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Approved Date
12/15/2009
Control Number
2009-323A
Agenda Item Number
8.D.
Entity Name
Florida Inland Navigation District
Subject
Dredged Material Exhibit B
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7963
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a • <br /> 10 . Insert the 5/ 16-in . x 3-in. stainless steel bolts through the C-channel flange, the spacer <br /> or bushing, and the flange extension and securely tighten into position with matching <br /> washer and nut. <br /> 1 I . Following installation, ensure that the bolt does not project beyond the upstream face of <br /> the flange extension and prevent the weir boards from seating firmly against the face of <br /> the extension. <br /> 12 . Confirm that the face of the extension remains parallel to the axis of the weir crest to <br /> maximize the mating surfaces and provide the optimal seal . <br /> 2. 3. 2 Weir Boards and Splines <br /> The contractor will be responsible for providing and fabricating — from standard (PT) <br /> dimensional lumber — all weir boards required for the minimum 13 .9 -ft range of weir adjustment for <br /> each of the three weir stacks . To adequately resist the greater hydrostatic forces near the bottom of the <br /> weir stack, the contractor must use (nominal) 6x6 boards (finished dimensions - 5 %: in. x 5 %: in.) within <br /> the lowermost 4 ft of the weir stack (that is, below +2 . 8 ft NGVD) with (nominal) 4x6 boards (finished <br /> dimensions - 3 '/ in . x 5 % in .) for only the upper 10 ft of the weir stack (that is, above +2. 8 ft NGVD) . In <br /> addition to reducing cost and weight, using 4x6 weir boards (3 %s in. finished vertical dimension) above <br /> +2 . 8 ft will improve the accuracy and resolution of the weir height adjustments . To further reduce cost <br /> and weight the contractor may use (nominal) 4x4 weir boards (finished dimensions - 3 . 5 in. x 3 . 5 in .), but <br /> only within the uppermost 3 ft of the weir stack (that is , above +9 . 7 ft NGVD) (Figure 2 . 1 b) . <br /> To maximize the mating surface between the flange extension and the weir boards, each weir <br /> board must be of sufficient length to extend to within 1 in . of the web of both opposing I-beam channels . <br /> No weir boards can be used that when fully saturated would bind within the channels . For the Site IR- 14 <br /> installation, a weir board length of 52 in. should meet this requirement based on a 53 .5 -in. design <br /> separation between opposing webs . However, the FIND cannot guarantee that the I-beam channels remain <br /> plumb and parallel throughout their length. The contractor remains responsible to verify the actual field <br /> dimensions and provide weir boards that will fall within the required tolerance throughout the full height <br /> of the weir stack. <br /> As stated earlier, to prevent between board leakage and to strengthen the weir stack, a spline will <br /> tie each weir board to the adjacent members above and below. To provide a keyway for the spline, the <br /> contractor must mill a matching dado or slot on opposite faces of each weir board, each slot set back I %: <br /> - 8 - <br />
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