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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNC0005363_Table 6-7 Input Parameters and values for Convective-Dispersive Flow Equation_20160201TABLE 6-7 INPUT PARAMETERS AND VALUES FOR CONVECTIVE -DISPERSIVE FLOW EQUATION BASED UPON WEATHERSPOON DATA W.H. WEATHERSPOON POWER PLANT DUKE ENERGY PROGRESS, LLC, LUMBERTON, NC Parameter Nomenclature Value Source of Value Began Sluicing Ash - 1949 CSA Ceased Sluicing - 2011 CSA Duration of Source Term t° 63 years Calculated Source Concentration 2725 boron; Mean values from CAP Part 1, (Ng/L) c0 686 arsenic Table 1-1 Background cl 87 boron; CAP Part 1, Table 2-9 Concentration (Ng/L) 10 arsenic Hydraulic Conductivity k 520 Geomean of surficial k (ft/yr) CAP Part 1, Table 3-2 Hydraulic Gradient i 0.009 Average of gradients unaffected by basin mound CAP Part 1, Table 3-3 Effective Porosity ne 0.378 CSA Seepage Velocity (ft/yr) vs=ki/ne 12 Calculated Dispersivity (ft) a 20 1/100- 2000 Dispersion (ft2/yr) D = ovs 244 Calculated Distribution Coefficient Kd 1, 2, 4 for boron; Falta et al. (2015) used 4; 1 and 2 (ml/g) 45 for arsenic were added for comparison only Time from Introduction of t Varies To capture the length of plume Constituent (yrs) Distance from Ash Basin Boundary to Cooling Pond x 400 Measured (feet) Calculated Concentration c(x,t) As shown Calculated (Ng/L) Prepared By: KDB Checked By: DGN P:\Duke Energy Progress. 1026\109. Weatherspoon Ash Basin GW Assessment Plan\20.EG_CAP\CAP Part 2\Tables\Table 6-7 Input Parameters and values for Convective -Dispersive Flow Equation.docx Page 1 of 1