Ardaman and Associates, Inc. Awards

Ardaman & Associates, Inc. Orlando Gypsum Stack Expansion Polk County, Florida IMC Fertilizer, Inc.

Ardaman & Associates designed, assisted in permitting, and provided construction testing and inspection for a new phosphogypsum byproduct disposal area for the largest fertilizer plant in the United States. The design incorporated numerous innovative elements including: the use of sedimented or compacted byproduct gypsum as a cover component for a synthetic liner; and a 110-foot deep vertical cutoff wall keyed up to 50 feet into rock The engineering profession will benefit from the new liner concept on future projects of this kind.

The project was the most complex of its type, incorporating: a 520-acre site; six million cubic yards of earth moving;. a 400-acre liner consisting of a 60-mil synthetic membrane covered by compacted or sedimented phosphogypsum; 46,000 feet of stack drains; and 20,000 feet of vertical cutoff walls.
 

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