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TM 5-814-7LIST OF FIGURESPageFigure 5-1 Illustrative hazardous waste master plan 5-25-2 Landfill operations plan 5-55-3 Land treatment area details 5-95-4 Land treatment operations plan 5-115-5 Deep injection well 5-146-1 Flood control structures 6-26-2 Base liner details for landfills and surface impoundments 6-56-3 Base liner details for waste piles 6-66-4 Typical clay liner compatibility evaluation 6-106-5 Typical leak detection systems and leachate collection drains 6-136-6 Typical run on control ditches 6-166-7 Typical run-on control ditch for waste units 6-176-8 Typical run-off control ditch for final cover areas 6-186-9 Run-on sedimentation control run-off retention basins 6-206-10 Final cover details 6-238-1 Monitoring well details 8-38-2 Monitoring well installations 8-4LIST OF TABLESTable 3-1 Composition and quantity data resources 3-23-2 Design/operational requirements imposed by hydrogeologic conditions 3-65-1 Design features required by RCRA for DA land disposal and treatment facilities 5-16-1 Requirements for liner systems 6-36-2 Summary of liner types 6-76-3 Seaming provisions for synthetic liners 6-116-4 Requirements for leachate collection and removal systems 6-126-5 Requirements for surface water run on and run-off control systems 6-156-6 Requirements for final cover at closure 6-226-7 Requirements for special design elements 6-2610-1 Summary of unit costs for lined facility 10-1iiCANCELLED
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BIBLIOGRAPHYTM 5-814-7Braunstein, J
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