HVO 2009 Annual Environmental Management Report - Final
HVO 2009 Annual Environmental Management Report - Final
HVO 2009 Annual Environmental Management Report - Final
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Coal & Allied – Hunter Valley Operations<br />
Groundwater Monitoring SWL Results for Hobden’s Gully and South Facilities Piezometers<br />
The SWL at E5038/5, H5032/5 and H5038/5 and Hobden’s Well have remained steady during the reporting<br />
period with minimal fluctuation from historical data (Figure 53). Although piezometers S4 and S6 were<br />
recorded as dry the standing water level has been recorded for maximum bore depth.<br />
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Hobden's Gully and South Facilities SWL Trends<br />
5<br />
10<br />
15<br />
Standing Water Level (m)<br />
20<br />
25<br />
30<br />
35<br />
40<br />
45<br />
50<br />
Jan 09<br />
Feb 09<br />
Mar 09<br />
Apr 09<br />
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Jun 09<br />
Jul 09<br />
Date<br />
Aug 09<br />
Sep 09<br />
Oct 09<br />
Nov 09<br />
Dec 09<br />
Hobden's Well S4 S6 E5038/5 H5032/5 H5038/5<br />
Figure 53: Hobden's Gully and South Facilities Groundwater SWL Trends<br />
Alluvial Lands Levee Bank Groundwater<br />
The key piezometers used for the interpretation of potential seepage into North Pit Void through or under the<br />
cut off wall of North Pit Levee are PZ1CH200, PZ2CH400, PZ3CH800, PZ4CH1380, PZ5CH1800,<br />
PZ6CH2450, GA3, HV3 and HV4. These piezometers are sampled quarterly subject to safe access.<br />
Piezometer HV4 was not sampled in <strong>2009</strong> reported to be consistently dry. Piezometers PZ1CH200 and<br />
PZ2CH400 have undergone screen cleaning on the 24 July <strong>2009</strong>. This process subjected these sites to<br />
significant volumes of water sourced outside the boreholes and subsequently have had an impact on data<br />
consistency at these sites.<br />
Monitoring results for <strong>2009</strong> are shown in Table 37 and in Figure 54 to Figure 56.<br />
AEMR <strong>2009</strong> 104