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The industry calls it dark data: decades of studies nobody can search.
Design rationale left with the engineer who wrote it, and consultants get paid to rediscover conclusions the archive already contains. The Engineer of Record, meanwhile, is expected to be thoroughly familiar with a design history that lives in boxes.
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↳ Asked
“What assumptions did the original TSF design make about foundation drainage, and has any review flagged deviations?”
↳ Answered, with sources
The 2009 design assumed a functioning underdrain with piezometric levels below RL 412 [1]. The 2021 dam safety review noted piezometer P-14 readings above design assumptions and recommended a drainage investigation — recommendation R-7, still open [2].
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Design intent stays traceable through the paper trail.
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