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WINTER OPERATIONS ’07-’08. Dalyce Ronnau. SALT. STORAGE CAPACITY 8 Districts, 102 locations Statewide – 92,170 tons Average shed capacity 811 tons Median shed capacity 400 tons. Salt Storage. Heavy Timber Construction 400 Ton typical capacity. Salt Storage. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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WINTER WINTER OPERATIONOPERATION

SS’07-’08’07-’08

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SALTSALT

STORAGE CAPACITYSTORAGE CAPACITY 8 Districts, 102 locations8 Districts, 102 locations Statewide – 92,170 tonsStatewide – 92,170 tons Average shed capacity 811 Average shed capacity 811

tons tons Median shed capacity 400 tonsMedian shed capacity 400 tons

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Salt StorageSalt Storage Heavy Timber ConstructionHeavy Timber Construction

400 Ton typical capacity 400 Ton typical capacity

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Salt StorageSalt Storage 3,450 ton capacity with wings for brine maker and 3,450 ton capacity with wings for brine maker and

loader storage at Strang in S.E. Nebraska. loader storage at Strang in S.E. Nebraska. Several other locations have comparable buildings.Several other locations have comparable buildings.

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Salt StorageSalt Storage Concrete/Wood DomeConcrete/Wood Dome

13,200 ton capacity – Omaha, Gothenburg13,200 ton capacity – Omaha, Gothenburg

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Salt UsageSalt Usage50,000 tons were used to fight December Storms. Some locations ran out of salt. Managers were getting nervous!

Weekly Deliveries and Inventory Level

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Tons on-hand

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Salt UsageSalt Usage

Total ’07-’08 Contract purchases 115,364 Total ’07-’08 Contract purchases 115,364 tonstons Delivered by truck from KansasDelivered by truck from Kansas

Additional 1,500 tons by rail from Utah and Additional 1,500 tons by rail from Utah and Kansas.Kansas.

825 tons Ice Slicer was ordered to make up 825 tons Ice Slicer was ordered to make up for salt shortage.for salt shortage.

A new contract specification is being A new contract specification is being developed to address delivery issues.developed to address delivery issues.

Some fabric covered structures planned for Some fabric covered structures planned for this year to increase storage capacity.this year to increase storage capacity.

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Salt UsageSalt Usage Occasionally, agricultural products are added!Occasionally, agricultural products are added!

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LiquidsLiquids BrineBrine

53 Brine makers Statewide53 Brine makers Statewide ??Guesstimated?? Production: 5 million gal.??Guesstimated?? Production: 5 million gal. ??Guesstimated?? StorageCapacity: 4 ??Guesstimated?? StorageCapacity: 4

million gal.million gal.

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LiquidsLiquids

Ice BanIce Ban CaliberCaliber GeomeltGeomelt

Some problems reportedSome problems reported Usage and practices not consistentUsage and practices not consistent

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FASTFAST Added Vaisala Friction sensor to control existing Added Vaisala Friction sensor to control existing

manually controlled Spray System on I-80 near manually controlled Spray System on I-80 near Kearney.Kearney.

Surface temperature and wind speed sensor inputs are Surface temperature and wind speed sensor inputs are included in the algorithm.included in the algorithm.

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Live video of the bridge provides Live video of the bridge provides additional verification of additional verification of conditions and operation.conditions and operation.

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Screen shot of Screen shot of Spray HistorySpray History

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Relationship between Relationship between ice or snow thickness ice or snow thickness

and grip.and grip.

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Kearney Bridge 12/28/07

ICE

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GRIP

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FAST 2008FAST 2008

Three additional FAST systems are Three additional FAST systems are planned for I-80 bridges:planned for I-80 bridges: SheltonShelton AuroraAurora GiltnerGiltner

Accident history is used to decide Accident history is used to decide where FAST is justified.where FAST is justified.

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In 2007, NDOR joined In 2007, NDOR joined the the

Pooled Fund MDSSPooled Fund MDSS

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Three Districts Three Districts participated in the participated in the first season.first season.

34 routes in the 34 routes in the systemsystem

120 Users trained120 Users trained Half-day intro in Half-day intro in

NovemberNovember Two-hour hands-Two-hour hands-

on sessions in on sessions in JanuaryJanuary

Good receptivity Good receptivity to MDSS by usersto MDSS by users

Eight Iwapi AVL Eight Iwapi AVL units in place.units in place.

Plan to add more Plan to add more districts, routes, districts, routes, users, and AVL users, and AVL units for next units for next seasonseason

MDSS Highlights

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MDSS Regional MDSS Regional Product ShowcaseProduct Showcase Omaha, NEOmaha, NE May 28, 2008May 28, 2008 No registration fee!No registration fee! DemonstrationsDemonstrations

Meridian PFS and Colorado DOTMeridian PFS and Colorado DOT NCAR and City of DenverNCAR and City of Denver DTN/Meteorlogix and Illinois DOTDTN/Meteorlogix and Illinois DOT IWAPIIWAPI Intelligent Devices, Inc.Intelligent Devices, Inc.

For more information or to register:For more information or to register:

[email protected]

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Thank Thank You!You!