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Dewatering Discharge Plan
Wastewater Collection and Water Resource Recovery Facilities
Phase 1, Contract No. 3
Yarmouth, Massachusetts
for
Revoli Construction Company, Inc.
September 20, 2024
153 Cordaville Road, Suite 300
Southborough, Massachusetts 01772
508.283.6354
09/20/2024
153 Cordaville Road, Suite 300
Southborough, Massachusetts 01772
508.283.6354
September 20, 2024
Revoli Construction Company, Inc.
90 Earls Way
Franklin, Massachusetts 02038
Attention: Alfredo Palumbo
Subject: Dewatering Discharge Plan
Wastewater Collection and Water Resource Recovery Facilities
Phase 1, Contract No. 3
Yarmouth, Massachusetts
File No. 27340-001-00
GeoEngineers USA, P.C. (GeoEngineers) has prepared the attached design calculations for groundwater
discharge of the previously-designed temporary dewatering system at the above referenced project located
in Yarmouth, Massachusetts.
Background
GeoEngineers previously designed deep wells along S. Shore Drive to facilitate construction of the proposed
sewer. Per this design, the estimated groundwater flow per well is about 300 gallons per minute (gpm) to
achieve adequate drawdown; when a factor of safety of 2 is considered, the Contractor shall be prepared
to pump and discharge up to 600 gpm per well.
Groundwater Discharge & Monitoring
Treatment and monitoring of groundwater shall be conducted in accordance with the Contract
Specifications. A 12” HDPE header pipe will connect each dewatering well to one of three discharge
locations along S. Shore Drive, as shown in the attached figures. A maximum of eight (8) wells are planned
to be in operation at any given time. At each discharge location, a sedimentation tank will receive the
dewatering effluent. This tank shall have a minimum capacity of 18,100 gallons and be equipped with an
inner baffle.
Sediments will settle from the effluent in the sedimentation tank before being discharged along 12” HDPE
pipe lines to the beach, beyond the low tide line; refer to Detail A for more information. The discharge point
into the ocean will be located at least 10’ past the low tide line, below the low tide water level, and elevated
above the sea floor. This discharge point will consist of a 90-degree pipe bend ending vertically beyond a
concrete barrier to hold the pipe in place. Refer to Detail B for more information. Details A and B comprise
part of our stamped submittal.
The Contractor shall monitor groundwater flow rates and the discharge system for the duration of pumping.
Each 12” pipe can handle a maximum flow of approximately 3,000 gpm; discharge through the pipes must
either be limited to this number, or a second, parallel 12” pipe must be installed to handle additional flow
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beyond this limit. In addition, the proposed 18,100-gallon sedimentation tank can handle approximately
300 gpm of steady-state flow. If the Contractor wishes to discharge more than this at one time, additional
tanks must be placed in parallel to handle an additional 300 gpm each. The Contractor may use larger
tanks if desired once approved by GeoEngineers. Refer to the attached calculations for more information.
Since the discharge outlet pipe is located off of the sea floor, scour of the beach material is not anticipated
at the ocean discharge points. The Contractor shall monitor each discharge point at least weekly to ensure
no scour occurs.
Closing
We trust that this satisfies the needs of the project at this time. Please contact Collin Sweeney at (317)
437-0652 with any questions or comments.
Sincerely,
GeoEngineers USA, P.C.
Collin Sweeney, E.I.T. Michael T. Flynn, P.E.
Staff Geostructural Engineer Associate Geostructural Engineer
Attachments: Discharge Pipe and Tank Calculations; Discharge Plan and Details
Wastewater Collection and Water Resource Recovery Facilities
Yarmouth, Massachusetts
Discharge Pipe Sizing Calculation
By: CES 09/17/2024
Chk: MTF 09/20/2024Job No. 27340-001-00
Subject:Discharge Pipe Sizing for Dewatering System Effluent at the Wastewater
Collection and Water Resource Recovery Facility in Yarmouth, Massachusetts.
References:
Contract Plans - Bid Set by CDM Smith, dated March 29, 2023.
TM 5-818-5 Dewatering and Groundwater Control Manual.
PE Civil Reference Manual, 16th Edition, M.R. Lindeburg, 2021.
Check 12" HDPE Discharge Pipe
Proposed pipe diameter ≔D 12 in
Manning's n for HDPE pipe ≔n 0.012 ――s
ft
―1
3
Length of pipe (approximate)≔L 300 ft
Parking lot elevation (elevation of tank
discharge into HDPE pipe; approximate)
≔z0 10 ft
Discharge elevation (assume sea level)≔z1 0 ft
Pipe Slope ≔S =――-z0 z1
L 0.033
Pipe flow depth (assume pipe-full condition)≔d 12 in
Angle of flow area (from circle geometry)≔θ =⋅2 acos
⎛
⎜⎝-1 ――⋅2 d
D
⎞
⎟⎠6.283 rad
Flow Area ≔A =⋅⋅―1
8
((-θ sin((θ))))D2 0.8 ft2
Hydraulic Radius ≔R =⋅⋅―1
4
⎛
⎜⎝-1 ―――sin ((θ))
θ
⎞
⎟⎠D 0.3 ft
Flow rate at flow depth=d 1 ft ≔Q =⋅⋅⋅――1.49
n A R
―2
3 S
―1
2 7.07 ――ft3
s
Design Discharge (from
Dewatering Design submittal)
≔qdes 300 gpm
Consider a maximum of pumps ≔n 8
running simultaneously
=n 8
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Wastewater Collection and Water Resource Recovery Facilities
Yarmouth, Massachusetts
Discharge Pipe Sizing Calculation
By: CES 09/17/2024
Chk: MTF 09/20/2024Job No. 27340-001-00
Compare to pipe capacity ≔Qdes =⋅n qdes 2400 gpm <=Q 3171 gpm
Check flow velocity for pipe self-cleaning ≔V =―Q
A 9 ―ft
s >2 ―ft
s OK
Check maximum allowable flow velocity
to protect against long-term pipe damage
≔V =―Q
A 9 ―ft
s <10 ―ft
s OK
Summary: Provide one (1) 12" HDPE pipe for discharge between pumps and tank and between
tank and discharge point. Limit system discharge to a maximum of into a single =Q 3171 gpm
pipe. Add additional pipes in parallel if flow rate exceeds per pump. Pipes must be =―Q
n 396 gpm
installed at a slope of at least .=S 0.4 ―in
ft
Size Sedimentation Tank
Limit flow into sedimentation tanks to avoid overflow of tank and to allow settling of sediments.
Limited flow value ≔Qmax 300 gpm
Minimum Required Basin Surface Area ≔Areq =―――Qmax
1.0 ――gpm
ft2
300 ft2
Consider 18,100 Gallon Weir Tank ≔V 18100 gal
Inner Length of Tank ≔L 40 ft
Width of Tank ≔W 8 ft Depth of Tank ≔D 9 ft
Check Tank Surface Area ≔A =⋅L W 320 ft2 >=Areq 300 ft2 OK
Check Settling Time for Discharge
Detention Time in Tank ≔T =――V
Qmax
1.006 hr
Settling Velocity (assume a fine
sand/silt - Lindeburg 26-5)
≔vs =0.001 ―m
s 0.003 ―ft
s
Minimum Required Settling Time ≔t =―D
vs
0.762 hr <=T 1.006 hr OK
Summary:Provide one (1) sedimentation tank with a minimum volume of about 18,100 gallons
and inner baffle height of 9 feet (or equivalent) per of flow. Additional =Qmax 300 gpm
sedimentation tanks are necessary if flow exceeds this number (min. 2 tanks recommended).
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Detail A - Discharge Location Plan
Detail A - Discharge Location Plan
Detail A - Discharge Location Plan
Detail B - Discharge Point Detail
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