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Singapore – 11 November 2016 The Stendafjellet Rock Quarry and Underground Waste Disposal site Frode Siljeholm Arnesen, MSc. Senior Engineering Geologist Multiconsult ASA, Bergen, Norway Stendafjellet Rock Quarry and Underground Waste Disposal Site – Frode S. Arnesen

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Page 1: The Stendafjellet Rock Quarry and Underground Waste

Singapore – 11 November 2016

The Stendafjellet Rock Quarry and

Underground Waste Disposal site

Frode Siljeholm Arnesen, MSc.

Senior Engineering Geologist

Multiconsult ASA, Bergen, Norway

Stendafjellet Rock Quarry and Underground Waste Disposal Site – Frode S. Arnesen

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Stakeholders

Owner: Fana Stein & Gjenvinning Holding AS/ Fana Rock and Recycling

Holding LTD (FSG)

Managing Company: Fana Stein & Gjenvinning AS/Fana Rock and

Recycling LTD (FSG)

Land Owner: Hordaland County

Design, geological and environmental engineering:

Multiconsult ASA, Bergen

Stendafjellet Rock Quarry and Underground Waste Disposal Site – Frode S. Arnesen

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The Stendafjellet Quarry and Depositing site is a story of

commercial success

• The setting

• Geological Conditions

• Products

• Future development

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Location of site near Bergen, Norway

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All cities use aggregate

• Norwegian average usage of aggregate is more than one ton a year.

• The local aggregate market of Bergen is in the range of 300 000 tons per

year.

• Aggregates is produced locally or delivered to the city by boats.

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Fana Stadion was once a Quarry

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Høiehallen athletics hall, a former quarry tunnel

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RÃ¥dalen quarry and landfill site

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Former crusherplant was relocated

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Situation today, new incineration plant

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Landfill replaced by agriculture

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New location for quarry and depositing

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The nearby hill Stendafjellet has good quality rockThere was already a tunnel and a water storage cavern inside the hill

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Early design

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Visible footprint

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Pukkverk under jord

Primary chrusher

Secondarychrushers, screening and conveying

Crusher plant and aggregate distribution

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Vertical section of plant

Dato: 05.10.2016 FSG Pukkverk Side: 21

22 different grain sizes is accessible

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Map of cavernsand tunnels

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Dump shaft is established to chrusher pocketVentilation and emergency escape adit through short shaftto terrain from top level

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Groundwater control

• The average permeability of the rock mass is generally

low ( 10e-7m/s).

• There are systematically placed drilled wells in different

distances surrounding the site.

• The groundwater level is registered automatically.

• Chemical content of groundwater is tested and reported

annually.

• The small quantity of water pumped out are generally

cleaner than water drained from the traffic tunnels in

Bergen city.

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Rock blasting methods for Quarrying underground

Top header is excavated by drill and blast, but the contentof dust are high.

Benching requires special attention to:

• Minimize fines.

• Geometrical control.

• Proper block size for existing crusherplant.

• Bench height must adapt what can practically be scaledand supported with available equipment.

• Limitation of access is determined by safety in thecavern.

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Bech blasting experiences

• Maximum 76mm borehle diameter, preferably 51 mm contour charge.

• Usage of evenly distributed blast agent with high detonation velocity.

• Denser drilling than normally recommended.

• Blast agent usage below 0,4kg/m3.

• Bench height maximum 13m.

• Top Bench + 3 benches.

• There are a mid level access from both sides of the cavern.

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Ventilation

• There are one vent shaft in each end of the cavern system, one having a

suction fan ensuring underpressure independent of wind direction.

• Air inlet is through the low level tranportation tunnel.

• Vent shafts serves also as escape routes.

• Rock drilling requires installed dust control, or use of water.

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Rock support

• Scaling by demolition rig, reaching 25m upwards.

• Bolting in walls by remote controlled drill rig.

• Mainly use of grouted bolts.

• Top bench : Systemetic rockbolts 4 – 5 m long and steel fiber shotcrete.

• Walls: Scaling and spot bolting, occasionally shotcreting.

• Grouted cable bolts when required.

• Fracture zones supported by fiber shotcrete, bolts and reinforcement.

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Sub-title

Typical weakness zone in wall

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Sub-title

Where support is discussed

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Singapore – 11 November 2016 Dato: 05.10.2016 FSG Pukkverk Side: 21

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Experiences from quarrying

• 5 of 8 caverns have very good rock conditions.

• The last three caverns has successively poorer rock, due

to fracturing.

• Fracture zones with swelling clay requires much more

extensive support.

• Excavation and crushing gives a fair profit.

• Depositing is a much more profitable

activity.

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Conditions for profitable underground quarry:

• Good Rock Quality, UCS > 130 Mpa, Q > 10.

• Acceptable hydrological conditions, a system of groundwatersurveillance and testing must be established.

• Existing market close by, enabling effective transportation.

• Other competing quarries have longer transport distances.

• Neighbour houses minimum 250 m from tunnel opening, and restrictions on future usage of area above caverns.

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Criteria necessary for depositing

• Inward flow of water.

• Groundwater control and testing, annually.

• Low permability rocks, small water volumes.

• Terrain is not harmed by low groundwater table.

• Drainage to low pump sump, pumping water to approvedlocation.

• Acquiring approvals for deposisting, including reducedtaxes for depositing compared to landfill usage.

• No harmful or explosive gases from deposited materials.

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Examples of deposited materials • Foundry sand

• Sand blasting sand

• Iron sand from metal recycling

• Heat treated drilling mud

• Microsilica dust from smoke filters

• Concrete with and without PCB

• Bricks with and without PAH ( chimneys)

• Construction waste

• Glass from refurbishment of housing

• Soils with dangerous contamination

• Removed materials with asbestos content (bagged)

• Sand and materials for street and drainage cleaning

• Fluff – remnants from car and metal recycling

• Contaminated soils from city and street excavations

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Experiences from depositing so far.

• 55m high cavern requires procedures for filling due to

stability issues.

• Dust must be controlled by ventilation.

• Deposited materials has very low permeablity.

• The small quantities of inleaking water have limited

contact with the deposited soils.

• The level of water contaminaton from drainage water is

of same scale as the ordinary drain water from roads in

the city.

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Future layout

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North–south section

Top level ofdepositing

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New highway crossing under the siteMitigation of groundwater effects is planned

Mitigation zone along highway section

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Thankyoufor

yourattention!