Installation of the ArmorMax/LandLok Plus System. Randy Thompson, P.E. Propex Geotextile Systems

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Installation of the ArmorMax/LandLok Plus System Randy Thompson, P.E. Propex Geotextile Systems

Product Category Brand Propex Full Line of Infrastructure Solutions Filtration Separation Stabilization Reinforcement Light Weight Medium Weight Heavy Weight Uniaxial Biaxial Microsynthetic Macrosynthetic Blended Fibers Steel Fibers ECBs TRMs HPTRMs ARVS Geosynthetics Fiber Reinforced Concrete Erosion Control Woven Geotextiles Nonwoven Geotextiles Geogrids Fibers Erosion Control Solutions Geotex Geotex Petromat Petrotac GridPro UXP GridPro BXP Fibermesh Fibercast Enduro Novomesh Novocon LandLok ECBs LandLok TRMs Pyramat HPTRMs ArmorMax ARVS 2

ArmorMax Anchored Reinforced Vegetation System Definition ArmorMax - Anchored Reinforced Vegetation System (ARVS) - from Propex consists of a High Performance Turf Reinforcement Mat (HPTRM) and earth percussion anchors. It is the most advanced flexible armoring technology having two distinct applications. A. Non-Structural Applications ArmorMax is designed to protect: Earthen levees from storm surge and wave overtopping Stream, river, and canal banks from scour and erosion Storm water channels in temperate, arid and semi-arid environments where vegetation densities of less than 100% coverage are anticipated to be maintained. B. Structural Applications - ArmorMax can be engineered to provide surficial slope stabilization against shallow plane failures. 3

ARMORMAX Slope Stability Anchor Reinforced Vegetation System ArmorMax ARVS for Slope Stability Type B2 Anchor 4

LandLok Plus Details Master Roll Sizes: 10.5 x 500-600 Weight: 500-600lbs Cut to size on jobsite? Anchor lead time: Week of 8/25 Jobsite Shipment Installation Technique Manual Vs. Machinery Determines the tools to be ordered 6 Drive rod Vs. 2-3 rods with a coupler 5

Hammer Selection LandLok Plus Installation 6

Hammer Selection LandLok Plus Installation Minimum 3500 Watt Generator Required for Electric Hammer 7

Electric Hammer Example LandLok Plus Installation 8

LandLok Plus Installation Video http://youtu.be/qwmngxmxzu8 Installing anchors by hand 9

Mechanical Anchor Installation LandLok Plus Installation 10

Mechanical Anchor Installation - Adapter LandLok Plus Installation Breaker Hammer attached to Excavator Chain ~4 in 2 Receiving Channel welded to ½ steel plate Receiving Channel to receive 1 dia drive rod 1 dia drive rod 11

Mechanical Anchor Installation LandLok Plus Installation Other Techniques Selecting one of the Hammers in the earlier slide and hanging it from an excavator Using a dolly to move the hammer along slope Pushing the anchor in with an excavator 12

Northern and Eastern Slopes LandLok Plus Installation 13

Western Slope LandLok Plus Installation 14

Anchor Trenches LandLok Plus Installation 15

Top of Slope Anchor Trench LandLok Plus Installation 16

Anchor/Pin Pattern LandLok Plus Installation 5 8 17

LandLok Plus Installation Details Load Locking the Anchors As the load exerted on the soil by the anchor system increases, a body of soil above the anchor is compressed and provides resistance to any further anchor movement. The size and spread of a Frustum Cone will depend upon: The shear angle of the soil, the size of the anchor, the depth of installation, and the load applied

Toe of Slope Anchor Trench and Anchor Pattern LandLok Plus Installation (3.1m) (1.2 m) Installation of Earth Percussion Anchors at 0.5 anchors per square yard 19

Vegetation Establishment LandLok Plus Installation 3500#/acre* LandLok S2 (See Addendum) 1.7 staples/sy (6 U shaped) * Not to exceed 2 above LandLok Plus 20

ArmorMax Case History Redcliff Golf Course Ponds Stabilization Redcliff, AB Application: Pond Bank Erosion Protection Client: City of Redcliff, AB Designer: Stantec (Medicine Hat) Contractor: CeeGee Earthmoving Installed: April-May 2008 Product: ArmorMax ARVS, with 3 (.9m) -long, B-1 anchors at 0.4 anchors/sy Quantity: 22,000 SY (18,392 SM) Design Considerations: Irrigation and stormwater ponds initially designed with riprap for shoreline erosion protection at a very high cost ArmorMax was incorporated with an 8oz. (227 g) Non-woven underlayment for protection below water line Provided aesthetic solution with rapid installation allowed golfers to access balls near pond without having to traverse over riprap 21

ArmorMax Case History Redcliff Golf Course Ponds Stabilization Redcliff, AB Typical pond bank stabilization strategy placed riprap for erosion protection against wind generated waves 22

ArmorMax Case History Redcliff Golf Course Ponds Stabilization Redcliff, AB Pyramat HPTRM installed in top of slope anchor trenches and deployed down banks Completed May 2008 23

Redcliff Golf Course Ponds Stabilization Redcliff, AB Emergent Vegetation August 2008 24

Redcliff Golf Course Ponds Stabilization Redcliff, AB Vegetated Stabilization of Pond Banks April 2012 25

Anchored Reinforced Vegetation System Cumberland Park Project on the New River Project Location: Fly ash berm on the New River in Narrows, VA Owner: American Electric Power Engineer: Draper Aden and Assoc. Blacksburg, VA Installed: Fall 2008 ArmorMax chosen instead of riprap because of environmentally sensitive issues

Installation of Earth Percussion Anchors 27

January 2010 28

ArmorMax Slope Stability Case History St. Maurice River Pipeline Cap de la Madeleine, QC Ro a dway I n f r astructure Application: Structural Slope Reinforcement Client: TransCanada Pipeline Designer: Golder Assoc. (Calgary) Contractor: Louisburg Pipelines Installed: October 2008 Product: Armormax ARVS, with 6 (2m) - long, B-2 anchors at 0.5 anchors/sy Quantity: 5,500 SY (4580sm) Design Considerations: Over steepened slopes with sandy soil left after pipeline river crossing construction Remote location with very difficult access rendered conventional slope reinforcement solutions unfeasible High visibility to surrounding property owners dictated a natural, aesthetic solution 29

ArmorMax Slope Stability Case History St. Maurice River Pipeline Cap de la Madeleine, QC West Slope East Slope Shallow plane sliding failures across over steepened slope resulting from pipeline construction 30

ArmorMax Slope Stability Case History St. Maurice River Pipeline Cap de la Madeleine, QC Deployment of green Pyramat HPTRM down slopes after minor, in-place slope repairs 31

ArmorMax Slope Stability Case History St. Maurice River Pipeline Cap de la Madeleine, QC Seeding of slope prior to mat installation, and driving of B-2 anchors through the Pyramat HPTRM 32

ArmorMax Slope Stability Case History St. Maurice River Pipeline Cap de la Madeleine, QC Installation crews tethered to top of slope and repelled down to install pins and anchors 33

ArmorMax Slope Stability Case History St. Maurice River Pipeline Cap de la Madeleine, QC Slope grade range from 2H:1V to 0.5H:1V; shallow depth failure at approximately 2 ft (.6m). 34

ArmorMax Slope Stability Case History St. Maurice River Pipeline Cap de la Madeleine, QC Completed installation November 2008 35

ArmorMax Slope Stability Case History St. Maurice River Pipeline Cap de la Madeleine, QC Completed installation Completed January installation 2009 May 2009 36

ArmorMax Slope Stability Case History Caltrans Highway 26 Calaveras County Slope Repair Highway 26 Calaveras County Slope Repair 37

Why choose a Vegetated Solution? Aesthetics, Safety, Vandalism, Maintenance and Pest Control Riprap applications are eyesores that are dangerous, easy to vandalize, difficult to maintain and tend to breed vermin and snakes 38

The Benefits o The Benefits of Vegetation One of the most effective ways to prevent erosion and sedimentation is to stabilize disturbed land through the addition of vegetation. provide both dust control and a reduction in erosion potential by increasing filtration, trapping sediment, stabilizing the soil, and dissipating the energy of hard rain. 39

Turf Reinforcement Mat (TRM) Technology is recognized and accepted as a Best Management Practice (BMP) to improve water quality The Benefits of Vegetation

Vegetation Reinforced with a Synthetic Turf Reinforcement Mat (TRM) Turf Reinforcement Mat: Long-term, nondegradable Rolled Erosion Control Product (RECP) composed of UV stabilized synthetic fibers, nettings and/or filaments processed into three dimensional reinforcement matricesdesigned for permanent and critical applications where design discharges exert velocities and shear stresses that exceed the limits of mature, natural vegetation. (Erosion Control Technology Council) 41

ArmorMax Shallow Plane Slope Failure Examples Sloughing River Embankments Sloughing Highway Embankments 42

ArmorMax Summary Appropriate Applications Arid Channels Pond Protection Flowing Channels Landfill Closures 43

ArmorMax Summary Appropriate Applications Slope Protection Roadway Shoulders Golf Courses Roadside Ditches 44

For more Information, please contact Randy Thompson, P.E. Propex Inc. 276-970-6612 randy.thompson@propexglobal.com