Soil Testing Report HSS BGT PDF

GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION
REPORT
• Project name : P 0060 Proposed construction of High speed Shaft at Balaghat

mine, dist. Balaghat.
• Report No. : PTMA/MOIL/0060/12-13 Dt. 30/10/2012
Manganese Ore India Ltd. (MOIL),

• Client : MOIL LTD., MOIL Bhavan, No.A – 1,
Katol Road, Nagpur - 440013
• Prepared by :
P.T. Mase & Associates, Nagpur.
• Ref. Work Order /date : CIVIL/HO/12-13/BGT/118 Dated: 09/10/2012
• Material Category : SOIL TESTING
• Sampled by : P. T. MASE & ASSOCIATES
• Sample condition : Sealed
• Type of test performed : As Given in report
• Date of Start of Work /test : 01/10/2012 Onwards
• Testing Method : As per BIS
P.T.MASE & ASSOCIATES (P.E.)

(AN ISO 9001:2008 COMPANY)
Chartered Civil & Structural Engineers
Structural Audit & Condition Assessment Division
240 B – 1, BAJAJ NAGAR, NAGPUR-440 010(INDIA)
TEL.NOS: 0712 – 2233430, 2234979, FAX NO: 0712 – 2237309,
MOBILE – 09822220919
Email: dpmase@rediffmail.com, dilipmase@rediffmail.com
1. INTRODUCTION:
Manganese Ore India Ltd. (MOIL), Balaghat has proposed to construct the High speed Shaft at
Balaghat mine.
M/s. P. T. MASE & ASSOCIATES, Nagpur was awarded with the job of geotechnical Investigations to
generate the required geotechnical parameters for design of suitable foundations.
M/s. P. T. MASE & ASSOCIATES, Nagpur has completed the work of soil investigation at 7 borehole &
trial pit locations. Location and depth of investigation were decided by the client. Standard penetration
tests (SPT) were conducted in these boreholes. Disturbed & undisturbed soil/ rock samples were
collected from these boreholes & trial pit for laboratory testing. UU-triaxial/ direct shear test along with
other soil/ rock tests were carried out in laboratory to ascertain the safe pressure on the encountered
strata.
The Allowable Bearing Capacity is presented in clause - 6 of this report (Discussions &
Recommendations). All the tests were conducted as per B.I.S. codes.
2. STRATIFICATION:
The general stratification is reported below after completing the boring work at 7 nos. of borehole
locations up to maximum 27.00m depth from GL and as per samples recovered & tested in the
laboratory.
Borehole no 1:
At the top filling/ dump material was encountered up to 6.00m depth from GL, followed by 5.00m thick
layer of yellow clayey sandy soil up to 11.00m depth from GL. The shear parameters obtained in this
2 2
layer from UU-triaxial direct shear test are ranges from C = 25 kN/m to 38 kN/m and φ = 5.50 to 150.
Below this layer alternate layer of highly weathered & weathered Mica Schist was encountered up to
27.00m depth from GL (Depth of borehole & investigation). SPT values noted from 11.00m to 21.00m
depth were ranges from N = 41 to N ≥ 50 (refusal).
At this borehole location 10 % to 18% core recovery and 10% to 11% RQD (Rock quality designation)
was obtained. Water table was encountered at 7.00m depth from GL.
Borehole no 2:
At this borehole location filling/ dump material was encountered at the top up to 4.50m depth from GL,
followed by 6.00m thick layer of yellow clayey sandy soil up to 10.50m depth from GL. The shear
2
parameters obtained in this layer from UU-triaxial direct shear test are ranges from C = 34 kN/m to 35
kN/m2 and φ = 7.50 to 100. Below this layer alternate layer of highly weathered & weathered Mica Schist
was encountered up to 25.50m depth from GL (Depth of borehole & investigation). SPT values noted
from 10.50m to 18.00m depth were ranges from N = 51 to N ≥ 50 (refusal).
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Borehole no 3:
At this borehole location filling/ dump material was encountered at the top up to 4.50m depth from GL,
followed by 5.00m thick layer of yellow clayey sandy soil up to 9.50m depth from GL. The shear
parameters obtained in this layer from UU-triaxial direct shear test are ranges from C = 28 kN/m2 to 39
2
kN/m and φ = 6.50 to 110. Below this layer alternate layer of highly weathered & weathered Mica Schist
from 10.50m to 22.50m depth were ranges from N = 55 to N ≥ 50 (refusal).
At this borehole location 12 % to 21% core recovery and 10% RQD (Rock quality designation) was
obtained. Water table was encountered at 4.50m depth from GL.
Borehole no 4:
layer of reddish yellowish clayey sandy soil up to 13.50m depth from GL. The shear parameters obtained
2 2
in this layer from UU-triaxial direct shear test are ranges from C = 27 kN/m to 36 kN/m and φ = 50 to
11.50. Below this layer alternate layer of highly weathered & weathered Mica Schist was encountered up
to 25.00m depth from GL (Depth of borehole & investigation). SPT values noted from 13.50m to 18.00m
depth were ranges from N = 43 to N ≥ 50 (refusal).
Borehole no 5:
layer of yellowish clayey sandy soil up to 12.00m depth from GL. The shear parameters obtained in this
layer from UU-triaxial/ direct shear test are ranges from C = 30 kN/m2 to 36 kN/m2 and φ = 80 to 100.
depth were N ≥ 50 (refusal).
Borehole no 6:
layer of yellowish clayey sandy soil up to 12.50m depth from GL. The shear parameters obtained in this
2 2
layer from UU-triaxial/ direct shear test are ranges from C = 28 kN/m to 34 kN/m and φ = 7.50 to 100.
depth were N ≥ 50 (refusal).

Borehole no 7:
layer of reddish yellow clayey sandy soil with mica traces up to 11.00m depth from GL. The shear
parameters obtained in this layer from UU-triaxial/ direct shear test are ranges from C = 27 kN/m2 to 34
2
kN/m and φ = 70 to 110. Below this layer alternate layer of highly weathered & weathered Mica Schist
from 10.50m to 24.00m depth were N = 37 to N ≥ 50 (refusal).
The detailed borelogs are presented in Annexure I of this report.
3. INVESTIGATIONS:
A ) Field tests
3.1 Drilling Work:
Boring was carried out using rotary drilling method with double tube core barrel in weathered and soil
strata. In rock strata drilling was advance by using NX size drilling bits. The work was in general
accordance to IS: 1892-1979.
3.2 Standard Penetration Test:

Standard penetration number N is the penetration resistance in terms of number of blows for 30 cm.
penetration of split spoon sampler (test conducted as per IS: 2131: 1981). The results obtained in the
field test and calculations are presented in Annexure: III Sheet no.5 & 6 of this report.
3.3 Collection & Preservation of Undisturbed & Disturbed soil samples from Boreholes:
Undisturbed & Disturbed soil samples were collected from the boreholes for laboratory tests. These
samples were transported in the laboratory with care and stored properly. After that further tests were
carried out on the samples.
Kindly note that representing soil samples & rock samples were preserved for 3 months only from the
date of report, any query should be raised before that.
3.4 Ground Water Table:

At present ground water table was encountered at 4.50-7.0m depth from GL, however seasonal
variation in ground water table is expected.

3.5 Eletcrical Resistivity Test:
During this test, Wenner Method Electrodes Configurations as per IS: 3043 – 1987 at 5 Nos. were
employed
keeping the maximum separation between two electrodes. All 4 electrodes C1 , P1 , P2 , C2 are placed
at
the surface of the ground along a straight lines symmetrically about a point “O” . Current (I) is sent into
the
ground through C1 and C2 and potential (V) is measured through P1 and P2.
Resistivity is given by P = 2π aR
Where
P = Average Apparent Resistivity in Ohm. Mts.
π = 3.14
a = Distance in meters between two consecutive electrodes and corresponds to a point at the centre of
electrodes spreads , and
R = Observed Resistance in Ohms.
In the present test , ‘a’ was kept at 1.00 , 2.00 Mts., 3.00 Mts., 4.00 Mts., 5.00 Mts. , 6.00 Mts.,
8.00 Mts., 10.00 Mts., 12.00 Mts., 14.00 Mts., 16.00 Mts., 18.00 Mts., 20.00 Mts.
In the present test , Resistivity Meter used is SSR- MP-1 (Signal Stacking Micro Processor Based
Resistivity Meter) , manufactured by IGIS Ltd , Hyderabad (A.P.) , to measured Earth Resistivity.
Ground condition:
The test is conducted at dry sub soil condition at 320 C to 330 C.
Summerised result of Apparent Resistivity (Ohm. Mts.) of Earth Resistivity Test (ERT ) for these
locations are given in Annexure VII, sheet no. 1 to 5.
B) Laboratory tests
3.6 Grainsize analysis:
In laboratory, the soil samples collected were tested for soil classification, summary of grain size
analysis (IS: 2720 Part – 4) are presented in Annexure II sheet no.1 of this report.
3.7 Atterberg Limits:

Liquid limit, Plastic limits & Plasticity index (IS: 2720 Part – 5 & 6), Free swell Index (IS: 2720 Part – 40 )
tests were conducted on the soil samples collected and are classified as per IS : 1498 (1978) ,summary
of results are presented in the Annexure II sheet no.1 of this report.

3.8 Triaxial Shear Test:
Unconsolidated Undrained (UU) Triaxial shear test (IS: 2720 Part –11: 1971) was conducted on
undisturbed soil samples and C and Ø parameters were obtained. The bearing capacity has been
worked out from these values and calculated as per IS 6403:1981. The results are presented in
Annexure: III Sheet no. 2.
3.9 Swelling pressure Test:

Swelling pressure test (IS 2720 Part -41: 1977 ) were conducted on the undisturbed soil samples
collected from boreholes and the results are presented in Annexure: II Sheet no. 1 of this report.
3.10 Consolidation test:
Consolidation test were conducted in the laboratory on the undisturbed soil samples collected from
boreholes and parameters obtained from the test are reported in Annexure-III sheet no: 3 to this report.
3.11 Unconfined Compression Test:
Unconfined compression test were conducted on the natural ( undisturbed sample) soil samples and on
remoulded ( disturbed sample) soil samples obtained from the UDS collected from the boreholes and
test results are presented in Annexure-III sheet no: 4 of this report.
3.12 Tests on Rock samples:
Unconfined compressive strength of rock material (IS 9143:1979) test along with bulk desnity, Porosity,
point load index, slake durability, Specific Gravity and Water absorption tests on rocks samples obtained
from different boreholes were conducted and the results are presented in Annexure: III Sheet no.8.
3.13 Slake Durability Index (second cycle) of Rock samples:
The slake durability index (second cycle) of rock samples obtained from different boreholes were
conducted as per IS:10050-1981 and the results are presented in Annexure: III Sheet no.8.
3.14 Porosity of rock:
Porosity of rock (IS: 13030 - 1991) tests conducted on rocks samples obtained from different boreholes
and the results are presented in Annexure: III Sheet no.8.

3.15 Heavy compaction and CBR TEST:
Heavy compaction test (IS 2720 Part 8-1980) were conducted in the laboratory on the disturbed soil
samples collected from 7 no. of trial pit locations and Optimum moisture content (OMC) and maximum
dry density (γd max) was obtained.
By using these parameters laboratory CBR test (IS 2720 Part 16-1979) was conducted and CBR values
are reported in Annexure: V Sheet no.1 to 8.
3.16 Chemical analysis of soil & water:
Chemical analysis of Soil (IS 2720 Part 26 & 27) & Water (IS: 456-2000) were carried out in the
laboratory and reported in Annexure: VI of this report.
4. CRITERIA ADOPTED FOR COMPUTATION OF SBC:
4.1 Computation of SBC by shear strength parameters (Triaxial/ direct shear):
The ultimate net bearing capacity of soils with cohesion and angle of shearing resistance (C& Ø) as per
IS: 6403: 1981 clause 5.1.2 are given in Annexure: III Sheet No.2
qd ΝγSγ dγγiγW` (General shear failure )

= C Nc Scdcic +q (Nq – 1) Sq dq iq + 0.5 B. γ Νγ
q `d Ν γ SγγdγiγW` ( Local Shear failure )

= 2/3 C N’c Scdcic +q (N’q – 1) Sq dq iq + 0.5 B. γ Ν’γ
4.1.1 : φ!' = tan-1 (0.67 tan φ )
Corresponding values of Nc', Nq' & Nγ' are obtained from bearing capacity table1. (clause 5.1.1)
4.1.2: Shape factor (Sc = 1.30, Sq = 1.20, Sγ = 0.80) depth factor (dq=dγ = 1for φ <100 or dq=dγ = 1+ 0.1
Dt/B √Nφ 1for φ >100) & inclination factor is considered as 1.
4.1.3: Width of foundation B = 6 m
4.1.4: Effect of Water table W' = 0.5
4.1.5: Safe Bearing capacity qs = qd / 3 (Assuming F.S = 3)
4.2 Check for Safe bearing pressure for clayey soil by Settlement criteria based on values
obtained from consolidation test:
Net S.B.C. check for settlement for permissible settlement as per IS: 1904 – 1986 & calculated as per
IS: 8009 (Part I) -1976 is presented in Annexure: III sheet no. 3 of this report.

4.3 Computation of SBC by N value
The depth factor, shape factor and load inclination factors are mentioned below and assuming the water
table correction factor as 0.5. The ultimate net bearing capacity is calculated as per IS: 6403 Clause -
5.2.2.1 and results are presented in Annexure: III sheet no.6,
qd = q.(Nq – 1) Sq dq iq + 0.5 B. γ .Νγ Sγγ dγγ iγγ W’
Corresponding values of Nq & Nγ are obtained from bearing capacity table1. (Clause 5.1.1)
0
4.3.1: Shape factor ( sc = 1.30, sq = 1.20, sγ = 0.80 ) depth factor (dq=dγ = 1for φ <10 or dq=dγ = 1+
0
0.1 Dt/B √Nφ 1for φ >10 ) & inclination factor is considered as 1.
4.3.2: Width of foundation B = 6 m

4.3.3: Effect of Water table W' = 0.5
4.3.4: Safe Bearing capacity qs = qd / 3 (Assuming F.S = 3)
4.4 Safe bearing pressure for cohesionless soil by settlement criteria based on SPT N- Value:
Net S.B.C. check for settlement for permissible settlement as per IS: 1904 – 1986 & calculated as per
IS: 8009 (Part I) -1976 is presented in Annexure: III sheet no.7 of this report.
4.5 Modulus of Subgrade Reaction (K-Value):
As K-value test was not conducted, for raft foundation design K-value can be calculated from
following general equation.
K = 40 (SF) qa (Ref-Bowel)
Where:
K=Modulus of subgrade reaction in kN/m3
qa = Allowable bearing capacity in kN/m 2
SF= Safety Factor
Note: This formula gives a very conservative value of K.

6) DISCUSSION & RECOMMENDATIONS:
6.1) The general stratification of this site was comprise of filling/ dump material at the top followed by
clayey sandy soil up to certain depth. This layer was underlying alternate layer of highly weathered
and weathered yellowish Mica Schist up to the depth of investigation.
6.2) Seepage of water was observed up to 6.00m depth and this factor should be considered at design
stage.
6.3) At all locations for allowable bearing capacity calculation and other for recommendations the depth
was considered from original ground level excluding the depth of top dump material.
6.4) All the dump material should be removed before execution of work. In no case foundation should be
rested on filling /dump material.
6.5) For major structure Raft foundation shall be provided at all test locations and rested at min. 7.5m
depth from OGL. At this depth recommended allowable bearing capacity of 20.00 T/m2 and 11.00
T/m2 may be considered with 50mm & 25mm permissible settlement respectively. Below PCC a
min.150mm thick well graded sand layer shall be provided.
For light structure isolated foundation may be provided at all test locations and it shall be rested at
3.00m to 4.50m depth from OGL. At these depths recommended allowable bearing capacity of 9.00
2 2
T/m and 11.00 T/m may be considered with 50mm permissible settlement respectively.
At foundation level of same structure different stratification (Soft/hard) may encountered hence there
are chances of differential settlement. So foundation shall be designed considering this aspect with
lower permissible settlement.
6.6) At all locations, foundation level strata should be verified / confirmed before laying foundation.
6.7) Rock samples were partially soluble when immersed in water for 24hrs.
6.8) Well graded strong cohesionless granular material with good drainage properties & high
compressive strength should be utilised for back filling and it should be compacted in layers to
minimum 95% of maximum dry density. Back filling shall not be compacted with free water on the
surface.
6.9) For design of flexible pavement CBR value of 6% at 1.74 g/cm3 MDD with 14.40% OMC ( Heavy
compaction) may be considered at 0.50m depth from OGL.
6.10) Result of chemical analysis of soil and water are presented Annexure VI of this report.

6.11) Average apparent resistivity in ohm. Mtr. at each test location obtained from Electrical Earth
Resistivity
test are as under.
Average Apparent Resistivity

Test No. Location
(Ohm. Mts.)
ERT - 01 BH-1 & BH-2 74.53
ERT – 02 BH-3 129.96
ERT – 03 BH-4 126.21
ERT – 04 BH-5 138.83
ERT – 05 BH-6 138.08
6.12) Report is prepared on the basis of subsoil conditions revealed at the test location of boreholes and
trial pits, laboratory tests performed on the encountered & recovered samples from the site. Any
discrepancy if observed during construction shall be reported immediately to the concerned
authorities & P. T. MASE & ASSOCIATESNagpur.
for M/s. P. T. MASE & ASSOCIATES, Nagpur
(Dr. Dilip P. Mase)

B.E. (Civil), M.tech.(Struct),P.hd
Chartered Engineer

BORELOG
ANNEXURE - I Sheet no.1
BORE HOLE NO. :- BH-1

CLIENT :- Manganese Ore India Ltd. (MOIL), Balaghat
PREPARED BY :- P.T. Mase & Associates, Nagpur.
PROJECT :- Proposed construction of High speed Shaft at Balaghat mine, dist. Balaghat.
FINAL DEPTH :- 27.00m METHOD OF BORING. :- Rotary method
DIRECTION OF BORING :- Vertical DATE OF START :- 02/10/2012

GROUND WATER :- 7.00m from GL DATE OF COMPLETION :- 04/10/2012
CORE DRILLING
LAYER
CASIN
THICK
FIELD TEST Type of sample

NESS
DEPTH VISUAL DESCRIPTION

OF
LOG CORE RECOVERY % R . Q. D. % REMARK

G
(M) OF STRATA
TEST SPT (N) Type - No Depth (m) PIECES 25 50 75 100 25 50 75 100
0.00
0.50
1.00
1.50 WS-1
2.00
2.50
6.00m
150 mm
3.00 Filling/ dump Material WS-2

3.50
4.00
4.50 WS-3
>>
5.00
5.50
CA SING
6.00 UDS-1 6.00-6.45

6.50
7.00 ▼Water Table From
7.50 UDS-2 7.50-7.95 GL 7.00m
8.00
5.00m
8.50 Yellowish Clayey sandy

9.00 soil UDS-3 9.00-9.45
9.50
10.00
10.50 UDS-4 10.50-10.95
11.00 SPT-1 N = 41 DS-2 11.00-11.45
11.50
12.00 SPT-2 N ≥ 50 12.00-12.00
Highly weathered
12.50 2.50m
Yellowish Mica Schist
13.00 DS-3
13.50 SPT-3 N ≥ 50 13.50-13.50
14.00
1.50m
Weathered Yellowish
14.50
Mica Schist
15.00 CP+SP 13.50-15.00 1 to 7 15% 10%
15.50
16.00 DS-4
16.50 SPT-4 N ≥ 50 16.50-16.50
17.00
17.50 DS-5
18.00 SPT-5 N ≥ 50 18.00-18.00
18.50
7.50m
Highly weathered
19.00 DS-6
19.50 SPT-6 N ≥ 50 19.50-19.50
20.00
20.50 DS-7
21.00 SPT-7 N ≥ 50 21.00-21.00
21.50
22.00 WS-4
22.50
23.00
23.50
24.00 SP 22.50-24.00 8 to 15 12%
24.50
4.50m
Weathered Yellowish
25.00
Mica Schist
25.50 CP+SP 24.00-25.50 16 to 23 18% 11%
26.00
26.50
27.00 SP 25.50-27.00 24 to 31 10%
27.50
28.00
28.50
29.00
29.50
30.00
LOG ABBREVIATION No. SCALE :- VER :- NTS
HOR :- NTS
Filling/ dump Material DS :- Disturbed Sample 7 no.
Yellowish Clayey sandy soil WS :- Wash Sample 4 no. DATE :- 18/10/2012
. Highly weathered Yellowish Mica Schist UDS :- Undisturbed Sample 4 no.
Weathered Yellowish Mica Schist CP :- Core Pieces
1 to 31
S.P. :- Small Pieces DRN BY:- TAHMEENA
SPT :- Standard 7 no.
VST :- Penetrati
Vane Shear Test Nil
WT :- ▼Water Table From GL 7.00m from Gl. CHKD BY ;- S. SURYAWANSHI
P.T. Mase & Associates REFERENCE NO. GS RC /0060/ 2012-13
Nagpur
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CORE DRILLING
LAYER
CASIN
THICK

NESS

OF

G
(M) OF STRATA
0.00
0.50
1.00
1.50 WS-1
4.50m
2.00
Filling/ dump Material
2.50
3.00 WS-2
150 mm
3.50
4.00
4.50 UDS-1 4.50-4.95 ▼Water Table From
>
5.00 GL 4.50m
>
5.50
CA SING
6.00 UDS-2 6.00-6.45

6.50
7.00
6.00m
7.50 Yellowish Clayey sandy UDS-3 7.50-7.95

8.00 soil
8.50
9.00 UDS-4 9.00-9.45
9.50
10.00
10.50 SPT-1 N = 51 DS-1 10.50-10.95
11.00
11.50 DS-2
12.00 SPT-2 N ≥ 50 12.00-12.00
12.50
13.00 DS-3
13.50 SPT-3 N ≥ 50 13.50-13.50
14.00
Highly weathered
14.50 7.50m DS-4
15.00 SPT-4 N ≥ 50 15.00-15.00
15.50
16.00 DS-5
16.50 SPT-5 N ≥ 50 16.50-16.50
17.00
17.50 DS-6
18.00 SPT-6 N ≥ 50 18.00-18.00
18.50
1.50m
Weathered Yellowish
19.00
Mica Schist
19.50 CP+SP 18.00-19.50 1 to 8 18% 11%
20.00
Highly weathered
20.50 1.50m WS-3
21.00 SPT-7 N ≥ 50 21.00-21.00
21.50
22.00
22.50 CP+SP 21.00-22.50 9 to 17 19% 10%
23.00
4.50m
Weathered Yellowish
23.50
Mica Schist
24.00 SP 22.50-24.00 18 to 23 12%
24.50
25.00
25.50 SP 24.00-25.50 24 to 29 13%
26.00
26.50
27.00
27.50
28.00
28.50
29.00
29.50
30.00
HOR :- NTS
1 to 29
VST :- Penetrati
Vane Shear Test Nil
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CORE DRILLING
LAYER
CASIN
THICK

NESS

OF

G
(M) OF STRATA
0.00
0.50
1.00
1.50 WS-1
4.50m
2.00
2.50
3.00 WS-2
150 mm
3.50
4.00
4.50 UDS-1 4.50-4.95 ▼Water Table From
>
5.00 GL 4.50m
>
5.50
CA SING
6.00 UDS-2 6.00-6.45

6.50
5.00m
7.00 Yellowish Clayey sandy

7.50 soil UDS-3 7.50-7.95
8.00
8.50
9.00 UDS-4 9.00-9.45
9.50
10.00
10.50 SPT-1 N = 55 DS-1 10.50-10.95
Highly weathered
11.00 2.50m
11.50 DS-2
12.00 SPT-2 N ≥ 50 12.00-12.00
12.50
13.00
13.50 SP 12.00-13.50 1 to 6 16%
14.00
Weathered Yellowish
14.50 4.50m
Mica Schist
15.00 SP 13.50-15.00 7 to 12 14%
15.50
16.00
16.50 SP 15.00-16.50 13 to 19 12%
17.00
17.50 DS-3
18.00 SPT-3 N ≥ 50 18.00-18.00
18.50
19.00 DS-4
6.00m
19.50 Highly weathered SPT-4 N ≥ 50 19.50-19.50

20.00 Yellowish Mica Schist
20.50 DS-5
21.00 SPT-5 N ≥ 50 21.00-21.00
21.50
22.00 WS-3
22.50 SPT-6 N ≥ 50 22.50-22.50
23.00
23.50
3.00m
24.00 Weathered Yellowish CP+SP 22.50-24.00 18 to 23 21% 10%

24.50 Mica Schist
25.00
25.50 CP+SP 24.00-25.50 24 to 29 17% 10%
26.00
26.50
27.00
27.50
28.00
28.50
29.00
29.50
30.00
HOR :- NTS
1 to 19
VST :- Penetrati
Vane Shear Test Nil
WT :- ▼Water Table From GL 4.50m from GL CHKD BY ;- S. SURYAWANSHI
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CORE DRILLING
LAYER
CASIN
THICK

NESS

OF

G
(M) OF STRATA
0.00
0.50
1.00
1.50 WS-1
2.00
150 mm
2.50
6.00m

3.50
4.00
>>
4.50 WS-3
5.00
CA SING
5.50
6.00 UDS-1 6.00-6.45
6.50
7.50 UDS-2 7.50-7.95 GL 7.00m
8.00
8.50
9.00 UDS-3 9.00-9.45
9.50
Reddish Yellowish
10.00 7.50m
Clayey sandy soil
10.50 UDS-4 10.50-10.95
11.00
11.50
12.00 UDS-5 12.00-12.45
12.50
13.00
13.50 SPT-1 N = 43 DS-1 13.50-13.95
14.00
14.50 DS-2
15.00 SPT-2 N ≥ 50 15.00-15.00
15.50
4.50m
Highly weathered
16.00 DS-3
16.50 SPT-3 N ≥ 50 16.50-16.50
17.00
17.50 DS-4
18.00 SPT-4 N ≥ 50 18.00-18.00
18.50
19.00
3.00m
19.50 Weathered Yellowish CP+SP 18.00-19.50 1 to 9 20% 13%

20.00 Mica Schist
20.50
21.00 CP+SP 19.50-21.00 10 to 17 19% 11%
21.50
1.50m
Highly weathered
22.00 DS-5
22.50 SPT-5 N ≥ 50 22.50-22.50
23.00
23.50
2.50m
Weathered Yellowish
24.00
Mica Schist
24.50
25.00 CP+SP 22.50-25.00 18 to 28 12%
25.50
26.00
26.50
27.00
27.50
28.00
28.50
29.00
29.50
30.00
HOR :- NTS
Reddish Yellowish Clayey sandy soil WS :- Wash Sample 3 no. DATE :- 18/10/2012
1 to 28
VST :- Penetrati
Vane Shear Test Nil
Nagpur
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BORELOG


CORE DRILLING
LAYER
CASIN
THICK

NESS

OF

G
(M) OF STRATA
0.00
0.50
1.00
1.50 WS-1
2.00
150 mm
2.50
6.00m

3.50
4.00
>>
4.50 WS-3 ▼Water Table From

5.00
CA SING
GL 4.90m
5.50
6.00 UDS-1 6.00-6.45
6.50
7.00
7.50 UDS-2 7.50-7.95
8.00
8.50
9.00 UDS-3 9.00-9.45
6.00m Yellow Clayey sandy soil
9.50
10.00
10.50 UDS-4 10.50-10.95
11.00
11.50 DS-1
12.00 SPT-1 N ≥ 50 12.00-12.00
12.50
Weathered Yellowish
13.00 1.50m
Mica Schist
13.50 SPT-2 N ≥ 50 CP+SP 12.00-13.50 1 to 4 17% 10%
14.00
14.50 DS-2
3.00m

16.00 DS-3
16.50 SPT-4 N ≥ 50 16.50-16.50
17.00
Weathered Yellowish
17.50 1.50m
Mica Schist
18.00 CP+SP 16.50-18.00 5 to 11 21% 11%
18.50
Highly weathered
19.00 1.50m DS-4
19.50 SPT-5 N ≥ 50 22.50-22.50
20.00
Weathered Yellowish
20.50 1.50m
Mica Schist
21.00 CP+SP 19.50-21.00 12 to 19 18% 11%
21.50
22.00 DS-5
3.00m

23.50 DS-6
24.00 SPT-7 N ≥ 50 24.00-24.00
24.50
Weathered Yellowish
25.00 1.50m
Mica Schist
25.50 CP+SP 24.00-25.50 20 to 26 14%
26.00
26.50
27.00
27.50
28.00
28.50
29.00
29.50
30.00
HOR :- NTS
Yellow Clayey sandy soil WS :- Wash Sample 3 no. DATE :- 18/10/2012
1 to 26
VST :- Penetrati
Vane Shear Test Nil
Nagpur
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BORELOG


CORE DRILLING
LAYER
CASIN
THICK

NESS

OF

G
(M) OF STRATA
0.00
0.50
1.00
1.50 WS-1
2.00
150 mm
2.50
6.00m

3.50
4.00
>>
4.50 WS-3
5.00
CA SING

6.00 UDS-1 6.00-6.45 GL 5.30m
6.50
7.00
7.50 UDS-2 7.50-7.95
8.00
8.50
9.00 UDS-3 9.00-9.45
9.50 6.50m Yellow Clayey sandy soil
10.00
10.50 UDS-4 10.50-10.95
11.00
11.50
12.00 DS-1
12.50 SPT-1 N ≥ 50 12.50-12.51
13.00
13.50 SPT-2 N ≥ 50
2.50m
Weathered Yellowish
14.00
Mica Schist
14.50
15.00 CP+SP 12.50-15.00 1 to 9 18% 11%
15.50
1.50m
Highly weathered
16.00 DS-2
16.50 SPT-3 N ≥ 50 16.50-16.50
17.00
Weathered Yellowish
17.50 1.50m
Mica Schist
18.00 CP+SP 16.50-18.00 10 to 16 20% 12%
18.50
19.00 DS-3
19.50 SPT-4 N ≥ 50 19.50-19.50
20.00
20.50 DS-4
21.00 SPT-5 N ≥ 50 21.00-21.00
21.50
Highly weathered
22.00 1.50m DS-5
22.50 SPT-6 N ≥ 50 22.50-22.50
23.00
23.50 DS-6
24.00 SPT-7 N ≥ 50 24.00-24.00
24.50
25.00
25.50 WS-4
26.00
26.50
27.00
27.50
28.00
28.50
29.00
29.50
30.00
HOR :- NTS
1 to 16
VST :- Penetrati
Vane Shear Test Nil
WT :- ▼Water Table From GL 5.30m from GL. CHKD BY ;- S. SURYAWANSHI
Nagpur
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BORELOG


CORE DRILLING
LAYER
CASIN
THICK

NESS

OF

G
(M) OF STRATA
0.00
0.50
1.00
1.50 WS-1
4.50m
2.00
2.50
150 mm
3.00 WS-2
3.50
4.50 UDS-1 4.50-4.95 GL 4.50m
>>
5.00
5.50
CA SING
6.00 UDS-2 6.00-6.45

6.50
7.00
7.50 Reddish Yellow Clayey UDS-3 7.50-7.95
8.00 6.50m sandy soil with mica
8.50 traces
9.00 UDS-4 9.00-9.45
9.50
10.00
10.50 SPT-1 N = 37 DS-1 10.50-10.95
11.00
11.50
12.00 SPT-2 N ≥ 50 12.00-12.00
2.50m
Weathered Yellowish
12.50
Mica Schist
13.00
13.50 CP+SP 11.00-13.50 1 to 6 23%
14.00
14.50 DS-2
3.00m

16.00 DS-3
16.50 SPT-4 N ≥ 50 16.50-16.50
17.00
Weathered Yellowish
17.50 1.50m
Mica Schist
18.00 CP+SP 16.50-18.00 7 to 17 19%
18.50
Highly weathered
19.00 1.50m DS-4
19.50 SPT-5 N ≥ 50 19.50-19.50
20.00
Weathered Yellowish
20.50 1.50m
Mica Schist
21.00 CP+SP 19.50-21.00 18 to 23 22% 13%
21.50
22.00 DS-5
3.00m

23.50 DS-6
24.00 SPT-7 N ≥ 50 24.00-24.00
24.50
Weathered Yellowish
25.00 1.50m
Mica Schist
25.50 CP+SP 24.00-25.50 24 to 27 19% 11%
26.00
26.50
27.00
27.50
28.00
28.50
29.00
29.50
30.00
HOR :- NTS
1 to 27
VST :- Penetrati
Vane Shear Test Nil
WT :- ▼Water Table From GL 4.50m from GL. CHKD BY ;- S. SURYAWANSHI
Nagpur
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ANNEXURE-1 Sheet no.8
TRIAL PITS No.:- TP-1, TP-2, TP-3
PREPARED BY:- P.T. Mase & Associates, Nagpur.
DT. OF TEST:- 06/10/2012
WATER LEVEL:- TP-1=TP-2 Not Encountered, TP-3-4.50m depth from GL.
Trial pit no. 1 Trial pit no. 2 Trial pit no. 3
Visual Visual Visual

DEPTH (M) Log Discription Of Sample/ TEST DEPTH (M) Log Discription Of Sample/ TEST DEPTH (M) Log Discription Of Sample/ TEST
Strata Strata Strata
0.00 0.00 0.00
0.50 0.50 0.50
1.00 1.00 1.00
1.50 1.50 1.50
Filling/ dump Filling/ dump

2.00 2.00 Material
2.00 Material
2.50 2.50 2.50

Filling/ dump
Material
3.00 3.00 3.00
3.50 3.50 3.50

▼Water Table From
4.50 4.50 4.50 GL 4.50m
5.00 5.00 5.00

Yellow Clayey Yellow Clayey
sandy soil
DS-1 sandy soil
DS-1
5.50 5.50 5.50
6.00 6.00 6.00

Yellow Clayey
DS-1
6.50 sandy soil
17
TRIAL PITS No.:- TP-4, TP-5, TP-6
DT. OF TEST:- 06/10/2012
WATER LEVEL:- Not Encountered
Trial pit no. 4 Trial pit no. 5 Trial pit no. 6
Visual Visual Visual

DEPTH (M) Log Discription Of Sample/ TEST DEPTH (M) Log Discription Of Sample/ TEST DEPTH (M) Log Discription Of Sample/ TEST
Strata Strata Strata
0.00 0.00 0.00
0.50 0.50 0.50
1.00 1.00 1.00
1.50 1.50 1.50
2.00 2.00 2.00
2.50 2.50 2.50

Filling/ dump Filling/ dump Filling/ dump
Material Material Material
3.00 3.00 3.00
3.50 3.50 3.50
4.50 4.50 4.50
5.00 5.00 5.00
5.50 5.50 5.50
6.00 6.00 6.00

Yellow Clayey Yellow Clayey Yellow Clayey
sandy soil
DS-1 DS-1 DS-1
6.50 6.50 sandy soil 6.50 sandy soil
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TRIAL PITS No.:- TP-7
DT. OF TEST:- 06/10/2012
WATER LEVEL:- Not Encountered
Trial pit no. 7
Visual
DEPTH (M) Log Discription Of Sample/ TEST
Strata
0.00
0.50
1.00
1.50
Filling/ dump
2.00 Material
2.50
3.00
3.50
4.50
5.00
Yellow Clayey
sandy soil
DS-1
5.50
6.00
19
Annexure: II
Sheet no.1
SUMMARY OF RESULTS (GSA, WL, WP, IP, FSI & Classification)
FOR BOREHOLE:
Swelling Pressure
Shrinkage
Free Swell
Classification
Specific
Permeability
Gravity
Bulk Density
Dry Density
Index
Limit
(kg/cm3)
(kg/cm3)
Grain Size Analysis (%) Atterberg Limit (%)
(kg/cm2
BH Sampl WC
Depth Sample No.
No. e (%)
Grave Silt & FSI
Sand WL WP IP WS
G
l Clay (%)
6.00-6.45 gs-61/BH-1/05 UDS 7.35 32.37 60.28 18.67 38.00 19.42 18.58 11.45 40 1.21 2.57 SC-CI 1.80 1.52 ...
7.50-7.95 gs-61/BH-1/06 UDS 4.50 23.13 72.37 17.70 42.00 22.32 19.68 12.41 50 1.30 2.59 SC-CI 1.81 1.54 2.21 x10-3
BH-1 9.00-9.45 gs-61/BH-1/07 UDS 6.38 30.52 63.10 18.28 37.00 21.54 15.46 11.21 40 1.16 2.61 SC-CI 1.83 1.55 6.65 x10-3
10.50-10.95 gs-61/BH-1/08 UDS 7.42 36.52 56.06 15.87 32.00 20.65 11.35 10.40 40 1.12 2.62 SC-CI 1.85 1.60 8.81 x10-3
11.00-11.45 gs-61/BH-1/09 DS 5.36 50.98 43.66 7.97 15.00 NP NP ... 0 ... 2.64 SM-SP ... ...
4.50-4.95 gs-61/BH-2/03 UDS 3.90 34.15 61.95 17.74 35.00 18.55 16.45 11.01 30 1.08 2.58 SC-CI 1.82 1.55 ...
6.00-6.45 gs-61/BH-2/04 UDS 4.16 26.50 69.34 14.70 40.00 20.15 19.85 11.56 40 1.22 2.58 SC-CI 1.83 1.60 5.23 x10-3
7.50-7.95 gs-61/BH-2/05 UDS 4.15 28.56 67.29 16.24 40.00 21.23 18.77 11.41 40 1.21 2.59 SC-CI 1.83 1.57 5.89 x10-3
BH-2
9.00-9.45 gs-61/BH-2/06 UDS 5.00 29.30 65.70 17.47 40.00 21.94 18.06 11.35 40 1.15 2.60 SC-CI 1.84 1.57 6.25 x10-3
10.50-10.95 gs-61/BH-2/07 DS 22.76 43.56 33.68 6.84 13.00 NP NP ... 0 ... 2.61 GP-SP ... ... ...
10.95-12.00 gs-61/BH-2/08 DS 0.00 59.02 40.98 21.14 15.00 NP NP ... 0 ... 2.63 SM-SP ... ... ...
4.50-4.95 gs-61/BH-3/03 UDS 8.33 34.02 57.65 16.18 35.00 17.46 17.54 10.42 40 1.20 2.55 SC-CI 1.82 1.57 ...
6.00-6.45 gs-61/BH-3/04 UDS 7.22 34.56 58.22 16.65 36.00 19.65 16.35 10.43 40 1.22 2.57 SC-CI 1.83 1.57 7.21 x10-3
7.50-7.95 gs-61/BH-3/05 UDS 6.33 29.16 64.51 15.80 46.00 19.46 26.54 12.89 50 1.36 2.59 SC-CI 1.84 1.59 6.36 x10-3
BH-3
9.00-9.45 gs-61/BH-3/06 UDS 7.16 28.16 64.68 17.36 35.00 19.37 15.63 10.33 40 1.17 2.62 SC-CI 1.85 1.58 6.59 x10-3
10.50-10.95 gs-61/BH-3/07 DS 38.65 32.62 28.73 10.08 15.00 NP NP ... 0 ... 2.68 GP-SP ... ... ...
16.50-18.00 gs-61/BH-3/08 DS 0.00 31.49 68.51 13.51 17.00 NP NP ... 0 ... 2.68 SM-SP ... ... ...
6.00-6.45 gs-61/BH-4/04 UDS 8.06 21.20 70.74 13.36 35.00 17.51 17.49 10.40 40 1.22 2.59 SC-CI 1.83 1.61 ...
7.50-7.95 gs-61/BH-4/05 UDS 4.28 29.14 66.58 14.79 44.00 22.37 21.63 12.43 50 1.31 2.61 SC-CI 1.84 1.60 6.12 x10-3
9.00-9.45 gs-61/BH-4/06 UDS 5.78 25.04 69.18 16.98 35.00 19.12 15.88 10.29 40 1.19 2.63 SC-CI 1.84 1.57 5.38 x10-3
BH-4
10.50-10.95 gs-61/BH-4/07 UDS 5.42 22.44 72.14 16.30 35.00 18.97 16.03 10.33 40 1.17 2.64 SC-CI 1.85 1.59 6.14 x10-3
12.00-12.45 gs-61/BH-4/08 UDS 2.22 25.48 72.30 17.97 36.00 19.58 16.42 10.34 40 1.19 2.64 SC-CI 1.86 1.58 6.02 x10-3
13.50-13.45 gs-61/BH-4/09 DS 0.00 43.53 56.47 8.90 16.00 NP NP ... 0 ... 2.65 SM-SP ... ... ...
P. T. MASE & ASSOCIATES Nagpur, Page | 20

Swelling Pressure
Shrinkage
Free Swell
Classification
Specific
Permeability
Gravity
Bulk Density
Dry Density
Index
Limit
(kg/cm3)
(kg/cm3)
Grain Size Analysis (%) Atterberg Limit (%)
(kg/cm2
BH Sampl WC
Depth Sample No. e
No. (%)
Grave Silt & FSI
Sand WL WP IP WS
G
l Clay (%)
6.00-6.45 gs-61/BH-5/04 UDS 8.81 24.29 66.90 18.16 38.00 21.48 16.52 11.49 40 1.20 2.58 SC-CI 1.82 1.54 ...
7.50-7.95 gs-61/BH-5/05 UDS 7.55 24.50 67.95 15.97 40.00 22.44 17.56 11.58 40 1.23 2.59 SC-CI 1.83 1.58 5.19 x10-3
BH-5 9.00-9.45 gs-61/BH-5/06 UDS 7.20 20.72 72.08 16.91 40.00 21.98 18.02 11.63 40 1.25 2.61 SC-CI 1.85 1.58 3.68 x10-3
10.50-10.95 gs-61/BH-5/07 UDS 5.72 20.12 74.16 18.00 38.00 20.01 17.99 10.81 30 1.29 2.63 SC-CI 1.85 1.57 5.59 x10-3
10.95-12.00 gs-61/BH-5/08 DS 9.82 20.62 69.56 13.96 34.00 20.38 13.62 9.21 30 ... 2.66 SC-CL ... ... ...
6.00-6.45 gs-61/BH-6/04 UDS 9.46 22.84 67.70 10.34 40.00 21.96 18.04 11.45 40 1.23 2.57 SC-CI 1.81 1.64 ...
7.50-7.95 gs-61/BH-6/05 UDS 6.76 25.16 68.08 19.46 41.00 21.89 19.11 11.80 40 1.25 2.59 SC-CI 1.82 1.52 4.89 x10-3
9.00-9.45 gs-61/BH-6/06 UDS 8.00 21.82 70.18 15.47 38.00 20.54 17.46 10.56 40 1.21 2.60 SC-CI 1.84 1.59 3.97 x10-3
BH-6
10.50-10.95 gs-61/BH-6/07 UDS 7.24 23.56 69.20 13.84 38.00 20.63 17.37 10.37 40 1.21 2.62 SC-CI 1.85 1.63 5.02 x10-3
10.95-12.50 gs-61/BH-6/08 DS 9.20 23.50 67.30 12.55 36.00 21.43 14.57 9.85 30 ... 2.63 SC-CI ... ... ...
15.00-16.50 gs-61/BH-6/09 DS 0.00 25.83 74.17 15.09 NP NP NP NP 0 ... 2.68 SM-SP ... ... ...
4.50-4.95 gs-61/BH-7/03 UDS 6.52 23.59 69.89 16.25 40.00 21.56 18.44 11.29 40 1.24 2.58 SC-CI 1.80 1.55 ...
6.00-6.45 gs-61/BH-7/04 UDS 5.98 27.41 66.61 19.42 42.00 22.98 19.02 11.63 40 1.21 2.58 SC-CI 1.83 1.53 4.02 x10-3
BH-7 7.50-7.95 gs-61/BH-7/05 UDS 7.44 26.89 65.67 15.24 38.00 20.42 17.58 10.68 40 1.20 2.60 SC-CI 1.84 1.60 4.85 x10-3
9.00-9.45 gs-61/BH-7/06 UDS 3.59 28.88 67.53 13.69 38.00 20.57 17.43 10.12 40 1.19 2.62 SC-CI 1.85 1.63 5.67 x10-3
10.50-10.95 gs-61/BH-7/07 DS 4.59 27.43 67.98 18.44 36.00 21.32 14.68 9.87 40 ... 2.63 SC-CI ... ... ...
FOR TRIAL PIT
TP-1 6.00-6.50 gs-61/TP-1/01 DS 7.21 36.59 56.20 19.22 38.00 19.45 18.55 11.24 40 ... 2.57 SC-CI ... ... ...
TP-2 4.50-6.00 gs-61/TP-2/01 DS 3.85 33.69 62.46 17.85 35.00 18.58 16.42 11.12 30 ... 2.58 SC-CI ... ... ...
TP-3 4.50-6.00 gs-61/TP-3/01 DS 7.45 33.26 59.29 17.45 35.00 17.02 17.98 10.59 40 ... 2.57 SC-CI ... ... ...
TP-4 6.00-6.50 gs-61/TP-4/01 DS 8.57 23.29 68.14 13.24 35.00 17.32 17.68 10.46 40 ... 2.60 SC-CI ... ... ...
TP-5 6.00-6.50 gs-61/TP-5/01 DS 7.42 23.69 68.89 18.55 38.00 21.41 16.59 11.66 40 ... 2.59 SC-CI ... ... ...
TP-6 6.00-6.50 gs-61/TP-6/01 DS 8.57 24.56 66.87 11.55 40.00 21.76 18.24 11.58 40 ... 2.57 SC-CI ... ... ...
TP-7 4.50-6.00 gs-61/TP-7/01 DS 5.42 24.89 69.69 16.44 40.00 21.31 18.69 11.53 40 ... 2.58 SC-CI ... ... ...
ABBREVIATION:
SC-CL: Clayey sandy soil with low plasticity SC-CI: Clayey sandy soil with intermediate plasticity SM-SP: Poorly graded sandy silty soil
GP-SP: Poorly graded gravel with sand

Annexure: III
Sheet No. 1
Allowable Bearing Capacity
Allowable Bearing Capacity

Bore hole Depth - (m) T/m²
No. from OGL * 50mm Permissible 25mm Permissible
settlement settlement
1.50 7.50 2.50
3.00 10.00 3.50
BH-1
4.50 13.50 13.50
(-6m)
5.00 22.00 11.00
6.00 40.00 20.00
1.50 8.00 3.00

3.00 9.50 3.50
BH-2
4.50 12.00 12.00
(-4.5m)
6.00 27.00 13.50
7.50 40.00 20.00
1.50 8.00 3.00

3.00 9.00 3.50
BH-3
4.50 11.50 11.50
(-4.5m)
6.00 29.00 14.50
7.50 40.00 20.00
1.50 7.50 2.50

3.00 10.00 5.00
BH-4
4.50 11.00 9.00
(-6m)
6.00 13.00 13.00
7.50 23.00 11.50
1.50 8.00 3.00

3.00 9.50 5.00
BH-5
4.50 11.00 7.00
(-6m)
6.00 20.00 40.00
7.50 20.00 40.00
1.50 7.00 3.00

3.00 9.00 4.50
BH-6
4.50 11.00 7.00
(-6m)
6.50 20.00 40.00
7.50 20.00 40.00
1.50 7.50 3.00

3.00 9.00 4.50
BH-7
4.50 11.00 6.50
(-4.5m)
6.00 18.50 9.00
7.50 40.00 20.00
* At all locations for bearing capacity calculation the depth was considered from
original ground level excluding the depth of top dump material.
(-X)* indicates the depth of dump material.

Annexure: III
Sheet No. 2
CALCULATION OF SBC FROM UU- TRIAXIAL/ DIRECT SHEAR TEST
Bore hole Depth - (m) Cohesion - Angle of Sharing

from OGL * Sample No. qd F.S S.B.C T/m²
No. C (kN/m²) Resistance φ (deg)
1.50 gs-61/BH-1/06 38 5.5 23.86 3 7.95 ≈ 7.50
BH-1 3.00 gs-61/BH-1/07 32 10 30.43 3 10.14 ≈ 10.00
(-6m)
4.50 gs-61/BH-1/08 25 15 41.89 3 13.96 ≈ 13.50
1.50 gs-61/BH-2/04 35 7.5 24.17 3 8.06 ≈ 8.00
BH-2 3.00 gs-61/BH-2/05 34 9 29.11 3 9.70 ≈ 9.50
(-4.5m)
4.50 gs-61/BH-2/06 34 10 36.51 3 12.17 ≈ 12.00
1.50 gs-61/BH-3/04 30 10 24.68 3 8.23 ≈ 8.00
BH-3 3.00 gs-61/BH-3/05 39 6.5 28.38 3 9.46 ≈ 9.00
(-4.5m)
4.50 gs-61/BH-3/06 28 11 34.49 3 11.50 ≈ 11.50
1.50 gs-61/BH-4/05 36 5 22.17 3 7.39 ≈ 7.00
BH-4 3.00 gs-61/BH-4/06 30 11 30.95 3 10.32 ≈ 10.00
(-6m) 4.50 gs-61/BH-4/07 29 10.5 33.96 3 11.32 ≈ 11.00
6.00 gs-61/BH-4/08 27 11.5 40.34 3 13.45 ≈ 13.00
1.50 gs-61/BH-5/05 30 10 24.68 3 8.23 ≈ 8.00
BH-5 3.00 gs-61/BH-5/06 36 8 28.86 3 9.62 ≈ 9.50
(-6m)
4.50 gs-61/BH-5/07 31 10 34.28 3 11.43 ≈ 11.00
1.50 gs-61/BH-6/04 32 7.5 22.35 3 7.45 ≈ 7.00
BH-6 3.00 gs-61/BH-6/05 34 8 27.56 3 9.19 ≈ 9.00
(-6m)
4.50 gs-61/BH-6/06 28 10.5 33.20 3 11.07 ≈ 11.00
1.50 gs-61/BH-7/04 34 7 23.05 3 7.68 ≈ 7.50
BH-7 3.00 gs-61/BH-7/05 31 9 27.08 3 9.03 ≈ 9.00
(-4.5m)
4.50 gs-61/BH-7/06 27 11 33.72 3 11.24 ≈ 11.00
* At all locations for bearing capacity calculation the depth was considered from original ground level excluding the depth of top dump material.
Abbreviation:
TST: Triaxial Shear test
Note:
1. Bulk unit weight (Average)- γ = 18 kN/m3
2. Factor of safety of 3 has been used for calculating qs.
3. Width of foundation (B) =6m, assuming load inclination factors as unity(1) shape factor ( sc = 1.30, sq = 1.20, sγ = 0.80 ) depth factor (dq=dγ = 1for φ <100 or dq=dγ = 1+
0.1 Dt/B √Nφ 1for φ >100) and assuming the water table correction factor W`= 0.5 (During rainy season)
4. Calculations and B.C factors as per IS 6403 Clause 5.1.2

Annexure: III
Sheet No. 3
CONSOLIDATION TEST RESULTS AND COMPUTATION OF SETTLEMENT
Depth Total settlement
Initial Compressi Pressure Initial Consolidation Total
- (m) after applying
BH. No. Sample No. voids on Index Intensity settlem- settlement settlement Remarks
from correction
ratio eo (Cc) (T/m2) ent (mm) (mm) (mm)
OGL *) factor (mm)
7.50 T/m2 is within permissible limit for
1.50 gs-61/BH-1/06 0.974 0.128 7.50 3.27 50.11 53.38 49.11 50mm for 25mm 2.50T/m2 is within limit
BH-1 10.00 T/m2 is within permissible limit for
(-6m)
4.50 gs-61/BH-1/08 0.983 0.123 13.50 1.19 12.50 13.69 10.68 50mm & 25mm

(-4.5m)
4.50 gs-61/BH-2/06 0.988 0.124 12.00 0.78 11.63 12.41 9.68 50mm & 25mm

(-4.5m)
4.50 gs-61/BH-3/06 0.974 0.125 11.50 0.91 11.47 12.38 9.66 50mm & 25mm

BH-4 3.00 gs-61/BH-4/06 0.986 0.125 10.00 5.52 40.02 45.54 38.71 50mm for 25mm 5.00T/m2 is within limit
(-6m) 11.00 T/m2 is within permissible limit for
6.00 gs-61/BH-4/08 0.979 0.124 13.00 1.06 10.22 11.29 8.35 50mm & 25mm

Depth Total settlement
Initial Compressi Pressure Initial Consolidation Total
BH. - (m) after applying
Sample No. voids on Index Intensity settlem- settlement settlement Remarks
No. from correction
ratio eo (Cc) (T/m2) ent (mm) (mm) (mm)
OGL *) factor (mm)
(-6m)

(-6m)

(-4.5m)
Note: 1) The above settlement is checked for corresponding allowable pressure with respect to the corresponding depth.
2) For pressure intensity the total settlement is within the permissible limit as per IS: 1904 -1986. To keep the differential settlement
within the limit the size of the footing must be proportionate.

Annexure-III
Sheet No.4
UNCONFINED COMPRESSION TEST
Bulk Unit Wt. Unconfined compressive Strength

Bore hole Water content
Depth - (m)
Sample No. (KN/m3) Natural
No. from OGL * %
γ (KN/m2)
1.50 gs-61/BH-1/06 1.81 17.70 48.71
BH-1
3.00 gs-61/BH-1/07 1.83 18.28 42.85
(-6m)
4.50 gs-61/BH-1/08 1.85 15.87 38.24
1.50 gs-61/BH-2/04 1.83 14.70 45.71
BH-2
3.00 gs-61/BH-2/05 1.83 16.24 44.11
(-4.5m)
4.50 gs-61/BH-2/06 1.84 17.47 43.79
1.50 gs-61/BH-3/04 1.83 16.65 38.41
BH-3
3.00 gs-61/BH-3/05 1.84 15.80 43.77
(-4.5m)
4.50 gs-61/BH-3/06 1.85 17.36 41.96
1.50 gs-61/BH-4/05 1.84 14.79 45.71
BH-4 3.00 gs-61/BH-4/06 1.84 16.98 46.59
(-6m) 4.50 gs-61/BH-4/07 1.85 16.30 47.55
6.00 gs-61/BH-4/08 1.86 17.97 47.61
1.50 gs-61/BH-5/05 1.83 15.97 45.23
BH-5
3.00 gs-61/BH-5/06 1.85 16.91 50.21
(-6m)
4.50 gs-61/BH-5/07 1.85 18.00 52.73
1.50 gs-61/BH-6/04 1.82 19.46 46.11
BH-6
3.00 gs-61/BH-6/05 1.84 15.47 48.73
(-6m)
4.50 gs-61/BH-6/06 1.85 13.84 47.52
1.50 gs-61/BH-7/04 1.83 19.43 44.63

BH-7
3.00 gs-61/BH-7/05 1.84 15.24 41.19
(-4.5m)
4.50 gs-61/BH-7/06 1.85 13.69 38.46

Annexure: III
Sheet No. 5
Summary of Bearing Capacity based on settlement & shear
criteria from SPT N Value
2
Allowable Bearing Capacity T/ m
Depth - (m) from
Borehole No. OGL * 50mm Permissible 25mm Permissible
BH-1 5.00 22.00 11.00

(-6m) 6.00 40.00 20.00
BH-2 6.00 27.00 13.50

(-4.5m)
7.50 40.00 20.00
BH-3 6.00 29.00 14.50

(-4.5m)
7.50 40.00 20.00
BH-4 7.50 23.00 11.50

(-6m) 9.00 40.00 20.00
BH-5 6.00 40.00 20.00

(-6m) 7.50 40.00 20.00
BH-6 6.50 40.00 20.00

(-6m) 7.50 40.00 20.00
BH-7 6.00 18.50 9.00

(-4.5m)
7.50 40.00 20.00

Annexure: III
Sheet No. 6
CALCULATION OF SBC FROM SPT- N VALUE
Depth - (m) SPT –N φ qs

BH. NO. N’’ Nq Nγγ
from OGL * Value (deg) T/m2
BH-1 5.00 41 28 35.5 11.50 12.13 55.11
(-6m) 6.00 ≥50 50 40.5 71.26 125.65 448.01
BH-2 6.00 51 33 36.5 42.57 66.44 277.82

(-4.5m)
7.50 ≥50 50 40.5 71.26 125.65 608.84
BH-3 6.00 55 35 37 45.66 72.58 300.07

(-4.5m)
7.50 ≥50 50 40.5 71.26 125.65 608.84
BH-4 7.50 43 29 35.5 11.50 12.13 82.89

(-6m) 9.00 ≥50 50 40.5 71.26 125.65 675.89
BH-5 6.00 ≥50 50 40.5 71.26 125.65 488.74

(-6m) 7.50 ≥50 50 40.5 71.26 125.65 608.84
BH-6 6.50 ≥50 50 40.5 71.26 125.65 527.84

(-6m) 7.50 ≥50 50 40.5 71.26 125.65 608.84
BH-7 6.00 37 26 35.5 11.50 12.13 65.85

(-4.5m)
7.50 ≥50 50 40.5 71.26 125.65 608.84
* At all locations for bearing capacity calculation the depth was considered from original ground level excluding the
depth of top dump material.
! Factor of safety of 3 has been used for calculating qs.

! Width of foundation (B) =6m , Overburden correction N’, Dilatancy Correction value N’’ Assuming load inclination
factors as unity(1) shape factor ( sc = 1.30, sq = 1.20, sγ = 0.80 ) depth factor ( dq=dγ = 1+ 0.1 Dt/B √Nφ for φ >
10) and assuming the water table correction factor W`= 0.5
! Calculations and B.C factors as per IS 6403 Clause 5.2.2.1

Annexure: III
Sheet No. 7
SAFE BEARING PRESSURE BY SETTLEMENT CRITERIA BASED ON SPT N- VALUE
(Net S.B.C check for settlement as per IS: 1904 – 1986 for cohesion less soils from fig.9 of IS: 8009 (Part I) -
1976)
Safe Bearing Pressure

Width of 2
Depth - (m) T/ m
BH. NO. from OGL *
SPT –N N” foundation ‘B’
Value (m) 50mm Permissible 25mm Permissible
BH-1 5.00 41 28 6 22.72 ≈ 22.00 11.36 ≈ 11.00

(-6m) 6.00 ≥50 50 6 43.10 ≈ 40.00 21.55 ≈ 20.00
BH-2 6.00 51 33 6 27.17 ≈ 27.00 13.58 ≈ 13.50

(-4.5m)
7.50 ≥50 50 6 43.10 ≈ 40.00 21.55 ≈ 20.00
BH-3 6.00 55 35 6 29.07 ≈ 29.00 14.54 ≈ 14.50

(-4.5m)
7.50 ≥50 50 6 43.10 ≈ 40.00 21.55 ≈ 20.00
BH-4 7.50 43 29 6 23.14 ≈ 23.00 11.57 ≈ 11.50

(-6m) 9.00 ≥50 50 6 43.10 ≈ 40.00 21.55 ≈ 20.00
BH-4 6.00 ≥50 50 6 43.10 ≈ 40.00 21.55 ≈ 20.00

(-6m) 7.50 ≥50 50 6 43.10 ≈ 40.00 21.55 ≈ 20.00
BH-4 6.50 ≥50 50 6 43.10 ≈ 40.00 21.55 ≈ 20.00

(-6m) 7.50 ≥50 50 6 43.10 ≈ 40.00 21.55 ≈ 20.00
BH-7 6.00 37 26 6 18.52 ≈ 18.50 9.25 ≈ 9.00

(-4.5m)
7.50 ≥50 50 6 43.10 ≈ 40.00 21.55 ≈ 20.00
* At all locations for bearing capacity calculation the depth was considered from original ground level excluding the
depth of top dump material.
! Dilatancy Correction value N’” and assuming the water table correction factor W`= 0.50 (During rainy season)
! Permissible settlement for granular cohesionless soil is considered as 50mm (As per IS:1904-1986 Table I)

Annexure: III
Sheet No. 8
CALCULATION OF SBC OF ROCK BY CRUSHING STRENGTH VALUE
Avg. qc Slake durability Specific Water

Dimension of Bulk Point Load
Depth Comp. Avg. Comp. Porosity Index (ID) Gravity- Absor
Piece Sample Density Index
BH No. Sample No. Load. Strength (T/m2) (second cycle) G ption
No.
L Dia Saturate
m (mm) (mm)
T Saturated Dry T/m3 d
Dry % % %
BH-1 6 gs-61/BH-1/10 7.50-9.00 109 54 0.98 427.91 436.21 2.49 1.42 1.85 13.26 ... 2.73 1.85
(-6m) 21 gs-61/BH-1/17 18.00-19.50 109 54 1.02 445.37 453.66 2.52 1.46 1.96 12.69 ... 2.75 1.71
BH-2 7 gs-61/BH-2/13 13.50-15.00 110 54 0.95 414.81 419.61 2.42 1.40 1.83 15.23 32.4 2.71 1.92
(-4.5m)
12 gs-61/BH-2/15 16.50-18.00 111 54 0.99 432.27 439.74 2.51 1.44 1.87 12.21 36.8 2.76 1.83
BH-3 21 gs-61/BH-3/16 18.00-19.50 108 54 1.03 449.74 458.23 2.53 1.45 1.89 11.63 34.1 2.77 1.68
(-4.5m)
26 gs-61/BH-3/17 19.50-21.00 109 54 1.05 458.47 466.21 2.56 1.48 1.92 10.21 39.6 2.78 1.65
BH-4 7 gs-61/BH-4/13 12.00-13.50 100 54 0.97 423.54 429.74 2.44 1.43 1.84 14.74 ... 2.72 1.91
(-6m) 12 gs-61/BH-4/14 13.50-15.00 103 54 1.01 441.01 449.86 2.50 1.45 1.88 11.75 ... 2.76 1.70
3 gs-61/BH-5/09 6.00-7.50 108 54 1.01 441.01 451.76 2.50 1.43 1.87 13.01 ... 2.73 1.82
BH-5 7 gs-61/BH-5/12 11.50-13.00 108 54 1.05 458.47 473.59 2.56 1.48 1.93 10.39 ... 2.78 1.62
(-6m)
19 gs-61/BH-5/14 13.50-15.00 110 54 1.03 449.74 461.23 2.53 1.46 1.90 11.59 35.7 2.78 1.65
BH-6 7 gs-61/BH-6/09 6.50-8.00 110 54 0.98 427.91 436.52 2.49 1.41 1.84 13.31 ... 2.72 1.86
(-6m) 11 gs-61/BH-6/11 11.50-13.00 110 54 1.02 445.37 458.33 2.52 1.45 1.94 12.71 37.8 2.75 1.72
BH-7 19 gs-61/BH-7/13 15.00-16.50 108 54 1.02 445.37 459.62 2.53 1.48 1.98 12.53 ... 2.75 1.68
(-4.5m)
26 gs-61/BH-7/16 16.50-18.00 111 54 1.05 458.47 473.71 2.57 1.52 1.99 10.15 39.7 2.78 1.58
Note:
1) Dia of Sample = 54mm
2) Out of samples available most appropriate samples were tested.
3) Test conducted as per IS: 9143 (1979) & Calculated as per IS: 12070 (1987) Clause 6.2
4) Suitable reduction factor on account of weakness in rock sample applied to arrive at Recommended SBC.

Annexure: IV
Sheet No.1
SAMPLE CALCULATIONS
SAFE BEARING CAPACITY FOR CLAYEY SOIL BY SHEAR FAILURE CRITERIA:
BH-3
Depth (Dt) = 3.00m
For width of foundation B = 6m
As per the report C = 39 kN/m2 & φ = 6.5 0 φ' = 4.37 Bulk unit weight (γ) = 18 kN/m3
q = γ x Dt = 18 x 3.00 = 54.00 kN/m2
Based on φ' value N’c = 6.32 N’q = 1.50 N’γγ = 0.39
Assuming the depth factor, shape factor and load inclination factors as unity (1) &
assuming the water table correction factor as 0.5.Since φ = 6.5 0 local shear failure is
considered. The ultimate bearing capacity is calculated as under: IS 6403 Clause -5.1.2
q`d = 2/3 C x N’c x Sc x dc x ic +q (N’q – 1) Sq x dq x iq + 0.5 x B x γ x Ν’γγ x Sγγ x dγγ x iγγ x W`
= 237.55 + 32.40 + 8.42

= 278.37 kN/m2
= 28.38 T/m2
Considering factor of safety = 3
qs = 9.46 ≈ 9.00 T/m2

CHECK FOR SAFE BEARING PRESSURE FOR CLAYEY SOIL BY SETTLEMENT CRITERIA:
(As per IS 8009 (Part – I)-1976)
The SBC work out by shear failure criteria to be check for settlement as per IS:1904-1986 for
foundation resting on clayey soil.
Permissible settlement for isolated foundation = 75mm
For Raft foundation = 100mm
Sample Calculation for BH. No.3 (Depth-3.00m
Total Settlement St= Sc + Si (As per clause 9.2)

I) Immediate Settlement for clays – Si (As per IS 8009 (Part – I)-1976)
Si = P x B (1 – µ2) x I
E
P = Intensity of pressure = 9.00 T/m2
B = Width of foundation = 6m
µ = 0.5 (for clays)
I = Influence factor as = 0.05
(From fig. 11 of IS 8009 (Part I) 1978)
L = Length of foundation = 6.00m
E = modulus of elasticity as per Bowles 100 qu to 500 qu
E = 100 qu
qu = Undrained shear strength
qu = 2C
C = Cohesión = 39 kN/m2 = 3.9755 T/m2
qu = 2 x 3.9755 = 7.9510 T/m2
E = 100 qu = 100 x 7.9510 = 795.10 T/m2
Using above equation:
Si = 2.55 mm

II) Consolidation Settlement-Sc
D = 3.00m
q = 9.00 T/m2 (Intensity of pressure)
W = 6.00m L = 6.00m
3a 3b
a =1 b=1
Ht = 0.5m
Cc = 0.124 (Compression Index)
eo = 0.988 (Initial Voids Ratio)
Sc = 1 Ht 0 Cc log10 [Po + ∆ P]
(1 + e o ) Po
Pressure
Effective Overburden Newmark’s Settlem
Layer m= n= increment
depth Pressure z Constant 4k ent
No a/z b/z ∆ P =4 k x
(m) P0 (T/m2) K (mm)
q
1. 3.25 5.95 0.25 4.00 4.00 0.2463 0.9852 8.8668 12.36
2. 3.75 6.86 0.75 1.33 1.33 0.1941 0.7764 6.9876 9.51
3. 4.25 7.78 1.25 0.80 0.80 0.1461 0.5844 5.2596 7.00
4. 4.75 8.69 1.75 0.57 0.57 0.0999 0.3996 3.5964 4.69
Total Consolidation Settlement in mm 33.56
*Note: K = Influence factor for uniformly loaded rectangular area by After Newmark’s 1935.
Total settlement S = immediate settlement Si + consolidation settlement Sc

= 2.55 + 33.56
= 36.11 mm
Correction for depth factor = 0.85 (as per fig. 12 of IS: 8009)
Total Settlement after Correction = 30.69< permissible settlement (50mm)
For pressure intensity of 9.00t/m2 the total settlement is within the permissible limit. To keep the
differential settlement within the limit the size of the footing must be proportionate.
Hence the recommended allowable bearing capacity at 3.00m for footing size of 6m is 9.00
T/m2

Annexure: IV
Sheet No.2
SAMPLE CALCULATIONS
SAFE BEARING CAPACITY FOR COHESIONLESS SOIL BY SHEAR FAILURE CRITERIA FROM
SPT N-VALUE:
BH-1
Depth (Dt) = 5.00m
For width of foundation B = 6m
As per the report N= 41 N’’ = 28 φ = 35.5 Bulk unit weight (γ) = 18 kN/m3
q = γ x dt = 18 x 5.00 = 90.00 kN/m2
Based on φ' value N’q = 11.50 N’γγ = 12.13
Assuming the depth factor, shape factor and load inclination factors as unity (1) & assuming the
water table correction factor as 0.5.Since φ = 35.5 local shear is considered. The ultimate bearing
capacity is calculated as under: IS 6403 Clause -5.2.2.1
q`d = q (N’q – 1) Sq x dq x iq + 0.5 x B x γ x Ν’γγ x Sγγ x dγγ x iγγ x W`
= 1317.48 + 304.40
= 1621.88 kN/m2
= 165.33 T/m2
Considering factor of safety = 3
qs = 55.11 T/m2
SAFE BEARING PRESSURE BY SETTLEMENT CRITERIA:

The SBC work out by shear failure criteria to be check for settlement for foundation resting on
cohesionless soil.
Permissible settlement = 50mm
N =41 N’’ = 28
As per IS -8009 from fig. 9
Settlement -11 mm for 10 T/m2
Applying water table correction of 0.50
Settlement= 11/0.5=22 mm
Hence for permissible settlement of 50 mm
SBC= 10/22 x 50 = 22.72 ≈ 22.00 T/m2 at depth 5.00m.
Hence allowable bearing capacity at 5.00m for footing size of 6m is 22.00 T/m2 for isolated
footing.

Annexure: V
Sheet No. 1
SUMMARY OF PROCTOR AND CBR TEST
Plastic Free
Natural Liquid Plastic Compaction test
Grain Size Analysis ity Swell CBR
CBR Moisture Limit Limit (Heavy) Classifica
Depth (m) Sample No. Index Index (Soaked)
No. Content tion
Gravel Sand Clay & WL WP IP FSI γd max OMC %
% 3
% % Silt % % % % % gm/cm %
CBR-1 6.00-6.45 gs-61/BH-1/05 18.67 7.35 32.37 60.28 38.00 19.42 18.58 40 1.83 12.30 7.0 SC-CI
CBR-2 4.50-4.95 gs-61/BH-2/03 17.74 3.90 34.15 61.95 35.00 18.55 16.45 30 1.86 12.10 7.2 SC-CI
CBR-3 4.50-4.95 gs-61/BH-3/03 16.18 8.33 34.02 57.65 35.00 17.46 17.54 40 1.81 12.50 7.5 SC-CI
CBR-4 6.00-6.45 gs-61/BH-4/04 13.36 8.06 21.20 70.74 35.00 17.51 17.49 40 1.74 14.40 6.0 SC-CI
CBR-5 6.00-6.45 gs-61/BH-5/04 18.16 8.81 24.29 66.90 38.00 21.48 16.52 40 1.77 14.30 6.7 SC-CI
CBR-6 6.00-6.45 gs-61/BH-6/04 10.34 9.46 22.84 67.70 40.00 21.96 18.04 40 1.79 13.80 6.3 SC-CI
CBR-7 4.50-4.95 gs-61/BH-7/03 16.25 6.52 23.59 69.89 40.00 21.56 18.44 40 1.78 13.90 6.2 SC-CI

Annexure :- VI Sheet no.1
A. REPORT ON CHEMICAL EXAMINATION ON SOIL AS PER IS: 2720 (Part 26/27)
Location: BH-1
Depth: 10.50m
Sampled By. : P. T. MASE & ASSOCIATES, Nagpur
Date Of Test: 15/10/2012 Onwards
Soil Sample Details : Sealed Soil Sample
Sulphate Chlorides
pH value (1:5) Organic Content
as (SO4) as (CI)
water extract
mg/kg mg/kg g/100g
6.80 at 250C 171.00 24.6 0.64
The analysis carried out in 1:2.5 water extract
B. REPORT ON CHEMICAL EXAMINATION ON WATER (IS: 456 : 2000)

Location:
BH-1
Depth: 7.00m

Soil Sample Details
: Sealed Water Sample
Sr.
Max. Permissible
N Test Parameters Unit Method Results
limit
o.
7.30 at
1 pH Value - IS: 3025 (Part II)-1983 Min 6.0
250C
2 Sulphate as (SO4) mg / I IS: 3025 (Part 24)-1986 400 9.6
For plain concrete 2000
3 Chloride as (Cl) mg / I IS: 3025 (Part 32)-1988 mg/I Reinforced 19.71
concrete 500 mg/I
Remark Sample comply to IS: 456-2000.

Location: BH-4
Depth: 12.00m
pH value Sulphate as
Chlorides as (CI) Organic Content
(1:5) water (SO4)
extract
mg/kg mg/kg g/100g
6.83 at 250C 169.00 22.8 0.57

Location: BH-4
Depth: 7.00m
Soil Sample Details : Sealed Water Sample

Sr.
Test Parameters Unit Method Max. Permissible limit Results
No.
7.2 at
250C
For plain concrete
3 Chloride as (Cl) mg / I IS: 3025 (Part 32)-1988 2000 mg/I Reinforced 20.44
concrete 500 mg/I

Location: BH-7
Depth: 9.00m

Sulphate as Chlorides as Organic
pH value (1:5) (SO4) (CI) Content
water extract
mg/kg mg/kg g/100g
6.75 at 250C 176.00 21.9 0.67

Location:
BH-7
Depth: 4.50m
Sampled By : P. T. MASE & ASSOCIATES, Nagpur

Soil Sample
Details : Sealed Water Sample
Max. Permissible
Sr. No. Test Parameters Unit Method Results
limit
7.20 at
250C
For plain concrete
3 Chloride as (Cl) mg / I IS: 3025 (Part 32)-1988 2000 mg/I Reinforced 17.52
concrete 500 mg/I

Annexure VII: Sheet No.1
Test Number : Electrical Resistivity Test (ERT-1)

Location : In between BH-1 & BH-2
Ground Condition : Semi Dry
Temperature : 320 C to 330 C
Date : 10/13/2012
Spread Direction : East - West
Geometric
Sr. No. ‘a’ (m) Resistance (Ohm) Apparent Resistivity (Ohm. Mts.)
Factor
1 1 6.28 12.510 78.56

2 2 12.57 6.960 87.42
3 3 18.85 5.370 101.17
4 4 25.13 4.110 103.24
5 5 31.42 3.440 108.02
6 6 37.7 2.800 105.50
7 8 50.25 1.960 98.47
8 10 62.81 1.270 79.76
9 12 75.37 0.880 66.32
10 14 87.93 0.724 63.65
11 16 100.48 0.570 57.27
12 18 113.04 0.400 45.22
13 20 125.60 0.300 37.68

Location : BH-3
Date : 10/13/2012
Geometric
Factor
1 1 6.28 22.500 141.30

2 2 12.57 11.090 139.29
3 3 18.85 9.420 177.47
4 4 25.13 7.670 192.67
5 5 31.42 5.950 186.83
6 6 37.7 5.150 194.05
7 8 50.25 2.950 148.21
8 10 62.81 2.080 130.62
9 12 75.37 1.310 98.72
10 14 87.93 0.970 85.28
11 16 100.48 0.780 78.37
12 18 113.04 0.550 62.17
13 20 125.60 0.430 54.01


Location : BH-4
Date : 10/13/2012
Spread Direction : North east - South west
Geometric
Factor
1 1 6.28 23.800 149.46

2 2 12.57 11.170 140.30
3 3 18.85 9.160 172.57
4 4 25.13 7.390 185.64
5 5 31.42 5.670 178.04
6 6 37.7 4.680 176.34
7 8 50.25 2.890 145.19
8 10 62.81 1.960 123.09
9 12 75.37 1.370 103.24
10 14 87.93 0.930 81.77
11 16 100.48 0.720 72.35
12 18 113.04 0.540 61.04
13 20 125.60 0.407 51.12


Location : BH-5
Date : 10/13/2012
Geometric
Factor
1 1 6.28 27.980 175.71

2 2 12.57 14.350 180.24
3 3 18.85 10.060 189.53
4 4 25.13 7.370 185.13
5 5 31.42 5.970 187.46
6 6 37.7 4.840 182.37
7 8 50.25 2.900 145.70
8 10 62.81 2.100 131.88
9 12 75.37 1.560 117.56
10 14 87.93 1.120 98.47
11 16 100.48 0.820 82.39
12 18 113.04 0.620 70.08
13 20 125.60 0.460 57.78


Location : BH-6
Date : 10/13/2012
Spread Direction : North - South
Geometric
Factor
1 1 6.28 29.540 185.51

2 2 12.57 14.550 182.75
3 3 18.85 9.560 180.11
4 4 25.13 7.790 195.68
5 5 31.42 6.060 190.28
6 6 37.7 4.820 181.62
7 8 50.25 2.990 150.22
8 10 62.81 2.070 130.00
9 12 75.37 1.470 110.78
10 14 87.93 1.040 91.44
11 16 100.48 0.789 79.28
12 18 113.04 0.582 65.79
13 20 125.60 0.407 51.12


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GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION

• Project name : P 0060 Proposed construction of High speed Shaft at Balaghat

• Report No. : PTMA/MOIL/0060/12-13 Dt. 30/10/2012

Manganese Ore India Ltd. (MOIL),

• Ref. Work Order /date : CIVIL/HO/12-13/BGT/118 Dated: 09/10/2012

• Material Category : SOIL TESTING

• Sampled by : P. T. MASE & ASSOCIATES

• Sample condition : Sealed

• Type of test performed : As Given in report

• Date of Start of Work /test : 01/10/2012 Onwards

• Testing Method : As per BIS

P.T.MASE & ASSOCIATES (P.E.)

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The detailed borelogs are presented in Annexure I of this report.

3.2 Standard Penetration Test:

3.4 Ground Water Table:

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P = Average Apparent Resistivity in Ohm. Mts.

electrodes spreads , and

R = Observed Resistance in Ohms.

3.7 Atterberg Limits:

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Annexure: III Sheet no. 2.

3.9 Swelling pressure Test:

3.10 Consolidation test:

3.11 Unconfined Compression Test:

test results are presented in Annexure-III sheet no: 4 of this report.

3.12 Tests on Rock samples:

3.13 Slake Durability Index (second cycle) of Rock samples:

3.14 Porosity of rock:

and the results are presented in Annexure: III Sheet no.8.

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dry density (γd max) was obtained.

are reported in Annexure: V Sheet no.1 to 8.

3.16 Chemical analysis of soil & water:

4. CRITERIA ADOPTED FOR COMPUTATION OF SBC:

4.1 Computation of SBC by shear strength parameters (Triaxial/ direct shear):

qd ΝγSγ dγγiγW` (General shear failure )

q `d Ν γ SγγdγiγW` ( Local Shear failure )

4.1.1 : φ!' = tan-1 (0.67 tan φ )

4.1.3: Width of foundation B = 6 m

4.1.4: Effect of Water table W' = 0.5

4.1.5: Safe Bearing capacity qs = qd / 3 (Assuming F.S = 3)

obtained from consolidation test:

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5.2.2.1 and results are presented in Annexure: III sheet no.6,

qd = q.(Nq – 1) Sq dq iq + 0.5 B. γ .Νγ Sγγ dγγ iγγ W’

4.3.2: Width of foundation B = 6 m

4.5 Modulus of Subgrade Reaction (K-Value):

Note: This formula gives a very conservative value of K.

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Average Apparent Resistivity

for M/s. P. T. MASE & ASSOCIATES, Nagpur

(Dr. Dilip P. Mase)

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BORE HOLE NO. :- BH-1

DIRECTION OF BORING :- Vertical DATE OF START :- 02/10/2012

FIELD TEST Type of sample

DEPTH VISUAL DESCRIPTION

LOG CORE RECOVERY % R . Q. D. % REMARK

3.00 Filling/ dump Material WS-2