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Bangalore Metro Rail Project – Phase 2 – RT03 – Design & Construction of Underground
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PROJECT : (excluding) to Tannery Road Station (excluding) (Chainage 13938.328 m to 16822.521 m)
including allied works and 2 Nos of UG Metro Stations viz., Cantonment and Pottery Town in
Reach-6 line of Bangalore Metro Rail Project.
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PROJECT Design & Construction of Underground structures (Tunnels & Stations) of length 2.884 Km (approx.) from
Shivajinagar Station (excluding) to Tannery Road Station (excluding) (Chainage 13938.328 m to 16822.521 m) including O19032-GS-AA-TYP-GR-0100 22-03-2019
allied works and 2 Nos of UG Metro Stations viz., Cantonment and Pottery Town in Reach-6 line of Bangalore Metro
Rail Project. PREPARED CHECKED SHEET
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TITLE Technical specifications for Additional Geotechnical Investigation CAJ YRR
Contents
1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................................................ 4
1.1 Background of Project .................................................................................................................. 4
1.2 Geology ........................................................................................................................................ 4
1.2.1 Regional Geology...................................................................................................................... 4
1.2.2 Project Geology ......................................................................................................................... 6
1.3 Objective of Geotechnical Investigation ...................................................................................... 6
1.4 Scope of Work.............................................................................................................................. 7
1.5 Proposed Site Investigation .......................................................................................................... 8
1.5.1 Certification of Field Test Equipment ....................................................................................... 8
1.6 Employer Requirement ................................................................................................................ 8
1.7 Required Number of Boreholes............................................................................................. 16
1.7.1 Required Number of Boreholes at Stations ....................................................................... 16
1.7.2 Required Number of Boreholes for Tunnels ........................................................................... 17
1.8 Project Constraints ..................................................................................................................... 17
1.9 Setting Out and Project Datum................................................................................................... 17
1.10 Planning and Organization of Investigation ............................................................................. 17
1.11 Resources ................................................................................................................................. 18
1.12 Property and Confidentiality .................................................................................................... 18
1.13 Variations ................................................................................................................................. 18
1.14 As Built Plans ........................................................................................................................... 18
1.15 Reporting .................................................................................................................................. 19
1.16 Standards .................................................................................................................................. 19
2. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................................ 21
2.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 21
2.2 Equipment and Personnel ........................................................................................................... 21
2.3 Drilling Methods ........................................................................................................................ 22
2.4 Records of Drilling Operations .................................................................................................. 23
2.5 Sampling and Coring.................................................................................................................. 24
2.5.1 General................................................................................................................................. 24
2.5.2 Sampling Method and Frequency ........................................................................................ 24
2.6 Field and Laboratory Testing ..................................................................................................... 27

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2.6.1 General .................................................................................................................................... 27

2.6.2 Field Testing............................................................................................................................ 28
2.6.3 Specialized Testing ................................................................................................................. 28
2.6.4 Laboratory Testing .................................................................................................................. 29
2.7 Record of Borings and Sampling ............................................................................................... 30
2.7.1 Field records ............................................................................................................................ 30
2.7.2 Contents of Report .................................................................................................................. 30
2.7.3 Re-drilling ............................................................................................................................ 31
2.7.4 Core Photographs ................................................................................................................ 31
3. DELIVERABLES ......................................................................................................................... 31
3.1 General ....................................................................................................................................... 31
3.2 Factual Report on Geotechnical Investigation ........................................................................... 32
3.3 Soil Samples and Cores .............................................................................................................. 32
3.4 Documents and Records ............................................................................................................. 32

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1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
1.1 Background of Project
Phase-II of Bangalore Metro Rail Project comprises four extensions to the existing lines and two new
lines with a total length of 72.095km and 61 stations, in which 12 are underground. One of the new
line is the 21.25 km (13.20 mi) Gottigere–Nagawara line. The line is mostly underground (13.79 km
or 8.57 mi), but also has a 6.98 km (4.34 mi) elevated and 0.48 km (0.30 mi) at-grade sections. There
are 18 stations on the line, of which 12 are underground and 6 are elevated. This underground section
has been divided into Packages. Package RT-03 has been awarded to L&T construction.
Package RT-03 starts from Chainage 13938.328m to Chainage 16822.521m. This comprises of three
bored underground tunnel, two underground stations namely, Cantonment and Pottery Town stations,
Launching Shaft and Retrieval Shaft.
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Table 1-1 Summary of stations in RT-03
S.No Package Stations

1 Cantonment Station
RT-03
2 Pottery Town station
1.2 Geology
1.2.1 Regional Geology
The geology of Bangalore is represented by 3 billion year old Peninsular Gneissic Complex comprising
dominantly of banded and well foliated granitic gneisses with enclaves of older basic rocks. The
gneissic rocks are intruded by quartz and pegmatite veins and also by dolerite dykes. The whole
ensemble, normally referred to as migmatite complex has been extensively weathered resulting in
existence of hard un-weathered rocks occurring in close proximity of the soft weathered rock and
residual soil.

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Figure 1-1 Geological map of Karnataka

The main rock formation in Bangalore area is granitic gneiss. The granitic gneisses are mainly of
migmatitic type, highly banded varying in composition from granite to diorite. The rocks in the
remaining part of the area lie under a mantle of soil and river alluvia of varying thickness. The
prominent granitic gneiss rocks are noticed north-west of Devanahalli in Bangalore north. Hennur,
Doddagubbi Chikkagubbi, Rampura in Bangalore east. These rocks are extensively quarried for
building materials. The rocks show fine to coarse-grained texture and usually grey in colour. These
gneisses and granites are intruded by basic dykes, quartz and pegmatite veins.
Gneissic Granite are mainly biotitic and hornblende granites, occasionally showing the presence of
phenocrysts. They show many time well-defined bands, whereas different coloured minerals showing
separate and distinct parallel disposition. These are noticed near Hennur, Doddagubbi, Rampura in
Bangalore east.
The granite occurs only in small portions of the study basin. These rocks are noticed North-West region
of Chikkaballapura and small patches in and around Bangalore district. They have a definite
physiographic identity from the surrounding gneissic plains Weathering also gives rise fine-to-coarse
sandy soil. The rocks are highly weathered and thickness ranges from 4 to 12 m. The prominent granitic
gneisses are noticed in some parts of Bangalore district.

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Red loamy soils exhibit fine texture, found in the gently upper pediplains, which is found in northern,
eastern and southeastern (NW1, NW2, NW3, SEW and EW) watersheds of the study area. These soils
have good water-holding capacity but poor retention. This type of soils is noticed in parts of Bangaluru.
1.2.2 Project Geology
In Bangalore region, major area falls into shallow depth of soils(15-30m) may range from Sandy silt
to very dense Red gravelly Sand loams underlain by the rock strata, Peninsular gneiss and closepet and
granites and Laterite are found in the Bengaluru, Bengaluru rural, Ramangaram, Chikkaballapur and
Kolar districts. The whole of Bangalore district have Red Loamy soils in small extent over granites
and gneisses.
In this package around 57 bore holes data is available, out of which 18 are in the station area and 39
bore holes are available in the stretch of tunnel, in tender documents. These boreholes are drilled at
the location of Cantonment and Shivaji Nagar station. The boreholes shows the different soil layers
mainly consists of Clayey soils, silty sand, clayey sand and clayey silt soil. The brief description of
soil layers present in RT-03 alignment are as below:
a) Clayey soil(CH/CI)- These soils contain an appreciable amount of Clay and Silt showing High to
intermeidate plastic nature or having low plasticity
b)Silty Sand (SM) – These soils contain an appreciable amount of silt showing non plastic nature or
having low plasticity.
c) Sandy silt (MI)- These soils contain an appreciable amount of silt, sand, gravel and clay showing
intermeidate plastic nature or having low plasticity
d) Filled up Soil – The terrain contains the filled up soil with depth of 1.0 to 2.0 m.
1.3 Objective of Geotechnical Investigation
The main objectives of geotechnical Investigation works are:
 To determine depth of various strata of ground up to required depth.

 Establish the characteristics of ground at the site for engineering purposes particularly with
respect to deep excavation base slabs, TBM, Tunnel, Crosspassages and ground
improvement works.
 Perform an assessment of the material properties and shear strength of the subsurface
materials of the proposed location for structures.
 To assess the effect of seismic event on the stability of structures and on the potential
liquefaction of soil.
 Significant engineering geology features that may influence construction (i.e. the principal
faults, shear zones, persistent jointing, landslips).
 To determine ground water level position and its seasonal variation and general hydrology
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 To find the necessity of Ground Improvement and to provide information required to design
ground improvement.
1.4 Scope of Work
 The scope of the work for the geotechnical investigations for this project shall include the
supply of all necessary labour, plant and material to provide the geotechnical investigations,
sampling, testing and geotechnical factual report for construction of the proposed Underground
Bangaluru Metro Rail Project Phase-II Reach-6, RT-03.
 The investigations shall provide adequate data to determine the ground characteristics for
design of all required structures.
The scope of work to be performed comprises of:

 Twenty Two (22) boreholes for stations as shown in Table 1.2 (a)
 Twenty eight (28) boreholes for tunnels as shown in Table 1.2 (b)
 Conducting In-situ and laboratory tests on soil and rock samples as per Technical
Specification.
 Taking undisturbed and disturbed samples at not more than 1.5m intervals in each Bore hole,
for classification of soil and rock types, and for conducting field and laboratory testing as
defined in this brief.
 Field and laboratory testing to obtain properties of soil and rock for design of required
structures.
The actual extent of the site investigation shall be as determined by L&T, who shall have the right to
increase or decrease the type, extent and location of each bore, sample or test. The decision to increase
or decrease the extent of work will be in part determined by the findings of each borehole and testing.
Supervision of boring and field works shall be carried out by an experienced Geotechnical Engineer
or Engineering Geologist. The supervision of the borings shall require the nominated person to be on
site at all times during the period of the fieldworks, and the duties shall include the logging of all
boreholes and other field testing and sampling.
A daily log and report, prepared by an Engineering Geologist or a Geotechnical Engineer, shall be
submitted to L&T.
Based on the available information, the following drilling and in-situ testing and sampling program
are proposed:
 Drill Twenty two (22) boreholes at stations to the required depths as mentioned in
Appendix 1.
 Drill Twenty eight (28) boreholes along the tunnel locations to the required depths as
mentioned in Appendix 1.
 Each borehole shall be rotary drilled (drilling in rock should be done only with hydraulic
rigs).
 Case and stabilize boreholes, as required.

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 Perform Standard Penetration Tests or take samples at every 1.5m interval.

 When rock is encountered begin with NMLC coring at the top of the rock surface (including
extremely weathered rock) and continue coring into moderately weathered to fresh rock is
intersected (where encountered).
 Perform retractable triple tube core barrel sampling where required.
1.5 Proposed Site Investigation
 To provide the necessary information required to achieve the objectives of the

investigation,
 The depth of boreholes mentioned are provisional however, the actual depth of the
boreholes shall be directed by L&T Construction as drilling proceeds at site.
 All field works shall be supervised by the Contractor’s staff and generally be performed in
accordance with IS: 1892 and other relevant standards and procedures.
1.5.1 Certification of Field Test Equipment
Field testing equipment instrumentation shall be checked and approved by L&T Engineer and the
consolidated report shall be included along with the soil investigation report.
1.6 Employer Requirement
The Employer requirements have been summarized in Table 1-2
Table 1-2 Summary of the Employer Requirements
S.No. Employer Requirement Clause Section L&T

No. Technical
Specification
1 Geotechnical Interpretative Report
A report including site investigation results
and covering the geotechnical interpretation
of site investigation work including that
undertaken by the Contractor in sufficient
detail to confirm and justify parameters used Section 3.2
in the tunnel, station and geotechnical
designs. The report shall include the full
borehole logs and descriptions of
confirmatory boreholes drilled by the
Contractor.
2 Ground Assessment: General Ground
2.1.3 RT-03- All sections
Conditions: The Contractor shall be
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ground conditions, hydrogeology and Section-B-

geotechnical design parameters for his ODS
proposed construction area.
3 Site Investigation Requirements
For the purpose of these Outline Design
Specifications, site investigation shall be
considered to include, but not be limited to,
the following.
a) Compiling and reviewing pertinent
existing geological data.
b) Compiling and reviewing pertinent
existing geotechnical data supplied and from
adjacent projects.
c) Compiling and reviewing pertinent
existing foundation, structure, substructure,
utilities and other related data from the
vicinity projects.
RT-03-
d)Performing a detailed field
Volume-2-
reconnaissance. 2.1.4 All sections
Section-B-
e)Performing geophysical ODS
surveys/investigations.
f) Performing ground investigations that
include, but are not limited to drilling, soil
sampling, rock coring, groundwater
sampling, in-situ field installations and
testing, trial pits, geophysical surveys, soil
protection stripping, rock mapping and
cored holes in EBS, where appropriate.
g) Performing laboratory testing on soil rock
and groundwater samples collected from the
subsurface investigations, including
chemical testing to identify potentially
corrosive conditions and/or contamination
that may be a threat to public and durability
of works.
4 (3) As a minimum, the site investigation 2.1.3
program shall consider the locations and RT-03- All sections
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a) Major existing structures such as viaducts, Section-B-

bridges, flyovers, underpasses/sub-ways and ODS
crossing structures, water tunnels , bored
tunnels, NATM tunnels, stations, cut-and-
cover tunnels, portal structures, retaining
structures, commercial developments,
ancillary structures and the like.
b) Earthworks such as soil excavations,
embankment fills, land reclamations, areas
requiring ground improvement, borrow pits
and areas, disposal areas and the like.
c) Existing adjacent structures that may be
influenced by proposed construction works.
That is, structures adjacent to, above, or
below excavations or tunnels that may be
affected by construction works such as
dewatering or blasting; structures deemed to
have poor structural integrity;
Structures containing sensitive equipment or
materials, structures with
heritage/historic/cultural significance and
the like.
d) Significant engineering geological
features that may influence the proposed
construction works. That is, major/principal
faults, shear zones, persistent jointing; mass
wasting, old landslips and the like.
e) All EBS, including private water supply
wells/tube wells
5 Ground investigations (GI) as part of a
comprehensive site investigation program,
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shall be conducted in accordance with
Volume-2- codes,
IS1892 and BS 5930. The depth of 2.1.4
Section-B-
investigation borings shall be consistent Table 1.3
ODS
with the nature and extent of the proposed
construction works.
6 All aspects of the Work shall be conducted
under the direction of qualified geotechnical 2.1.4 RT-03- All sections
personnel. Detailed plans, technical Volume-2-
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the proposed staffing and reporting formats, Section-B-

and indicating the types, locations, and ODS
proposed depths of ground investigations
relative to the proposed Works shall be
prepared and submitted for review and
acceptance prior to undertaking the work.
Revisions to the site investigations program,
if required, shall be submitted for review and
acceptance.
7 All GI data shall be prepared in accordance
with IS/BIS and internationally accepted
standards using Association of Geotechnical RT-03-
and Geo-environmental Specialists (AGS) Volume-2-
2.1.4
format or equivalent and Geotechnical Section-B- Section 3.2
Integrator (GINT) software, latest versions. ODS
All data shall be provided in both printed and
electronic file formats.
8 Prior to any investigation in any area the
Contractor shall obtain all approvals from
the Relevant Agencies/Authorities and
determine the locations of any services or RT-03-
utilities that may be damaged by the Volume-2-
2.1.4 Section 2.3
proposed GI. The Contractor shall comply Section-B-
with the requirements of all ODS
Agencies/Authorities and protect any and all
utilities and services from damage that may
result from his GI.
9 Additional drill-holes, tests and the like shall
extend a minimum depth of 5 metres below
the underside of the proposed structures and
preferably not directly on the line of the
tunnels. The additional GI should result in
investigation spacing no greater than 250 RT-03- 1.7 Required
metre centres for the whole of the route, and Volume-2- number of
2.1.4
not less than eight per station and two per Section-B- boreholes &
cross-passage. Additional GI should also be ODS Appendix-1
carried out where unusual features have been
identified such as deep weathering of the
rock, high piezometric pressures, loss of
drilling fluid or very weak ground, and the
like.

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10 Investigation Methods
(1) Geological studies
a) Geological studies shall include, but not
be limited to, a review of pertinent and
existing literature, aerial photographs, and
remote-sensing data; a detailed field
reconnaissance of the site; and preparation RT-03-
of project-specific maps and cross-sections. Volume-2- Not
2.1.5
Section-B- applicable
b) Project-specific geological plans and
ODS
cross-sections shall be prepared to 1:5000
scale, for both horizontal and vertical
directions. The geological plans shall be
overlain on suitable base plans which show
relevant features such as survey grid, roads,
selected EBS and the like.
11 (2) Geophysical surveys/Investigations

a) Geophysical surveys/investigations shall
be carried out where appropriate to provide
additional site-specific information on
depths and characteristics of overburden
soils and bedrock.
b) Geophysical (e.g., seismic refraction,
reflection, Side acting shear wave,
resistivity, magnetometer, gravity, and the
like) surveys/investigations may be used to RT-03-
Geophysical
obtain subsurface information for planning Volume-2-
2.1.5 survey is a
other detailed GI studies, and for extending Section-B-
separate item.
information between other investigation ODS
positions.
All such geophysical surveys/ investigations
shall be calibrated by appropriate absolute
GI methods such as drilling, Cone
Penetration Tests (CPT), test pits and the
like.

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12 (3) Exploratory drill-holes

Exploratory drilling in soil and rock,
disturbed and undisturbed soil sampling, and
RT-03- 1.16 List of
rock coring shall be performed according to
Volume-2- codes,
procedures outlined in IS 1892 and BS 5930. 2.1.5
Section-B-
Full-time monitoring by qualified ODS Table 1.3
geotechnical personnel is required to direct
the drilling, sampling, and coring, and also
to prepare field records for these drill-holes.
13 Other ground investigation methods
Other GI methods to be employed shall
include, but are not limited to, the following.
a) Field testing: Standard Penetration Tests
(SPT), Cone Penetration Tests (CPT) with
pore pressure measurement (CPTu) or with
seismic cone (CPTz), in-situ vane shear,
pressure meter, permeability/water
absorption tests, impression packer or/and
discontinuity surveys, acoustic borehole
imaging, in-situ density, N-Schmidt
hammer, plate load testing, point load tests,
“cover-meter” and the like.
RT-03-
b) Field instrumentation: standpipes, Section 2
Volume-2-
piezometers, inclinometers, extensometers 2.1.5 Technical
Section-B-
and the like. Requirements
ODS
c) Test pits with and without the recovery of
“disturbed” and “undisturbed” samples.
d) Inspection pits.
e) Hand-auger bores.
f) Coring through rock, earth retaining
structures or other manmade features.
g) Vibrocoring.
h) In-situ (constant or falling head)
permeability tests.
i) Packer tests for rock permeability and/or
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j) Pumping tests.
k) Groundwater sampling for chemical
testing
l) Geocore probes
m) Slope protection slipping
14 (5) Groundwater
a) Standpipes and piezometers shall be
installed during ground investigations to
measure current and seasonal fluctuations in
groundwater levels. The GI programme shall
incorporate the details of a groundwater
observation plan, including locations and
details of standpipe/piezometer installations
and frequency and duration of observations.
The GI programme shall also include RT-03-
chemical analysis of groundwater. 2.5.2 Section-
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2.1.5 C Water
b) Where necessary, full-scale groundwater Section-B-
samples
pumping tests deemed shall be conducted to ODS
develop design parameters for construction
dewatering schemes.
c) Groundwater information shall be
interpreted, and recommendations for design
groundwater levels, including variation of
levels that may develop across structures
during Construction and subsequent Rail
Operations shall be provided by the
Contractor.
15 Prior to undertaking the work, detailed
plans/proposals for the laboratory testing
programme shall be prepared and submitted
for acceptance along with technical
specifications and standard forms, outlining RT-03-
the proposed staffing and reporting formats Volume-2-
and the types and numbers of tests proposed. 2.1.6 All sections
Section-B-
Revisions to the laboratory testing ODS
programme, if required, shall be submitted
for review and acceptance.
All Consultants-produced laboratory test

data shall be prepared using internationally

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accepted standards e.g. AGS format, latest

version. All data shall be provided in both
printed and electronic file formats. All
testing shall be conducted by laboratories
holding current accreditation under
International Standards Organisation/
Bureau of Indian Standards.
16 Laboratory Testing Methods
(3) Soil testing
a) Index/classification soil tests shall
comprise with the requirements of IS
2720/BS 13377.Tests shall include the
determination of natural moisture content,
specific gravity, particle size distribution
(with and without hydrometer grading),
Atterberg limits, bulk and dry density, dry
density and moisture content relationships,
and free swell index, where applicable.
b) Strength testing shall include: single-
and/or multi-stage, consolidated drained and 2.1.6;
consolidated-undrained (with pore pressure 2.1.7;
measurement) triaxial tests; unconsolidated 2.1.8;
undrained triaxial tests, laboratory vane RT-03-
shear tests; and pocket shearmeter tests, all 2.1.9; Volume-2- 2.6.4 &
according to IS 2720 (Part 11). Unconfined Section-B- Table 2.3
compressive strength testing for soils shall 2.1.10; ODS
be according to IS 2720 (Part 10)/ASTM 2.1.11;
D2166, and consolidated drained direct
shear testing shall be according to IS 2720 2.1.12
(Part 13)/ASTM D3080.
c) Consolidation testing shall include one-

dimensional, consolidation methods
performed in accordance with I.S. 2720 (Part
14) or Clause 3 of BS 1377: Part 5, with
some minor modifications as accepted.
d) Laboratory test procedures of soil

permeability shall include constant-head
permeability methods for granular soils,
generally according to IS 2720 (Part 17 or
36) or ASTM D2434, and variable-head
permeability methods for cohesive soils,
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Testing for Engineers by T. William

Lambe”. Permeability of insitu materials
shall be measured by either constant head or
variable head methods, using standpipe
piezometers installed during the ground-
investigation program.
e) Chemical test procedures for soils and
groundwater shall include, as appropriate:
determinations of resistivity, redox
potential, pH, chloride ion content, sulphate
ion content, total sulphate content, total
sulphide content, organic content, and
carbonate content, according to IS 2720 or
BS 1377 or BS 812, or both, and
identification of other potentially corrosive
conditions.
17 (4) Rock testing
All rock testing shall be according to IS or
ISRM suggested methods. Tests shall
include the determination of natural
moisture content, porosity, density, RT-03-
absorption, unconfined compressive and Volume-2- 2.6.4 &
2.1.12
Brazilian tensile strength, abrasiveness, Section-B- Table 2.3
triaxle strength testing of discontinuities, ODS
mineralogy, and description of rock based
on evaluation of petrographic thin sections
prepared for representative rock specimens,
as well special tunnel boring machine
(TBM) bore ability testing.
1.7 Required Number of Boreholes
1.7.1 Required Number of Boreholes at Stations
The number of Boreholes and location has been considered based on the existing Geological data,
Reginal Geology and Type of structure. The number of bore holes required at each station is given in
Table1.2 (a). The depth of drilling and termination criteria for the boreholes at proposed structure is
mentioned in Appendix 1.

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Table 1.2 (a) Required number of boreholes at different Stations

BOREHOLES PROPOSED
S.NO. STATION NAME PACKAGE
No’s
1. Cantonment Station 14
2. Pottery Town Station 8 RT-03
Total 22
1.7.2 Required Number of Boreholes for Tunnels
The number of bore holes required for the tunnels is given in Table1.2 (b). The depth of drilling and
termination criteria for the boreholes is mentioned in Appendix 1.
Table 1.2 (b) Required boreholes for Tunnels and Cross passages
S.NO. PACKAGE BOREHOLES PROPOSED No’s
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1.8 Project Constraints
The Contractor shall consider the issues related to access (if any) for drilling. It shall also be deemed
that the Contractor has made due allowance within the rates and prices tendered for access to borehole
locations.
1.9 Setting Out and Project Datum
The Contractor shall provide setting out details showing the exact location of all boreholes, listing the
borehole coordinates (Northing & Easting), chainage and levels.
All survey and location information shall be presented with reference to the datum detailed in the
specification.
1.10 Planning and Organization of Investigation
During the planning of the investigation, the Contractor shall review all existing site investigation data
made available to them prior to the commencement of any geotechnical investigation works and provide
L&T, for their approval, a written method statement of the proposed site investigation detailing;
 Personnel to be used
 Plant and equipment
 In-situ testing
 Laboratory testing

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 Quality assurance
This is necessary to satisfy the purpose of the investigation and to provide the required advice and
parameters referred to herein.
1.11 Resources
The Contractor shall provide all resources necessary to execute the work. The Contractor shall also
include with the submission full curriculum vitae’s of the key personnel anticipated to be employed on
the project. The personnel nominated shall be assigned to the work for the duration of the project. If a
change in personnel is required then details of the new personnel shall be submitted to L&T for
approval. If L&T is not satisfied with any alternative personnel, it may cancel the contract at its absolute
discretion and shall only be liable to pay the Contractor reasonable costs incurred up to the time of
termination.
1.12 Property and Confidentiality
All cores, samples recovered, materials used (including core boxes, sample tubes) and instrumentation
shall become the property of the L&T. The results of the investigations shall remain confidential, and
shall not be released to any third party without the prior consent of L&T.
1.13 Variations
Any variations to the scope of the commission shall not be undertaken without the prior written
permission of L&T. Variations shall be undertaken at the rates nominated in the Schedule of Rates for
Additional Works.
1.14 As Built Plans
 The Contractor shall furnish to L&T, complete details of the work carried out at each
borehole within three (3) working days of completion of drilling.
 The Contractor shall submit a plan(s) showing the locations of the investigations. Each
investigation location shall be positioned by DGPS and these measurements shall be shown
on the plan(s).
 The depths of investigation, type of installation etc., shall also be prepared and submitted to
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1.15 Reporting
A daily log and report for all field work shall be prepared by the Contractor and submitted to L&T by
8.30am of the following calendar day to review and issue further instructions if required.
1.16 Standards
All the procedure for doing the tests shall confirm the list of codes given below:
Table 1.3 List of codes

S. No. Code No. Description
Code of practice for Subsurface investigation for
1. 1S: 1892 - 1979
Foundations(with amendment no.1)
2. IS: 2720 -1976 part 1 to 41 Methods of test for soils
3. IS: 4434 - 1978 Code of practice for In-situ vane shear test for soils
Classification and identification of soils for general
4. IS:1498-1970 Revision 1
engineering purpose.
5. IS:1607-1977 Method for test sieving
Glossary of terms relating test sieves and test
6. IS: 5421-1981 Revision 1
sieving
7. IS:1888-19821 Revision 2 Method of load test on soils.
8. IS: 5529 (Part 1) : 2013 In-situ permeability tests - tests in overburden
Method for standard penetration test for soils
9. IS: 2131- 1981 Revision 1
(Reaffirmed 1987)
10
IS : 9640 - 1980 Specification for split spoon sampler
Code of practice for thin walled tube sampling of

11 IS: 2132 – 1972 Revision 1
soils
Specification for compaction mould assembly for
12 IS: 10074 – 1982
light and heavy compaction test of soils.
Specification for equipment for determination of
13 IS: 10077 – 1982
shrinkage factors.
Code of practice for field control of moisture and
14 IS: 10379 – 1982
compaction of soils for embankment and subgrade.

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Specification of moulds and accessories for

15 IS: 10837-1984 determination of density index (relative density) of
cohesion less soils.
Specification for equipment for determination of
17 IS: 11196 – 1985
liquid limit of soils-cone penetration method
18 IS: 11229-1985 Specification for shear box for testing of soils
Specification of mould assembly for determination
19 IS: 11209 – 1985
of permeability of soils
Code of practice for indexing and storage of drill
20 IS: 4078
cores.
21. IS: 5313 Guide for core drilling observation.
Method for preparation of Rock specimen for
22. IS: 9179-1979
laboratory testing
Code of practice for presentation of drilling
23. IS: 4464-1985 information and core description in foundation
investigation.
Method for the determination of Unconfined
24. IS: 9143 (1979)
compressive strength of rock materials
IS: 13047 : 1991 Method for determination of strength of rock
25.
(revision 2007) materials in triaxial compression
IS: 8764- 1998 Method for determination of Point load strength

26.
(revision 2006) index of rocks
IS: 12634 : 1989 Rock joints - direct shear Strength – laboratory

27.
(revision 2007) method of Determination
28. IS: 6655-1972 Method for test for Sulphur

29. IS: 6655-1972 Method for test for chloride
Code of practice for Uniaxial Jacking test for
30. IS: 7317
modulus of deformation of Rock;
Code of practice for in-situ Permeability test for
31. IS: 5529(Part 2)
rock
32. ISRM Suggested method for ISRM Suggested method for determining the the
determining the the abrasivity of rock.

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abrasivity of rock by the

Cerchar Abrasivity test
2. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
2.1 Introduction
This Technical Specification describes the technical requirements of the geotechnical site investigation
to be carried out at the locations given in Ground Investigation for structures mentioned in Appendix
1
The Technical Specification contains requirements pertaining to:
• Setting up of Investigation Positions;

• Drilling methods including overburden drilling, sampling and rock coring;
• Handling and storage of core;
• Specialized testing such as in-situ vane shear;
• Sampling;
• SPT Testing;
• Drilling records;
• Laboratory testing; and
• Reporting.
The drilling, sampling and testing shall be completed in accordance with this Specification and
complying with relevant Indian Standards.
2.2 Equipment and Personnel
The Contractor shall supply all equipment, materials and supplies necessary to complete the works to
the satisfaction of L&T. The Contractor shall provide a list of his plant and equipment in the Schedule
for approval by L&T prior to commencing the work. The equipment shall be well maintained and
comply with all relevant Standards.
The subsurface drilling, exploration and installations shall be performed using one or more of the
following methods:
• Auger (only if required), rotary or percussion drilling suitable for drilling holes through fill,
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sufficient to accommodate a 50mm (outside diameter or other as specified) thin walled tube
sampler and NMLC core barrels; diamond Core Drilling using a NMLC coring;
• Downhole sampling as described in this specification;
• In-situ testing as described in this specification;
• Borehole installations as described in this specification; and
• Other techniques or specialized testing if required or as listed in this specification.
The Contractor shall provide appropriately skilled personnel to complete the job to the satisfaction of
L&T. Drilling should be supervised by a Geologist or Geotechnical Engineer with experience
including rock work. The Contractor must ensure that the personnel are aware and conversant with the
statutory requirements for workplace, Health and Safety at the Workplace and that their responsibilities
are discharged.
2.3 Drilling Methods
Prior to commencing drilling at each borehole open excavation is done to certain depth and the
contractor has to ensure the absence of any utility lines. If any utility is encountered, drilling Contractor
will be permitted to relocate the position of the borehole within the tolerances specified, and the
process is repeated till the Borehole pit location is clear without any obstructions/ utility lines.
It is anticipated that there will be no obstructions to the drilling operations. If the nature of the
obstruction is such that relocating the borehole cannot be achieved to the specified tolerances, then the
sub-contractor shall immediately notify L&T who shall advise alternate action.
In the event that an undiscovered obstruction is encountered after the commencement of drilling at a
borehole, the Contractor shall cease drilling immediately and relocate the borehole within the specified
tolerances. L&T shall be notified immediately in writing of any necessity to abandon position because
of obstruction or for any other reason. All borings shall be drilled vertical unless otherwise indicated.
Standard penetration testing, and thin walled tube sampling in the borings shall be performed in
accordance with the requirements of Section 2.5.
The Contractor shall submit a method statement setting out the method of drilling to the L&T for
approval and should be one of the following:
• Wash boring, progressively cased;

• Open hole drilling using air, water or revertible drilling mud as the drilling fluid;
• Standard augers; and
• Hollow flight augers
Minimum hole size for the methods above shall permit sampling and testing as indicated in Table 2.1
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Support of the hole during drilling may be required. Support methods will be in accordance with the
methods proposed by the Contractor and approved by L&T and may comprise:
 Drilling mud shall be a synthetic polymer/ bentonite, or similar approved product, which
when mixed with water shall be of sufficient viscosity to prevent penetration into the soil
during sampling operations. Chemical additives for adjusting viscosity may be used if
approved by L&T.
 Temporary casing may be required to stabilize the hole while advancing the boring. The
casing shall be steel pipe of the size required by the drilling equipment and may be either
new material or used material in good condition. Temporary casing shall remain in the
borehole until its removal is authorized by L&T.
 The size, lengths, and placement information will be documented in the drilling records taken
by the Contractor. All borings which requires temporary casing shall be protected at the top
of the casing to prevent foreign material and debris from entering the borehole or the casing.
 During overburden drilling the Contractor shall be required to take samples and carry out in-
situ tests as specified herein or as otherwise directed by L&T.
 All measurements in the hole during overburden drilling shall be to nearest 0.1m or the better.
 The cost for drilling, sampling and testing will be made in accordance with the rates in the
priced Schedule of Rates.
2.4 Records of Drilling Operations
The drill log, a copy of which shall be given to L&T in accordance with Section 1.14, shall be
provided by the Contractor and shall show:
• Project;
• Location and chainage;
• Borehole number;
• Date and start and finish times for each day;
• Machine type;
• Ground level;
• Casing depth;

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• Drilling fluid/additives;
• Drilling runs;
• Drilling fluid/water level in casing at start and finish times for each day;
• Penetration rate;
• Operation smoothness;
• Hole stability;
• Drilling fluid return;
• Description of material drilling (eg. soil or rock);
• Description of testing undertaken;
• Records from any testing or samples taken down the hole;
• Quantities of all items indicated in the Schedule of Rates;
• Replacement, wear and damage of drill bits; and
• Details of all interruptions of drilling.
2.5 Sampling and Coring
2.5.1 General
Sampling shall include all methods approved by L&T for obtaining, preserving, and labelling any soil,
rock, water or other material intersected during the investigation work. Unless specified otherwise
sampling shall include:
• Undisturbed sampling in soils;

• Disturbed sampling in soils;
• Rock core sampling; and
• Water sampling
2.5.2 Sampling Method and Frequency
The frequency of sampling and testing may be varied as directed by L&T, according to the site
conditions, but in general shall be as follows in Table 2.1.
Table 2.1 Sampling Method and Frequency

Sampling Method Frequency
Cohesionless Split spoon sampling shall be carried out with Standard Penetration
Test at typically 1.5m intervals or a change of soil type, commencing
(granular) soils
at 0.5m below ground level.

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Thin walled tube sampling shall be carried out at 1.5m intervals or

at change of soil type commencing 0.5m below ground level. SPT
Stiff to hard cohesive soils
samples shall be taken in lieu of tube samples where tubes cannot be
pushed in the very stiff to hard clays.
Rock Triple tube core barrel and the core run should not be more than 1.5m
Water Representative for each site.
A. Disturbed Sampling Soils
i. Standard Penetration Test (Split Spoon Sampling)

Split spoon samples shall be obtained and the resistance to soil penetration shall be measured using a
split spoon sampler in accordance with IS 2131. Penetration resistance (blow count) for all three
150mm increments shall be recorded, and the SPT value calculated from it. The coupling head for the
split spoon sampler shall be provided with a ball check valve and shall have open vents. Where
necessary for sample recovery, the sampler shall also be equipped with a spring type sample retainer
or an equivalent retainer acceptable to L&T. Samples of materials recovered from SPT testing shall be
sealed in plastic sleeves immediately after being extruded from the SPT split spoon and logged.
ii. Thin Walled Tube & Piston Sampling
Thin walled tube samples shall be obtained using thin walled tubes and sampler in accordance with IS
2132. The coupling head of the thin walled tube sampler shall be provided with a ball check valve and
shall have open vents. Tubes shall be furnished in 450mm to 600mm lengths and shall either be
constructed of seamless steel tubes or welded seam tubes provided welds do not project at the seam.
Internal or external surfaces of tubes, which have surface scale or rust pitting or have been damaged
or intended are not acceptable. Thin walled tube samples shall be taken as soon as practical after
drilling to the required sampling depth. Where a delay of more than 10 minutes or such other time
specified by the L&T occurs between completion of drilling and start of sampling the sample shall be
discarded, the hole drilled for another 300mm and sampling carried out within the designated time
period all at no additional cost. When using the piston type sampler, the sampler, with the piston set
flush with the cutting edge at the bottom, shall be carefully lowered to rest on the soil at the bottom of
the cleaned casing. The rod supporting the piston shall then be clamped to the top of the casing so as
to be immovable, after which the sampling tube shall be forced down gently to the proper depth.
Then, the two rods shall be locked together at the top and the entire assembly shall l be slowly
withdrawn from the hole. Immediately after retrieval, the sample ends shall be trimmed and a pocket
penetrometer/ hand held shear vane shall be used for shear strength determination. Such readings shall
be included on the bore-logs. The tubes shall be sealed with wax or compression seals or other L&T
approved proprietary sealing system and each sample shall be clearly marked with whole number and
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B. Coring in Rock
If the rate of advancement of boring by chiseling is slow (i.e. less than 20 cm in 4 hours), the Contractor
may be permitted to adopt core drilling with NX size Tungsten Carbide (TC) bit. TC bit shall be used
for coring in soft/weathered rock and diamond bits for hard rock (Rock Quality Designation, RQD >
50% or core recovery percentage >75 %). In soft rock maximum length of coring shall be restricted to
1.0m. Coring in rocks can be generally performed using two types of barrel systems.
 Single tube core barrel: Single Tube Core Barrel is a tubular piece manufactured from single
tube alloy steel. Water is constantly in touch with the core thus eroding the core. Core recovery
is lowest in single tube core barrel and is primarily used for core drilling in continuous hard
rock formations or for non core drilling where core recovery is not important.
 Triple tube core barrel: It consists of a stainless steel inner tube split lengthwise. The middle
tube is mounted on an assembly that decouples it from the rotating other tube and isolates the
core from the drilling water. A latching mechanism retains the middle tube in place during
drilling. Outer core barrel is used for the initial cut then the second core barrel is used to cut
the finer size and inner core barrel is used to retain core samples. After the triple tube barrel
has been retrieved from the drill hole the reaming shell, diamond core bit and core lifter case
are removed. Air or water is pumped in the head and the third tube / split tube comes out with
the help of a piston arrangement. The upper half of the split tube is then lifted thus revealing
the core in undisturbed condition. Hence Triple tube corer barrel shall be used for coring.
The Contractor shall ensure that the equipment used for drilling, sampling etc. shall have an adequate
capacity to drill boreholes up to specified depth. The Contractor shall make own arrangements to
deploy all the necessary equipment to the borehole location. The rates quoted shall be inclusive of this
and any extra claims on this account shall not be acceptable. CR and RQD for each sampler are to be
immediately recorded after retrieval of the cores.
Below is the basic information required form exploration in rock:
• Depth or rock strata and its variation over the site;

• Whether isolated boulder or massive rock formation;
• Extent and character of weathered zone;
• Structure of rock – including bedding planes, faults, fissures, solution cavities etc;
• Properties of rock material-strength, geological formation etc;
• Erodibility of rock; and
• Colour of water
During drilling through rock every care shall be taken to notice and record any small change during
drilling. The time required to drill through a certain depth, amount of core recovery, physical condition,
length of pieces of core, joints, colour of water residue, weathering and evidence of disturbance and
other effects shall be carefully noticed and entered in the drilling log. For guidance, IS: 5313 may be
referred to. The data shall be presented in accordance with IS: 4464. The cores shall be stored properly
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After recording the details of cores, great care should be taken in removing the core and the core barrel
and in placing it in the box. Especially care shall be taken that the core is not turned end to end, but
lies in its correct position. After recording the details of cores the drill core and cuttings shall be marked
and preserved carefully in core boxes and the core samples shall be transported to the laboratory for
testing at no additional cost. The cost of core boxes shall be deemed to have been included in the
quoted rates. The contractor shall at his own cost transport the core boxes to the place of storage as
directed L&T.
The Contractor shall label all tubes. The Contractor shall include:
• Job name;
• Boring number;
• Depth interval sampling; and
• Length of sample recovered indelibly on the label.
If the recovery of a thin walled tube sample is less than 300mm in length, a split spoon sample shall
be obtained in hard or non-cohesive ground and piston sampling shall be attempted in soft or very
soft ground.
C. Water samples
Samples of ground water shall be taken from each boring in which water is found, or otherwise as
directed by L&T. Where water has been previously added for boring purposes, the boring shall be
bailed out before sampling until only uncontaminated ground water is present in the boring. The
samples shall be stored in watertight container, which shall be washed out with ground water before
filling. The sample shall be not less than 0.5 litre in volume. In the event that sample contains any
suspended sediment, a larger quantity of sample shall be obtained and allowed for sediment settling.
Clean water shall then be decanted into the storage container. The depth of borehole, the depth of
casing and water level at the time of sampling and the depth from which the sample is obtained shall
be recorded on two labels to be fixed to the samples, using appropriate non-fade waterproof marker
pen.
2.6 Field and Laboratory Testing
2.6.1 General
A program of field and laboratory testing of samples obtained from the drilling operation shall be
undertaken to determine the geotechnical properties of the materials encountered. The nature and
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2.6.2 Field Testing
Soils and rock shall be field tested at the time boreholes are being drilled by the following means and
to the frequency specified.
Table 2.2 Field Testing Requirements

Description Field Testing Requirements
Standard Penetration Test (SPT) at: The start of each new soil layer encountered
All Soils in the soil profile Intervals not exceeding 1.5 meter till bottom of the borehole
Field Permeability Test
No special field test required other than Standard Penetration Tests (SPT) in
Grade V and Grade VI rock.
Rock Deformation Modulus is used to drive the Mohr coulomb parameters and sub
grade modulus.
Packer Test is used for finding out in-situ permeability in rock joints
2.6.3 Specialized Testing
i. In-situ Tests
a) Soil
The following standards may be adhered to while performing in-situ tests in soils.
 Method for standard Penetration test for soils- IS: 2131-1981.
 In-situ permeability tests in overburden- IS: 5529 (Part 1) 2013.
 Subsurface investigation for Foundations- IS: 1892 -1979.
 Pressuremeter test
b) Rock
In case of rock at shallow depths, Contractor shall conduct in-situ test in accordance with the
following standards
• In-Situ Permeability test for Rock- IS: 5529(Part 2) ;
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2.6.4 Laboratory Testing
Soil and rock shall be sampled during borehole drilling, either as an undisturbed sample (U50) or
disturbed sample (D) as appropriate, and tested in the laboratory. Table 2.3 below lists summary of
laboratory testing. Additional tests may be specified by L&T as appropriate.
Table 2.3 Laboratory Testing Requirements

Material
Test Type Sample Type
Type
Bulk & Dry Density Disturbed/Undisturbed
Moisture Content Undisturbed
All soils Specific gravity Disturbed/Undisturbed
Standard Penetration Test (SPT) Undisturbed
Triaxial (UU) strength Test Undisturbed
Triaxial (CU) strength test with pore water Undisturbed
pressure
measurement
Triaxial (CU) strength test without pore Undisturbed
water
pressure measurement
Clay and Silt Unconfined compression test Undisturbed
Atterberg Limits Disturbed/Undisturbed
Particle size distribution with Hydrometer Disturbed/Undisturbed
Permeability Test Undisturbed
Organic content Disturbed/Undisturbed
1 D Consolidation Test Disturbed
Particle size distribution with/without Disturbed
Hydrometer
Sand, gravel
Permeability test Disturbed
Direct shear tests on large strains Disturbed
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Visual identification for texture, structure, Core Sample

composition, colour and grain size
Unconfined Compressive strength Soaked/ Un-soaked
Rock Core Sample
Tri-axial Shear strength Soaked/ Un-soaked
Core Sample
Point Load index. Core Sample
CERCHAR Abrasivity test Core Sample
Slake Durability Core Sample
Direct Shear Test Rock sample containing
joint
Sulphate Test Core Sample
Chemical test
on Rocks Chloride test Core Sample
Water Aggressiveness towards steel and concrete Undisturbed
2.7 Record of Borings and Sampling
2.7.1 Field records
The field records for the geotechnical investigation shall contain the date when the boring was made,
the location of the boring with reference to a permanent system of coordinates and the elevation of the
ground surface with respect to a permanent bench mark. They shall include elevation at which the
water table and the upper boundary of each of the successive soil strata were encountered, the
investigator’s classification of the layer on the basis of general information obtained from field
examination and the Standard Penetration Test values at different depths. The type of tools used for
borings shall be recorded. If the tools were changed, the depth at which the change was made and the
reason thereof shall also be noted. Incomplete and abandoned borings shall be described with same
care as for completed bores including information on any part of pipe or tool left behind in the bore. It
should contain details of the job such as the elevation at which wash water was lost from the hole and
any other significant information.
2.7.2 Contents of Report
For all borings, necessary information as detailed below shall be given in the reports.
I. Agency;

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II. Location with reference map;

III. Pit/Bore-hole number;
IV. Reduced level (RL) of ground surface or other reference point;
V. Dates of starting and completion;
VI. Name of supervisor;
VII. Scales of plans and sections;
VIII. Dimension, methods of advancing exploration such as by hand tools, blasting, boring, etc.
IX. General description of strata met with and RLs at which they were met;
X. Position and altitude of contacts, faults, strong joints, slicken sides, etc;
XI. Inflow of water, methods of controlling the water, required capacity of pumps for dewatering;
XII. The level at which the sub-soil water met with;
XIII. Dip and strike of bedding and of cleavage
XIV. Visual description of strata; and
XV. Results of field tests e.g. SPT, In-situ vane shear test etc.
2.7.3 Re-drilling
If the Contractor fail to ensure that drilling, sampling or testing is undertaken as specified or directed
by L&T, then L&T may require re-drilling of the borehole, adjacent to the original borehole, at the
Contractor’s expense.
2.7.4 Core Photographs
The Contractor shall take photographs of cores clearly showing the details of the cores. Exposure shall
be such that the materials can be clearly seen, and photographs shall include a legible reference board
incorporating the project title, borehole number, date and depth, together with a graduated scale and
standard colour chart. Depth markers shall be provided in the core box to indicate the depth range for
each core length. The Contractor shall provide all necessary equipment and lighting to provide clear
legible photographs and provision of a standard colour chart. Photographs shall be provided for each
core box. Also a Compact Disc (CD) containing digital copies of the core photographs shall be supplied
to L&T.
3. DELIVERABLES
3.1 General
The key outputs of this investigation will be:
• Preliminary borelogs shall be submitted within three (3) calendar days of completion of
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• Factual report on geotechnical investigation; and

• Soil samples and cores.
The Contractor shall provide the factual (draft and final) report within the time frame
mentioned in the program. Draft reports shall be reviewed by L&T, and any comments from
the review shall be incorporated into the final report.
3.2 Factual Report on Geotechnical Investigation
The factual soil investigation report shall present and discuss all records of drilling, testing carried out.
This report will particularly present the following:
• All geotechnical investigation data shall be prepared using internationally accepted formats
e.g. Association of Geotechnical and Geo-environmental Specialists (AGS) format or
equivalent and Geotechnical Integrator (GINT) software, latest version. All data shall be
provided in both printed and electronic file formats.
• Details of all field tests carried out.
• Details of the sampling procedures and the samples taken.
• Detailed laboratory test reports and Summary of full laboratory test results.
• Photographs of testing on rock (before and after testing).
3.3 Soil Samples and Cores
Undisturbed and disturbed soil samples that are not used for laboratory tests shall be clearly marked
and kept in suitable containers. Rock core shall also be packed in core boxes or other suitable
containers. All soil and rock samples and cores shall be retained until approval of factual report and
submitted to L&T office.
3.4 Documents and Records
The Contractor shall supply two (2) copies of all draft documentation and five (5) copies of all final
documentation.

ANNEXURE I
(Borehole details)

Location Proposed Borehole No. Drilling Depth(m)
BHCM-1 28
BHCM-2 28
BHCM-3 28
BHCM-4 28
BHCM-5 28
BHCM-6 28
BHCM-7 28
Cantonment station
BHCM-8 28
BHCM-9 28
BHCM-10 28
BHCM-11 28
BHCM-12 28
BHCM-13 28
BHCM-14 28
BHPT-1 30
BHPT-2 30
BHPT-3 30
BHPT-4 30
Pottery Town station
BHPT-5 30
BHPT-6 30
BHPT-7 30
BHPT-8 30
TSCBH 1 20
TSCBH 2 20
TSCBH 3 20
TSCBH 4 20
Tunnel before Cantonment station TSCBH 5 20
TSCBH 6 20
TSCBH 7 20
TSCBH 8 20
TSCBH 9 20
TCPBH-1 25
TCPBH-2 25
TCPBH-3 25
TCPBH-4 28
Tunnel between Cantonment and TCPBH-5 28
Pottery town station TCPBH-6 28
TCPBH-7 30
TCPBH-8 28
TCPBH-9 28
TCPBH-10 28
TPBH-1 25
TPBH-2 25
TPBH-3 25
TPBH-4 25
Tunnel after Pottery town station TPBH-5 25
TPBH-6 25
TPBH-7 25
TPBH-8 25
TPBH-9 25
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ANNEXURE II
(Borehole Layout Plan)

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DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION OF UNDERGROUND STRUCTURES (TUNNELS & STATIONS) OF LENGTH 2.884 KM (APPROX.)
FROM SHIVAJINAGAR STATION (EXCLUDING) TO TANNERY ROAD STATION (EXCLUDING)
(CHAINAGE 13938.328 M TO 16822.521 M) INCLUDING ALLIED WORKS AND 2 NOS OF UG METRO STATIONS
VIZ CANTONMENT AND POTTERY TOWN IN REACH-6 LINE OF BANGALORE METRO RAIL PROJECT, PHASE-2.
CONSTRUCTION REFERENCE DRAWING

PROPOSED BOREHOLE LAYOUT PLAN
22nd MARCH, 2019.
CONTRACTOR DESIGNER
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Heavy Civil Infrastructure,EDRC
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TO DAIRY CIRCLE TO NAGARWARA Original Drawing Size A1
M M
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LIST OF DRAWINGS
S. NO. DWG. NAME REV. NO. DATE DRAWING TITLE
J
1 O19032-GS-AA-TYP-GR-0002 A 22.03.2019 DRAWINGS LIST J
2 O19032-GS-AA-TYP-GR-0003 A 22.03.2019 GENERAL NOTES

3 O19032-GS-AA-TYP-GR-0004 A 22.03.2019 PROPOSED BOREHOLE LAYOUT PLAN FOR CANTONMENT STATION (SHEET-1)
4 O19032-GS-AA-TYP-GR-0005 A 22.03.2019 PROPOSED BOREHOLE LAYOUT PLAN FOR CANTONMENT STATION (SHEET-2)
5 O19032-GS-AA-TYP-GR-0006 A 22.03.2019 PROPOSED BOREHOLE LAYOUT PLAN FOR POTTERY STATION
H
6 O19032-GS-AA-TYP-GR-0007 A 22.03.2019 PROPOSED BOREHOLE LAYOUT PLAN FOR SHIVAJI NAGAR TO CANTONMENT STATION (SHEET-1) H
7 O19032-GS-AA-TYP-GR-0008 A 22.03.2019 PROPOSED BOREHOLE LAYOUT PLAN FOR SHIVAJI NAGAR TO CANTONMENT STATION (SHEET-2)
8 O19032-GS-AA-TYP-GR-0009 A 22.03.2019 PROPOSED BOREHOLE LAYOUT PLAN FOR SHIVAJI NAGAR TO CANTONMENT STATION (SHEET-3)
9 O19032-GS-AA-TYP-GR-0010 A 22.03.2019 PROPOSED BOREHOLE LAYOUT PLAN FOR CANTONMENT TO POTTERY STATION (SHEET-1)
10 O19032-GS-AA-TYP-GR-0011 A 22.03.2019 PROPOSED BOREHOLE LAYOUT PLAN FOR CANTONMENT TO POTTERY STATION (SHEET-2)
G
11 O19032-GS-AA-TYP-GR-0012 A 22.03.2019 PROPOSED BOREHOLE LAYOUT PLAN FOR CANTONMENT TO POTTERY STATION (SHEET-3) G
12 O19032-GS-AA-TYP-GR-0013 A 22.03.2019 PROPOSED BOREHOLE LAYOUT PLAN FOR POTTERY TO TANNERY ROAD STATION (SHEET-1)
13 O19032-GS-AA-TYP-GR-0014 A 22.03.2019 PROPOSED BOREHOLE LAYOUT PLAN FOR POTTERY TO TANNERY ROAD STATION (SHEET-2)
F F
E E
D D
C C
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B B
REVISIONS QUALITY ASSURANCE CONTRACTOR DESIGNER CLIENT
namma
The responsibility of control, check and verification of accuracy, correctness, completeness, integration and full
compliance of contract provisions in respect of design analysis and drawings rests with the design consultants and the
Heavy Civil Infrastructure,EDRC Mgr-ARCH.
contractor.
BY DESIGNER
PROJECT TITLE
DRAWING TITLE DRAWING STATUS C
DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION OF UNDERGROUND STRUCTURES (TUNNELS & STATIONS) DRAWINGS LIST As Built B
GEOTECH
OF LENGTH 2.884 KM (APPROX.) FROM SHIVAJINAGAR STATION (EXCLUDING) TO
Sig. Sig. Sig.
TANNERY ROAD STATION (EXCLUDING) (CHAINAGE 13938.328 m TO 16822.521 m) Working Drawing W
INCLUDING ALLIED WORKS AND 2 NOS OF UG METRO STATIONS VIZ CANTONMENT DY CE
CRD C
Date : 22.03.19 Date : 22.03.19 Date : 22.03.19 AND POTTERY TOWN IN REACH-6 LINE OF BANGALORE METRO RAIL PROJECT,
A A
PHASE-2. PACKAGE DRAWING NUMBER REV Definitive Design D
Name : ANBURAJ Name : RAMANA REDDY Name : ANUP SHARMA
This document should not be relied on or used in circumstances other than those for which it was originally prepared and RT-03 O19032-GS-AA-TYP-GR-0002 A Preliminary Design P
A 22.03.19 GRAJ FOR APPROVAL YRR AS for which L&T Construction was commisioned. L&T Construction accepts no responsibility for this document to any other
CAD FILE
REV. DATE BY DESCRIPTION CHKD APP.
ORIGINATOR CHECKER APPROVER party other than the person by whom it was commisioned. CE (P&D)
O19032-GS-AA-TYP-GR-0002 TO 0014(REV-A).dwg
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
M M
L L
GENERAL NOTES:
1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN 'M' UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.
2. DRILLING DEPTH OF THE BOREHOLES SHALL BE REFERRED IN THE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE ADDITIONAL GEOTECHNICAL
INVESTIGATION, DOCUMENT NUMBER: O19032-GS-AA-TYP-GR-0100.
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3. IT IS ANTICIPATED THAT THERE WILL BE NO OBSTRUCTIONS TO THE DRILLING OPERATIONS. IF ANY OBSTRUCTION IS ENCOUNTERED, BOREHOLES
SHALL BE ALLOWED TO RELOCATE LOCALLY BASED ON THE SITE CONDITIONS.
J J
H H
G G
F F
E E
D D
C C

B B
namma
contractor.
BY DESIGNER
PROJECT TITLE
DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION OF UNDERGROUND STRUCTURES (TUNNELS & STATIONS) DRAWINGS LIST As Built B
GEOTECH
Sig. Sig. Sig.
TANNERY ROAD STATION (EXCLUDING) (CHAINAGE 13938.328 m TO 16822.521 m) Working Drawing W
CRD C
A A
CAD FILE
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
AM
R
RO
O AD
AD
M M
MATCHLINE-1
NEW
BAM
BOO
BAZ
AR
ROA
MH
D
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
L L
MH
07
MH
C/L OF CANTONMENT
MH
MH
RO
AD
ROAD
CH: 14894.795
MH
MH
BHCM-11
MH
K K
2n
MH
d C
5
RO
SS
5
NEW B
AMBOO
3
909.50
DHA
3
BAZAR
MH
J ROAD J
2
NAK
MH
OTI
ROA
D
909.00
MH
CS: 14+724.979
EVC: 15+057.91
BVC: 15+036.63
ST: 14+774.979
H BHCM-10 H
MH
91 BHCM-02 BHCM-05 BHCM-06 BHCM-08
3
1. 911. ROAD
3
00 50
MH
14+800
14+900
15+000
910.50
2
2
MH
909.5
3
BHCM-01 CM-(R)-01 CM-(R)-02

G
90
9.0
CM-(R)-03 G
0
910.00
3
TS
MH
TCPBH-01
MH
CB
MH
MH
2
ROAD
H-0
909
9 BHCM-04
.50
BHCM-03 BHCM-07
5
BHCM-09
MH
MH
ROAD
MH
2
MH
F F
HAINES
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.039
893.256
CROSS
RAIL LEVEL
ROAD
E E
909.271
911.952
911.852
910.513
910.196
908.893
908.877
908.936
909.049
909.227
910.790
911.976
911.723
911.963
909.845
GROUND LEVEL
14+750
14+800
14+850
14+900
14+950
15+000
15+050
14+725
14+775
14+825
14+875
14+925
14+975
15+025
15+075
CHAINAGE
D D
TABLE FOR PROPOSED BOREHOLE CHAINAGE AND CO-ORDINATES

SL.NO BOREHOLE NO CHAINAGE EASTING NORTHING
1 BHCM-1 14787.8426 782692.0631 1437567.4017
2 BHCM-2 14830.5698 782689.9836 1437612.4282
3 BHCM-3 14813.6053 782715.9059 1437587.3887
4 BHCM-4 14853.6184 782725.3292 1437626.3100
C C
5 BHCM-5 14870.9084 782701.1549 1437651.1892
6 BHCM-6 14911.7682 782712.2708 1437690.5080 - PROPOSED STATION BOREHOLES
7 BHCM-7 14951.7445 782748.3479 1437703.4350
- EXISTING STATION BOREHOLES
8 BHCM-8 14930.5698 782723.1044 1437728.9886
9 BHCM-9 14991.3101 782765.0144 1437758.1736 TUNNEL ALIGNMENT
10 BHCM-10 14985.0339 782729.6979 1437761.7255 STATION
11 BHCM-11 14827.1508 782636.6881 1437624.0822

B B
namma
contractor.
BY DESIGNER
PROJECT TITLE
DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION OF UNDERGROUND STRUCTURES (TUNNELS & STATIONS) PROPOSED BOREHOLE LAYOUT PLAN FOR As Built B
GEOTECH
Sig. Sig. Sig.
TANNERY ROAD STATION (EXCLUDING) (CHAINAGE 13938.328 m TO 16822.521 m) CANTONMENT STATION Working Drawing W
Date : 22.03.19 Date : 22.03.19 Date : 22.03.19 AND POTTERY TOWN IN REACH-6 LINE OF BANGALORE METRO RAIL PROJECT, (SHEET-1) CRD C
A A
CAD FILE
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
M M
NE
TH
A
JI R
OA
D
L L
COCK BURN ROAD
MH
MH
MH
MH BHCM-14
K K
ROA
D
AM
RO
AD
PU
J LAK J
ESH
I NA
GA
R ->
MH
BHCM-13
H H
MH
RO
AD
G G
BHCM-12
AM
ROA
RO
RO
D
AD
D
F F
MATCHLINE-1
NEW
BAM
BOO
BAZ
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
AR
ROA
D
RAIL LEVEL
E E
909.271
911.952
911.852
910.513
910.196
908.893
908.877
908.936
909.049
909.227
910.790
911.976
909.845
GROUND LEVEL
14+750
14+800
14+850
14+900
14+950
15+000
14+725
14+775
14+825
14+875
14+925
14+975
15+025
CHAINAGE
D D
C
SL.NO BOREHOLE NO CHAINAGE EASTING NORTHING C
1 BHCM-12 14804.4240 782581.3431 1437616.2426
2 BHCM-13 14837.3813 782550.2934 1437659.3766 - PROPOSED STATION BOREHOLES
3 BHCM-14 14881.4001 782506.1280 1437717.7568
TUNNEL ALIGNMENT
STATION

B B
namma
contractor.
BY DESIGNER
PROJECT TITLE
GEOTECH
Sig. Sig. Sig.
TANNERY ROAD STATION (EXCLUDING) (CHAINAGE 13938.328 m TO 16822.521 m) CANTONMENT STATION Working Drawing W
A A
CAD FILE
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
M M
M M
H M H
H
M M
M H H
H M
H
M M M
H H H
M M
H H
L
M S CHOO
L 08 M
H L
H
M R I M ARY 3
P G+
M
H
H C/L OF POTTERY TOWN
M
CH: 16005.305 H
M M
H H
PT-13
M
H
M M PL PT-09
K
H H AY PT-15 K
BHPT-05 RO G PT-11 BHPT-08 PT-12 BHPT-07

PT-07 M
EVC: 15+844.67
U H
ND
- 10 PT-A
TCPBH
M PT-05
H
15+900
16+000
16+100
M O SS
H 1s t CR PT-01 PT-14 M
M
H M M
H
PT-03 H
H
M
J M H J
H M
H M PT-10 BHPT-06
MH
H M
T(CM-PT)-59 BHPT-01 H
T(CM-PT)-57
M M
H
T(CM-PT)-58 PT-02 PT-08 H
T(CM-PT)-62 PT-04 BHPT-02 PT-06 BHPT-03 H-01
H
M TPTB H
H M
M M M H
H T(CM-PT)-61 H
MH M M
H
H H
T(CM-PT)-60 BHPT-04 M
HM
H
M
H M
M H
H
M
G
H G
F F
885.925
885.800
885.800
885.800
885.800
885.800
885.800
885.800
885.800
885.800
885.800
885.800
885.800
885.800
885.800
RAIL LEVEL
E E
900.231
906.762
902.132
900.702
906.094
905.334
904.677
903.689
902.518
902.343
902.108
901.364
901.267
901.459
901.525
GROUND LEVEL
15+850
15+900
15+950
16+000
16+050
16+100
16+150
15+825
15+875
15+925
15+975
16+025
16+075
16+125
16+175
CHAINAGE
D D

1 BHPT-1 15886.4480 782998.1518 1438574.9118
2 BHPT-2 15988.8840 783079.7012 1438638.1023
C C
3 BHPT-3 16052.4832 783124.8892 1438682.8563
4 BHPT-4 16075.5616 783144.7043 1438695.6299 - PROPOSED STATION BOREHOLES
5 BHPT-5 15962.3281 783032.2874 1438648.3680
6 BHPT-6 16127.0411 783164.6367 1438748.7374
7 BHPT-7 16104.6624 783134.2632 1438747.6696
TUNNEL ALIGNMENT
8 BHPT-8 16057.0324 783100.2579 1438714.3187 STATION

B B
namma
contractor.
BY DESIGNER
PROJECT TITLE
GEOTECH
Sig. Sig. Sig.
TANNERY ROAD STATION (EXCLUDING) (CHAINAGE 13938.328 m TO 16822.521 m) POTTERY TOWN STATION Working Drawing W
CRD C
A A
CAD FILE
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
M M
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
CH. 13938.328
A C KAGE- 3
MH
O F P
GOVT. U ULLAH
STAR T
V.K.OBA
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
G+4
R D
ID
U
L L
MH
MH
S
TSCBH-01
CH O O L
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH SC: 13+989
MH
MTS:
H 13+939.
MH
MH
MH
DN TO
CONC.
M157
14+000
MH
H
.157
MH
K K
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
M
MHHMH
898.8
MH
MH
02
SHIV
MH
MH AJI R
MH OAD
MH
14+
M
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
H
J J
100
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
BV
MH
C:
TSCBH-02 TSCBH-03
MH
1
SHIV
4+
MH
AJI R
MH
13
OAD
MH
9.1
4
MH
M
M
MH
H
EV
MH
H N
H H
:1 C
MH
MH
4
OAH
MH
+1
MH
MH
6.1 6
MH
ST
MH
3
REET
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
M
MH
MH
G G
14
H
+2
MH
00
MH
M
MH
MH
H
MH
MH
MH
M
MH
MH
MH
H
MH
MH
F F
MH
898.36
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
8
MH
MH
MH
MH
888.981
889.431
888.780
888.780
888.780
888.780
888.780
888.780
888.780
888.780
888.780
888.800
889.206
RAIL LEVEL
E E
905.051
900.751
900.741
903.982
900.012
902.003
901.310
900.643
900.393
899.903
901.568
902.130
902.795
GROUND LEVEL
13+950
14+000
14+050
14+100
14+150
14+200
13+925
13+975
14+025
14+075
14+125
14+175
14+225
CHAINAGE
D D

C C
1 TSCBH-01 13972.2296 782249.9943 1436920.0235 - PROPOSED STATION BOREHOLES
2 TSCBH-02 14053.2569 782286.5622 1437003.2745
3 TSCBH-03 14134.6182 782278.1054 1437085.0844 - EXISTING STATION BOREHOLES
TUNNEL ALIGNMENT
STATION

B B
namma
contractor.
BY DESIGNER
PROJECT TITLE
GEOTECH
Sig. Sig. Sig.
TANNERY ROAD STATION (EXCLUDING) (CHAINAGE 13938.328 m TO 16822.521 m) SHIVAJI NAGAR TO CANTONMENT STATION Working Drawing W
A A
CAD FILE
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
M
H
M M
M
H
M
H
M
M
H
H
CO CK
M
B
M
OR
H
N
H
M
L L
M
M
RO
H
H
M
D A
H
14+300
M
H
TSCBH-05
M
H
CS
TSCBH-06
: 14+
M
H
M
M
M
39
H
H
H
0.17
M
H
14+
K K
1
H
400
HKP ROAD
SPI
T(SN-CM)-(R)-02
14+ :
M
T(SN-CM)-(R)-01
M
H
M
44
H
5
H
0.17
M
H
TSCBH-04
1
M
M
H
H
M
M
H
SC:
J J
H
M
M
H
H
14+4
H
M
2
3
2
H
9
H
0.17
14+5
M
M
M
1
H
H
H
M
00
M
M MH
H
H
M
2
M
H
H H
H
M
M
H
H
5
M
M
M
M
M
TSCBH-07
H
H
H
H
M
H
M A
H
M
H S
M
H
TR
M
M
H
OA
H
5
G G
D
M
H
M
H
5
M
H
AD
RO
RN
M
BO
H
CK
2 CO
F F
M
H
2
4
889.431
889.881
890.331
890.781
891.231
891.681
892.131
889.656
890.106
890.556
891.006
891.456
891.906
892.356
RAIL LEVEL
E E
904.132
903.992
904.342
902.130
902.689
903.043
903.627
903.518
903.590
903.424
903.023
903.378
904.487
903.075
GROUND LEVEL
14+250
14+300
14+350
14+400
14+450
14+500
14+550
14+225
14+275
14+325
14+375
14+425
14+475
14+525
CHAINAGE
D D

C C
2 TSCBH-05 14342.6128 782392.2946 1437257.6339
3 TSCBH-06 14372.6480 782415.9621 1437276.3575 - EXISTING STATION BOREHOLES
4 TSCBH-07 14494.7840 782534.6482 1437317.9375 TUNNEL ALIGNMENT
STATION

B B
namma
contractor.
BY DESIGNER
PROJECT TITLE
GEOTECH
Sig. Sig. Sig.
A A
CAD FILE
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
M M
M
M
H
H
M
H
M
H
TH
IM
M
L L
AI
H
AH
RO
DH
AD
AN
AK
M
OT
H
IR
M
OA
H
D
ST
: 14
M
+77
T(SN-CM)-(R)-03
91 91
M
K K
4.9
H
1.0
91
79
1.5
0
0.50
0
- 01
CM
M
BH
CS
M
M
H
H
: 14
+72
.00
4
910
.97
M
J J
9
H
14+
3
TSCBH-09
700
EVC: 14
M
H
BVC: 14+59
M
H
+644
H
.02
M
14+6
H
9.03
H H
M
00
M
RO
H
AD
M
H
M
H
M
H
M
H
G TSCBH-08 G
M
H
MR A
AD O
O AD
ER
AN
TH
IL
OT
IM
AK
MA
N
DA
IA
H
RO
F F
AD
892.581
892.356
892.806
892.964
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
893.000
RAIL LEVEL
E E
906.731
904.487
904.970
907.197
908.043
909.043
910.513
910.196
906.145
909.845
GROUND LEVEL
14+550
14+600
14+650
14+700
14+750
14+575
14+625
14+675
14+725
14+775
CHAINAGE
D D

C C
2 TSCBH-09 14764.4904 782697.7609 1437541.4257
TUNNEL ALIGNMENT
STATION

B B
namma
contractor.
BY DESIGNER
PROJECT TITLE
GEOTECH
Sig. Sig. Sig.
A A
CAD FILE
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
M M
L L
ROAD
K K
CS
:1
5+3
J J
2
20.
MH
252
EVC
TCPBH-03
:1
15+
5+29
BVC:
300
0.85
15+2
64.22
SC: 15+196.904
EVC: 15+057.91
BVC: 15+036.63
TS: 15+146.904
H H
15+200
MH
15+000
15+100
TCPBH-02
2
2
T(CM-PT)-(R)-01
<-- JAYAM
G
CM-(R)-03 G
HAL ROAD A
MH
TCPBH-01
MH
MH
MH
F F
KEM
MH
ROA P
894.181
893.000
893.000
893.039
893.256
893.488
893.719
893.950
894.413
894.644
895.068
894.939
894.726
894.514
894.875
D
RAIL LEVEL
E E
911.952
911.852
911.723
911.963
912.174
912.458
912.789
913.127
913.496
913.917
914.354
914.660
915.108
915.604
915.953
GROUND LEVEL
15+000
15+050
15+100
15+150
15+200
15+250
15+300
15+350
15+025
15+075
15+125
15+175
15+225
15+275
15+325
CHAINAGE
D D

C C
1 TCPBH-01 15047.5151 782773.3386 1437814.2442 - PROPOSED STATION BOREHOLES
2 TCPBH-02 15124.5133 782774.4814 1437893.9317
3 TCPBH-03 15305.8091
782801.3019 1438070.9743
TUNNEL ALIGNMENT
STATION

B B
namma
contractor.
BY DESIGNER
PROJECT TITLE
GEOTECH
Sig. Sig. Sig.
TANNERY ROAD STATION (EXCLUDING) (CHAINAGE 13938.328 m TO 16822.521 m) CANTONMENT TO POTTERY STATION Working Drawing W
A A
CAD FILE
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
J.P RE
FACU
UNIT COLLEG TERS (G+1
RCC
GENC
LTY Q
ED TH E
M M
Y
UAR
EOLO
GI CA
RCC
L
T(CM-PT)-41
)
T(CM-PT)-42
L L
MH
EVC: 1
TH
15+600
T(CM-PT)-43
5+1459+95.700
BVC
MH
: 15+
3
TCPBH-07
465.9
K T(CM-PT)-44 K
9
MH
OPEN
T(CM-PT)-46
SC
15+
: 15
T(CM-PT)-(R)-02
MH
LAND
7
M
00H
MH
+42
T(CM-PT)-(R)-03
MH
0.2
52
MH
TCPBH-06
MH
15+
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TCPBH-04
400
MH
J J
SP
I: 1
MH
MH
5
+37
0.25
MH
2
TH
MH
TCPBH-05 T(C
M-P
T(CM-PT)-45 T)-4
9
MH
H H
MH
#23/1
G+1
4th CROSS
3rd CROSS
T(C
G M-P G
T)-4
MH
8
MH
MH
MH
T(C
MHMH
M-P
T)-5
MH
0
F F
894.301
894.089
893.876
893.664
893.435
893.008
892.458
891.908
891.358
890.808
890.258
889.708
889.158
888.608
RAIL LEVEL
E E
913.362
915.804
916.598
918.629
916.283
916.133
915.950
914.806
914.209
912.893
912.006
915.765
915.385
913.665
GROUND LEVEL
15+400
15+450
15+500
15+550
15+600
15+650
15+700
15+375
15+425
15+475
15+525
15+575
15+625
15+675
CHAINAGE
D D

C C
2 TCPBH-05 15420.2520 782811.4866 1438186.6937
3 TCPBH-06 15548.6756 782822.0733 1438306.9205
4 TCPBH-07 15666.7176 782839.2492 1438423.9308 TUNNEL ALIGNMENT
STATION

B B
namma
contractor.
BY DESIGNER
PROJECT TITLE
GEOTECH
Sig. Sig. Sig.
A A
CAD FILE
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
MH
M M
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
L L
MH
RCC
MH
G+4
CS: 15+749
15+700H
TCPBH-08
MH
K K
BVC: 1
.397
M
MH
M1H5+80
EVC: 1
5+810.5
TCPBH-09
5+844.6
7
TCPBH-10
7M
H
MH
J J
MH
MHM
MH
H
MHM
T(CM-PT)-49 T(CM-P T(CM-P
T)-57
H
T)-59
MH
T(CM-PT)-53
BHPT-0
1
T(CM-P
-45 T(CM-PT)-55 T)-58
T)
M-P
T(C
MHM
H H
H
MH
MHM
T(CM-PT)-54
T(CM-P T(CM-P
H
T)-60 T)-61
T(CM-PT)-48
MH
T(CM-PT)-52
4th C
MH
MH
ROS
S
G
T(CM-PT)-50 G
MHM
MH
MH
MH
H
MH
F F
888.608
888.058
887.508
886.958
886.408
885.925
885.800
885.800
RAIL LEVEL
E E
911.022
906.762
912.006
909.903
907.434
906.094
905.334
GROUND LEVEL 908.915
15+700
15+750
15+800
15+850
15+725
15+775
15+825
15+875
CHAINAGE
D D

C C
2 TCPBH-09 15796.6092 782925.6680 1438528.4102
1438563.6021
3 TCPBH-10 15850.2313 782958.4298
TUNNEL ALIGNMENT
STATION

B B
namma
contractor.
BY DESIGNER
PROJECT TITLE
GEOTECH
Sig. Sig. Sig.
A A
CAD FILE
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
M M
MH
MH
T(PT-TN)-05
MH
DA +4
MH
RG
G
MH
HA
L L
T(PT-TN)-03
MH
T(PT-TN)-06
T(PT-TN)-02
MH
MH
CS
MUMETE
CE
MH
:1
6+
SL RY
MH
48
MH
7.8
R C +1
K K
U/C
IM
21
C
PT-15
MH
T(SN-CM)-(R)-01
MH
AC
RC 1
G+
T(PT-TN)-01
C
TS: 1
J J
DA RCC
MH
RG
6+1
BHPT
HA
MH
-06
84.77
16+4
TPTBH-02
RC +2
SC: 16+
16+20
G
EVC: 16+3
00
C
3
RC HA
DABVC: 16+291.63
C
RG
0
234.773
MH
MH
TPTBH-05
MH
MH
MH
39.65
16+300
MH
MH
H H
MH
MH
DA
TPTBH-01
T(PT-TN)-(R)-01
RG
HA
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
MH
RC
MH
G
TPTBH-04 G
MH
C
MHM
MH
TPTBH-03
H
MH
MH
MH
F F
MH
MH
885.800
885.800
885.800
885.800
885.800
885.800
885.800
887.640
889.190
890.740
885.823
886.159
886.865
888.415
889.965
RAIL LEVEL
E E
900.231
901.181
900.702
904.512
907.782
909.452
901.459
901.759
902.958
905.039
905.696
907.343
908.240
908.823
906.675
GROUND LEVEL
16+150
16+200
16+250
16+300
16+350
16+400
16+450
16+125
16+175
16+225
16+275
16+325
16+375
16+425
16+475
CHAINAGE
D D

C C
1 TPTBH-01 16132.7899 783178.3545 1438743.0120
2 TPTBH-02 16191.0513 783202.8088 1438801.1711 - PROPOSED STATION BOREHOLES
3 TPTBH-03 16276.2816 783283.8299 1438846.5562
4 TPTBH-04 16405.0572 1438974.8308
783355.3125
5 TPTBH-05 16458.0659 783351.9224 1439025.4786 TUNNEL ALIGNMENT
STATION

B B
namma
contractor.
BY DESIGNER
PROJECT TITLE
GEOTECH
Sig. Sig. Sig.
TANNERY ROAD STATION (EXCLUDING) (CHAINAGE 13938.328 m TO 16822.521 m) POTTERY TO TANNERY ROAD STATION Working Drawing W
A A
CAD FILE
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
H A D H I MA H A L
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
M M
T(P T(PT-TN)-07
T-T
MH
N)
-05
MH
L L
T(PT-TN)-08 T(PT-TN)-09
T(P
MH
T-T T(PT-TN)-11
N)
-06
T(PT-TN)-10
T(PT-TN)-12
END
MH
U/C
TH
OF P
RCC
MH
ACK
K K
TS: 16+645.973
CS: 16+487.821
SC: 16+680.973
AGE
ST: 16+537.821
T(PT-TN)-13
TPTBH-07 -3
MH
MH
16+600
16+500
MH
MH
16+700
TH
1
MH
2 .5 2
ACS
MH
MH
MH MH
1682
BVC
MH
J J
: 16
16+8
MH
+809
MH
MH
CH.
00
6 .8
TPTBH-09
MH
MH
TPTBH-06 TPTBH-08
H H
R
L
e
a
MH
t
u
r ie
n
MH
c
v
h
a
MH
i
l
n
G G
MH
s
g/
MH
h a f t
MH
MH
MH
MH
F F
890.740
891.515
892.290
893.065
893.840
894.615
895.390
896.165
896.940
897.715
898.490
899.265
900.040
901.516
900.815
RAIL LEVEL
E E
909.452
910.534
911.760
912.214
912.687
913.613
913.967
914.336
914.720
915.117
915.514
915.754
910.108
911.139
913.189
GROUND LEVEL
16+475
16+500
16+525
16+550
16+575
16+600
16+625
16+650
16+675
16+700
16+725
16+750
16+775
16+800
16+825
CHAINAGE
D D

C C
1 TPTBH-06 16497.2904 783360.0356 1439066.9780
2 TPTBH-07 16517.1605 783328.9668 1439088.2139 - PROPOSED STATION BOREHOLES
3 TPTBH-08 16645.9730 783372.5376 1439218.3366
4 TPTBH-09 16786.7132 783369.4098 1439353.3513
TUNNEL ALIGNMENT
STATION

B B
namma
contractor.
BY DESIGNER
PROJECT TITLE
GEOTECH
Sig. Sig. Sig.
TANNERY ROAD STATION (EXCLUDING) (CHAINAGE 13938.328 m TO 16822.521 m) POTTERY TO TANNERY ROAD STATION Working Drawing W
A A
CAD FILE
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
ANNEXURE III
(Field and Lab testing Requirement)

BMRL-PHASE-II RT-03 (CANTONMENT STATION) - LAB AND FIELD TESTING DETAILS
TESTS TO BE PERFORMED
ON SOIL ON ROCK
PRESSURE MEASUREMENT/ DIRECT SHEAR
STRUCTURE, COMPOSITON,COLOUR AND

UU test/ TRIAXIAL(CU') TEST WITH PORE
VISUAL IDENTIFICATION FOR TEXTURE,

CHEMICAL TEST ON WATER SAMPLE

PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION (PSD)
WATER ABSORPTION, POROSITY,
PRESSUREMETER TEST DEPTH, m

DENSITY, MOISTURE CONTENT
SULPHATE, CHLORIDE, PH TEST

WITH/WITHOUT HYDROMETER
BRAZILIAN TENSILE STRENGTH
PACKER TEST / LUGEON TEST

SULPHATE, CHLORIDE TEST
FIELD PERMEABILITY TEST
PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
UCS/ POINT LOAD INDEX
BOREHOLE NO
PRESSUREMETER TEST
BULK & DRY DENSITY
MOISTURE CONTENT
STATION
DEPTH (m)
ATTERBERG LIMITS
SPECIFIC GRAVITY
TRIAXIAL TEST
SP.GRAVITY
GRAIN SIZE
TEST
SPT
BHCM-1 28 R R R R R R R R - - R R R R - - R R - R - -
BHCM-2 28 R R R R R R R R - R R R R R - - R R R R - -
BHCM-3 28 R R R R R R R R R - R R R R R 5 - R - R - -
CANTONMENT STATION
BHCM-4 28 R R R R R R R R R R R R R - - - R R R - -
BHCM-5 28 R R R R R R R R - - R R R R R 7 - R - R - -
BHCM-6 28 R R R R R R R R - R R R R R - - R R R R - -
BHCM-7 28 R R R R R R R R - - R R R R R 12 - R - R - -
BHCM-8 28 R R R R R R R R - - R R R R - - - R R R - -
BHCM-9 28 R R R R R R R R - R R R R R - - - R - R - -
BHCM-10 28 R R R R R R R R R - R R R R R 19 R R R R - -
BHCM-11 28 R R R R R R R R R - R R R R - - - R - R - -
BHCM-12 28 R R R R R R R R R - R R R R R 23 R R R R - -
BHCM-13 28 R R R R R R R R - R R R R R - - - R - R - -
BHCM-14 28 R R R R R R R R - R R R R R R 25 R R R R - -
"R" denotes test required.

For Soil For Rock
1. Bulk Density, Moisture Content, Sieve Analysis and Grain size distribution has to be 1. Density , Specific Gravity, Porosity and Water Absorption has to be performed on
conducted at every 1.5 m interval or at every layer change. samples recovered at every 6 m or at every layer change
2. Specific gravity has to be performed on samples recovered every 3 m. 2. If (L/D) < 2, Point Load Index test and If (L/D) >= 2, UCS (soaked and un soaked) test
3. In Clayey Soil, Triaxial test (CD,CU,UU)is recommended whereas in granular soil, Direct is to be conducted on rock samples recovered at every 3 m of rock drilling depth.
shear test is recommended at every 1.5 m. 3. Triaxial test has to be perfomed on total of 6 samples on specified boreholes in the
4. Chemical tests on water and soil has to be performed on total of samples as per table. list.
5. SPT tests to be performed at an interval of 1.5 m for all boreholes. SPT samples to be 4. Petrographic analysis has to be performed on total of 7 samples of specified
recovered at 1.5 m intervals and at every layer change up to refusal. boreholes in the list.
5. Brazilian tensile strength has to be performed on samples recovered every 12 m of
rock drilling in each borehole and to be conducted where RQD>75 %.
6. Pressure meter test to be conducted at specified boreholes and depths in the list., for
the grade-III and higher grade rocks(I and II)
7. Packer/Lugeon test is to be performed at every rock depth of 6 m in each borehole
or at every layer change.
8. Investigation of rock masses and discontinuities shall include the following:
a. Total core recovery, Solid Core recovery & RQD of the rock mass.
NOTES
b. Surface observations of outcrops (if any)

c. The following should be recorded for rock discontinuities: Defect Type (Bedding,
Joint, Folds, Faults, etc.); Orientation (Dip and Dip Direction, in respect to North);
Spacing; Persistence; Roughness; Wall strength; Degree of weathering; Aperture; Type
of infill within defects; Signs of water; Number of sets; and Block size.
d. Colour, texture and mineral composition of the rock material
e. In-fill material within defects to be sampled and tested for swell potential
9. Only triple core Barrel to be used for recovery rock samples. If the rock mass is in
better condition, use double core barrel.
10. Slake durability test has to be performed at alternate boreholes for grade-III and
above rocks

BMRL-PHASE-II RT-03 (POTTERY TOWN STATION) - LAB AND FIELD TESTING DETAILS
ON SOIL ON ROCK
PRESSURE MEASUREMENT/ DIRECT SHEAR

UU test/ TRIAXIAL(CU') TEST WITH PORE




DENSITY, MOISTURE CONTENT
BRAZILIAN TENSILE STRENGTH
PACKER TEST / LUGEON TEST

BOREHOLE NO
PRESSUREMETER TEST
BULK & DRY DENSITY
MOISTURE CONTENT
STATION
DEPTH (m)
ATTERBERG LIMITS
SPECIFIC GRAVITY
TRIAXIAL TEST
SP.GRAVITY
GRAIN SIZE
TEST
SPT
POTTERY TOWN STATION
BHPT-1 30 R R R R R R R R - R R R R R R 24 R R R R - -
BHPT-2 30 R R R R R R R R R - R R R R R 21 R R - R - -
BHPT-3 30 R R R R R R R R R - R R R R - - - R R R - -
BHPT-4 30 R R R R R R R R - R R R R R R 18 - R - R - -
BHPT-5 30 R R R R R R R R - - R R R R - - R R R R - -
BHPT-6 30 R R R R R R R R R - R R R R R 15 - R - R - -
BHPT-7 30 R R R R R R R R - - R R R R - - R R R R - -
BHPT-8 30 R R R R R R R R - R R R R R R 10 R R - R - -

For Soil For Rock
1. Bulk Density, Moisture Content, Sieve Analysis and Grain size distribution has to 1. Density , Specific Gravity, Porosity and Water Absorption has to be performed on
be conducted at every 1.5 m interval or at every layer change. samples recovered at every 6 m or at every layer change
2. Specific gravity has to be performed on samples recovered every 3 m. 2. If (L/D) < 2, Point Load Index test and If (L/D) >= 2, UCS (soaked and un soaked) test
3. In Clayey Soil, Triaxial test (CD,CU,UU)is recommended whereas in granular soil, is to be conducted on rock samples recovered at every 3 m of rock drilling depth.
Direct shear test is recommended at every 1.5 m. 3. Triaxial test has to be perfomed on total of 5 samples on specified boreholes in the
4. Chemical tests on water and soil has to be performed on total of samples as per list.
table. 4. Petrographic analysis has to be performed on total of 4 samples of specified
5. SPT tests to be performed at an interval of 1.5 m for all boreholes. SPT samples to boreholes in the list.
be recovered at 1.5 m intervals and at every layer change up to refusal. 5. Brazilian tensile strength has to be performed on samples recovered every 12 m of
rock drilling in each borehole and to be conducted where RQD>75 %.
6. Pressure meter test to be conducted at specified boreholes and depths in the list.,
for the grade-III and higher grade rocks(I and II)
7. Packer/Lugeon test is to be performed at every rock depth of 6 m in each borehole
or at every layer change.
NOTES

c. The following should be recorded for rock discontinuities: Defect Type (Bedding,
Joint, Folds, Faults, etc.); Orientation (Dip and Dip Direction, in respect to North);
Spacing; Persistence; Roughness; Wall strength; Degree of weathering; Aperture;
Type of infill within defects; Signs of water; Number of sets; and Block size.
d. Colour, texture and mineral composition of the rock material
e. In-fill material within defects to be sampled and tested for swell potential
9. Only triple core Barrel to be used for recovery rock samples. If the rock mass is in
better condition, use double core barrel.
10. Slake durability test has to be performed at alternate boreholes for grade-III and
above rocks

BMRL-PHASE-II RT-03 (TUNNEL) - LAB AND FIELD TESTING DETAILS
ON SOIL ON ROCK
UU Test/TRIAXIAL(CU') TEST WITH PORE


BRAZILIAN TENSILE STRENGTH TEST
PRESSURE MEASUREMENT/ DIRECT
DENSITY AND MOISTURE CONTENT



PACKER/LUGEON TEST DEPTH
PRESSUREMETER TEST (PMT)
CHEMICAL TEST ON WATER
CERCHAR TEST DEPTH (m)

BOREHOLE NO
PACKER/LUGEON TEST
MOISTURE CONTENT
BULK & DRY DENSITY
DEPTH (m)
TUNNEL
ATTERBERG LIMITS
SPECIFIC GRAVITY
CERCHAR TEST
TRIAXIAL TEST
SHEAR TEST
SP.GRAVITY
GRAIN SIZE
SPT
TSCBH 1 20.00 R R R R R R R - - - R R R - R R R 15-21 - - - R 12,18 - -

TUNNEL BEFORE CANTONMENT
TSCBH 2 20.00 R R R R R R R R R - R R R R R R R 12-18 R 14 R - - - -

TSCBH 3 20.00 R R R R R R R - - R R R R - R R R 14-19 - - - R 12,18 - -
TSCBH 4 20.00 R R R R R R R - - - R R R R R R R 14-20 R 16 - - - - -
STATION
TSCBH 5 20.00 R R R R R R R - R - R R R - R R R 14-20 - - R R 12,18 - -

TSCBH 6 20.00 R R R R R R R R - - R R R R R R R 14-20 R 18 - - - - -
TSCBH 7 20.00 R R R R R R R - - R R R R - R R R 14-20 - - - R 12,18 - -
TSCBH 8 20.00 R R R R R R R R - R R R R R R R R 14-20 R 14 - - - - -
TSCBH 9 20.00 R R R R R R R - R - R R R - R R R 14-20 - - R R 12,18 - -
TCPBH-1 25.00 R R R R R R R - - R R R R R R R R 14-20 R 16 R R 6,9 - -
TUNNEL BETWEEN CANTONMENT
TCPBH-2 25.00 R R R R R R R - R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
STATION AND POTTERY TOWN
TCPBH-3 25.00 R R R R R R R R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TCPBH-4 28.00 R R R R R R R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
STATION
TCPBH-5 28.00 R R R R R R R - - R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TCPBH-6 28.00 R R R R R R R R R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TCPBH-7 30.00 R R R R R R R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TCPBH-8 28.00 R R R R R R R - R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TCPBH-9 28.00 R R R R R R R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TCPBH-10 28.00 R R R R R R R - - R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TPBH-1 25 R R R R R R R - - R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TUNNEL AFTER POTTERY TOWN STATION
TPBH-2 25 R R R R R R R R R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TPBH-3 25 R R R R R R R - - R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TPBH-4 25 R R R R R R R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TPBH-5 25 R R R R R R R - - R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TPBH-6 25 R R R R R R R - R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TPBH-7 25 R R R R R R R R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TPBH-8 25 R R R R R R R - R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TPBH-9 25 R R R R R R R R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

For Soil For Rock
1. Bulk Density, Moisture Content, Sieve Analysis and Grain size distribution has to be 1. Bulk Density, Dry Density, Moisture Content, Specific Gravity, Porosity and Water Absorption has to
conducted at every 1.5 m interval or at every layer change. be performed on samples recovered at every 6 m or at every layer change.
2. Specific gravity has to be performed on samples recovered every 3 m. 2. Chemical tests on rock has to be performed as per above table.
3. In Clayey Soil, Triaxial test (CD,CU,UU)is recommended whereas in granular soil, Direct 3. If (L/D) < 2, Point Load Index test and If (L/D) >= 2, UCS (soaked and un soaked ) and test is to be
shear test is recommended at every 1.5 m. conduct on samples recovered at every 3 m or at every layer change.
4. Chemical tests on water and soil has to be performed on total of samples as per table. 4. Triaxial test has to be perfomed on total of 4 samples of specified borehole in the list.
5. SPT tests to be performed at an interval of 1.5 m for all boreholes. SPT samples to be 5. Petrographic analysis has to be performed on total of 6 samples of specified borehole in the list.
recovered at 1.5 m intervals and at every layer change up to refusal. 6. Brazilian tensile strength has to be performed on samples recovered every 12 m or atleast 1 sample
in each borehole and to be conducted where RQD>75 %.
7. Cerchar test is to be conducted at specified depths mentioned above for each borehole.
8. Pressure meter test to be conducted at specified depths mentioned above for each borehole, for
grade-III and higher grade rocks(I &II)
9. Packers/Lugeon test is to be performed at specified depths mentioned above for each borehole.
NOTES

c. Borehole television or acoustic borehole imaging for characterization of rock discontinuities if
possible.
d. The following should be recorded for rock discontinuities: Defect Type (Bedding, Joint, Folds, Faults,
etc.); Orientation (Dip and Dip Direction, in respect to North); Spacing; Persistence; Roughness; Wall
strength; Degree of weathering; Aperture; Type of infill within defects; Signs of water; Number of sets;
and Block size.
e. Colour, texture and mineral composition of the rock material
f. In-fill material within defects to be sampled and tested for swell potential
11. Use triple core Barrel in case of highly weathered Rock for core recovery. If the rock mass is in better
condition, use double core barrel.
12.Slake durability test has to be performed at alternate boreholes for grade-III and above rocks

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SUPPLIER/ CONTRACTOR: L&T CONSTRUCTION, HEAVY CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE

JOB No: O19032

RELEASED FOR PRELIMINARY TENDER INFORMATION APPROVAL CONSTRUCTION

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2.6.1 General .................................................................................................................................... 27

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1.1 Background of Project

Table 1-1 Summary of stations in RT-03

S.No Package Stations

1.2.1 Regional Geology

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Figure 1-1 Geological map of Karnataka

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1.3 Objective of Geotechnical Investigation

The main objectives of geotechnical Investigation works are:

 To determine depth of various strata of ground up to required depth.

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1.4 Scope of Work

The scope of work to be performed comprises of:

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 Perform Standard Penetration Tests or take samples at every 1.5m interval.

1.5 Proposed Site Investigation

 To provide the necessary information required to achieve the objectives of the

1.5.1 Certification of Field Test Equipment

1.6 Employer Requirement

The Employer requirements have been summarized in Table 1-2

Table 1-2 Summary of the Employer Requirements

S.No. Employer Requirement Clause Section L&T

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ground conditions, hydrogeology and Section-B-

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a) Major existing structures such as viaducts, Section-B-

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the proposed staffing and reporting formats, Section-B-

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11 (2) Geophysical surveys/Investigations

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12 (3) Exploratory drill-holes

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All Consultants-produced laboratory test

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accepted standards e.g. AGS format, latest

c) Consolidation testing shall include one-

d) Laboratory test procedures of soil

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Testing for Engineers by T. William

1.7 Required Number of Boreholes

1.7.1 Required Number of Boreholes at Stations

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Table 1.2 (a) Required number of boreholes at different Stations

1.7.2 Required Number of Boreholes for Tunnels

1.8 Project Constraints

1.9 Setting Out and Project Datum