APPENDIX D Rules Of Thumb - Prod.oregon.gov
APPENDIX DRules of Thumb
Rules of ThumbSeveral Rules of Thumb worksheets are provided to aid designers and inspectors in determiningand verifying the quality and quantity of various erosion control items. These are especiallyuseful when verifying the application rates of various mulch and hydraulically applied products.Rules of Thumb includes the following: Example Seed TagsSlope Inclination ConversionsMetric ConversionsSediment Trap Sizing SpreadsheetI-D-R Curve Zone MapStraw Mulch Application WorksheetHydraulic Application EquationsWood Fiber Mulch Hydraulic Application WorksheetSeed / Fertilizer Hydraulic Application WorksheetHydraulic Application Example Problems
OREGON CERTIFIED SEED TAG SAMPLE(Front)(Back)
WASHINGTON CERTIFIED SEED TAG SAMPLE(Front)(Back)
Measurement in:LENGTHFrom English Units:inch (in)foot (ft)yard (yd)mile (mi)in 2ft2yd2mi2acreacreAREATo Metric Units:millimeter (mm)meter (m)meter (m)kilometer (km)mm 2m2m2km2hectare (ha)in 2Familier Conversions to Metric Units:LENGTHThickness of a DimeDiameter of a ballpoint penLength of a- paper clipLength of a dollar billHeight of a DoorLength of a football fieldWidth of a piece of paperLarge paper clipWEIGHTNickelLarge AppleSize "D" BatteryLarge Can of TomatoesWater FreezesTEMPERATUREBody TemperatureWater BoilsMultiply 04740471 mm10 mm30 mm150 mm2m100 m85 mm1 gram (g)5g50 g100 g1 kilogram (kg)0 degrees Celcius ( C)37 C100" C*Reference: Metric Basics. 1994. Oregon Department of Transportation, Project Services.Some Common Metric AbbreviationsMgn/ha/yearLhakgmkmmmMgqnkN/m3 megagram per hectare per yearliterhectareskilogram 1 x 103 gramsmeterkilometer 1 x 103 metersmillimetermegagram 1 x 106 gramskiloNewtons per cubic meterPa Pascal
METRIC CONVERSION FACTORSQuantiFrom SI UnitsLengthkmmmmmAreakm2m2hectarem2m2mm 2Volumem3m3m3L(1000 cm3)m3L(1000 em3)cm 3MasskgMass DensityForceForce/Unit LengthForce/Unit Area,Pressure Stress,Modulus of ElasticityForce/Volume UnitWeightBending Moment,Torque Moment ofForceWorkEnergyVolume Rate of tureVelocity, SeedAccelerationNmJoulesin 3/Sin 3/SL/sin 3/S Cm/sm/s2Ref. FHWA Geotechnical Metrication Guidelines* Underline denotes exact conversionTo English Unitsmileyardfootinchsquare mileacreacresquare yardsquare footsquare inchacre footcubic yardcubic footcubic foot1000 board feetgalloncubic inchpound masslb.-mass, 1 bn,lb.-mass/ftlb.kiplbs/ftkips/ftlbs/in2kips/in 2lbs/ft2ki s/ft2lbs/ft3ki s/ft3ft-lbft-kiplb-ftft-lbft3cfinc fmmd Fft/sft/s2Divided .3561.3558181.3558180.028320.0004720.47190.0438( F-32 )/1.80.30480.3048
Wood Fiber Mulch Hydraulic Application (R„f) Wood ,4001,500 44113,256121,968130,6801,250 1,0001, 500 1, 2001, 750 1,4002,000 1,6002,250 1,8002, 500 2, 0002,750 2,2003,000 2,400--- 2,600-- 2,800--- 3, 00 Wood Fiber 0 Area of Covera e AWater Require d for ApplicationAverage (V„,.) Maximum (VW,)401bs mulch / 100 al water 501bs mulch / 100 al water*Gallons *GallonsArea of Covera e AWater Re uired for ApplicationAverage (V„„,) Maximum (V„„„)401bs mulch / 100 al water 50Ibs mulch / 100 al water*Gallons *Gallonsft1,250 1,000150012001, 750 1, 4002,000 1,6002,250 1,8002,500 - 2,0002,750 2,2003,000 2,400-- 2,600--- 2,800-3,000 ! " # % & ' 800.870.931.00
Wood Fiber Mulch Hydraulic Application Wood FiberWater Re uired for ApplicationAverage (V„„,) Maximum 401bs mulch / 100 al water 501bs mulch / 100 al water*Gallons *Gallons1,250 1,0001,500 1,2001, 750 1,4002,000 1,6002,250 1,8002,500 2,0002, 750 2,2003,000 2,400-2,600-- 01,3001,4001,500 Wood 4001,500*Area of Coverage Aft 0.600.650.700.75 Water Required for A licationAverage (V„,,) Maximum (Vw„)401bs mulch / 100 al water 501bs mulch / 100 al water*Gallons *Gallons1,250 1,0001,50 0 1,2 001, 75 0 1,4002,000 1,6002,250 1,8002,500 2,00027502.2003,000 2,400-2,600- 2 800 -3,000Largest Typical Hydro seeding equipment has a 3,000 gallon workingArea of Coveraft 0.400.440.480.520.560.60
Wood Fiber Mulch Hydraulic Application Wood FiberWater Re uired for ApplicationAverage (V„„,) Maximum (Vw„,)18k mulch / 379L water 23k mulch / 379L water*Liters *Litersm24,168 3, 3353,5675,211 4,1694,4596,253 5, 0035,3517,295 5,8366,2438,337 6,6707,1359,379 7,504 8,02710,421 8,3388 0500545550600650681 Wood 61.21 !Water R uired for ApplicationAverage (V,a) Maximum (V,v,)18k mulch/ 379L water 23k mulch / 379L water*Liters *Liters4,168 3, 3355,211 4,169(WAArea of Covera e A6,253 5,003 '7, 295 5, 8368,337 6,6709,379 7,50410,421 8,33811,356 9,088-9,171-10,005-10,839-11,356Largest Typical Hydro seeding equipment has a 11,356 liter workingArea of Covera e 70.300.320.330.360.390.40
Wood Fiber Mulch Hydraulic Application Wood FiberWater Required for ApplicationAverage (V„,,) Maximum (V,,„,)18k mulch / 379L water 23k mulch / 379L water*Liters *Liters m4,168 3,3355,211 4,1696, 253 5, 0037, 295 5, 8368,337 6,6709,379 7,50410,421 8,33811,356 0250300350400450500545550600650681 .270.290.30Water Re uired for ApplicationAverage (V,„a) Maximum (V,,„„)18k mulch I 379L water 23k mulch I 379L water*Liters *Liters m4,168 3, 3357135,211 4,1698926,253 5,0031,0707,295 5,8361,2498,337 6,6701,4279.37975041,60510,421 0,8392,319-113562,429Largest Typical Hydro seeding equipment has a 11,356 liter working volume.Area of Covera e AWood FiberArea of Covera e A 30.24
Table A-1Seed or Fertilizer Hydraulic ApplicationArea of Coverage (A) ( ) ( * , !" # " % " & % # " '
Table B-1Seed or Fertilizer Hydraulic Application " # Application Load is in Pure Live Seed.Gross weight of seed can be converted by the Pure Live Seed (PLS) Rate [%Purity x %Germination %PLS ; Wsf Gross Weight x %PLS] !
m2 hectare m2 m2 mm 2 ; square mile acre acre square yard square foot square inch : 2.59 4047 0.404 0.836 0.092 645.2 : Volume : m3 m3 m3 L(1000 cm3) m3 L(1000 em3) cm 3 ; acre foot cubic yard cubic foot cubic foot 1000 board feet gallon cubic inch : 1233 0.764 0.028 28.32 2.36 3.785 16.39 : Mass : kg ; poun
Issue of orders 69 : Publication of misleading information 69 : Attending Committees, etc. 69 : Responsibility 69-71 : APPENDICES : Appendix I : 72-74 Appendix II : 75 Appendix III : 76 Appendix IV-A : 77-78 Appendix IV-B : 79 Appendix VI : 79-80 Appendix VII : 80 Appendix VIII-A : 80-81 Appendix VIII-B : 81-82 Appendix IX : 82-83 Appendix X .
Appendix G Children's Response Log 45 Appendix H Teacher's Journal 46 Appendix I Thought Tree 47 Appendix J Venn Diagram 48 Appendix K Mind Map 49. Appendix L WEB. 50. Appendix M Time Line. 51. Appendix N KWL. 52. Appendix 0 Life Cycle. 53. Appendix P Parent Social Studies Survey (Form B) 54
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Science mark 364 – 272 92 Ans: 92 39. Total number of boxes of thumb tacks (7 5 3 1 5) x 5 21 x 5 105 boxes of thumb tacks Method 1 Profit made from the sale of 1 box of thumb tacks Selling price – Cost price 7.00 – 4.00 3.00 Profit made from the sale of thumb tacks that week Profit made from the sale of 1 box
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Bones: The thumb is composed of 2 phalanxes (unlike the other ngers that have 3) and a metacarpal. Figure 3 Fig. 3. Joints and bones of the hand presents the thumb bones and joint names. The base of the thumb is the Trapezoid-Metacarpal joint (TM) whereas the most distal part is
