M:S):
18:41:00
4:37:30
18:25:15
23:55:30
Done
Done
V
EIapsed Time (seconds)
240060
16650
66315
86130
W
Inlet Flow (P-O):
7.0
0.4
1.6
2.1
-12.1
X
Flow(R-Q) (should be +/- 5% of W):
7.0
0.4
1.5
2.1
37.8
Y
Temperature
20
20
20
20
20
20
Z
ction Factor [-O.O2452xY +1.495):
1.0046
1.0046
1.0046
1.0046
1.0046
1.0046
Permeability
((AxWx2.54) / (DxHxV)xZ]:
4.154 E-09
4.172 E-09
4.216 E-09
Average Permeability(cm/s):
4.396 E-09
cm/s
EXPLANATION OF TEST RESULTS
May 3,, 1994
Page 1 of 1
Report # A94001-L-009
Environmental
Services
Geotechnical Services
Construction Materials Testing
Concrete & Asphalt Mix Designs
Approved Special Inspection Agency
THE MOXIE
INTERNATIONAL
840 N. 10th St., #G
Sacramento, CA 95814
ATTN: Dennis Lee
Re: Explanation of
Concrete Permeability Results
Project: Test Slabs at Corless Concrete in Sumner, WA.
Gentlemen;
As requested by Dennis Lee of Moxie International, Here is an explanation of the ASTM
D-5084 Concrete Permeability. The D 5084 Soil Permeability test was adapted for the
concrete cores.
This test measures the amount of water that can be forced through any given saturated
material. This method directly reflects the rate of discharge of water through a unit
cross-sectional area of a porous material. The value expressed on report #A9400-1-L-008
reflects the permeation of the concrete in centimeters per second.
The values stated on pages 2, and 3 of the above mentioned report is higher than most
soil requirements for impermeable soils Landfill liners and closures, and Retention Pond
liners. In this technicians opinion these concrete samples are virtually impermeable
to water. The values are in exponential form as 2.536 E-08 cm/s and 1.806 E-08 cm/s
and expressed in decimal form would be .000000023 56 cm/sec. And .00000001806
cm/sec..
If you have any questions concerning the test results, the procedures used, or if MTC
can be of any further assistance please call us at (206) 850-7797.