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Appendix K - Fact Sheet - E & S BMPs for Water Well Drilling <strong>and</strong> Aquifer Testing ......................... 496<br />

Appendix L - Glossary...................................................................................................................... 498<br />

LIST OF TABLES<br />

Table Number Name Page<br />

3.1 Maximum Waterbar Spacing .................................................................................. 22<br />

3.2 Maximum Spacing of Broad-based Dips, Open-top Culverts <strong>and</strong> Deflectors .......... 23<br />

3.3 Sizing <strong>and</strong> Spacing of Ditch Relief Culverts for Temporary Access Roads ............. 31<br />

3.4 Recommended Maximum Spacing of Ditch Relief Culverts (18” dia CMP) for<br />

Permanent Access Roads ..................................................................................... 32<br />

3.5 Minimum Distance Between Culvert Pipes ............................................................. 37<br />

4.1 Compost Sock Fabric Minimum Specifications ....................................................... 63<br />

4.2 Compost St<strong>and</strong>ards……………………………………………………………………… 64<br />

4.3 Fabric Properties for Silt Fence .............................................................................. 75<br />

4.4 Maximum Slope Length for Silt Fence ................................................................... 76<br />

4.5 Maximum Slope Length for Straw Bale Barriers <strong>and</strong> Wood Chip Filter Berms........ 89<br />

4.6 Minimum Filter Strip Width for <strong>Sediment</strong> Removal ................................................. 95<br />

5.1 Pennsylvania Rainfall by County ............................................................................ 109<br />

5.2 Runoff Coefficients for the Rational Equation ........................................................ 111<br />

5.3 Roughness Coefficient for Sheet Flow Tc Computations ........................................ 112<br />

5.4 Appropriate Rainfall Regional Map for Various Times of Concentration<br />

<strong>and</strong> Frequencies .................................................................................................... 114<br />

5.5 5-Minute through 24-Hour Rainfall Depths for Region 1 ......................................... 118<br />

5.6 5-Minute through 24-Hour Rainfall Depths for Region 2 ......................................... 119<br />

5.7 5-Minute through 24-Hour Rainfall Depths for Region 3 ......................................... 120<br />

5.8 5-Minute through 24-Hour Rainfall Depths for Region 4 ......................................... 121<br />

5.9 5-Minute through 24-Hour Rainfall Depths for Region 5 ......................................... 122<br />

6.1 Geometric Elements of Channel Sections .............................................................. 128<br />

6.2 Maximum Permissible Shear Stresses for Various Channel Liners ........................ 130<br />

6.3 Manning’s “n” for Trapezoidal Channels with Vegetative Stabilization<br />

(Retardance C) ...................................................................................................... 131<br />

6.4 Maximum Permissible Velocities (ft/sec) for Channels Lined with Vegetation ........ 132<br />

6.5 Manning’s Roughness Coefficient (“n”) for Commonly Used Temporary Channel<br />

Linings ................................................................................................................... 133<br />

6.6 Riprap Gradation, Filter Blanket Requirements, Maximum Velocities ..................... 135<br />

6.7 Comparison of Various Gradations of Coarse Aggregates ..................................... 135<br />

6.8 Riprap Size Adjustment Factor for Various Rock Types ......................................... 136<br />

6.9 Recommended n Values to be Used with Manning’s Equation When Doing<br />

Stability Analyses of Receiving Streams ................................................................ 137<br />

6.10 Maximum Permissible Velocities <strong>and</strong> Shear Stresses for Reno Mattresses<br />

<strong>and</strong> Gabions .......................................................................................................... 139<br />

6.11 Minimum Dimensions for Temporary Slope Pipes ................................................. 154<br />

6.12 Bench Spacing....................................................................................................... 157<br />

7.1 Kp Values for Common Sizes of Pipe ..................................................................... 176<br />

7.2 Pipe Flow Capacity - n = 0.015 .............................................................................. 178<br />

7.3 Pipe Flow Capacity - n = 0.025 .............................................................................. 179<br />

7.4 Concrete Base Requirements for Various Sizes of Temporary Riser Pipes ........... 187<br />

7.5 Grass-lined Emergency Spillway Capacity in CFS (Side Slopes 1H:1V) ................ 196<br />

7.6 Grass-lined Emergency Spillway Capacity in CFS (Side Slopes 2H:1V) ................ 197<br />

7.7 Grass-lined Emergency Spillway Capacity in CFS (Side Slopes 3H:1V) ................ 197<br />

7.8 Grass-lined Emergency Spillway Capacity in CFS (Side Slopes 4H:1V) ................ 198<br />

8.1 Recommended Minimum Pipe Sizes for Barrel/Riser <strong>Sediment</strong> Traps ................... 217<br />

11.1 Cubic Yards of Topsoil Required for Application to Various Depths ....................... 263<br />

11.2 Soil Amendment Application Rate Equivalents....................................................... 266<br />

11.3 Plant Tolerances of Soil Limitation Factors ............................................................ 267<br />

363-2134-008 / March 31, 2012 / Page vii

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