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• <br /> INFILTRATION TEST CHECKLIST <br /> L&A Project No.: II-015 Project Name: AY + - F164.- <br /> Project <br /> ( ~ .- <br /> Project Address: (+ ,p t e i c oe, eV - "" ; tt <br /> Test No. : .' '- ,,, Test Pit Bottom Dimensions 3.15X 4,4Z. Depth I — <br /> Bottom Area (s.f.) ( Soil Condition ' 4 l-hi4itte, 5A C, "3 it 4.v4az.e3vieNel <br /> TEST PROCEDURE: <br /> 1. Pre-soak Period: Add water to maintain water level at least 12 inches above the bottom of <br /> test pits for at least 6 hours. Record the time and depth of water hourly in the table below. <br /> Time of * Depth to <br /> Measurement Water <br /> (hh:mm) Level (inches) <br /> to: ®q- c- <br /> Kg- <br /> II : 404- --o <br /> tZ z 04t. 4-1/6 <br /> t . D 5-t <br /> 0 5_ r <br /> *Measured from a steel rod placed across the top of the test pit <br /> 2. Steady-state Period: The steady-state data is used to establish the measured infiltration rate. <br /> 2.1 Add water to the test pit at rate that will maintain a depth of at least 12 inches above <br /> bottom of the test pit for 1 full hour. During this hour, record the time, depth of water, <br /> cumulative volume, and instantaneous flow rate very 15-minute in table below. <br /> 2.2 Calculate the infiltration rate for each 15-minute interval. First convert the flow rate to <br /> in3/hr and the test pit bottom area into in2. Divide the flow rate by the bottom area and <br /> record the result in the table below. <br /> Time of * Depth to Cumulative Flow Infiltration <br /> Measurement Water Volume Rate Rate <br /> hh:mm) Level (inches) (gallons) (gpm) (in/hr) <br /> t1a <br /> t°Gt.z, 0.47 <br /> 7 « ti t® g a, °7 •`1 <br /> 1 gallon=231 in3. <br /> 3. Falling Head Period: The falling head data is used to confirm the measured infiltration <br /> rate calculated from the steady-state data. <br /> 3.1 At the end of the steady-state period, turn off the water and immediately record the <br /> time and depth of water in the table below. Record the time and depth of water every <br /> 15-minute for a minimum of 1 hour, or until the pit is empty. <br />