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8/20/2019 Channel and Slope Stability http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/channel-and-slope-stability 1/49  1 R. Pitt June 16, 2004 Module 5: Channel and Slope Stability for Construction Site Erosion Control Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................................1 General Channel Stability Shear Stress Relationship ....................................................................................................2 Allowable Velocity and Shear Stress........................................................................................................................4 Allowable Velocity Data......................................................................................................................................4 Allowable Shear Stress Data ................................................................................................................................6 Design Steps for Maximum Permissible Velocity/Allowable Shear Stress Method...............................................12 Design of Grass-Lined Channels .................................................................................................................................16 Species Selection for Grass-Lined Channels ..........................................................................................................17 Selecting Plant Materials for Establishing Temporary Channel Covers ............................................................18  Selecting Plant Materials for Establishing Permanent Covers ...........................................................................18 Hydroseeding and Mulching ..............................................................................................................................19 Determination of Channel Design Parameters........................................................................................................19 Vegetation Parameters .......................................................................................................................................19 Soil Parameters ..................................................................................................................................................20 General Design Procedure for Grass-Lined Channels ............................................................................................24 Channel Stability Applied to Construction Site Erosion Control Design ....................................................................24 Design using Vegetated Channel Liner Mats..........................................................................................................24  Design of Lined Channels having Bends................................................................................................................32 Slope Stability Applied to Construction Site Erosion Control Design ........................................................................33 Example Slope Stability Calculation ......................................................................................................................42 Summary......................................................................................................................................................................43 Important Links ...........................................................................................................................................................44 References ...................................................................................................................................................................44  Appendix 5A: Commercial Sources for Channel Liners and Slope Protecting Mats ..................................................44 Rock Baskets (Gabions)..........................................................................................................................................44 Concrete Flexible Grids (Revetment) .....................................................................................................................45 Plastic Grids............................................................................................................................................................45 Fabric Blankets and Channel Mat Liners................................................................................................................45  Turf Grass ...............................................................................................................................................................45 Hydroseeding and Chemicals .................................................................................................................................45 Appendix 5B: Kansas Department of Transportation Bureau of Materials and Research ...........................................46 Approved Erosion Control Products for Slope Protection ......................................................................................46 Class 1 “Slope Protection” .................................................................................................................................46 Approved Erosion Control Products for Flexible Channel Liners ..........................................................................48 Class 2 – “Flexible Channel Liner”....................................................................................................................48 Introduction This chapter reviews the basic approaches and techniques available for the design of stable channels and slopes. There are several alternatives that can be used which are briefly described. Example problems are also presented. Specific issues associated with construction sites are stressed in this chapter, compared to the more general applications for which some of these techniques are usually applied. The information previously presented in Chapter 3 (Erosion mechanisms and the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation) and Chapter 4 (Regional rainfall

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Page 1: Fabric Acoustic Wall Panels - TMsoundproofing.com · Fabric Acoustic Wall Panels Installation Instructions Impaling hooks are the recommended installation method for all locations

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Fabric Acoustic Wall Panels

Installation Instructions

Impaling hooks are the recommended installation method for all locations where panels do not need to be moved. Impaling hooks are provided with each order of acoustic panels.

Before you begin:

● Decide on panel layout; inspect mounting surfaces to determine suitability for installing panels.

● Determine clip locations on the wall using a pencil and straight edge to ensure proper placement of clips. Clips should be evenly spaced on the back of the panel.

● Clips should be aligned to meet up with the fiberglass section of the panel past the point where the excess fabric ends.

● For panels up to 24”X48”, 6 impaling clips are recommended. For larger panels, 6-8 clips are recommended.

Installation:

● Drill screws into each impaling clip to firmly anchor the clips to the wall.

● It is recommended that adhesive be used in conjunction with impaling clips to ensure secure attachment of the clips.

● Apply adhesive to the wall surface as well as the back of the panel.

● Firmly attach the panel to the wall pressing evenly to ensure complete adhesion. You can use a clean piece of plywood to firmly distribute pressure on the clip.

● DO NOT PULL PANEL AWAY FROM THE WALL AT THIS POINT AS THIS WILL BREAK THE BOND BEFORE THE GLUE HAS A CHANCE TO SET.