Revised Dahanu 2 (Viaduct) 8.10.21

GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION WORK
FOR
VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN PALGHAR AND THANE DISTRICTS
OF C3 PACKAGE OF MUMBAI AHMEDABAD HIGH SPEED RAIL
PROJECT (DAHANU VIADUCT)
Submitted to:
Prepared By:
.
S.M. CONSULTANTS, S. M. Tower,
PLOT NO. 130, Mancheswar Industrial Estate,
Rasulgarh, Bhubaneswar
Consultant: Geotechnical Client :
Investigation Report
Job No.: 979
BHUBANESWAR DOC. No.: SMC/2014
Sl No. Type Prepared By Checked By: Approved By Date of Submission
01 Draft-1 06-05-2021
02 Draft-2 05-07-2021
03 Draft-3 15-07-2021
04 Draft-4 08-10-2021
Draft-2, Compliance of JICC comments dated 28.06.21
SI. NO. Comments from JICC Complied By S.M.Consultants
1 Summery of field work (RL to be change to GL) Revised
2 Location Plan (Scale to be added & symbol to be change) Revised
3 Geological Profile (Basalt to be chnaged to Fresh basalt) Revised
Geological Logsheet (Lithological Description & RQD to checked

4 Rechecked & revised (wherever required)
and revised)
5 Plasticity Chart Revised
6 Rock Triaxial Compression Summery sheet (As per discussion) Provided on report
Draft-3, Dahanu-2 (Viaduct)

Complied By S.M.Consultants on
SI. NO. Comments from JICC on 12.07.2021
12.07.2021
1 Location Plan (Unit of Scale is changed) Revised(n changed to m)
Geological Logsheet (Water table recorded timing is 12:50 PM i.e.
2 Verified
in the after noon timing)
Draft-4, Viaduct (Dahanu-2)-08.10.2021
Complied By S.M.Consultants on
SI. NO. Comments from JICC on 13.09.2021
08.10.2021
1 Log sheet of Ch-123+995, 127+000 & 127+430 Revised
Geological Logsheet (Water table recorded timing is 12:50 PM i.e.
Just after noon, technically 12 :00 PM)
2 Verified
12:50PM= Just after Noon (In 24 hour Clock notation)
0:50AM= 12.50 AM (jJust after Mid night)
3 SBC & Settelement of Ch-123+000, 123+498 & 127+000 Revised as per JICC Comments
Design Geotechnical Parameter (From N-Value) & SPT N-Value graphs

4 Revised as per JICC Comments
of Ch-123+000, 123+498 & 127+00
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
NOTATION …………………………………………………………………….. 3
1.0 INTRODUCTION ……………………………………………………………………….. 4
1.1 Scope of this Report ……………………………………………………………….. 4
2.0 PLANNING OF GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION PROGRAMME…………….. 5

2.1 Scope of work …………………………………………………………………………. 5
3.0 LOCATION OF PROJECT ……………………………………………………………. 7
3.1 Location ………………………………………………………………………………… 7

3.2 Seismicity ……………………………………………………………………………… 8
4.0 METHODOLOGY OF INVESTIGATION…………………………………………… 9

4.1 Exploratory Drilling ……………………………………………………………………. 9
4.2 Standard Penetration Tests (SPT) ………………………………………………….. 10
4.3 Disturbed Sampling (Soil) in boreholes …………………………………………….. 11
4.4 Undisturbed Sampling (Soil) in boreholes …………………………………………….. 11
4.5 Ground Water Table …………………………………………………………………. 12
4.6 Rock Core Samples …………………………………………………………………… 12
4.7 Laboratory testing …………………………………………………………………… 13
5.0 ABSTRACT OF SAFE BEARING PRESSURE (SBP) …………………………………. 14
5.1 Calculation of Safe Bearing Pressure of soil strata……………………………………… 14
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ANNEXURE
Following details are attached for each structure separately …………………… 16

Location Plan ……………………………………………………………………… 17
Geological Profile………………………………………………………………….
……………………………………………………………. 28
Geological Logs …………………………………………………………………… 30
Laboratory test result of Soil sample ……………………………………………. 41
Laboratory test result of Rock sample ………………………………………….. 45
Calculation of Safe Bearing capacity of Soil …………………………………… 54
Calculation of Settlement of Footing …………………………………………… 80
Computation of Design Geo-technical
Geo parameter (From N value) & SPT N
112
value Graphs ………………………………………………………………………
Grain size Distribution Curve , Plasticity Chart, Liquid limit graph &
118
Graphical Representation of Shear strength parameter ………………………
Core Boxes & Site Photographs
Photographs…………………………………………………
………………………………………………… 186
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NOTATIONS
C Cohesion
ϕ Angle of internal friction of soil
DS Disturbed Sample
UDS Undisturbed Sample
FMC Field Moisture Content
G Gravel content
M Silt content
S Sand content
C Clay content
LL Liquid Limit
PL Plastic Limit
PI Plasticity Index
Cc Compression Index
UCS Unconfined Compressive strength
N Field SPT N value
BH Bore hole
Nc,Nq,NY Bearing Capacity factor
Sc,Sq,SY Shape Factor
D Depth of foundation
ϒ Density of soil
UU Unconsolidated undrained Triaxial test
SPT Standard Penetration test
SM Silty Sand
SP-SM Poorly graded sand mixed with silty sand
SC Clayey sand
CI Clays with medium plasticity
CH Clays with high plasticity
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1.0. INTRODUCTION
These works comprising of geotechnical investigations and testing etc. relating to
“Geotechnical Investigation Works at various locations in Palghar and Thane districts of C3
package of Mumbai Ahmedabad High Speed Rail Project”. This work was performed by S. M.
Consultants, Bhubaneswar as requisitioned by National High Speed Rail Corporation Ltd.,
Palghar. According to the requirements contained in the said assignment, field investigations as well
as laboratory testing were taken up for ascertaining the desired sub soil parameters/characteristics
for appropriate use in relevant engineering designs of the project.
Findings during boring operations at the proposed location, results of examination and testing
of field samples in the laboratory comprising of soil characteristics are contained in this report placed
here under.
1.1 Scope of this Report
This report contains the following information:
Introduction
Planning of geotechnical investigation programme including scope of work
Location and Seismicity of the area
Methodology of investigation
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2.0. PLANNING OF GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION PROGRAMME

On the basis of nature of the product, it was decided to carry out soil exploration in order to:
a) Soil samples,, both representative and undisturbed (where necessary) for classification
tests and other laboratory tests for determining engineering properties.
b) Obtain soundings of penetration resistance by Standard Penetration test in the boreholes.
c) Drilling in rock in weathered and hard rock, obtain rock cores of Nx size by diamond core
drilling method using double/triple tube core barrels, determination of material
characteristics (Strength/Structure/Colour/Texture/Grain size/Rock), mass characteristics ,
laboratory tests for determining engineering prop
properties
erties of existing rock, i.e. unconfined
compressive strength, water absorption etc.
2.1. Scope of work:
To investigate the surface conditions, boreholes were planned at proposed structure
locations. Disturbed and Undisturbed samples were to be collected from all boreholes to assess
the soil/rock characteristics in laboratory.
2.1.1 The summary of the field work is given below:
(Table 1)
Borehole Co-ordinates GL of Depth of Ground water table

Chainage
Borehole ID. Borehole borehole below the existing
in Km
Top (m) (m) G.L(m)
Easting(X) Northing(Y)
114+391 BH-114+391 269365.319 2199165.725 (+)19.142 35.00 1.20

115+536 BH-115+536 269440.999 2200309.845 (+)20.465 35.00 4.98
116+021 BH-116+021 269458.408 2200794.530 (+)14.899 35.15 0.80

116+499 BH-116+499 269496.865 2201270.587 (+)19.082 35.50 0.77
117+008 BH-117+008 269518.375 2201779.867 (+)21.642 35.00 4.50
123+000 BH-123+000 270140.979 2207718.282 (+)25.365 35.20 6.70
123+498 BH-123+498 270331.441 2208177.605 (+)15.967 35.00 4.50
123+995 BH-123+995 270554.162 2208621.048 (+)8.867 35.00 3.00
127+000 BH-127+000 272396.207 2210990.541 (+)32.172 35.00 5.80
127+430 BH-127+430 272668.925 2211322.265 (+)30.189 35.00 2.05
2.1.2 Conducting Standard Penetration Tests during boring operation.

2.1.3 Collecting disturbed / undisturbed soil samples and Rock core samples from the borehole.
2.1.4 Summary of proposed Laboratory Testing
Testin program is given in Table 2 below; Laboratory
testing was planned on selected disturbed / un-disturbed
un disturbed soil samples and Rock
Samples as per relevant Standards and Specifications.
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(Table 2)
Sl
no. Name of the Test Reference to standard code of Practice
1 Grain size analysis IS: 2720(part-4)-1985 (Reaffirmed 2006)

2 Atterberg‟s limits IS: 2720(part-5)-1985 (Reaffirmed 2006)
3 Specific gravity IS: 2720(part-3) (Sec-2)-1980,(Reaffirmed

2002)
4 Free swell Index IS: 2720(part-40)-1977 (Reaffirmed 2006)
5 Triaxial shear strength of soil IS: 2720(part-11)-1977 (Reaffirmed 2016)
5 Unconfined Compressive Strength IS:9143 -1979
of Rock
6 Water absorption of Rock IS 13030 : 1991
7 Density of Rock IS 13030 : 1991
8 Specific gravity of Rock IS 13030 : 1991
9 Triaxial compression Test IS 13047 : 1991
10 Slake Durability Test IS 10050 : 1981
All field work, field tests, collection of samples and laboratory tests were carried out as per
relevant IS Specification.
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3.0. LOCATION OF PROJECT

3.1 Location:
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3.2 Seismicity
The seismic hazard map of India was updated in 2000 by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).
Map showing seismic zones of India is shown in Fig. 3.2. The part of high speed rail link
alignment between Sabarmati to Mumbai in Zone III and few areas lies in zone - IV. The
maximum intensity expected in these areas would be around MSK VII.
Map showing Seismic Zone of India
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4.0. METHODOLOGY OF INVESTIGATION

The investigation was planned to obtain the subsurface stratification in the proposed project site
and collect soil / rock samples for laboratory testing to determine the engineering properties.
4.1 Exploratory Drilling
For Geotechnical investigation work, drilling rig was installed at the specified borehole location.
The boreholes were progressed using Rotary Drilling Rig. Boring was advanced at selected /
specified borehole locations. The following steps will be adopted during boring operations;
Rotary boring / drilling machine will be assembled at site and will be shifted and erected at
the borehole location.
Drilling through soil overburden will be advanced by soil cutters attached at end of drilling
rods, drilling in rock will be advanced by drilling bit fixed to the lower end of drill rods with
barrel, is rotated by a suitable chuck and always kept in firm contact with the bottom of the
borehole.
A mud- laden fluid or grout is pumped continuously down the hole through drill rods, and
the fluid returns to the surface in the annular space between the rods and the side of the
hole, and so the protective casing may not be generally necessary. The mud returning
upwards brings the cuttings to the surface.
After reaching the drill rods attached with the cutting bit attain its full depth another piece
(extension rod) will be attached and continue the drilling.
Rotating core barrels, provided with commercial diamond / TC bits are also used for rotary
drilling and simultaneously obtaining the rock cores or samples.
The casing pipe of reduced diameter (NX) if necessary will be driven up to the required
depth / level as the bore hole is advanced depending upon the rock conditions.
The following precautions were taken;
Diameter of Borehole was 150mm in soil and NX size in rock, all field work was supervised by
well trained / experienced persons.
Borehole was properly cleaned before taking any sample in soil.
Casing was used as per the prevailing soil conditions / rock, to stabilize the borehole.
Required field tests i.e. Standard Penetration Tests and collection of undisturbed / disturbed
samples was conducted as per requirements and specified depths / levels, the same has been
discussed in detail in sampling and tests in a borehole clause of this document.
Rock core drilling was advanced using double / triple tube core barrels with diamond bits.
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4.2 Standard Penetration Tests(SPT): (As per IS:2131)
Standard Penetration Tests were conducted at 1.0 m interval as per the procedure in IS: 2131 –
1981. For conducting the test, the bottom of the borehole was properly cleaned and split spoon
sampler was properly seated in position in the borehole. The split spoon sampler resting on the
bottom of borehole was allowed to sink under its own weight; then the sampler was seated 15 cm
with the blows of the hammer of 63.5 Kg weight falling through 75 cm. Thereafter, the split spoon
sampler was further driven by 30 cm. The number of blows required to affect each 15 cm of
penetration was recorded. The first 15 cm of drive is considered to be seating drive.
The total blows of penetration for the second and third 15 cm of penetration is termed the
penetration resistance N. The „N‟ values are indicative of the compactness / relative density of
cohesion less soils and consistency of cohesive soils.
Fig.1 SPT split-spoon sampler

Corrections has been applied on SPT “N” values measured in field as per IS: 2131 – 1981:
Method on standard penetration test for soils. Two type of correction were applied as detailed
below;
i) Correction due to overburden pressure
The N value for cohesion less soils is corrected as per the correction suggested by Gibbs and
Holtz (1957) as given below;
N‟ = CN x N
Where CN = 0.77 x log (20/σ0‟), where σ0‟ is the effective vertical overburden pressure in kg/cm
ii) Correction due to dilatancy
The second correction is applied due to dilatancy. If stratum consists of fine sand and silt below
groundwater table and the corrected blow count (N‟) after overburden correction is greater than
15, correction as recommended by Terzaghi and Peck (1967) is as given below;
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N‟‟ = 15 + 0.5 x (N‟-15) as per IS: 2131-1981

4.3 Disturbed Sampling (Soil) in boreholes
In all boreholes, disturbed soil samples was taken at specified interval and at significant change of
stratum Soil from cutting edge of undisturbed samplers and from split spoon sampler used for
standard penetration tests was taken as disturbed samples as shown in Fig. 2 below. These
samples were placed without delay in adequately sealed polythene bags.
Fig.2 Disturbed soil Sample from SPT

4.4 Undisturbed Sampling (Soil) in boreholes
Undisturbed samples were collected using 100mm dia. and 450mm long MS tubes with Area ratio
as specified in BIS provided with sampler head with ball check arrangement. Before taking any
sample tubes were properly greased. Immediately after taking an undisturbed sample in a tube,
the adopter head was removed along with the disturbed material. The visible ends of the sample
shall each be trimmed off any wet disturbed soil. The ends will then be coated alternately with four
layers of just molten wax. More molten wax will then be added to give a total thickness of not less
than 25mm.
Fig.3 Undisturbed soil Sample in tube sampler
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4.5 Ground water Table

For River Area: All the co-ordinates and level at location of bore hole at floating platform have been
taken with the help of survey instruments. Further, top of water level & depth of the river from floating
platform level have been measured with help of measure ring the length of casing pipe with
measuring tape below water level. By deducting the corresponding measurement, the RL of ground
level(bore hole top )& water level have been calculated.
4.6 Rock core Sampling:
Scale of Weathering Grades of Rock Mass (Source: IS: 11315 (Part 5) – 1987): Method for the
quantitative descriptions of discontinuities in rock masses.
(Table 3)
Terms Description Grade
Fresh No visible sign of rock material weathering; perhaps slight discoloration I

on major discontinuity surfaces.
Slightly
Discoloration indicates weathering of rock material and discontinuity II
Weathered surfaces. All the rock material may be discolored by weathering.
Moderately Less than half of the rock material is decomposed or disintegrated to a
soil. Fresh or discolored rock is present either as a continuous III
Weathered
framework or as core-stones.
Highly More than half of the rock material is decomposed or disintegrated to a
soil. Fresh or discolored rock is present either as a discontinuous IV
Weathered
framework or as core-stones
Completely
All rock material is decomposed and / or disintegrated to soil. The original V
Weathered mass structure is still largely intact.
All rock material is converted to soil. The mass structure and material
Residual Soil fabric are destroyed. There is a large change in volume, but the soil has VI
not been significantly transported.
Classification of Rock with respect to Compressive Strength
Rock is also classified by strength of intact rock cores collected during drilling. Rock Unconfined
Compressive strength (UCS) is used to define strength of rock. Classification of rocks based on
strength of intact rock is given in Table 4 below;
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Table 4: Rock classification by strength of Intact rock (Source: IRC: 78-2014 )

Remarks : As per table – 2 of IRC: 78 – 2014
Sl. No. Type of Rock Unconfined Compressive Strength ( UCS ) in MPa
1 Extremely Strong > 200
2 Very Strong 100 to 200
3 Strong 50 to 100
4 Moderately Strong 12.5 to 50
5 Moderately Weak 5 to 12.5
6 Weak 1.25 to 5
7 Very Weak < 1.25
a) Sampling in rock/ boulder strata is done with either tungsten carbide or diamond core bits (of
76mm)
b) A double tube core barrel is used for sampling in weathered or fractured rock. Core samples
are collected from hard rock strata and % of core recovery and RQD (Rock Quality
Designation) are determined.
c) Core samples recovered will be stored properly in accordance with IS: 4078. In core boxes
these samples will be stacked with depth identification marks.
d) If the core recovery is less than 60% then SPT shall be performed before commencing the
next drill run. Drilling runs are limited to 1.5m for NX type and 3.0m for NQ type drilling.
Fig.4 Rock Sampler
4.7 Laboratory testing:

On completion of each borehole a laboratory schedule was prepared depending upon the type of
soil/rock strata encountered and samples recovered during drilling. The same has been submitted
to client for approval before starting of testing.
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5.0. ABSTRACT OF SAFE BEARING PRESSURE (SBP)

5.1 Calculation of Safe Bearing Pressure (SBP) of soil strata:-
Safe Bearing
Pressure for 20 Recommended
Depth in Group of Type of mm settlement Allowable Bearing
Location 2
mtr. Soil Sampling in T/m Pressure
(From settlement in T/m2
criteria)
1 2 3 4 5 6
3.0 CH U.D.S 4.00 4.00
BH-114+391
4.0 CH S.P.T(N>50) 7.55 7.55
1.0 CH U.D.S 2.06 2.06
BH-115+536 2.0 CH S.P.T(N>50) 6.64 6.64
3.0 SP-SM S.P.T(N>50) 20.67 20.67
BH- 116+021 1.5 SM S.P.T(N>50) 20.88 20.88
3.0 SM S.P.T(N>50) 19.41 19.41

BH-116+499
4.0 SM S.P.T(N>50) 19.47 19.47
1.0 GM S.P.T(N>50) 58.13 58.13
2.0 SM S.P.T(N>50) 46.43 46.43
BH-123+000 3.0 S.P.T(N>50) 36.05 36.05
4.0 GM S.P.T(N>50) 32.38 32.38
5.0 S.P.T(N>50) 28.62 28.62
1.0 CI U.D.S 1.36 1.36
2.0 S.P.T(N>50) 46.43 46.43

SM
BH-123+498 3.0 S.P.T(N>50) 36.05 36.05
4.0 S.P.T(N>50) 32.38 32.38

GM
5.0 S.P.T(N>50) 1.36 1.36
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Contd…
Safe Bearing
Pressure for 20 Recommended
Depth in Group of Type of mm settlement Allowable Bearing
Location
mtr. Soil Sampling in T/m2 Pressure
2
(From settlement in T/m
criteria)
1.0 CH U.D.S 1.90 1.90
2.0 CH S.P.T(N=22) 4.51 4.51
BH-127+000 3.0 SC U.D.S 5.00 5.00
4.0 S.P.T(N=80) 32.38 32.38

SM
5.0 S.P.T(N=90) 28.62 28.62
1.0 CI U.D.S 2.67 2.67

BH-127+430
2.0 SM S.P.T(N>50) 20.58 20.58
 The SBP & Settlement has calculated by considering the footing of size (10×12) m and without considering the scour
depth.
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ANNEXURE
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Location Plan
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S.M.Consultant
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Project:Geotechnical Investigation for Mumbai-Ahmedabad High speed Legends
20m
rail Corridor Project

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Geological Profile
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GEOLOGICAL PROFILE(VIADUCT-DAHANU)
CH:127+000
GL: (+)32.172 m.
(+)35.00 E: 272396.207 CH:127+430
N: 2210990.541 GL: (+)30.189 m.
(+)34.00 Depth in
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SPT N E: 272668.925
(+)33.00 Value
N: 2211322.265
(+)32.00 0.0
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Depth in
SPT N
(+)31.00 1.0 U.D.S m.
Value
(+)30.00 CH:123+000
2.0 N=22 0.0
0.5 DS (G.L)TOP LAYER
(+)29.00 GL: (+)25.365 m. 3.0 U.D.S 1.0 SOIL U.D.S
E: 270140.979 4.0 2.0 Water
(+)28.00 N: 2207718.282
N=80 N>50 table (2.05 M) Ground Water table
(+)27.00 Depth in
5.0 SOIL N=90 Water
3.0 CORE
SPT N
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Value 6.0 N>50 table (5.8 M) 4.0 CORE
CH:117+008 0.0 7.0 N>50
(+)25.00 GL: (+)21.642 m. 0.5 DS 5.0 CORE
(+)24.00 CH:115+536
E: 269518.375
1.5 N>50 8.0 N>50 6.0 CORE
GL: (+)20.465 m. N: 2201779.867 9.0 N>50 7.0
(+)23.00 CH:114+391 E: 269440.999 CH:116+499 Depth in
SPT N 2.5 N>50 CORE
m.
(+)22.00
GL: (+)19.142 m. N: 2199165.725 GL: (+)19.082 m. Value
3.5 N>50 10.0 N>50 8.0 Fresh CORE
E: 269365.319 0.0 SOIL DS
(+)21.00 N: 2199165.725
Depth in
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SPT N
Value
E: 269496.865
N: 2201270.587
0.5 4.5 SOIL N>50 11.0 CORE 9.0 Basalt CORE
Depth in
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0.5 DS Depth in
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1.5 BOULDER 5.5 N>50 CH:123+498 12.0 CORE 10.0 CORE
(+)20.00 m.
SPT N
m. GL: (+)15.967 m.
0.0 Value 1.0 U.D.S 0.0 Value
Weathered 6.5 N>50 Water E: 270331.441 13.0 CORE 11.0 CORE
(+)19.00
1.0 BOULDER Water 2.0 SOIL N>50 CH:116+021 0.5 SOIL DS
WASHED SAMPLE
Water 3.0 Basalt CORE table (6.70 M) N: 2208177.605 14.0 CORE 12.0 CORE
(+)18.00 GL: (+)14.899 m. 0.7 table (0.77 M) 7.5 N>50
2.0 BOULDER table (1.2 M) 3.0 N>51 E: 269458.408 2.2 CORE 4.5 CORE Water Depth in
SPT N 15.0 CORE 13.0 CORE
(+)17.00 table (4.50 M) m.
3.0 SOIL U.D.S 4.5 Weathered CORE N: 2200794.530 3.0 N>50 9.0 CORE 0.0
Value
16.0 CORE 14.0 CORE
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SPT N SOIL 6.0 CORE 0.5 DS 17.0
(+)15.00 4.1 N>50 table (4.98 M) 0.0 Value 4.0 N>50 10.5 CORE 1.0 U.D.S CORE 15.0 CORE
5.0 CORE 6.0 CORE 0.5 SOIL DS Water 7.5 CORE 2.0 N>50 18.0 Fresh CORE 16.0 CORE
(+)14.00 5.5 CORE
(+)13.00 7.5 CORE 1.5 N>50 table (0.80 M) 12.0 CORE 3.0 SOIL N>50 CH:123+995 19.0 Basalt CORE 17.0 CORE
6.5 CORE 9.0 CORE GL: (+)8.867 m.
20.0
(+)12.00 3.0 CORE 7.0 CORE 13.5 CORE 4.0 N>50 Water E: 270554.162 CORE 18.0 CORE
8.0 CORE 9.0 CORE 10.5 CORE 5.0 N>50 N: 2205621.048 21.0 CORE 19.0 CORE
(+)11.00 8.5 CORE table (4.50 M)
(+)10.00 10.5 CORE 4.5 CORE 15.0 CORE 5.5 DS Depth in
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m.
9.5 CORE 12.0 CORE Value
23.0
(+)09.00 6.0 CORE 10.0 CORE 16.5 CORE 7.0 CORE 0.0 SOIL DS CORE 21.0 CORE
11.0 CORE DISTANCE 12.0 CORE DISTANCE 13.5 CORE Fresh 0.5 24.0 CORE 22.0 CORE
(+)08.00 11.5 CORE
13.5 CORE 7.5 CORE DISTANCE DISTANCE 18.0 Basalt CORE 8.5 CORE 1.5 CORE 25.0 CORE 23.0 CORE
(+)07.00 12.5 CORE 1145 MTR. 485 MTR. 15.0 CORE
9.0 CORE 478 MTR. 13.0 CORE 509 MTR. DISTANCE CORE 10.0 CORE CORE Water 26.0 CORE 24.0 CORE
(+)06.00
15.0 CORE 19.5 DISTANCE 3.0
(+)05.00 14.0 CORE 14.5 16.5 CORE 5992 MTR. table (3.0 M) 27.0 CORE 25.0 CORE
10.5 CORE CORE Fresh 21.0 CORE 498 MTR. 11.5 CORE 4.5 CORE 28.0 CORE DISTANCE 26.0
(+)04.00 15.5 CORE 16.5 CORE 18.0 Basalt CORE CORE
(+)03.00 17.5 CORE 12.0 CORE 16.0 CORE 22.5 CORE 13.0 Fresh CORE DISTANCE 6.0 CORE 29.0 CORE 430 MTR. 27.0 CORE
(+)02.00 17.0 CORE 19.5 CORE 30.0 CORE 28.0 CORE
(+)01.00
19.0 CORE 13.5 CORE 17.5 Fresh CORE 24.0 CORE 14.5 Basalt CORE 497 MTR. 7.5 CORE DISTANCE 31.0 CORE 29.0 CORE
18.5 CORE 19.0 Basalt CORE 21.0 CORE 32.0 30.0
(+)00.00 Fresh 20.5 Fresh CORE 15.0 Fresh CORE 25.5 CORE 16.0 CORE 9.0 CORE 3005 MTR. CORE CORE
(-)01.00 20.0 Basalt CORE 22.5 CORE 33.0 CORE 31.0 CORE
(-)02.00
22.0 Basalt CORE 16.5 Basalt CORE 20.5 CORE 27.0 CORE 17.5 CORE 10.5 CORE 34.0 CORE 32.0 CORE
21.5 CORE 22.0 CORE 24.0 CORE 28.0 35.0 33.0
(-)03.00 23.5 CORE 18.0 CORE CORE 19.0 CORE 12.0 CORE CORE CORE
(-)04.00 23.0 CORE 23.5 CORE 25.5 CORE 29.5 34.0 CORE
(-)05.00
25.0 CORE 19.5 CORE CORE 20.5 CORE 13.5 Fresh CORE 35.0 CORE
24.5 CORE 25.0 CORE 27.0 CORE 31.0 21.5
(-)06.00 26.5 CORE 21.0 CORE
28.5 CORE
CORE CORE 15.0 Basalt CORE LEGEND
(-)07.00 26.0 CORE 26.5 CORE 32.5 23.0
(-)08.00
28.0 CORE 22.5 CORE CORE CORE 16.5 CORE
(-)09.00
27.5 CORE 28.0 CORE 30.0 CORE 34.0 24.5
29.5 CORE 24.0 CORE CORE CORE 18.0 CORE
(-)10.00 29.0 CORE 29.5 CORE 31.5 CORE 35.2 CORE 26.0
(-)11.00
31.0 CORE 25.5 CORE CORE 19.5 CORE
(-)12.00
30.5 CORE
32.5 CORE 27.0 CORE 31.0 CORE 33.0 CORE 27.5 CORE 21.0 CORE
Soil
(-)13.00 32.0 CORE 34.5 CORE 29.0
(-)14.00
34.0 CORE 28.5 CORE 32.5 CORE 35.0 CORE CORE 22.5 CORE
(-)15.00
33.5 CORE 35.0 CORE 34.0 CORE 30.5
30.0 CORE CORE 24.0 CORE
(-)16.00 35.0 CORE 32.0
(-)17.00 31.5 CORE 35.5 CORE CORE 25.5 CORE
(-)18.00 33.5 CORE Boulder
33.0 CORE 27.0 CORE
(-)19.00 35.0 CORE
(-)20.00 34.5 CORE 28.5 CORE
(-)21.00 35.15 CORE
30.0 CORE
(-)22.00
(-)23.00 31.5 CORE
(-)24.00 33.0 CORE
(-)25.00 weathered
(-)26.00 34.5 CORE
(-)27.00 35.0 CORE Basalt
(-)28.00
NOTE* THE WATER TABLE MEASURED AT DIFFERENT LOCATIONS IN ITS RESPECTIVE DATES OF BORING.
Fresh Basalt
* THE DIMENSIONS ARE NOT TO SCALE.
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Geological Logs
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Geological Log of Drill Hole BH-114+391
Project: Geotechnical Investigation works at Various Locations in Palghar And Thane Districts Of C3 Package-NHSRCL-MAHSR, in the state of Maharastra, India.
BORE HOLE NO : BH 114+391 CO-ORDINATES E: 269365.319 LOCATION : VANAI ,Dahanu STRUCTURE : VIADUCT
CHAINAGE (Km) : 114+391 N: 2199165.725 TOTAL DEPTH : 35.00m TYPE OF BIT : Nx-Diamond imp
GROUND ELEVATION MSL : 19.142m TYPE OF CORE BARREL : Double Tube Core Barrel CASING : Nx up to 5.0m
START DATE : 06-11-2020 DEPTH OF WATER TABLE : 1.20M
DATE COMPLETED : 13-11-2020 at 04:45PM (GMT+05.30) ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90⁰ WATER TABLE RECORD DATE : 16-11-2020 at 5:20PM (GMT+05.30)
BORING TYPE&SIZE : ROTARY BORING & 150mm dia. DRILLING AGENCY : S.M Consultants NAME OF GEOLOGIST : KARM VEER
Cumulative Size of Core % of Standard Penetration
Structural conditions samples
Pieces(cm) Core-Recovery Test (SPT)
Fracture Frequency / m
Colour of return water

Drill Water Loss (%)
Depth of sample(m)
(N2+N3) N- Vlaue
REMARK /
Penetration (cm)
Type of sample
Lithological Description
ROP(mm/min)
OBSERVATIONS
Elevation (m)
Description
N3 (45cm)
N2 (30cm)
75-150mm
Depth (m)
N1 (15cm)
Litho-Log
10-25mm
25-75mm
>150mm
% RQD
<10mm
Log
100
20
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60
80
19.142 0.00
OVER BURDEN : Brown color,fine grained 1- Bore hole BH-
clay with sand and gravels. Clay, Gravels NA NR Boulder NR 80 Gray 19 114+391 drilled up to
18.142 1.00 (depth 0.00 to 1.00m) 0.00 1.00 35.00m depth
Brown color, fine gained, sub angular
cobbles and bouldersl. cobbles and boulders NA NR Boulder >15 80 Gray 15 2-In the bore hole
17.142 2.00 (depth 1.00 to 2.00m) 0.00 2.00 weathered Rock
Encountered at 4.10m
Brown color,fine grained clay with sand and Clay and sand NA NR 3.00 UDS NR 40 Gray 50
16.142 3.00 0.00 depth.Fresh Rock
gravels Encountered at 15.50m
15.042 4.10
(depth 2.00 to 4.10m) Clay and sand NA 0.00 NR 4.00 SPT 50 __ __ >50 7 NR 30 Gray 40 depth
WEATHERED ROCK: Completely to highly 13.30 3- Bore hole data shows

weathered, brown color, fine grained, weak weathered,widely recovery of core
>15
strength, Rough surface, highly fractured, 12 spaced, angular 0.00 CORE 20 Gray 26 percentage from
weathered BASALT. fractures. 13.33% to 99.00%
(depth 4.10 to 5.00m)
14.142 5.00 5.00
4- Bore hole data shows
Slightly weathered to fresh, brown to greyish
76.66 RQD percentage from
black color, fine grained, strong strength,
5 to 1
Closely spaced, 0.00% to 94.66 % in
slightly fractured, calcic plagioclase feldspar 5 27.5 82.5 70.00 CORE 10 Gray 11
horizontal fractures. complete hole depth.
infilled material, Amygdaloidal BASALT.(
12.642 6.50 5.00 to 6.50m) 6.50
Moderately weathered, brown color, fine
Closely spaced, 33.00
5 to 1
grained, strong strength, slightly fractured,
1 4 44.5 angular and horizontal 22.66 CORE 10 Gray 14
weathered BASALT.
fractures.
11.142 8.00 (depth 6.50 to 8.00m) 8.00
widely spaced, angular 16.00
>15
Highly to moderately weathered, brown to 11 2 11 0.00 CORE 10 Gray 12.5
greyish black color, fine grained, medium to & horizontal fractures.
9.642 9.50 9.50
strong strength, highly fractured, weathered
15 to 8
BASALT. widely spaced, angular 45.66
7 2 3 32.5 24 14.66 CORE 5 Gray 16
(depth 8.00 to 11.00m) & horizontal fractures.
8.142 11.00 11.00
1 set of joint 30⁰
5 to 1
Slightly weathered, brown to greyish black 89.33
23 111 angular & horizontal 74.33 CORE 5 Greyish 9.6
color, fine grained, strong strength,
6.642 12.50 moderately to slightly fractured, calcic fractures. 12.50
plagioclase feldspar infilled material,
15 to 8
Amygdaloidal BASALT. widely spaced, angular 68.00
7 16.5 14 64.5 45.00 CORE 10 Greyish 12
(depth 11.00 to 14.00m) & horizontal fractures.
5.142 14.00 14.00
Slightly weathered to fresh, brown to greyish 59.66
black color, fine grained, medium to strong
highly angular and
>15
strength, highly fractured, calcic plagioclase 26 32 31.5 26.00 CORE 5 Greyish 11
horizontal fractures.
feldspar infilled material, Amygdaloidal
3.642 15.50 BASALT. (depth 14.00 to 15.50)
15.50
medium spaced,
8 to 5
5 21 95 angular and horizontal

80.66 77.00 CORE 10 Greyish 10
2.142 17.00 fractures. 17.00
Fresh, greyish black color, fine grained,
strong strength, moderately fractured, calcic medium spaced,
8 to 5
plagioclase feldspar infilled material, 44 86.5 angular and horizontal 87.00 67.33 CORE 10 Gray 11
0.642 18.50 Amygdaloidal BASALT. fractures. 18.50
(depth 15.50 to 20.00m)
Closely spaced,
8 to 5
91.33
29 108 angular and horizontal 70.00 CORE 10 Gray 12.5
-0.858 20.00 fractures. 20.00
5 to 1
closely spaced, 95.00

3.5 139 88.00 CORE 10 Gray 11
-2.358 21.50 Fresh, greyish black color, fine grained, 21.50
strong strength, moderately to slightly Closely spaced,
8 to 5
fractured, calcic plagioclase feldspar infilled 11 52.5 62 angular and horizontal 83.66 13.33 CORE 20 Gray 12
-3.858 23.00 material, Amygdaloidal BASALT. fractures. 23.00
(depth 20.00 to 24.50m)
8 to 5
medium spaced 93.00

14.5 12 113 74.00 CORE 20 Gray 11
horizontal fracture.
-5.358 24.50 24.50
5 to 1 5 to 1 5 to 1
widely spaced, angular Light

6 13 125 96.00 86.66 CORE 5 11
-6.858 26.00 & horizontal fractures 26.00 Gray
1 set of joint 80⁰ Light
Fresh, greyish black color, fine grained, 132.5 angular & horizontal 88.33 88.00 CORE 5 11
-8.358 27.50 27.50 Gray
strong strength, slightly fractured, slightly fractures.
white infilled material, BASALT. closely spaced Light
(depth 24.50 to 30.50m) 9 131.5 93.66 84.00 CORE 5 11
horizontal fractures Gray
-9.858 29.00 29.00
5 to 1
closely spaced 99.00 Light

148.5 94.00 CORE 5 11
-11.358 30.50 horizontal fractures 30.50 Gray
5 to 1
2 set of joint 75⁰ 97.00 Light

13 132.5 94.66 CORE 5 10
horizontal fractures. Gray
-12.858 32.00 Fresh, greyish black color , fine grained, 32.00
strong strength, moderately to slightly medium spaced,
8 to 5
6.5 6 21 108.5 angular & horizontal 90.33 70.00 CORE 5 Gray 10

fractured, calcic plagioclase feldspar infilled
-14.358 33.50 material,Amygdaloidal BASALT. fractures 33.50
(depth 30.50 to 35.00m)
5 to 1
34 114.5
99.00 86.60 CORE 5 Gray 10
& horizontal fractures
-15.858 35.00 35.00
31
Geological Log of Drill Hole BH- 115+536
BORE HOLE NO : BH-115+536 CO-ORDINATES E: 269440.999 LOCATION : Govane ,DAHANU STRUCTURE: VIADUCT
CHAINAGE (Km) : 115+536 N: 2200309.845 TOTAL DEPTH : 35.00m TYPE OF BIT: Nx-Diamond imp
DATE COMPLETED : 03-11-2020 at 01:35PM (GMT+05.30) ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90⁰ WATER TABLE RECORD DATE : 06-11-2020 at 12:50 PM (GMT+05.30)

Depth of sample(m)
(N2+N3) N- Vlaue
REMARK /
Penetration (cm)
Type of sample
ROP(mm/min)
OBSERVATIONS
Elevation (m)
Description
N3 (45cm)
N2 (30cm)
N1 (15cm)
75-150mm
Depth (m)
Litho-Log
10-25mm
25-75mm
>150mm
% RQD
<10mm
Log
100
20
40
60
80
20.465 0.00
OVER BURDEN : Brown color,fine clay and sand NA NR DS NR 20 Gray 50 1- Bore hole BH-
19.965 0.50
grained clay with sand, DS wash sample
0.00 0.50 115+536 drilled up to
(depth 0.00m to 1.00m) clay and sand NA NR 1.00 UDS NR 25 Gray 30 35.00m depth
19.465 1.00 0.00
Brown color,fine grained clay with sand , 2-In the bore hole
gravels. Clay, Gravels NA NR 2.00 SPT >50 __ __ >50 14 NR 25 Gray 20 weathered Rock
18.465 2.00 (depth 1.00m to 2.00m) 0.00 Encountered at
Brown color,fine grained, weak strength, 3.00m depth.Fresh
gravels and granulars & cobbles. (depth Gravels& cobbles NA 0.00 NR 3.00 SPT >50 __ __ >50 10 NR 25 Gray 15 Rock Encountered at
17.465 3.00 2.00m to 3.00m) 13.50m depth
WEATHERED ROCK: weathered,widely
13.30 Light
>15
Completely to highly weathered, brownish 20 spaced, angular 0.00 CORE 30 12 3- Bore hole data
color, fine grained, Medium to weak fractures. Yellow shows recovery of
15.965 4.50 strength, Rough surface, highly to 4.50 core percentage from
moderately fractured, weathered Widely spaced, angular 13.30% to 100%
8 to 5
39.30 Light
,BASALT 8 14 37 & horizontal fractured. 24.00 CORE 20 9
Yellow
14.465 6.00 (depth 3.00m to 6.00m) 6.00 4- Bore hole data
Highly to moderately weathered, Closely spaced, shows RQD
34.60
5 to 1
brownish color, fine grained, medium to horizontal fractures. Light percentage from
26 26 24.00 CORE 15 8
strong strength, moderately to sllightly Yellow 0.00% to 96.60 % in
12.965 7.50 fractured, calcic plagioclase feldspar 7.50
complete hole depth.
infilled material, Amygdaloidal BASALT widely spaced, angular
49.33
8 to 5
(depth 6.00m to 9.00m) 16 2.5 10 45.5 & horizontal fractures 30.00 CORE 5 Gray 7
11.465 9.00 9.00
widely spaced, angular
15 to 8 15 to 8
27 29 32.5 & horizontal fractures 59.33 8.00 CORE 5 Gray 8
9.965 10.50 10.50
Slightly weathered, greyish black color,
fine grained, strong strength, moderately 66.66
41 27 32 & horizontal fractures 14.00 CORE 5 Gray 7
to sllightly fractured, BASALT
8.465 12.00 12.00
(depth 9.00m to 13.50m)
closely spaced angular
>15
19 24 46 21 & horizontal fractures 73.33 30.66 CORE 5 Gray 6
6.965 13.50 13.50
Fresh, greyish black color , fine grained, widely spaced,
92.00
8 to 5
strong strength, highly to moderately horizontal fractures
6 26 106 84.00 CORE 5 Gray 5
fractured, BASALT
5.465 15.00 (depth 13.50m to 15.00m) 15.00
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine closely spaced,
8 to 5
grained,strong strength, moderately to 11 125 horizontal fractures
90.66 83.33 CORE 5 Gray 5
3.965 16.50 slightly fractured, calcic plagioclase 16.50
feldspar infilled material, amygdoloidal widely spaced, angular
8 to 5
BASALT. 14 15 13 32 & horizontal fractures 74.00 62.00 CORE 10 Gray 7
2.965 17.50 (depth 15.00m to 17.50m) 17.50
closely spaced,
8 to 5
15 117 horizontal fractures 88.00 88.00 CORE 5 Gray 6

1.465 19.00 19.00
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine closely spaced,
5 to 1
grained,strong strength, smooth surface,

15 130 horizontal fractures
96.60 96.60 CORE 5 Gray 5
slightly fractured, BASALT.
-0.035 20.50 (depth 17.50m to 22.00m) 20.50
8 to 5
11 22 112 & horizontal fractures 96.60 83.30 CORE 5 Gray 5

-1.535 22.00 22.00
widely spaced
15 to 8 15 to 8 15 to 8 8 to 5 5 to 1 15 to 8 15 to 8 8 to 5
Fresh, greyish black color, fine 1 6 31 106 horizontal fracture 96.00 92.00 CORE 5 Gray 5
-3.035 23.50 grained,strong strength, moderately to 23.50
highly fractured, calcic plagioclase widely spaced, Light
feldspar infilled material,amygdaloidal 3 20 11 110 horizontal fractures 96.00 78.00 CORE 5 5
-4.535 25.00 25.00 Gray
BASALT.
(depth 22.00m to 26.50m) widely spaced, angular Light
18 18 42 74 & horizontal fractures 94.00 66.60 CORE 5 6
-6.035 26.50 26.50 Gray
closely spaced Light
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained, 9 133 horizontal fractures 94.60 88.00 CORE 5 5
-7.535 28.00 strong, smooth surface, slightly fractured, 28.00 Gray
BASALT. closely spaced, angular Light
(depth 26.50m to 29.50m) 9 14 118 & horizontal fractures 94.00 86.60 CORE 5 5
-9.035 29.50 29.50 Gray
Fresh, greyish black color , fine Grained, widely spaced, angular
97.30 Light
strong strength, moderately to slightly 4 2 6 55 66 & horizontal fractures 80.00 CORE 5 4
Gray
-10.535 31.00 fractured, calcic plagioclase feldspar 31.00
infilled material, amygdaloidal BASALT. widely spaced, angular
(depth 29.50m to 34.00m) 19 55 76 & horizontal fractures 100.00 86.60 CORE 5 Gray 3
-12.035 32.50 32.50
9 24 111 & horizontal fractures 88.00
96.00 86.60 CORE 7 Gray 4
-13.535 34.00 34.00
Fresh, greyish black color, fine grained, widely spaced, angular
65.00
5 to 1
strong strength, moderately to slightly & horizontal fractures

32 4 24 18 38.30 CORE 8 Gray 8
fractured, BASALT.
-14.535 35.00 (depth 34.00m to 35.00m) 35.00
32
BORE HOLE NO : BH-116+021 CO-ORDINATES E: 269458.408 LOCATION : GOVANE, DAHANU STRUCTURE: VIADUCT
: GROUND ELEVATION MSL : 14.899m TYPE OF CORE BARREL : Double Tube Core Barrel CASING : Nx up to 2.00m

Penetration (cm)

Depth of sample(m)
(N2+N3) N- Vlaue
REMARK /
Type of sample
ROP(mm/min)
OBSERVATIONS
Elevation (m)
Description
N3 (45cm)
N2 (30cm)
N1 (15cm)
Depth (m)
75-150mm
Litho-Log
10-25mm
25-75mm
>150mm
% RQD
<10mm
Log
100
20
40
60
80
14.899 0.00
1- Bore hole BH-116+021
NR
OVER BURDEN : Brown color,fine grained Clay and sand NA 0.00 NR DS 30 Gray 50 drilled up to 35.15m depth
14.399 0.50 clay with sand, DS wash sample 0.50
(depth 0.00m to 1.50m)
NR
Clay and Gravels NA 0.00 NR 1.50 SPT 50 __ __ >50 3 25 Gray 40 2-In the bore hole
13.399 1.50 weathered Rock
Slightly weathered, greyish black color,fine Encountered at 1.50m
grained, strong strenght, slightly 23.00 depth.Fresh Rock
5 to 1
closely spaced horizontal
fractured,calcic plagioclase feldspar infilled 1.5 8.5 8 16.5 10.66 CORE 15 Gray 12 Encountered at 3.00m
fractures
material,Amygdaloidal BASALT. depth
11.899 3.00 (depth 1.50m to 3.00m) 3.00
5 to 1
closely spaced horizontal 80.00 recovery of core
7.5 9.5 103 67.30 CORE 10 Gray 13
fractures
10.399 4.50 4.50 percentage from 23.00%
Fresh, greyish black color,fine grained, strong
to 100.00%
strenght, slightly fractured,calcic plagioclase
5 to 1
widely spaced horizontal 98.00
feldspar infilled material,Amygdaloidal 12 135 96.00 CORE 8 Gray 11
fractures 4- Bore hole data shows
8.899 6.00 BASALT. 6.00
RQD percentage from
91.00 10.66% to 96.00 % in
8 to 5
closely spaced angular &
2 3 37 94.5 86.60 CORE 10 Gray 10 complete hole depth.
horizontal fractures
7.399 7.50 7.50
5 to 1
Fresh, greyish black color,fine grained, strong widely spaced, angular & 90.33
26.5 109 87.00 CORE 10 Gray 10
strenght, slightly fractured,calcic plagioclase horizontal fractures
5.899 9.00 9.00
feldspar infilled material,Amygdaloidal
91.66
5 to 1
BASALT. 1 set of joint 55⁰ angular
(depth 7.50m to 10.50m) 10 127.5 82.60 CORE 15 Gray 9
4.399 10.50 10.50
5 to 1
Fresh, greyish black color,fine grained, strong 4.5 13.5 121.5
widely spaced, angular & 93.00 85.30 CORE 10 Gray 8
strenght,moderately to slightly fractured,calcic horizontal fractures
2.899 12.00 12.00
plagioclase feldspar infilled
material,Amygdaloidal BASALT.
8 to 5
2 2.5 15 128
closely spaced angular & 98.33 79.30 CORE 12 Gray 8
(depth 10.50m to 13.50m) horizontal fractures
1.399 13.50 13.50
5 to 1
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine closely spaced horizontal 85.00
127.5 81.00 CORE 12 Gray 12
-0.101 15.00 grained,strong,slightly fractured, calcic fractures 15.00
8 to 5
Amygdaloidal BASALT. widely spaced horizontal 92.60
12 28 99 81.30 CORE 6 Gray 10
(depth 13.50m to 16.50m) fractures
-1.601 16.50 16.50
Fresh, greyish black color, fine grained, strong
91.66
8 to 5
strenght, moderately to slightly fractured, 1 set of joint 70⁰ angular
3 4.5 11 119 74.00 CORE 5 Gray 6
slightly white infilled material, BASALT.(depth & horizontal fractures
-3.101 18.00 16.50m to 18.00m) 18.00
5 to 1
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine 7 127
grained,strong,smooth surface,slightly horizontal fractures
-4.601 19.50 19.50
fractured, slightly white infilled material,
BASALT.
5 to 1
widely spaced, angular & 96.00

(depth 18.00m to 21.00m) 13 131 90.00 CORE 5 Gray 5
-6.101 21.00 21.00
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine
91.66
8 to 5
grained,strong,moderately to slightly 1 set of joint 45⁰ angular

fractured, slightly white infilled material, 8 129.5 82.60 CORE 5 Gray 10
-7.601 22.50 BASALT. 22.50
(depth 21.00m to 22.50m)
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained,strong
88.00
5 to 1
strength,smooth surface, moderately to widely spaced, angular &

9 9 114 69.30 CORE 10 Gray 11
slightly fractured, BASALT. horizontal fractures
-9.101 24.00 (depth 22.50m to 24.00m) 24.00
grained,strong,moderately to slightly 90.66
8 to 5
widely spaced horizontal

fractured, calcic plagioclase feldspar infilled 5 64 67 83.30 CORE 5 Gray 5
fractures
material, Amygdaloidal BASALT.
-10.601 25.50 (depth 24.00m to 25.50m) 25.50
Fresh, greyish black color , fined grained,
strong strength, smooth surface, slightly 99.33
5 to 1

fractured,slightly white infilled 6 143 94.00 CORE 5 Gray 4
fractures
material,,BASALT.
-12.101 27.00 (depth 25.50m to 27.00m) 27.00
88.66
8 to 5
grained,strong,moderately to slightly widely spaced, angular &

3 36 94 76.00 CORE 8 Gray 7
fractured, slightly white infilled material, horizontal fractures
-13.601 28.50 BASALT.(depth 27.00m to 28.50m) 28.50
5 to 1
10.5 130
closely spaced, angular 93.66 84.60 CORE 5 Gray 6
-15.101 30.00 30.00
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained,strong,
5 to 1
slightly fractured, slightly white infilled closely spaced angular 91.33

137 84.00 CORE 5 Gray 5
material, BASALT. fractures
-16.601 31.50 (depth 28.50m to 33.00m) 31.50
5 to 1
10 132
closely spaced, angular 94.66 84.00 CORE 5 Gray 5
-18.101 33.00 33.00
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained,strong,
89.00
15 to 8
highly to moderately fractured, slightly white 1 set of joint 70⁰,

11.5 55.5 66.5 67.30 CORE 5 Gray 6
infilled material, BASALT.(depth 33.00m to horizontal fractures
-19.601 34.50 34.50m) 34.50
Fresh, greyish black color, fine
89.20
5 to 1
grained,strong,smooth surface, slightly widely spaced, angular

8 50 73.80 CORE 5 Gray 5
fractured, BASALT. fractures
-20.251 35.15 (depth 34.50m to 35.15m) 35.15
33
BORE HOLE NO : BH 116+499 CO-ORDINATES E: 269496.865 LOCATION : GOVANE,DAHANU STRUCTURE: VIADUCT

: GROUND ELEVATION MSL: 19.082m TYPE OF CORE BARREL : Double Tube Core Barrel CASING : Nx up to 4.00m
START DATE : 21-10-2020 DEPTH OF WATER TABLE : 0.77m
DATE COMPLETED : 01-11-2020 at 03:50 PM (GMT+05.30) ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90⁰ WATER TABLE RECORD DATE : 04-11-2020 at 4:15 PM (GMT+05.30)

Depth of sample(m)
(N2+N3) N- Vlaue
REMARK /
Penetration (cm)
Type of sample
ROP(mm/min)
OBSERVATIONS
Elevation (m)
Description
N3 (45cm)
N2 (30cm)
N1 (15cm)
Depth (m)
75-150mm
Litho-Log
10-25mm
25-75mm
>150mm
% RQD
<10mm
Log
100
20
40
60
80
19.082 0.00
NR
OVER BURDEN : Brown color,fine grained clay and sand NA 0 NR DS 30 Grey 50
drilled up to 35.50m depth
18.582 0.50 0.50
clay with sand, DS washed sample.
washed
NR
(depth 0.00m to 0.70m) clay and sand NA 0 NR 25 Grey 25 2-In the bore hole boulders
18.382 0.70 0.70 sample
are encountered at 0.70m
Greyish black color,fine grained, strong sub & weathered rock
5 to 1
rounded cobbles and boulders of 3.5 2 32 Cobbles and boulders NA 25.00 17.33 Boulders 20 Grey 15 Encountered at 4.16m
16.882 2.20 BASALT.(depth 0.70m to 2.20m) 2.20 depth.Fresh rock
NR
Brown color, fine grained,weak strength, clay and sand NA 0.00 NR 3.00 SPT 32 __ __ >50 18 30 Grey 40 depth
16.082 3.00
clay with sand & granules.
NR
(depth 2.20m to 4.00m) clay and sand NA 0.00 NR 4.00 SPT 50 __ __ >50 16 25 Greyish 35
14.922 4.16 recovery of core
widely spaced, angular & percentage from 25.00%
>15
26 7 37 36.5 horizontal fractures 71.00 32.66 CORE 12 Greyish 12 to 98.00%
13.582 5.50 Slightly weathered, greyish black color,fine 5.50
grained, medium to strong strenght, rough widely spaced, angular & 4- Bore hole data shows
>15
16 12.5 27 45 horizontal fractures 67.00 36.00 CORE 15 Greyish 13
12.082 7.00 surface, highly fractured, BASALT. 7.00 RQD percentage from
(depth 4.16m to 8.50m) widely spaced, angular & 17.33% to 86.33 % in
15 to
7.5 19 44.5 60 87.33 45.33 CORE 10 Greyish 11 complete hole depth.
8
10.582 8.50 8.50
15 to 8 15 to 8
6 9.5 26.5 91.5 horizontal fractures 89.00 66.00 CORE 10 Greyish 10
9.082 10.00 10.00
Fresh, greyish black color, fine grained, closely spaced angular &
medium to strong strenght, rough surface, 1 3.5 17 18 95 horizontal fractures 89.66 60.66 CORE 8 Greyish 10
7.582 11.50 11.50
highly fractured, BASALT.
15 to 15 to
(depth 7.00m to 14.50m) 6.5 34.5 79.5 horizontal fractures 80.33 50.00 CORE 10 Greyish 11
8
6.082 13.00 13.00
widely spaced angular &
7.5 21.5 91 80.00 52.66 CORE 10 Greyish 11
8
4.582 14.50 horizontal fractures 14.50
8 to 5 8 to 5 8 to 5
21 122 horizontal fractures 95.33 78.00 CORE 5 Greyish 8
3.082 16.00 16.00
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained, 5 14 112 fractures 87.33 80.33 CORE 8 Greyish 11
1.582 17.50 17.50
strong strenght, rough surface, moderately widely spaced, angular &
fractured, slightly white infilled material, 5 21 91 horizontal fractures 74.66 58.00 CORE 12 Greyish 13
0.082 19.00 BASALT. 19.00
(depth 14.50m to 22.00m) widely spaced horizontal
8 to
9 135 86.33 CORE 5 Greyish 8

5
-1.418 20.50 fractures 96.00 20.50

8 to 5

6.5 28 99 fractures 89.00 79.66 CORE 8 Greyish 10
-2.918 22.00 22.00
15 to
6.5 52 79 91.66 65.33 CORE 7 Greyish 8

8
-4.418 23.50 fractures 23.50

widely spaced, angular &
>15

15 16 19 85.5 horizontal fractures 90.33 62.66 CORE 7 Greyish 10
-5.918 25.00 25.00
medium to strong strenght, rough surface, widely spaced, angular &
15 to 15 to 15 to 15 to 15 to 15 to 15 to
highly to moderately fractured, slightly 4 14.5 69 36 82.33 60.66 CORE 10 Greyish 12

8
-7.418 26.50 white infilled material, BASALT. 26.50
(depth 22.00m to 29.50m) widely spaced, angular &
14 6 21 106 horizontal fractures 98.00 63.33 CORE 4 Greyish 5
8
-8.918 28.00 28.00

19.5 35.5 80.5 fractures 90.33 70.00 CORE 8 Greyish 10
8
-10.418 29.50 29.50

1 14 70 49.5 horizontal fractures 89.66 26.00 CORE 9 Greyish 10
8
-11.918 31.00 31.00

Fresh, greyish black color, fine grained, closely spaced, angular &
2 22 53 60 91.33 53.00 CORE 8 Greyish 8
8
-13.418 32.50 medium to strong strenght, rough surface, horizontal fractures 32.50
highly to moderately fractured, slightly
white infilled material, BASALT. 4 7.5 54.5 58.5 fractures 83.00 52.66 CORE 10 Greyish 11
8
-14.918 34.00 (depth 29.50m to 35.50m) 34.00

closely spaced, angular &
11.5 39.5 79.5 horizontal fractures 87.00 42.00 CORE 10 Greyish 11
8
-16.418 35.50 35.50
34
BORE HOLE NO : BH 117+008 CO-ORDINATES E: 269518.375 LOCATION : Sakhare ,DAHANU STRUCTURE : VIADUCT
DATE COMPLETED : 07-11-2020 at 5:50 PM (GMT+05.30) ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90⁰ WATER TABLE RECORD DATE : 10-11-2020 at 5:10 PM (GMT+05.30)
BORING TYPE&SIZE: ROTARY BORING & 150mm dia. DRILLING AGENCY : S.M Consultants NAME OF GEOLOGIST : KARM VEER
Cumulative Size of % of Standard Penetration
Core Pieces(cm) Core-Recovery Test (SPT)

Depth of sample(m)
(N2+N3) N- Vlaue
REMARK /
Penetration (cm)
Type of sample
ROP(mm/min)
OBSERVATIONS
Elevation (m)
Description
N3 (45cm)
N2 (30cm)
Depth (m)
Litho-Log
75-150mm
N1 (15cm)
10-25mm
25-75mm
>150mm
% RQD
<10mm
Log
100
20
40
60
80
21.642 0.00
OVER BURDEN : Brown color,fine grained clay 1- Bore hole BH-117+008
0.00 Light
with sand, DS wash sample. clay and sand NA NR DS NR 30 50 drilled up to 35.00m depth
Yellow
21.142 0.50 (0.00m to 0.50m) 0.50
Greyish black color,fine grained, sub rounded Light 2-In the bore hole weathered
cobbles and boulders of BASALT(0.50m to Boulder & Gravels NA 0.00 NR BOULDER NR 30 25 Rock Encountered at 2.00m
1.50 Yellow
20.142 1.50m) 1.50
depth.Fresh Rock
Completely to highly weathered, brownish
Gravels,weathered 15.30 Light Encountered at 9.00m depth
color,fine gained, weak strenght, rough surface, 23 NA 0.00 CORE NR 30 22
materials Brown
18.642 3.00 highly fractured,weathered material. 3.00 3- Bore hole data shows
(depth 1.50m to 4.50m) highly fractured ,widely
Light recovery of core percentage
>15
28 spaced horizontal & 18.60 0.00 CORE 25 14 from 0.00% to 98.60%
Brown
17.142 4.50 angular fractures. 4.50
weathered,widely spaced 4- Bore hole data shows RQD
WEATHERED ROCK: 42.00
horizontal & angular percentage from 0.00% to
Highly to moderately weathered, brownish color,
fractures.
>15
fine grained,weak to medium strength, highly 43 8 12 8.60 CORE 20 Gray 13 98.00 % in complete hole
fractured, rough surface. slightly white infilled depth.
material,weathered ,BASALT(4.50m to 6.00m)
15.642 6.00 6.00
Slightly weathered, greyish black color , fine Closely spaced, angular
5 to 1
grained, stong strength, slightly fractured, calcic 13 101 fractured. 76.00 59.30 CORE 12 Gray 10
14.142 7.50 plagioclase feldsper infilled material 7.50
widely spaced,angular
8 to 5
Amygdaloidal BASALT.(depth 6.00m to 9.00m)
21 14 68 and horizontal fractures. 68.60 41.30 CORE 15 Gray 9
12.642 9.00 9.00
5 to 1
148 horizontal fractures 98.60 92.00 CORE 5 Gray 6
11.142 10.50 10.50
5 to 1 5 to 1 5 to 1
Fresh, greyish black color , fine grained, strong 88.60
8.5 124 fractures 80.60 CORE 5 Gray 11
9.642 12.00 strength, slightly fractured, calcic plagioclase 12.00
feldsper infilled material Amygdaloidal, BASALT. widely spaced horizontal
(depth 9.00m to 15.00m) 9.4 118 fractures 98.30 86.60 CORE 5 Gray 10
8.142 13.50 13.50
140 fractures 98.30 90.00 CORE 5 Gray 11
6.642 15.00 15.00
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained, strong, closely spaced angular &
90.00
8 to 5
slightly fractured,medium calcic plagioclase horizontal fractures
1 10 21 103 82.00 CORE 5 Gray 11
feldspar infilled material, BASALT.(depth 15.00m
5.142 16.50 to 16.50m) 16.50
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained, One set joint, closely
strong,slightly fractured, calcic plagioclase spaced horizontal fracture 93.30 5 to 1
7 24 109 88.00 CORE 5 Gray 10
3.642 18.00 BASALT.(depth 16.50m to 18.00m) 18.00
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine closely spaced, angular &
5 to 1
grained,strong,smooth surface,slightly fractured, 17 119 horizontal fractures 70.60 77.30 CORE 10 Gray 11
2.142 19.50 BASALT. 19.50
5 to 1
(depth 18.00m to 21.00m)

27 115 fractures 94.60 94.30 CORE 5 Gray 10
0.642 21.00 21.00
Fresh,greyish black color ,fine grained, strong, widely spaced, angular &
92.60
8 to 5
moderately to slightly fractured, calcic plagioclase 2 15 15 79.5 horizontal fractures 65.30 CORE 5 Gray 8
feldspar infilled material, amygdaloidal
-0.858 22.50 BASALT.(21.0m to 22.50m) 22.50
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained, strong, 1 sets of joint
5 to 1
slightly fractured, calcic plagioclase feldspar 147 45⁰, medium spaced 98.00 98.00 CORE 5 Gray 12
-2.358 24.00 infilled material,amygdaloidal BASALT. horizontal fractures 24.00
(depth 22.50m to 25.50m) closely spaced horizontal
5 to 1
12 132 fracture 96.00 96.00 CORE 5 Gray 10

-3.858 25.50 25.50
5 to 1
9 125 horizontal fractures 89.30 82.00 CORE 5 Gray 10

-5.358 27.00 Fresh, greyish black color , fine grained, strong 27.00
very closely spaced
5 to 1
strength, smooth surface, slightly fractured,

,BASALT. 144 horizontal fractures 96.00 96.00 CORE 5 Gray 11
-6.858 28.50 28.50
(depth 25.50m to 30.00m)
5 to 1
146 fractures 97.30 97.30 CORE 5 Gray 13

-8.358 30.00 30.00
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained, strong, closely spaced horizontal
93.30
5 to 1
slightly fractured, calcic plagioclase feldspar fractures

8.5 31.5 87.30 CORE 5 Gray 13
infilled material,amygdaloidal BASALT.(depth
-9.858 31.50 30.00m to 31.50m) 31.50
Fresh, greyish black color , fine grained, strong closely spaced, angular &
5 to 1
strength, smooth surface, moderately to slightly 14.5 130 horizontal fractures 96.00 96.00 CORE 5 Gray 10
-11.358 33.00 fractured, slightly white infilled material, BASALT. 33.00
(depth 31.50m to 35.00m) widely spaced, angular &
8 to 5
20 14.5 105 horizontal fractures 93.30 77.30 CORE 5 Gray 10

-12.858 34.50 34.50
5 to 1
9 15 16 horizontal fractures 88.00 58.00 CORE 7 Gray 11

-13.358 35.00 35.00
35
BORE HOLE NO : BH 123+000 CO-ORDINATES E: 270140.979 LOCATION : CHARI ,DAHANU STRUCTURE : VIADUCT
DATE COMPLETED : 02-11-2020 at 01:50PM (GMT+05.30) ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90⁰ WATER TABLE RECORD DATE &TIME
: 05-11-2020 at 02:30 PM (GMT+05.30)
Cumulative Size of Core % of Standard Penetration Test
Pieces(cm) Core-Recovery (SPT)

Penetration (cm)

Depth of sample(m)
(N2+N3) N- Vlaue
REMARK /
Type of sample
ROP(mm/min)
OBSERVATIONS
Elevation (m)
Description
N3 (45cm)
N2 (30cm)
Depth (m)
Litho-Log
75-150mm
N1 (15cm)
10-25mm
25-75mm
>150mm
% RQD
<10mm
Log
100
20
40
60
80
25.365 0.00
OVER BURDEN : Brown color, fine grained 1- Bore hole BH-123+000
clay with sand, DS wash sample.(depth clay and sand NA 0.00 NR 0.50 DS NR 30 Gray 40 drilled up to 35.20m depth
24.865 0.50 0.00m to 0.50m)
clay with sand and 2-In the bore hole
1.50 gravel
NA 0.00 NR 1.00 SPT 50 __ __ >50 6 NR 25 Gray 30 weathered Rock
23.865
clay with sand and
22.865 2.50 gravel
NA 0.00 NR 2.00 SPT 50 __ __ >50 5 NR 30 Gray 28 depth..
&Fresh Rock Encountered
clay with sand and
3.50 gravel
NA 0.00 NR 3.00 SPT 50 __ __ >50 5 NR 25 Gray 25 at 18.00m depth.
21.865 & Slightly weathered from
Brown color, fine grained clay with sand and
clay with sand and 22.50m to 28.00m
20.865 4.50
granules.
gravel
NA 2.00
0.00 NR 4.00 SPT 50 __ __ >50 4 NR 25 Gray 24
granules and gravel NA 3.00 NR 5.00 SPT 50 __ __ >50 3 NR 20 Gray 23 3- Bore hole data shows
19.865 5.50 0.00
recovery of core percentage
from 24.33% to 98.33%
6.50
granules and gravel NA 4.00
0 NR 6.00 SPT 50 __ __ >50 3 NR 25 Gray 22
18.865
clay with sand and 4- Bore hole data shows
NA 0.00 NR 7.00 SPT 50 __ __ >50 2 NR 20 Gray 20 RQD percentage from
17.865 7.50 gravel
7.20% to 90.66 % in
gravels weathered 51.66
>15
44 2 32 0.00 CORE 15 Gray 15 complete hole depth.
material
16.365 9.00 9.00
Weathered Rock :
>15
Completely to highly weathered, yellowish 30 26 18.0 0.00 CORE 15 Gray 16
and horizontal fractures
14.865 10.50 brown color, medium to fine grained, weak 10.50
strength, rough surface, highly fractured,
>15
weathered BASALT. 12.5 2 22 0.00 CORE 20 Gray 18
13.365 12.00 (depth 7.50m to 13.50m) 12.00
>15
23 8.5 7.5 20 16.5 0.00 CORE 15 Gray 15
11.865 13.50 13.50
Slightly weathered, greyish black color, fine medium spaced,
15 to8
6 10 65.5 angular & horizontal
67.66 12.00 CORE 12 Gray 12
grained, medium to strong strength, rough
10.365 15.00 surface, highly fractured, calcic plagioclase fractures 15.00
15 to8
BASALT. widely spaced, angular 90.33
1 29 71.5 34.5 37.06 CORE 8 Gray 8
(depth 13.50m to 16.50m) & horizontal fractures
8.865 16.50 16.50
Slightly weathered, greyish black color, fine
15 to8
grained, medium to strong strength, highly widely spaced, angular 84.00
8 28 45 45 46.66 CORE 10 Gray 10
fractured, BASALT. & horizontal fractures
7.365 18.00 (depth 16.50m to 18.00m) 18.00
medium spaced,
8 to 5
7 42.5 93 angular & horizontal 95.00 77.33 CORE 5 Gray 5

5.865 19.50 fractures 19.50
Fresh Rock :
5 to 1

10.0 131
closely spaced 98.00 84.00 CORE 4
Light
4
strong strength, slightly fractured, BASALT. horizontal fractures Gray
4.365 21.00 21.00
(depth 18.00m to 22.50m)
5 to 1
4.5 140.5
closely spaced angular 96.66 90.66 CORE 5
Light
4
and horizontal fractures Gray
2.865 22.50 22.50
medium spaced,
61.66
8 to 5
Slightly weathered, greyish black color, fine 20 14 58.5 angular & horizontal 34.00 CORE 12 Greyish 12
1.365 24.00 grained, strong strength, highly fractured, fractures 24.00
BASALT.
closely spaced angular 35.66
>15
(depth 22.50m to 25.50m) 38 15.5 7.20 CORE 15 Greyish 15

and horizontal fractures
-0.135 25.50 25.50
medium spaced, 44.33
>15
Slightly weathered to fresh, brown color, fine 35 12 20 angular & horizontal 7.66 CORE 12 Greyish 13
27.00 grained, medium to strong strength, highly fractures
-1.635 27.00
fractured,BASALT..
8 to 5
(depth 25.50 to 28.00m) closely spaced 66.00

18 12 7.5 29 25.00 CORE 15 Greyish 15
-2.635 28.00 28.00
8 to 5
Fresh, greyish black color , fine grained, 6.5 15 118

closely spaced 91.00 63.33 CORE 6 Greyish 5
-4.135 29.50 strong strength, moderately fractured, calcic 29.50
medium spaced, 93.00
8 to 5
Amygdaloidal BASALT.
11 7.5 24 94 angular & horizontal 59.00 CORE 5 Greyish 6
(depth 28.00m to 31.00m)
fractures
-5.635 31.00 31.00
8 to 5
closely spaced 98.33

88
6 27.5 114 73.33 CORE 4 Greyish 4
-7.135 32.50 32.50
strong strength, moderately to slightly
8 to 5
13 15 103
88
65 56.66 CORE 10 Greyish 8
fractured, calcic plagioclase feldspar infilled horizontal fractures.
-8.635 34.00 material, Amygdaloidal BASALT. 34.00
(depth 31.00m to 35.00m) closely spaced angular
80.41
88
65
5 to 1
34 62.5 and horizontal 72.40 CORE 4 Greyish 5

-9.835 35.20 fractures. 35.20
36
: GROUND ELEVATION MSL: 15.967m TYPE OF CORE BARREL : Double Tube Core Barrel CASING : Hx up to 6.0m
DATE COMPLETED : 22-10-2020 at 02:00PM (GMT+05.30) ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90⁰ WATER TABLE RECORD DATE : 25-10-2020 at 2:45PM (GMT+05.30)

Depth of sample(m)
REMARK /
(N2+N3) N- Vlaue
Penetration (cm)
Type of sample
OBSERVATIONS
ROP(mm/min)
Elevation (m)
Description
N3 (45cm)
N2 (30cm)
N1 (15cm)
75-150mm
Depth (m)
Litho-Log
10-25mm
25-75mm
>150mm
% RQD
<10mm
Log
100
20
40
60
80
15.967 0.00
OVER BURDEN : Brown color,fine grained clay clay and sand NA 0.00 NR DS NR 30 Gray 40 drilled up to 35.00m depth
15.467 0.50 with sand, DS wash sample. 0.50
(depth 0.00m to 1.00m) 2-In the bore hole weathered
clay and sand NA 0.00 NR 1.00 UDS 25 NR 30 Gray 28
14.967 1.00 Rock Encountered at 5.50m
depth.Fresh Rock
13.967 2.00
Clay, Gravels NA 0.00 NR 2.00 SPT 27 50 >50 >50 20 NR 25 Gray 19
depth
Brown color,fine gained, weak strenght,gravels Clay, Gravels NA 0.00 NR 3.00 SPT 24 50 >50 >50 6 NR 20 Gray 20
12.967 3.00
and granules & cobbles. 3- Bore hole data shows
(depth 1.00m to 5.00m) Clay, Gravels NA 0.00 NR 4.00 SPT >50 __ __ >50 4 NR 30 Gray 20 recovery of core percentage
11.967 4.00 2.00 from 71.00% to 100%
Clay, Gravels NA 0.00 NR 5.00 SPT >50 __ __ >50 NR 25 Gray 19
10.967 5.00 3.00 4- Bore hole data shows
Black color,fine gained, ,clay with gravels D.S RQD percentage from
Clay, Gravels NA 0.00 NR DS NR 30 Gray 20 42.00% to 98.00 % in
10.467 5.50 wash sample.(depth 5.00m to 5.50m) 4.00 5.50
complete hole depth.
15 to 8
19 23 102 & horizontal fractures 96.00 72.00 CORE 5 Gray 8
8.967 7.00 Slightly weathered, greyish black color, fine 7.00
grained, medium to strong strength, highly to widely spaced, angular
8 to 5
moderately fractured, calcic plagioclase feldspar 19 80 50 & horizontal fractures 99.30 73.00 CORE 4 Gray 8
infilled material, amygdoloidal BASALT.
7.467 8.50 8.50
(depth 5.50m to 10.00m) widely spaced,
8 to 5
86.00 Light
1.5 15 18.5 94 horizontal fractures 67.00 CORE 7 7
Gray
5.967 10.00 10.00
15 to 8
19 123 & horizontal fractures 95.00 85.33 CORE 5
Light
7
Fresh, Greyish black color , fine grained, Gray
4.467 11.50 medium to strong strength, highly to moderately 11.50
fractured, slightly white infilled material, BASALT. widely spaced, angular
8 to 5
(depth 10.00m to 13.00m) & horizontal fractures 86.00 Light
1 11 65 52 72.00 CORE 6 5
Gray
2.967 13.00 13.00
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained,strong closely spaced,
83.30
5 to 1
strength, smooth surface, moderately to slightly angular & horizontal Light
15 6.5 12 110 fractures 78.00 CORE 8 4
fractured, BASALT. Gray
1.467 14.50 (depth 13.00m to 14.50m) 14.50
widely spaced,
5 to 1
96.00 Light
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained, strong 148 horizontal fractures 93.33 CORE 5 6
Gray
-0.033 16.00 strength, smooth surface, slightly fractured, 16.00
BASALT. closely spaced,
8 to 5
(depth 14.50m to 17.50m) 14 136 horizontal fractures 100.00 98.00 CORE 5 Gray 6
-1.533 17.50 17.50
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained, strong widely spaced, angular
& horizontal fractures 87.00
8 to 5
strength, smooth surface, moderately to slightly
41 77 85.00 CORE 7 Gray 8
fractured, BASALT.
-3.033 19.00 (depth 17.50m to 19.00m) 19.00
5 to 1
39.5 100 & horizontal fractures 93.00 90.00 CORE 6 Gray 5

-4.533 20.50 20.50
widely spaced
5 to 1
Fresh, greyish black color, fine grained, strong 5 66 horizontal fracture 71.00 68.00 CORE 9 Gray 8
-5.533 21.50 strength, smooth surface, slightly fractured, 21.50
BASALT. widely spaced,
5 to 1
(depth 19.00m to 24.50m) 15 130 horizontal fractures 96.60 92.00 CORE 6 Gray 5
-7.033 23.00 23.00
widely spaced,
5 to 1
19.5 121.5 horizontal fractures 94.00 85.33 CORE 6 Gray 5

-8.533 24.50 24.50
widely spaced
8 to 5
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained, strong 7 118 horizontal fractures, 1 83.30 80.00 CORE 7 Gray 5
strength, moderately to slightly fractured, calcic set of joint, 50⁰.
-10.033 26.00 plagioclase feldspar infilled material, 26.00
amygdaloidal BASALT. widely spaced,
83.00
>15
(depth 24.50m to 27.50m) 6 51 67.5 horizontal fractures 70.60 CORE 7 Gray 5

-11.533 27.50 27.50
Fresh, greyish black color , fine grained, medium widely spaced, angular
to strong strength, rough surface highly to & horizontal fractures. 75.66
5 to 1
moderately fractured, calcic plagioclase feldspar 32 1.5 29 35 16 42.00 CORE 8 Gray 9

infilled material, Amygdaloidal BASALT.
-13.033 29.00 (depth 27.50m to 29.00m) 29.00
widely spaced,
8 to 5
Fresh, greyish black color , fine grained, strong 12 138 horizontal fractures. 100.00 96.00 CORE 5 Gray 3
-14.533 30.50 strength, smooth surface, moderately to slightly, 30.50
fractured, BASALT. closely spaced,
15 to
(depth 29.00m to 32.00m) 21.5 128.5 horizontal fractures. 100.00

88.00 88.00 CORE 4 Gray 4
8
-16.033 32.00 32.00

closely spaced
15 to 8 15 to 8
Fresh, brownish with greyish black color, fine horizontal fractures. 99.00
88.00
65.00
4.5 16 89 39 84.00 CORE 5 Gray 5
grained, medium to strong strength, highly to
-17.533 33.50 moderately fractured, calcic plagioclase feldspar 33.50
infilled material, Amygdaloidal BASALT. widely spaced, angular
1.5 2 18 54.5 74 & horizontal fractures. 100.00
88.00
65.00 84.00 CORE 4 Gray 5
(depth 32.00m to 35.00m)
-19.033 35.00 35.00
37
Geological Log of Drill Hole BH-CH-123+995
BORE HOLE NO : BH 123+995 CO-ORDINATES E: 270554.162 LOCATION : Asave ,Dahanu STRUCTURE : VIADUCT
GROUND ELEVATION MSL: 8.867m TYPE OF CORE BARREL : Double Tube Core Barrel CASING : Nx up to 1.50m
DATE COMPLETED : 09-11-2020 at 06.15PM (GMT+05.30) ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90⁰ WATER TABLE RECORD DATE : 12-11-2020 at 6:30 PM (GMT+05.30)

Penetration (cm)

Depth of sample(m)
(N2+N3) N- Vlaue
Lithological Description REMARK / OBSERVATIONS
Type of sample
ROP(mm/min)
Elevation (m)
Description
N3 (45cm)
N2 (30cm)
N1 (15cm)
Depth (m)
75-150mm
Litho-Log
10-25mm
25-75mm
>150mm
% RQD
<10mm
Log
100
20
40
60
80
8.867 0.00
OVER BURDEN : Brown color,fine grained 1- Bore hole BH-123+995 drilled
0
NR
clay with sand, DS wash sample. Clay and sand NA NR DS 30 Grayish 40 up to 35.00m depth
8.367 0.50 (depth 0.00m to 0.50m) 0.50
Brown color,fine grained clay with sand, 2-In the bore hole weathered
9.33
>15
gravels & granules, weathered rock. 14 Granules and Gravels 0.00 CORE 20 Grayish 35 Rock Encountered at 0.50m
(depth 0.50m to 1.50m) depth.Fresh Rock Encountered
7.367 1.50 1.50
at 4.50m depth
Highly to moderately weathered, greyish black
color, fine grained, weak strength, highly widely spaced, angular 48.66
>15
66 7 0.00 CORE 15 Grayish 30 3- Bore hole data shows
fractured, wethered BASALT. & horizontal fractures recovery of core percentage
5.867 3.00 (depth 1.50m to 3.00m) 3.00 from 9.33% to 100.00%
Slightly weathered, greyish black color, fine 89.00
8 to 5
widely spaced, angular 4- Bore hole data shows RQD
grained, strong strenght, moderately fractured, 17 11 105.5 60.66 CORE 12 Gray 11
& horizontal fractures percentage from 0.00 to 99.00
BASALT.(depth 3.00m to 4.50m)
4.367 4.50 4.50 % in complete hole depth.
Fresh, greyish black color, fine grained, strong medium spaced,
15 to 8
85.66
strenght, slightly fractured, BASALT.(depth 2 19 16 91.5 angular & horizontal 60.00 CORE 10 Gray 13
4.50m to 6.00m) fractures
2.867 6.00 6.00
>15
medium to strong strenght, highly fractured, 16 4 6 38.5 25 20.00 CORE 15 Gray 15
5 to 1
1 set of joint 30⁰, 100.00
150 99.00 CORE 4 Gray 4
-0.133 9.00 Fresh, greyish black color, fine grained, strong 9.00
strenght, slightly fractured, BASALT.(depth
80.00
8 to 5
7.50m to 10.50m) 1 set of joint 30⁰ angular
2.5 28.5 89.0 65.66 CORE 10 Gray 8
-1.633 10.50 10.50
5 to 1
widely spaced, 87.33
6.5 37.0 87.5 72.33 CORE 8 Gray 7
-3.133 12.00 Fresh, brownish to greyish black color, fine 12.00
grained,strong, moderately to slightly fractured,
8 to 5
medium spaced 81.00
calcic plagioclase feldspar infilled material, 2 17 9.5 94 59.66 CORE 10 Gray 8
-4.633 13.50 horizontal fractures 13.50
(depth 10.50m to 15.00m) medium spaced,
5 to 1
26 106 angular & horizontal 88.00 74.66 CORE 7 Gray 6
-6.133 15.00 fractures 15.00
Fresh, brownish to greyish black color, fine
grained,strong, highly fractured, calcic 82.00
>15
plagioclase feldspar infilled material, 23 2 3 14 81.5 61.66 CORE 8 Gray 6
-7.633 16.50 (depth 15.00m to 16.50m) 16.50
Fresh, greyish black color, fine grained, strong 99.66
8 to 5
strenght, moderately to slightly fractured, calcic closely spaced, angular
18.00 1 2 6.5 140 91.33 CORE 4 Grayish 4
plagioclase feldspar infilled material, & horizontal fractures
BASALT.(depth 16.50m to 18.00m)
-9.133 18.00
5 to 1
13 135
closely spaced 98.60 88.13 CORE 5 Grayish 5
-10.633 19.50 19.50
8 to 5
13.5 132.5
closely spaced 97.30 73.33 CORE 5 Grayish 5
-12.133 21.00 21.00
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained, strong,
92.00
8 to 5
moderately to slightly fractured, calcic closely spaced

2.5 13.5 122 86.80 CORE 6 Grayish 5
plagioclase feldspar infilled material, horizontal fractures
-13.633 22.50 Amygdaloidal BASALT. 22.50
(depth 18.00m to 25.50m)
94.00
8 to 5
medium spaced
20.5 120.5 85.33 CORE 5 Gray 6
-15.133 24.00 24.00
84.30
5 to 1
medium spaced
126.5 88.13 CORE 6 Grayish 8
-16.633 25.50 25.50
Fresh, greyish black color, fine grained,strong, 96.00

5 to 1
slightly fractured, calcic plagioclase feldspar closely spaced

26 118 90.33 CORE 4 Grayish 4
infilled material, Amygdaloidal BASALT. horizontal fractures
(depth 25.50m to 27.00m)
-18.133 27.00 27.00
8 to 5

34.8 105 84.20 CORE 5 Grayish 5
-19.633 28.50 Fresh, greyish black color, fine grained,strong, 28.50
moderately to slightly fractured, calcic
5 to 1
medium spaced 93.00

plagioclase feldspar infilled material, 139.5 91.00 CORE 5 Grayish 5
-21.133 30.00 Amygdaloidal BASALT. 30.00
(depth 27.00m to 31.50m)
8 to 5
closely spaced, angular 97.66

3 17.5 126 88.00 CORE 4 Grayish 4
-22.633 31.50 31.50
8 to 5
Fresh, greyish black color, fine grained,strong, 5 21 117

medium spaced 95.33 75.00 CORE 4 Grayish 5
-24.133 33.00 moderately to slightly fractured, calcic 33.00
15 to 8
Amygdaloidal BASALT. medium spaced 88.66

(depth 31.50m to 34.50m) 7.5 41.0 84.5 60.00 CORE 8 Grayish 7
-25.633 34.50 34.50
Fresh, greyish black color, fine grained, strong,
74.00
5 to 1
slightly fractured, calcic plagioclase feldspar closely spaced

12 25 50.00 CORE 10 Grayish 8
infilled material, Amygdaloidal BASALT.(depth horizontal fractures
-26.133 35.00 34.50m to 35.00m) 35.00
38
CHAINAGE (Km) : 127+000 N: 2210990.541 TOTAL DEPTH : 35.00m TYPE OF BIT : N x-Diamond imp
: GROUND ELEVATION MSL: 32.172m TYPE OF CORE BARREL : Double Tube Core Barrel CASING : Hx up to 2.0m &
START DATE : 17-10-2020 DEPTH OF WATER TABLE : 5.8M Nx 2.0m to 10.50m

Penetration (cm)

Depth of sample(m)
(N2+N3) N- Vlaue
REMARK /
Type of sample
ROP(mm/min)
OBSERVATIONS
Elevation (m)
Description
N3 (45cm)
N2 (30cm)
N1 (15cm)
75-150mm
Depth (m)
Litho-Log
10-25mm
25-75mm
>150mm
% RQD
<10mm
Log
100
20
40
60
80
32.172 0.00
clay and sand NA 0.00 NR 0.50 DS NR 30 Gray 40 drilled up to 35.00m depth
31.672 0.50
OVER BURDEN : Brown color,fine grained clay with
sand, DS wash sample. clay and sand NA 0.00 NR 1.00 UDS NR 35 Gray 28 2-In the bore hole weathered
31.172 1.00 (depth 0.00m to 2.00m) Rock Encountered at 10.10m
depth.Fresh Rock
Clay, Gravels NA 0.00 NR 2.00 SPT 7 9 13 22 45 NR 30 Gray 19
Encountered at 18.00m depth
30.172 2.00
Clay, Gravels NA 0.00 NR 3.00 UDS NR 30 Gray 20 3- Bore hole data shows
29.172 3.00 recovery of core percentage
from 42.00% to 98.00%
Gravels, granulars NA 0.00 NR 4.00 SPT 17 35 45 80 45 NR 35 Gray 20
28.172 4.00 2.00 4- Bore hole data shows RQD
percentage from 0.00% to
Gravels, granulars NA 0.00 NR 5.00 SPT 19 40 50 90 45 NR 30 Gray 19 87.00 % in complete hole
27.172 5.00 3.00 depth.
Brown color,fine grained,weak strength,gravels and

Gravels, granulars NA 0.00 NR 6.00 SPT 40 50 __ >50 22 NR 20 Gray 20
26.172 6.00 granules & cobbles. 4.00
(depth 2.00m to 10.00m)
25.172 7.00
Gravels, granulars NA 0.00 NR 8.00 SPT 50 __ __ >50 13 NR 30 Gray 8
24.172 8.00
23.172 9.00
Gravels, granulars NA 0.00 NR 10.00 SPT 50 __ __ >50 10 NR 20 Gray 7

22.072 10.10
8 to 5
Highly weathered,brownish to greyish black color ,fine 16 15 15 horizontal fractures 51.10 13.00 CORE 15 Gray 8
21.172 11.00 grained,medium to strong strength,highly fractured, 11.00
weathered BASALT. widely spaced, angular &
15 to 8
(depth 10.10m to 12.00m) 14 2 17.5 8 horizontal fractures 42.00 0.00 CORE 15 Gray 9
20.172 12.00 12.00
8 to 5
5 3 43.5 23 horizontal fractures 74.50 21.00 CORE 10 Gray 7
19.172 13.00 13.00
Slightiy weathered, greyish black color ,fine widely spaced, angular &
5 to 1
grained,medium to strong strength,highly to 2.5 6 24 30 horizontal fractures 62.50 39.00 CORE 15 Gray 10
moderately fractured, BASALT.
18.172 14.00 14.00
(depth 12.00m to 15.00m)
66.00
8 to 5
2 27.5 36 35.00 CORE 15 Gray 9
17.172 15.00 15.00

83.00
8 to 5
17.5 8.0 57 horizontal fractures 47.00 CORE 10 Gray 8
16.172 16.00 16.00
Slightly weathered, greyish black color, fine grained,
5 to 1
medium to strong strength,highly to moderately 92.50
fractured, BASALT. 13 79.5 horizontal fractures 66.00 CORE 5 Gray 5
15.172 17.00 (depth 15.00m to 18.00m) 17.00
15 to 8
17 7 31.5 29 horizontal fractures 84.50 28.00 CORE 8 Gray 8
14.172 18.00 18.00
Fresh, greyish black color, fine grained, strong widely spaced, angular &
15 to 8
strength,smooth surface, slightly fractured, 2 20 14.5 34.0 horizontal fractures 70.50 42.00 CORE 8 Gray 9
90.00
5 to 1
widely spaced angular

90 82.00 CORE 9 Gray 4
fractures.
12.172 20.00 20.00
8 to 5
Fresh, greyish black color , fine grained, strong 15 23 33.0 horizontal fractures 71.00 31.00 CORE 15 Gray 10
11.172 21.00 strength, moderately to slightly fractured,slightly white 21.00
infilled material, BASALT.(depth 19.00m to 23.00m) widely spaced, angular &
5 to 1
14 9 60 horizontal fractures. 83.00 57.50 CORE 12 Gray 8

10.172 22.00 22.00
15 to 8
17 23.5 34 horizontal fractures. 79.50 52.50 CORE 9 Gray 9

9.172 23.00 23.00
closely spaced, angular
5 to 1
Fresh, brownish with greyish black color, fine grained, 9 89.0 & horizontal fractures. 88.00
98.00 83.00 CORE 4 Gray 4
8.172 24.00 strong strength, smooth surface, slightly fractured, 24.00
slightly white infilled material, BASALT.(depth 23.00m widely spaced, angular &
5 to 1
to 25.00m) 8 77.5 horizontal fractures 85.50

88.00
65.00 63.00 CORE 10 Gray 8
7.172 25.00 25.00
8 to 5
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained,medium to 29 52.5 horizontal fractures 100.00
65.00
81.50
88.00 45.00 CORE 15 Gray 8
6.172 26.00 strong strength, highly to moderately fractured, 26.00
BASALT. widely spaced, angular &
15 to 8
(depth 25.00m to 27.00m) 3.5 39 8 33 horizontal fractures 100.00

65.00
83.50
88.00 22.00 CORE 12 Gray 8
5.172 27.00 27.00
5 to 1
11 80.5 horizontal fractures

100.00
65.00
91.50
99.00
88.00 74.00 CORE 15 Gray 5
4.172 28.00 28.00
closely spaced,
5 to 1
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained,strong 9.5 73.5 horizontal fractures. 100.00
65.00
83.00
99.00
88.00 72.50 CORE 7 Gray 7
3.172 29.00 strength, smooth surface, slightly fractured,slightly 29.00
white infilled material, BASALT.(depth 27.00m to widely spaced, angular &
5 to 1
31.00m) 8 7 81 horizontal fractures 100.00

65.00
96.00
99.00
88.00 76.00 CORE 8 Gray 6
2.172 30.00 30.00
5 to 1
5 7 31 38.5 horizontal fractures 100.00

65.00
81.50
99.00
88.00 52.00 CORE 9 Gray 7
1.172 31.00 31.00
5 to 1
18.5 75.5 horizontal fractures 100.00

65.00
94.00
99.00
88.00 70.50 CORE 10 Gray 4
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained,strong
0.172 32.00 32.00
strength, smooth surface, slightly fractured,
5 to 1
BASALT.(depth 31.00m to 33.00m) 100.00

65.00
99.00
88.00
19 69 horizontal fractures 74.00 CORE 10 Gray 8
-0.828 33.00 33.00
5 to 1
Fresh, greyish black color ,fine grained,strong 17.5 79.5 & horizontal fractures. 100.00
65.00
97.00
99.00
88.00 78.00 CORE 12 Gray 5
-1.828 34.00 strength, smooth surface, slightly fractured,slightly 34.00
white infilled material, BASALT.(depth 33.00m to closely spaced,
5 to 1
35.00m) 93 horizontal fractures. 100.00

88.00
65.00
93.00 87.00 CORE 13 Gray 6
-2.828 35.00 35.00
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BORE HOLE NO : BH 127+430 CO-ORDINATES E: 272668.925 LOCATION : VASANTWADI,DAHANU STRUCTURE : VIADUCT

: GROUND ELEVATION MSL: 30.189m TYPE OF CORE BARREL : Double Tube Core Barrel CASING : Nx up to 4.0m
DATE COMPLETED : 27-10-2020 at 3.:20PM (GMT+05.30) ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90⁰ WATER TABLE RECORD DATE : 30-10-2020 at 3:55PM (GMT+05.30)

Penetration (cm)

Depth of sample(m)
(N2+N3) N- Vlaue
REMARK /
Type of sample
OBSERVATIONS
ROP(mm/min)
Elevation (m)
Description
N3 (45cm)
N2 (30cm)
Litho-Log
Depth (m)
75-150mm
N1 (15cm)
10-25mm
25-75mm
>150mm
% RQD
<10mm
Log
100
20
40
60
80
30.189 0.00
clay and sand NA NR 0.50 DS NR 30 Gray 35 drilled up to 35.00m depth
29.689 0.50 OVER BURDEN : Brown color,fine grained clay with 0.00
sand, DS wash sample. clay and sand NA NR 1.00 UDS NR 30 Gray 25 2-In the bore hole weathered
29.189 1.00 (depth 0.00m to 2.00m) 0.00 Rock Encountered at 2.0m
depth.Fresh Rock
Clay, Gravels NA NR 2.00 SPT 35 50 __ >50 22 NR 25 Gray 22
28.189 2.00 0.00 Encountered at 9.0m depth.&
slighly weathered from 23.00
5 to 1
2.5 5 0.00 Boulders 20 Gray 20 to 25.00 , 28.00m to 30.00m
27.189 3.00 fractures 0.00 3.00
Highly weathered, greyish black color, fined grained,
medium to strong strength, slightly fractured, calcic 3- Bore hole data shows
8 to 5
3 2 7
widely spaced, angular 11.00 0.00 CORE 22 Gray 18 recovery of core percentage
plagioclase feldsper infilled material amydoloidal fractures
26.189 4.00 BASALT. 2.00 4.00 from 7.50% to 97.00%
5 to 1
1 2 9
4- Bore hole data shows RQD
horizontal fractures percentage from 0.00% to
25.189 5.00 3.00 5.00
91.00 % in complete hole
Slightly weathered, greyish black color, fined grained, depth.
medium to strong strength, highly fractured, calcic 80.00
closely spaced,
>15
plagioclase feldsper infilled material amydoloidal 9 18 13 40.5 29.00 CORE 12 Gray 10
BASALT.
24.189 6.00 ( 5.00m to 6.00m) 4.00 6.00
5 to 1
widely spaced, angular & 63.00.
6 19.5 37.5 36.00 CORE 15 Gray 11
23.189 7.00 Slightly weathered, greyish black color, fined grained, 7.00
strong strength, slightly fractured, calcic plagioclase
5 to 1
feldsper infilled material amydoloidal BASALT. 9 49 48.50 CORE 15 Gray 12
22.189 8.00 (depth 6.00m to 9.00m) 8.00
5 to 1
3 10.0 68 77.50 CORE 12 Gray 10
21.189 9.00 horizontal fractures. 9.00
5 to 1
1 set of joint 45⁰ 90.50
90.5 87.00 CORE 8 Gray 8
20.189 10.00 10.00
5 to 1
76 72.00 CORE 15 Gray 10
19.189 11.00 11.00
Fresh, greyish black color, fined grained, strong
5 to 1
strength, slightly fractured, calcic plagioclase 86
widely spaced, horizontal 86.00 84.50 CORE 10 Gray 9
feldsper infilled material amydoloidal BASALT. fractures
18.189 12.00 12.00
(depth 9.00m to 14.00m)
5 to 1
82 79.00 CORE 12 Gray 10
17.189 13.00 13.00
5 to 1
94
closely spaced, 94.00 91.00 CORE 4 Gray 5
16.189 14.00 14.00
93.00
5 to 1
Fresh, brownish to greyish black color, fined grained, 93 84.00 CORE 5 Gray 5
fractures.
15.00 strong strength, slightly fractured, calcic plagioclase
15.189 15.00
feldsper infilled material amydoloidal BASALT.
5 to 1
(depth 14.00m to 16.00m) widely spaced, angular & 82.50
13 13.0 56.5 68.00 CORE 10 Gray 8
14.189 16.00 16.00
5 to 1
widely spaced, angular & 97.00
97 87.00 CORE 5 Gray 5
13.189 17.00 17.00
Fresh, greyish black color, fined grained, strong
8 to 5
strength, smooth surface, slightly fractured, widely spaced, angular & 86.50
5 13 40.5 28 39.00 CORE 12 Gray 8
BASALT. horizontal fractures
12.189 18.00 (depth 16.00m to 19.00m) 18.00 5 to 1

20 69.0 66.00 CORE 10 Gray 9
fractures.
11.189 19.00 19.00
94.50
5 to 1

4 14 76.5 71.00 CORE 5 Gray 4
fractures.
10.189 20.00 20.00
5 to 1
Fresh, greyish black color, fined grained, strong widely spaced, angular & 85.00
13 72.0 67.00 CORE 10 Gray 10
strength, smooth surface, slightly fractured, slightly horizontal fractures
9.189 21.00 21.00
white infilled material, BASALT.
(depth 19.00m to 23.00m)
5 to 1
1 5 11 73.5
8.189 22.00 22.00
5 to 1

23 67 57.00 CORE 5 Gray 9
& horizontal fractures.
7.189 23.00 23.00

88
>15
Slightly weathered, brownish to greyish black color, 32 5 35 17.0 30.00 CORE 10 Gray 7
fined grained, medium to strong strength, highly & horizontal fractures.
6.189 24.00 24.00
fractured, calcic plagioclase feldspar infilled material,
Amygdaloidal BASALT. widely spaced, angular & Chart
57.50
88Title
>15
(depth 23.00m to 25.00m) 20 3.5 15 19 31.00 CORE 15 Gray 12

5.189 25.00 25.00
8 to 5
1 43.5 31
widely spaced, angular & Chart
75.50
88Title 67.00 CORE 12 Gray 9
4.189 26.00 26.00
Fresh, brownish to greyish black color, fined grained,
5 to 1
strong strength, slightly fractured, calcic plagioclase closely spaced, angular Chart
86.00
88Title
4 81 77.00 CORE 10 Gray 8
feldspar infilled material, Amygdaloidal BASALT. & horizontal fractures.
3.189 27.00 27.00
(depth 25.00m to 28.00m)
5 to 1
94
closely spaced, angular Chart
94.00
2.189 28.00 28.00
5 to 1
Slightly weathered to fresh, brownish to greyish black 2 10.5 30

widely spaced, angular & Chart
42.50
1.189 29.00 color, fined grained, strong strength, moderately 29.00
fractured, calcic plagioclase feldspar infilled material,
Amygdaloidal BASALT. Chart
78.00
88Title
5 to 1

(depth 28.00m to 30.00m) 5 7 21 45 43.00 CORE 12 Grayish 10
0.189 30.00 30.00
Fresh, brownish to greyish black color, fined grained,
strong strength, fractured are not present, calcic Chart
94.00
88Title
>1
plagioclase feldspar infilled material, Amygdaloidal 94 intact,rough 91.00 CORE 10 Grayish 8

BASALT.
-0.811 31.00 (depth 30.00m to 31.00m) 31.00
5 to 1
89
closely spaced,horizontal Chart
89.00
88Title 85.50 CORE 10 Grayish 7
fractures.
-1.811 32.00 32.00
5 to 1
15.5 70
closely spaced,horizontal Chart
85.50
Fresh, greyish black color, fined grained, strong fractures.
-2.811 33.00 strength, fractured, calcic plagioclase feldspar infilled 33.00
material, Amygdaloidal BASALT.
5 to 1
(depth 31.00m to 35.00m) widely spaced, angular & Chart

91.00
88Title
56 35 67.00 CORE 8 Grayish 5
-3.811 34.00 34.00
5 to 1
89.5
closely spaced, Chart
89.50
-4.811 35.00 35.00
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Laboratory Test Result of Soil sample
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LABORATORY TEST RESULT

TEST CONDUCTED AS PER IS : 2720 (Pt. II, Pt. III , Pt. IV , Pt. V, Pt.VI,Pt. XI / Pt. XIII ,Pt.XV & Pt. XXXX ) AND IS: 1498 – 1970
Mechanical analysis Consistency Limit Direct/Triaxial
Un-Confined Compression test

Field Moisture Content in %
Type of sample collection
Sand (%) Hydrometer Analysis Shear Test /U.U
(soil/rock) collected at
Field S.P.T. Value (N)

Bulk density in g/cc
Dry density in g/cc

Plasticity Index in %
(0.425mm to 0.075 mm)
(0.075mm to 0.002mm)
resistance(φ) in degree
Specific gravity
Liquid Limit In %
(Less than 0.002 mm)
Plastic Limit In %
(2.0mm to 0.425mm)
Group of soil.
Chainage No.
(4.75mm to 2.0mm)
Borehole No.
Cohesion ( c ) MPa
(20mm to 4.75mm)
Medium Sand In %
Coarse Sand In %
Angle of shearing
Fine Gravel In %
Void ratio
Samples
Fine Sand in %
(MPa)
Sl. No
Clay in %
Silt in %
1 1.0 m DS 0.00 0.00 0.00 94.00 6.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.65 ---- ---- ---- SP-SM
BH-114+391
114+391
2 3.0 m UDS 0.00 0.00 0.00 13.00 37.00 50.00 62 36 26 34.68 1.957 1.453 0.004 7.21 2.61 0.79 0.111 ---- CH
3 4.0 m SPT 4.00 0.00 0.00 11.00 33.00 52.00 61 34 27 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.61 ---- ---- N>50 CH
4 1.0 m UDS 4.00 0.00 0.00 6.00 37.00 53.00 59 31 28 31.74 1.921 1.458 0.0047 6.46 2.61 0.76 0.114 ---- CH
BH-115+536
115+536
5 2.0 m SPT 0.00 0.00 0.00 6.00 38.00 56.00 60 29 31 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.63 ---- ---- N>50 CH
6 3.0 m SPT 33.00 0.00 0.00 58.00 9.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.65 ---- ---- N>50 SP-SM
BH-116+021
116+021
7 1.5 m SPT 0.00 0.00 0.00 84.00 16.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.66 ---- ---- N>50 SM
8 3.0 m SPT 19.00 0.00 0.00 65.00 16.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.65 ---- ---- N>50 SM
BH-116+499
116+499
9 4.0 m SPT 2.00 0.00 0.00 83.00 15.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.64 ---- ---- N>50 SM
BH-117+008
117+008
10 0.5 m DS 43.00 0.00 0.00 38.00 19.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.65 ---- ---- ---- SM
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Dry density in g/cc

(0.425mm to 0.075 mm)
(0.075mm to 0.002mm)
Specific gravity
Liquid Limit In %
Plastic Limit In %
(2.0mm to 0.425mm)
Group of soil.
Chainage No.
(4.75mm to 2.0mm)
Borehole No.
Cohesion ( c ) MPa
(20mm to 4.75mm)
Medium Sand In %
Coarse Sand In %
Angle of shearing
Fine Gravel In %
Void ratio
Samples
Fine Sand in %
(MPa)
Sl. No
Clay in %
Silt in %
11 1.0 m SPT 37.00 0.00 0.00 46.00 17.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.65 ---- ---- N>50 SM
12 2.0 m SPT 39.00 0.00 0.00 48.00 13.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.64 ---- ---- N>50 SM
13 3.0 m SPT 50.00 0.00 0.00 37.00 13.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.66 ---- ---- N>50 GM
BH-123+000
123+000
14 4.0 m SPT 49.00 0.00 0.00 37.00 14.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.65 ---- ---- N>50 GM
15 5.0 m SPT 66.00 0.00 0.00 20.00 14.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.66 ---- ---- N>50 GM
16 6.0 m SPT 59.00 0.00 0.00 29.00 12.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.65 ---- ---- N>50 GM
17 7.0 m SPT 62.00 0.00 0.00 26.00 12.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.64 ---- ---- N>50 GM
18 0.5 m DS 12.00 0.00 0.00 46.00 19.00 23.00 42 19 23 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.63 ---- ---- ---- SC
19 1.0 m UDS 0.00 0.00 0.00 8.00 44.00 48.00 48 27 21 37.04 1.790 1.31 0.0026 6.61 2.61 0.99 0.114 ---- CI
BH-123+498
20 2.0 m SPT 27.00 0.00 0.00 58.00 15.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.64 ---- ---- N>50 SM
123+498
21 3.0 m SPT 33.00 0.00 0.00 48.00 19.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.65 ---- ---- N>50 SM
22 4.0 m SPT 42.00 0.00 0.00 43.00 15.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.66 ---- ---- N>50 GM
23 5.0 m SPT 0.00 0.00 0.00 83.00 17.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.65 ---- ---- N>50 SM
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Dry density in g/cc

(0.425mm to 0.075 mm)
(0.075mm to 0.002mm)
Specific gravity
Liquid Limit In %
Plastic Limit In %
(2.0mm to 0.425mm)
Group of soil.
Chainage No.
(4.75mm to 2.0mm)
Borehole No.
Cohesion ( c ) MPa
(20mm to 4.75mm)
Medium Sand In %
Coarse Sand In %
Angle of shearing
Fine Gravel In %
Void ratio
Samples
Fine Sand in %
(MPa)
Sl. No
Clay in %
Silt in %
24 1.0 m UDS 1.00 0.00 0.00 11.00 32.00 56.00 65 34 31 22.63 1.860 1.52 0.0049 8.93 2.63 0.73 0.145 ---- CH
25 2.0 m SPT 0.00 0.00 0.00 6.00 36.00 58.00 59 28 31 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.61 ---- ---- N=22 CH
26 3.0 m UDS 23.00 0.00 0.00 40.00 15.00 22.00 35 18 17 17.26 1.880 1.60 0.0007 31.17 2.63 0.64 ---- ---- SC
27 4.0 m SPT 4.00 0.00 0.00 78.00 18.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.64 ---- ---- N=80 SM
28 5.0 m SPT 0.00 0.00 0.00 84.00 16.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.65 ---- ---- N=90 SM
BH-127+000
127+000
29 6.0 m SPT 6.00 0.00 0.00 77.00 17.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.65 ---- ---- N>50 SM
30 7.0 m SPT 0.00 0.00 0.00 85.00 15.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.64 ---- ---- N>50 SM
31 8.0 m SPT 60.00 0.00 0.00 35.00 5.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.66 ---- ---- N>50 GM
32 9.0 m SPT 46.00 0.00 0.00 38.00 16.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.65 ---- ---- N>50 SM
33 10.0 m SPT 59.00 0.00 0.00 23.00 18.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.66 ---- ---- N>50 GM
34 0.5 m DS 6.00 0.00 0.00 4.00 39.00 51.00 57 23 34 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.62 ---- ---- ---- CH
BH-127+430
127+430
35 1.0 m UDS 16.00 0.00 0.00 27.00 26.00 31.00 38 18 20 28.28 1.880 1.47 0.0038 8.15 2.66 0.81 0.158 ---- CI
36 2.0 m SPT 0.00 0.00 0.00 87.00 13.00 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2.65 ---- ---- N>50 SM
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Laboratory test result of Rock sample
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'C' M Pa TRIAXIAL COM PRESSION
Slake Durability Index

Uniaxial Compressive
Water Absorption
Waer Content
W et Density
Failure Load
Dry Density
Thickness
Diam eter
Strength
Porosity
Correction Factor
Height
Condition of Test
TEST
Specific Gravity
Depth, (RL)
Bore Hole
Core No.
(1:H/D)
Sr. No.
H:D
No.
Cohesion,
1st. Cycle
2nd.cycle
gm/cm 3
3
Degree
gm/cm
(Id2)
(Id1)
M Pa
cm
cm
cm
kN
%
ᴓ
1 ----- 5.00 - 6.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 7.01 44.82 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
2 11 6.50-8.00 5.44 11.10 ----- 2.04 1.000 Soaked 50.30 21.6 ----- ----- 0.27 2.83 1.05 2.69 2.72 93.45 96.20 2.83
3 ----- 11.00-12.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 7.21 38.19 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
4 30 12.50-14.00 5.44 11.03 ----- 2.03 1.000 Soaked 102.2 44.0 ----- ----- 0.21 1.64 0.66 2.49 2.50 93.47 95.39 2.69
5 ----- 17.00-18.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 11.57 49.56 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
6 56 18.50-20.00 5.43 11.14 ----- 2.05 1.000 0.00 176.0 76.0 ----- ----- 0.25 0.50 0.20 2.55 2.55 94.62 96.59 2.73
7 BH-114+391 ----- 20.00-21.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 7.81 53.44 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
8 77 23.00-24.50 5.44 11.59 ----- 2.13 1.000 Soaked 93.30 40.1 ----- ----- 0.28 4.16 1.58 2.63 2.68 96.21 97.62 2.77
9 ----- 24.50-26.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 11.54 54.75 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
10 85 26.00-27.50 5.45 11.13 ----- 2.04 1.000 Soaked 395.4 169.5 ----- ----- 0.16 1.35 0.50 2.72 2.73 95.14 98.52 2.81
11 ----- 29.00-30.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 11.55 54.63 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
12 106 32.00-33.50 5.45 11.38 ----- 2.09 1.000 Soaked 166.1 71.2 ----- ----- 0.22 5.05 1.98 2.55 2.60 94.31 96.38 2.74
13 112 33.50-35.00 5.45 11.07 ----- 2.03 1.000 Soaked 170.9 73.3 ----- ----- 0.23 0.85 0.32 2.66 2.67 94.50 96.83 2.79
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Uniaxial Compressive
Water Absorption
W aer Content
W et Density
Dry Density
Failure Load
Thickness
Diameter
Strength
Porosity
Correction Factor
Height
Condition of Test
TEST
Specific Gravity
Depth, (RL)
Bore Hole
Core No.
(1:H/D)
Sr. No.
H:D
No.
Cohesion,
2nd.cycle
1st. Cycle
gm/cm 3
gm/cm 3
ᴓ Degree
(Id2)
(Id1)
M Pa
cm
cm
cm
kN
%
1 ----- 4.50-6.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 9.97 50.61 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
2 12 7.50-9.00 5.45 11.12 ----- 2.04 1.000 Soaked 151.3 64.9 ----- ----- 0.11 1.39 0.50 2.77 2.78 95.96 96.86 2.79
3 44 13.50-15.00 5.42 11.13 ----- 2.05 1.000 Soaked 163.4 70.8 ----- ----- 0.12 1.09 0.39 2.76 2.77 94.31 96.77 2.78
4 ----- 17.50-19.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 14.54 55.86 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
BH-115+536
5 95 23.50-25.00 5.42 11.01 ----- 2.03 1.000 Soaked 128.0 55.5 ----- ----- 0.24 1.54 0.56 2.74 2.76 94.41 96.81 2.76
6 ----- 26.50-28.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 11.32 51.82 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
7 136 31.00-32.50 5.42 11.05 ----- 2.04 1.000 Soaked 171.80 74.5 ----- ----- 0.14 1.41 0.51 2.79 2.81 96.52 97.14 2.82
8 ----- 32.50-34.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 6.06 48.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
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Uniaxial Com pressive
W ater Absorption
W aer Content
W et Density
Failure Load
Dry Density
Thickness
Diam eter
Strength
Porosity
Correction Factor
Height
Condition of Test
TEST
Specific Gravity
Depth, (RL)
Bore Hole
Core No.
(1:H/D)
Sr. No.
H:D
N o.
Cohesion,
1st. Cycle
2nd.cycle
gm /cm 3
gm /cm 3
ᴓ Degree
(Id2)
(Id1)
M Pa
cm
cm
cm
kN
%
1 4 1.50-3.00 5.40 10.85 ----- 2.01 1.000 Soaked 93.30 40.7 ----- ----- 0.27 1.49 0.62 2.40 2.41 91.68 93.67 2.69
2 ----- 3.00-4.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 7.66 51.97 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
3 ----- 4.50-6.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 8.95 53.07 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
4 26 9.00-10.50 5.49 11.04 ----- 2.01 1.000 Soaked 134.1 56.6 ----- ----- 0.25 1.07 0.42 2.57 2.58 94.68 96.58 2.74
5 40 12.00-13.00 5.41 11.18 ----- 2.07 1.000 Soaked 111.0 48.3 ----- ----- 0.26 1.79 0.71 2.53 2.54 92.45 96.16 2.72
6 ----- 13.50-15.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 6.94 47.06 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
7 ----- 15.00-16.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 8.46 49.86 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
8 64 18.00-19.50 5.49 11.34 ----- 2.07 1.000 Soaked 408.1 172.4 ----- ----- 0.17 1.19 0.43 2.80 2.81 92.36 95.31 2.85
BH-116+021
9 ----- 19.50-21.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 11.33 54.25 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
10 85 24.00-25.50 5.45 11.28 ----- 2.07 1.000 Soaked 154.7 66.3 ----- ----- 0.26 1.10 0.43 2.58 2.59 95.33 97.29 2.75
11 ----- 27.00-28.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 6.80 43.28 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
12 99 27.00-28.50 5.49 9.21 ----- 1.68 0.959 Soaked 84.70 34.3 ----- ----- 0.27 1.70 0.69 2.46 2.48 93.58 95.80 2.72
13 104A 28.50-30.00 5.48 11.38 ----- 2.08 1.000 Soaked 328.30 139.2 ----- ----- 0.15 1.23 0.43 2.85 2.86 94.69 96.21 2.88
14 ----- 31.50-33.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 15.23 56.46 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
15 113 33.00-34.50 5.49 11.16 ----- 2.03 1.000 Soaked 360.30 152.2 ----- ----- 0.16 1.44 0.51 2.83 2.85 93.25 96.14 2.85
16 ----- 34.50-35.15 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 11.82 54.71 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
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W ater Absorption
W aer Content
W et Density
Dry Density
Failure Load
Thickness
Diameter
Strength
Porosity
Correction Factor
Height
Condition of Test
TEST
Specific Gravity
Depth, (RL)
Bore Hole
Core No.
(1:H/D)
Sr. No.
H:D
No.
Cohesion,
1st. Cycle
2nd.cycle
gm /cm 3
gm /cm 3
ᴓ Degree
(Id2)
(Id1)
M Pa
cm
cm
cm
kN
%
1 6 4.00-5.50 5.51 10.72 ----- 1.95 0.994 Soaked 453.40 189.0 ----- ----- 0.13 1.29 0.45 2.85 2.86 94.19 96.28 2.85
2 ----- 5.50-7.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 16.50 56.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
3 ----- 10.00-11.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 16.48 54.57 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
4 45 10.00-11.50 5.54 11.74 ----- 2.12 1.000 Soaked 424.4 176.1 ----- ----- 0.12 0.46 0.16 2.86 2.87 93.64 96.21 2.88
5 ----- 13.00-14.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 16.92 56.79 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
6 61 13.00-14.50 5.51 10.75 ----- 1.95 0.994 Soaked 595.8 248.5 ----- ----- 0.14 1.76 0.62 2.83 2.85 94.63 96.20 2.84
7 ----- 17.50-19.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 17.01 56.79 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
BH-116+499
8 82 17.50-19.00 5.52 10.91 ----- 1.98 0.997 Soaked 251.1 104.6 ----- ----- 0.10 1.03 0.36 2.88 2.89 95.35 97.80 2.89
9 ----- 22.00-23.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 15.86 52.88 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
10 132 26.50-28.00 5.47 10.18 ----- 1.86 0.984 Soaked 107.80 45.1 ----- ----- 0.11 0.50 0.17 2.88 2.89 95.26 97.03 2.89
11 144 28.00-29.50 5.52 10.27 ----- 1.86 0.984 Soaked 293.00 120.4 ----- ----- 0.12 0.69 0.24 2.86 2.87 93.22 96.05 2.87
12 ----- 32.50-34.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 13.38 51.36 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
13 ----- 34.00-35.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 10.29 53.30 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
14 183A 34.00-35.50 5.52 10.66 ----- 1.93 0.992 Soaked 154.50 64.1 ----- ----- 0.15 1.14 0.40 2.82 2.83 93.69 96.62 2.85
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W ater Absorption
W aer Content
W et Density
Failure Load
Dry Density
Thickness
Diam eter
Strength
Porosity
Correction Factor
Height
Condition of Test
TEST
Specific Gravity
Depth, (RL)
Bore Hole
Core N o.
(1:H/D)
Sr. N o.
H:D
N o.
Cohesion,
1st. Cycle
2nd.cycle
gm /cm 3
gm /cm 3
ᴓ Degree
(Id2)
(Id1)
M Pa
cm
cm
cm
kN
%
1 2 4.50-6.00 5.47 11.51 ----- 2.10 1.000 Soaked 214.3 91.2 ----- ----- 0.25 1.44 0.54 2.65 2.66 94.15 95.42 2.73
2 ----- 6.00-7.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 9.77 52.45 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
3 16 9.00-10.50 5.47 11.60 ----- 2.12 1.000 Soaked 151.3 64.4 ----- ----- 0.24 1.28 0.49 2.60 2.61 93.45 95.34 2.69
4 ----- 10.50-12.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 10.08 53.19 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
5 27 12.00-13.50 5.52 10.87 ----- 1.97 0.997 Soaked 201.3 83.8 ----- ----- 0.27 0.92 0.36 2.54 2.55 92.28 95.59 2.68
6 34 15.00-16.50 5.49 10.89 ----- 1.98 0.998 Soaked 233.0 98.2 ----- ----- 0.23 1.09 0.42 2.61 2.63 94.62 95.79 2.70
7 ----- 18.00-19.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 14.09 54.68 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
BH-117+008
8 54 21.00-22.50 5.49 10.94 ----- 1.99 0.999 Soaked 325.9 137.6 ----- ----- 0.13 0.85 0.31 2.78 2.79 94.09 96.54 2.82
9 ----- 22.50-24.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 8.16 52.33 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
10 65 24.00-25.50 5.51 10.81 ----- 1.96 0.996 Soaked 158.2 66.1 ----- ----- 0.24 1.28 0.48 2.65 2.66 94.68 95.56 2.75
11 74 27.00-28.00 5.49 10.02 ----- 1.83 0.979 Soaked 218.4 90.3 ----- ----- 0.22 56.02 21.46 2.61 3.17 94.42 95.62 2.72
12 ----- 28.50-30.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 11.38 50.02 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
13 ----- 31.50--33.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 10.84 50.51 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
14 98 34.50-35.00 5.50 10.98 ----- 2.00 1.000 Soaked 353.2 148.6 ----- ----- 0.25 0.96 0.36 2.64 2.65 95.83 96.38 2.74
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Slake D urability Index

W ater A bsorption
W aer Content
W et D ensity
D ry D ensity
Failure Load
Thickness
D iam eter
Strength
Porosity
Correction Factor
Height
Condition of Test
TEST
Specific Gravity
D epth, (RL)
Bore Hole
Core No.
(1:H/D)
Sr. No.
H:D
No.
Cohesion,
1st. Cycle
2nd.cycle
gm /cm 3
gm /cm 3
ᴓ Degree
(Id2)
(Id1)
M Pa
cm
cm
cm
kN
%
1 ----- 15.00-16.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 11.15 54.07 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
2 54 16.50-18.00 5.42 11.27 ----- 2.08 1.000 Soaked 206.1 89.3 ----- ----- 0.17 0.85 0.30 2.85 2.86 95.26 97.03 2..89
3 ----- 22.50-24.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 9.54 53.29 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
BH-123+000
4 78 24.00-25.50 5.39 10.67 ----- 1.98 0.998 Soaked 379.30 165.9 ----- ----- 0.13 1.48 0.52 2.87 2.88 95.99 96.91 2.85
5 ----- 29.50-31.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 11.54 53.39 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
6 117 34.00-35.50 5.45 11.39 ----- 2.09 1.000 Soaked 203.90 87.4 ----- ----- 0.12 1.35 0.49 2.79 2.80 94.63 96.20 2.84
'C' M Pa TRIAXIAL CO M PRESSION
Slake D urability Index

W ater Absorption
W aer Content
W et D ensity
Failure Load
D ry D ensity
Thickness
D iam eter
Strength
P orosity
Correction Factor
Height
Condition of Test
TEST
Specific G ravity
D epth, (RL)
Bore H ole
Core N o.
(1:H/D )
Sr. N o.
H:D
N o.
Cohesion,
1st. Cycle
2nd.cycle
gm /cm 3
gm /cm 3
ᴓ Degree
(Id2)
(Id1)
M Pa
cm
cm
cm
kN
1 7 5.50-7.00 5.26 11.07 ----- 2.10 1.000 Soaked 216.5 99.6 ----- ----- 0.16 0.33 0.12 2.78 2.78 94.28 96.14 2.82
2 23 8.50-10.00 5.47 11.06 ----- 2.02 1.000 Soaked 244.5 104.0 ----- ----- 0.25 0.12 0.05 2.53 2.54 92.46 95.60 2.71
3 ----- 8.50-10.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 12.73 50.40 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
4 43A 11.50-13.00 5.40 10.95 ----- 2.03 1.000 Soaked 233 101.7 ----- ----- 0.12 0.68 0.24 2.83 2.84 94.63 96.20 2.86
5 ----- 13.00-14.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 8.71 50.33 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
6 57 16.00-17.50 5.40 11.26 ----- 2.09 1.000 Soaked 215.7 94.2 ----- ----- 0.11 0.43 0.15 2.86 2.87 95.35 96.72 2.87
7 ----- 17.50-19.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 15.25 54.43 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
8 BH-123+498 69 19.50-20.00 5.40 11.37 ----- 2.11 1.000 Soaked 399.3 174.3 ----- ----- 0.11 1.92 0.67 2.85 2.87 94.34 96.57 2.86
9 ----- 21.50-23.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 14.59 52.74 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
10 77 21.50-23.00 5.47 11.09 ----- 2.03 1.000 Soaked 223 94.9 ----- ----- 0.14 0.77 0.27 2.81 2.82 94.31 96.38 2.83
11 91 24.50-26.00 5.44 11.04 ----- 2.03 1.000 Soaked 210.8 90.7 ----- ----- 0.23 2.81 1.04 2.69 2.72 93.06 96.22 2.81
12 104 27.50-29.00 5.42 11.16 ----- 2.06 1.000 Soaked 111.7 48.4 ----- ----- 0.18 0.85 0.31 2.75 2.76 92.70 94.32 2.85
13 ----- 29.00-30.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 13.14 51.05 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
14 ----- 32.00-33.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 7.53 52.59 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
15 146 33.50-35.00 5.45 11.00 ----- 2.02 1.000 Soaked 204.5 87.7 ----- ----- 0.26 0.97 0.38 2.57 2.58 91.12 93.33 2.76
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'C' M Pa TRIA XIA L CO M PRESSIO N
Slake D u rab ility Ind ex

U niaxial C om p ressive
W ater A b sorptio n
W aer C on ten t
W et D en sity
D ry D en sity
Failure Lo ad
T hickness
D iam eter
Stren gth
Po ro sity
C orrection Facto r
H eight
Co nd itio n o f Test
TE ST
Specific G ravity
D ep th, (RL)
Bore H o le
Co re N o .
(1:H /D )
Sr. N o .
H :D
N o.
Co h esio n,
2 nd .cycle
1 st. C ycle
gm /cm 3
gm /cm 3
ᴓ D eg ree
(Id 2)
(Id 1)
M Pa
cm
cm
cm
kN
%
1 ----- 3.00-4.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 8.00 51.62 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
2 10 3.00-4.50 5.47 11.47 ----- 2.10 1.000 Soaked 175.70 74.8 ----- ----- 0.18 0.82 0.30 2.74 2.75 93.68 95.85 2.84
3 ----- 9.00-10.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 12.01 54.66 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
4 43 12.00-13.50 5.47 11.03 ----- 2.02 1.000 Soaked 291.40 124.0 ----- ----- 0.22 0.66 0.25 2.63 2.63 92.46 95.60 2.75
BH-123+995
5 ----- 18.00-19.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 13.35 54.12 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
6 87 21.00-22.50 5.44 11.29 ----- 2.08 1.000 Soaked 131.6 56.6 ----- ----- 0.26 0.72 0.28 2.57 2.58 91.10 93.06 2.70
7 ----- 30.00-31.50 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 8.23 51.02 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
8 143 34.50-35.00 5.45 11.08 ----- 2.03 1.000 Soaked 115.1 49.3 ----- -----
'C ' M P a T RIA X IA L C O M P RES SIO N 0.17 1.04 0.38 2.75 2.76 94.27 95.28 2.85
S lake D u ra b ility In d e x
U n ia xial C om p re ssive
W ate r A b so rptio n
W a e r C o n te nt
W e t D e n sity
D ry D e n sity
F a ilu re Lo ad
Th ickn e ss
D ia m e te r
S tre n gth
P o ro sity
C o rre ctio n F a ctor
H e igh t
C o nd itio n of Te st
TE ST
Sp e cific G ravity
D e p th , (RL)
Bo re H ole
C o re N o .
(1 :H /D )
S r. N o.
H:D
No.
C o h e sio n ,
2n d .cycle
1st. C ycle
3
gm /cm 3
ᴓ D eg re e
gm /cm
(Id 2 )
(Id 1 )
M Pa
cm
cm
cm
kN
1 1 10.10-11.00 5.42 11.36 ----- 2.10 1.000 Soaked 272.80 118.2 ----- ----- 0.11 0.92 0.32 2.85 2.86 95.76 97.46 2.89
2 ----- 13.00-14.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 11.56 53.33 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
3 ----- 16.00-17.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 13.38 56.09 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
4 53 20.00-21.00 5.45 11.17 ----- 2.05 1.000 Soaked 430.70 184.6 ----- ----- 0.14 1.38 0.49 2.81 2.82 94.81 96.93 2.86
BH-127+000
5 75 24.00-25.00 5.45 11.20 ----- 2.06 1.000 Soaked 277.3 118.9 ----- ----- 0.12 0.69 0.24 2.82 2.83 95.45 96.35 2.85
6 ----- 28.00-29.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 17.50 57.13 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
7 ----- 31.00-32.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 14.86 52.33 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
8 123 34.00-35.00 5.47 11.55 ----- 2.11 1.000 Soaked 377.1 160.5 ----- ----- 0.18 0.99 0.36 2.73 2.74 94.23 95.72 2.81
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'C ' M P a T R IA X IA L C O M P R E S S IO N
S la k e D u r a b ilit y In d e x
U n ia x ia l C o m p r e s s iv e
W a t e r A b s o r p t io n
W a e r C o n te n t
W e t D e n s it y
D r y D e n s it y
F a ilu re L o a d
D ia m e t e r,
T h ic k n e s s
S t re n g t h
P o ro s it y
H e ig h t ,
C o r re c t io n F a c t o r
C o n d it io n o f T e s t
TEST
S p e c ific G r a v it y
D e p t h , (R L )
B o r e H o le
C o re N o .
(1 :H / D )
Sr. N o .
H :D
No.
C o h e s io n ,
1 s t . C y c le
2 n d .c y c le
gm /cm 3
gm /cm 3
ᴓ D e g re e
(Id 2 )
(Id 1 )
M Pa
cm
cm
cm
kN
%
1 15 6.00-7.00 5.44 11.27 ----- 2.07 1.000 Soaked 93.10 40.1 ----- ----- 0.27 0.95 0.40 2.40 2.41 90.49 92.40 2.69
2 ----- 12.00-13.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 6.92 49.37 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
3 43 15.00-16.00 5.47 11.12 ----- 2.03 1.000 Soaked 77.60 33.0 ----- ----- 0.28 0.50 0.21 2.40 2.41 90.85 92.75 2.68
4 ----- 19.00-20.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 9.48 51.11 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
5 BH-127+430 ----- 22.00-23.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 12.49 52.25 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
6 ----- 26.00-27.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 6.83 51.05 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
7 95 28.00-29.00 5.48 11.26 ----- 2.05 1.000 Soaked 72.70 30.8 ----- ----- 0.26 1.13 0.47 2.42 2.43 91.11 93.65 2.71
8 ----- 32.00-33.00 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Soaked ----- ----- 11.12 50.62 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
9 111 33.00-34.00 5.45 11.42 ----- 2.10 1.000 Soaked 166.9 71.5 ----- ----- 0.25 0.86 0.35 2.45 2.46 92.29 94.09 2.72
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Calculation of Safe Bearing Capacity of Soil
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Job No.: 979
CALCULATION OF SAFE BEARING CAPACITY

SAFE BEARING CAPACITY FROM STRENGTH PARAMETERS AT 3.0 m DEPTH OF
BH-114+391
BH = 114+391
Cohesion C = 0.40 Kg/cm2
Inclination of load to the vertical a 0 o
Angle of shearing resistance f = 7.21 Degree

f' = 5 Degree
Void ratio e= 0.79 Medium
Specific Gravity Gs = 2.61
Submersible density gsub = 1 g/cc
Depth Df = 3.0 m
Type of footing Rectangle
Length of footing (L) = 12.0 m
Width of footing B = 10.0 m
Over burden pressure
q = (Df x gsub) / 10 0.3 Kg/cm2
Bg = (B x gsub) / 10 1 Kg/cm2
Bearing capacity factors
f & f' Nc & Nc' Nq & Nq' Ng & Ng'
7 7.234 1.93 0.758
5 6.49 1.57 0.45
Sc = 1.166666667 Sq = 1.166666667 Sg = 0.666666667
Nf 1.287
Depth Factors Inclination Factors
dc = 1.068 dq = 1.00 dg = 1.00 ic=iq 1.0
ig 1.0
Effect of Water Table = W' 0.500 Worst condition
For local shear failure Qd = 2/3CNc'sc'dc'ic' + q(Nq' -1)sq'dq'iq' + 0.5BgNg'sg'dg'ig'W'

= 2.156 + 0.2 + 0.075
= 2.431 Kg/cm2
Factor of Safety = 2.5
Net Safe Bearing Capacity (NSBC)= 10.0 T/m2
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CALCULATION OF SBC FROM FIELD SPT VALUE (COHESIVE SOIL) OF BORE HOLE
Effective After Over-

Correction qd = CNc sc dc ic
Over Burdern burden Cu=0.067x N' qu = qd / F = qu = qd / F
Sl. Chainage Depth in Field SPT Factor as per = Cu x 5.14 x sc x
Pressure in Correction in Kg / cm² qd / 2.5 = qd / 2.5
No. Reference mt. Value (N) fig. 1 of IS: 2131- i x d in
kg/cm2 (N') Nx [N' = N] # c c
in Kg / cm² in T / m²
1981 (C.F.) Kg / cm²
gd = g x D C.F. ($)
I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI
1 114+391 4.0 >50 30 0.40 --- 30 2.01 13.018 5.207 52.07
Cu = 0.067 × N' (From Test book of soil mechanics & foundation engineering by Prof. V.N.S.Murthy)
C = Cu
Nc = 5.14
F = 2.5 (as per IS: 6403-1981)
g = Density in g / cc
D = Depth in m.
dc= 1 + 0.2 (Df / B) √NФ
sc = 1.17 (for Rectangular footing as per IS: 6403-1981)
ic = [1 – (α / 90)]²
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BH-115+536
BH = 115+536

f' = 4 Degree
Depth Df = 1.0 m
q = (Df x gsub) / 10 0.1 Kg/cm2
6 6.862 1.75 0.604
4 6.22 1.456 0.36
Sc = 1.166666667 Sq = 1.166666667 Sg = 0.666666667
Nf 1.254
dc = 1.022 dq = 1.00 dg = 1.00 ic=iq 1.0
ig 1.0

= 2.324 + 0.053 + 0.06
= 2.437 Kg/cm2
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kg/cm2 (N') Nx [N' = N] # c c
1981 (C.F.) Kg / cm²
gd = g x D C.F. ($)
1 115+536 2.0 >50 30 0.20 --- 30 2.01 12.535 5.014 50.14
C = Cu
Nc = 5.14
F = 2.5 (as per IS: 6403-1981)
D = Depth in m.
dc= 1 + 0.2 (Df / B) √NФ
ic = [1 – (α / 90)]²
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Job No.: 979
CALCULATION OF SAFE BEARING CAPACITY OF SOIL

Calculation of Safe Bearing Capacity from Standard Penetration Test of BH-115+536 at 3.0 m Depth
Soil Investigation Data
Site Information
1 BH- 115+536
2 Depth of Sample Collection Df 3.0 m
3 Inclination of load to the vertical a 0 o
Laboratory Investigations
1 Standard Penetration Value from Field N>50 50 SPT [ If N >50, It may be considered limited to 50].
Corrections as per Cl. 3.6. of IS 2131:1981
a) Due to Overburden 0.30 kg / cm2 67.50 Cohesionless Soil Factor = 1.350
Overburden presuure = q = g' D = 0.30 kg / cm
2
b) Due to Dilatancy N 41.25 Strata below Water Table= Fine Sand and Silt
f
o
2 Angle of Internal Friction 38.8 Ref: Fig.1 of IS 6403: 1981
3 Submerged Density of Soil g' 0.001 kg/cm
3
Assumptions
1 Width of Foundation B 1000 cm
2 Depth of Foundation below Ground level Df 300 cm
3 Length of Foundation L 1200 cm
4
5 Shape of Water
Depth of Base Table Dw 0
Rectangle cm
Effect of Water Table W' 0.500 Worst condition
5 Factor of Safety for Sand 3
Calculations
3
f 38.8 o
Nf 4.346
Surcharge Intensity = q = g' D 0.30 kg/cm
2
Bearing Capacity Factors for f 38.75 o

Shape Factors Depth Factors Inclination Factors
Nq 56.475 sq 1.167 dq 1.0630 iq 1.0000

Ng 94.065 sg 0.667 dg 1.0630 ig 1.0000
Ultimate Net Bearing Capacity qd = q (N q - 1) s q d q i q + ½ B g N g s g d g i g W'
= 0.300 x ( 56.475 - 1) x 1.167 x 1.063 x 1.000
+ ½ x 1000.0 x 0.001 x 94.065 x 0.667 x 1.063 x 1.000 x 0.500
= 20.6454 + 16.67
2
Ultimate Net Bearing Capacity qd = 37.3189 kg/cm
Net Safe Bearing Capacity (NSBC)= 124 T/m2
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Job No.: 979

Calculation of Safe Bearing Capacity from Standard Penetration Test of Chainage No. 116+021 at 1.5 m Depth
Site Information
1 Chainage No. 116+021
2
f
o
3
Assumptions
4
5 Shape of Water
Rectangle cm
Calculations
3
f 39.5 o
Nf 4.496
2

Nq 61.110 sq 1.167 dq 1.0320 iq 1.0000

Ng 103.272 sg 0.667 dg 1.0320 ig 1.0000
= 0.150 x ( 61.110 - 1) x 1.167 x 1.032 x 1.000
+ ½ x 1000.0 x 0.001 x 103.272 x 0.667 x 1.032 x 1.000 x 0.500
= 10.859 + 17.77
2
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Calculation of Safe Bearing Capacity from Standard Penetration Test of BH- 116+499 at 3.0 m Depth
Site Information
1 BH= 116+499
2
f
o
3
Assumptions
4
5 Shape of Water
Rectangle cm
Calculations
3
f 39.3 o
Nf 4.445
2

Nq 59.565 sq 1.167 dq 1.0630 iq 1.0000

Ng 100.203 sg 0.667 dg 1.0630 ig 1.0000
= 0.300 x ( 59.565 - 1) x 1.167 x 1.063 x 1.000
+ ½ x 1000.0 x 0.001 x 100.203 x 0.667 x 1.063 x 1.000 x 0.500
= 21.7953 + 17.76
2
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Site Information
1 BH= 116+499
2
f
o
3
Assumptions
4
5 Shape of Water
Rectangle cm
Calculations
3
f 38.5 o
Nf 4.298
2

Nq 54.930 sq 1.167 dq 1.0830 iq 1.0000

Ng 90.996 sg 0.667 dg 1.0830 ig 1.0000
= 0.400 x ( 54.930 - 1) x 1.167 x 1.083 x 1.000
+ ½ x 1000.0 x 0.001 x 90.996 x 0.667 x 1.083 x 1.000 x 0.500
= 27.264 + 16.43
2
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Site Information
1 BH= 123+000
o
3 Inclination of load to the vertical a 0
2
o
2 Angle of Internal Friction f 46.0 Ref: Fig.1 of IS 6403: 1981
3
Assumptions
4 Shape of Base Rectangle
Calculations
3
o
f 46.0
Nf 6.126
2
o
Bearing Capacity Factors for f 46 Shape Factors Depth Factors Inclination Factors
Nq 171.718 sq 1.167 dq 1.0250 iq 1.0000

Ng 369.986 sg 0.667 dg 1.0250 ig 1.0000
= 0.100 x ( 171.718 - 1) x 1.167 x 1.025 x 1.000
+ ½ x 1000.0 x 0.001 x 369.986 x 0.667 x 1.025 x 1.000 x 0.500
= 20.4209 + 63.24
2
Net Safe Bearing Capacity (NSBC)= 279 T/m 2
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Site Information
1 BH- 123+000
o
2
o
3
Assumptions
Calculations
3
o
f 45.0
Nf 5.828
2
o
Nq 134.880 sq 1.167 dq 1.0480 iq 1.0000

Ng 271.760 sg 0.667 dg 1.0480 ig 1.0000
= 0.200 x ( 134.880 - 1) x 1.167 x 1.048 x 1.000
+ ½ x 1000.0 x 0.001 x 271.760 x 0.667 x 1.048 x 1.000 x 0.500
= 32.7475 + 47.49
2
64
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Site Information
1 BH- 123+000
o
2
o
3
Assumptions
Calculations
3
o
f 44.0
Nf 5.550
2
o
Nq 120.744 sq 1.167 dq 1.0710 iq 1.0000

Ng 239.290 sg 0.667 dg 1.0710 ig 1.0000
= 0.300 x ( 120.744 - 1) x 1.167 x 1.071 x 1.000
+ ½ x 1000.0 x 0.001 x 239.290 x 0.667 x 1.071 x 1.000 x 0.500
= 44.8989 + 42.73
2
65
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Site Information
1 BH- 123+000
o
2
o
3
Assumptions
Calculations
3
o
f 43.5
Nf 5.418
2
o
Bearing Capacity Factors for f 43.5 Shape Factors Depth Factors Inclination Factors
Nq 113.676 sq 1.167 dq 1.0930 iq 1.0000

Ng 223.055 sg 0.667 dg 1.0930 ig 1.0000
= 0.400 x ( 113.676 - 1) x 1.167 x 1.093 x 1.000
+ ½ x 1000.0 x 0.001 x 223.055 x 0.667 x 1.093 x 1.000 x 0.500
= 57.4887 + 40.65
2
66
Job No.: 979

Site Information
1 BH- 123+000
o
2
o
3
Assumptions
Calculations
3
o
f 42.5
Nf 5.165
2
o
Nq 99.540 sq 1.167 dq 1.1140 iq 1.0000

Ng 190.585 sg 0.667 dg 1.1140 ig 1.0000
= 0.500 x ( 99.540 - 1) x 1.167 x 1.114 x 1.000
+ ½ x 1000.0 x 0.001 x 190.585 x 0.667 x 1.114 x 1.000 x 0.500
= 64.0529 + 35.4
2
67
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BH- 123+498
BH = 123+498

f' = 4 Degree
Depth Df = 1.0 m
q = (Df x gsub) / 10 0.1 Kg/cm2
7 6.862 1.75 0.604
4 6.22 1.456 0.36
Sc = 1.166666667 Sq = 1.166666667 Sg = 0.666666667
Nf 1.260
dc = 1.022 dq = 1.00 dg = 1.00 ic=iq 1.0
ig 1.0

= 1.285 + 0.053 + 0.06
= 1.398 Kg/cm2
68
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Site Information
1 BH- 123+498
2
f
o
g'
3
3 Submerged Density of Soil 0.001 kg/cm
Assumptions
4
5 Shape of Water
Rectangle cm
Calculations
g'
3
6 Submerged Density of Soil 0.001 kg/cm
f
o
37.8
Nf 4.158
2

Nq 50.295 sq 1.167 dq 1.1020 iq 1.0000

Ng 81.789 sg 0.667 dg 1.1020 ig 1.0000
= 0.500 x ( 50.295 - 1) x 1.167 x 1.102 x 1.000
+ ½ x 1000.0 x 0.001 x 81.789 x 0.667 x 1.102 x 1.000 x 0.500
= 31.6975 + 15.03
2
69
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BH-127+000
BH = 127+000

f' = 6 Degree
Depth Df = 1.0 m
q = (Df x gsub) / 10 0.1 Kg/cm2
9 7.606 2.11 0.912
6 6.862 1.75 0.604
Sc = 1.166666667 Sq = 1.166666667 Sg = 0.666666667
Nf 1.368
dc = 1.023 dq = 1.00 dg = 1.00 ic=iq 1.0
ig 1.0
For General shear failure Qd = CNcscdcic + q(Nq -1)sqdqiq + 0.5BgNgsgdgigW'

= 4.448 + 0.13 + 0.152
= 4.730 Kg/cm2
= 2.675 + 0.088 + 0.101
= 2.864 Kg/cm2
from interpolation Qd = 3.0506
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kg/cm2 (N') Nx [N' = N] # c c
1981 (C.F.) Kg / cm²
gd = g x D C.F. ($)
1 127+000 2.0 22 0.20 --- 22 1.474 9.193 3.677 36.77
C = Cu
Nc = 5.14
F = 2.5 (as per IS: 6403-1981)
D = Depth in m.
dc= 1 + 0.2 (Df / B) √NФ
ic = [1 – (α / 90)]²
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BH-127+000
BH = 127+000

f' = 22 Degree
Depth Df = 1.0 m
q = (Df x gsub) / 10 0.1 Kg/cm2
31 33.336 21.38 27.526
22 17.186 8.104 7.586
Sc = 1.166666667 Sq = 1.166666667 Sg = 0.666666667
Nf 3.146
dc = 1.035 dq = 1.02 dg = 1.02 ic=iq 1.0
ig 1.0
For General shear failure Qd = CNcscdcic + q(Nq -1)sqdqiq + 0.5BgNgsgdgigW'

= 2.818 + 2.42 + 4.67
= 9.908 Kg/cm2
= 0.968 + 0.844 + 1.287
= 3.099 Kg/cm2
from interpolation Qd = 6.84395
72
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Site Information
1 BH- 127+000
o
2
o
3
Assumptions
Calculations
3
o
f 43.5
Nf 5.418
2
o
Nq 113.676 sq 1.167 dq 1.0930 iq 1.0000

Ng 223.055 sg 0.667 dg 1.0930 ig 1.0000
= 0.400 x ( 113.676 - 1) x 1.167 x 1.093 x 1.000
+ ½ x 1000.0 x 0.001 x 223.055 x 0.667 x 1.093 x 1.000 x 0.500
= 57.4887 + 40.65
2
73
Job No.: 979

Site Information
1 BH- 127+000
o
2
o
3
Assumptions
Calculations
3
o
f 42.5
Nf 5.165
2
o
Nq 99.540 sq 1.167 dq 1.1140 iq 1.0000

Ng 190.585 sg 0.667 dg 1.1140 ig 1.0000
= 0.500 x ( 99.540 - 1) x 1.167 x 1.114 x 1.000
+ ½ x 1000.0 x 0.001 x 190.585 x 0.667 x 1.114 x 1.000 x 0.500
= 64.0529 + 35.4
2
74
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Chainage No. 127+430
Chainage No = 127+430

f' = 5 Degree
Depth Df = 1.0 m
q = (Df x gsub) / 10 0.1 Kg/cm2
8 7.606 2.11 0.912
5 6.49 1.57 0.45
Sc = 1.166666667 Sq = 1.166666667 Sg = 0.666666667
Nf 1.330
dc = 1.023 dq = 1.00 dg = 1.00 ic=iq 1.0
ig 1.0

= 1.962 + 0.067 + 0.075
= 2.104 Kg/cm2
75
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Site Information
1 BH- 127+430
2
f
o
3
Assumptions
4
5 Shape of Water
Rectangle cm
Calculations
3
f 39.3 o
Nf 4.445
2

Nq 59.565 sq 1.167 dq 1.0420 iq 1.0000

Ng 100.203 sg 0.667 dg 1.0420 ig 1.0000
= 0.200 x ( 59.565 - 1) x 1.167 x 1.042 x 1.000
+ ½ x 1000.0 x 0.001 x 100.203 x 0.667 x 1.042 x 1.000 x 0.500
= 14.2432 + 17.41
2
76
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Calculation of Settlement of Footing
77
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CALCULATION OF SETTLEMENT OF FOUNDATION

AS PER IS:8009 (Part -I)-1976
BH-114+391 AT 3.0 M DEPTH
Depth of foundation : 3.00 m

Influennce Zone= 1.5 X B 15 m (Below founding level)
Size of foundation: 10.0 x 12.0 => width B = 10.00 m
Length L= 12.00 m
Depth considered below G.L. in mt.: 18.00
Due to imposed load NSBC 10.00 t/m2
Void ratio e0 = 0.79
Submersible density = 1 g/cc
Height of Compressible layer (Ht) = 1.00 m
A Settlement of Foundation due to consolidation (Sc)
Compression Index (Cc ) = 0.156

Initial Pressure P0 = 3.50 t/m2
Area of footing = 120.00 m2
Width of spread = 10.50 m
Length of spread = 12.50 m
Area of spread = 131.25 m2
Pressure intensity (DP)= 9.14 t/m2
As per clause 9.2.2 of IS : 8009 (Part-I) -1976

Ht
1 Sc = X Cc [ log10 (P0 + DP)/P0]
(1+e0)
= 0.0486 m = 48.6 mm
B Immediate Settlement of Foundation (Si)

Settelment ( Si ) = p B ( 1 - µ2 ) I mm
E
µ poission's ratio = 0.5
(E value is correlated with consistency of the clayey soil)
E= Modolus of Elasticity= 5000 t/m2
I= Influence Factor= 1.2
Settelment ( Si ) = (10.00 X 10.00 X ( 1 - 0.25))/5000.00X1.200
= 0.01800 m
= 18.00 mm
C Total Settlement Sc+Si= 48.61 + 18.07 = 66.61 mm
Depth factor = 0.931
Sf= S total x Depth factor = 62.01 mm
Rigidity factor = 0.8
Final settlement ( S ) = 49.6 mm ( Say 50 mm )
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BH-114+391 AT 4.0 M DEPTH

Length L= 12.00 m


Ht
1 Sc = X Cc [ log10 (P0 + DP)/P0]
(1+e0)
= 0.0914 m = 91.4 mm

E
= 0.09373 m
= 93.73 mm
C Total Settlement Sc+Si= 91.43 + 93.73 = 185.15 mm
Depth factor = 0.93
Sf= S total x Depth factor = 172.19 mm
Final settlement ( S ) = 137.8 mm ( Say 138 mm )
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Job No.: 979

Calculation of settlement of foundation at BH- 115+536 at 1.0 m depth

Length L= 12.00 m


Ht
1 Sc = X Cc [ log10 (P0 + DP)/P0]
(1+e0)
= 0.1195 m = 119.5 mm
2 Due to clay layer resting on cohesionless soil, value of λ = 0.85 As per tabel-1 of IS:8009(Pt-1)
Consolidated settlement ( Sc ) =
Sfd x λ = 101.61 mm ( Say 102 mm )
E
= 0.01800 m
= 18.00 mm
C Total Settlement Sc+Si= 102.00 + 18.00 = 120 mm
80
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Contd..
(For footing at 1.0 m depth)
Settlement of the cohesionless soil below the cohesive soil at 3.0 m
depth upto 3.10 m depth from G.L.
Depth of foundation 1.0 m
Due to imposed load at F.L. 10.0 t/m2
Corrected N Value 41.25
Settelment from Fig No.9 of IS: 6.5 mm (For 10 T/m2 )

8009-1976
Effect of water table (W') 0.5 Insert fig of fig 9, IS:8009-

1976
Corrected Settlement 13.00 mm As per cl. No. 9.1.4 of IS

8009(P-1)-1976
IB = 0.248
Imposed load = σz= IB P = 0.248 X 10.00 2.48 t/m2

(Derived using Boussinesq chart (fig.18) of IS:8009(part-1))
Settlement for imposed load (Sf) = 3.22 mm
Total settlement in 1.0 m Depth = 123.22 mm
Depth factor = 0.98 As per Fig No.12 of IS 8009(P-1)-1976
Sfd = Sf x Depth factor = 120.76 mm

Total settlement in mm (Settlement X rigidity factor)= 97.00 mm
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Calculation of settlement of foundation at BH-115+536 at 2.0 m depth

Length L= 12.00 m


Ht
1 Sc = X Cc [ log10 (P0 + DP)/P0]
(1+e0)
= 0.1059 m = 105.9 mm
Sfd x λ = 89.97 mm ( Say 90 mm )
E
= 0.09025 m
= 90.25 mm
82
Job No.: 979
Contd..

8009-1976

1976

8009(P-1)-1976
IB = 0.249


83
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Ch. No-115+536 AT 3.0 m. DEPTH
Corrected N value 41.25
Settelment from Fig No.9 of IS: 8009-1976 6.5 mm (For 10 T/m2 )

1976

8009(P-1)-1976
Imposed load = NSBC = 124.0 t/m2
Depth factor = As per Fig No.12 of IS

0.93
8009(P-1)-1976
Final settlement ( S ) = (Sfd xRigidity Factor) 119.9 mm say 120 mm
84
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Ch. No-116+021 AT 1.5 m. DEPTH
Corrected N value 45

1976

8009(P-1)-1976

0.97
8009(P-1)-1976
85
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BH-116+499 AT 3.0 m. DEPTH
BH 116+499

1976

8009(P-1)-1976

0.931
8009(P-1)-1976
86
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BH-116+499 AT 3.0 m. DEPTH
BH 116+499

1976

8009(P-1)-1976

0.93
8009(P-1)-1976
87
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BH-123+000 AT 1.0 m. DEPTH
BH- 123+000
2
Settelment from Fig No.9 of IS: 8009-1976 2.2 mm (For 10 T/m )

1976

8009(P-1)-1976
2
Imposed load = NSBC = 279.00 t/m
Depth factor = 0.98 As per Fig No.12 of IS

8009(P-1)-1976
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BH-123+000 AT 2.0 m. DEPTH
BH- 123+000
2

1976

8009(P-1)-1976
2

8009(P-1)-1976
89
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BH-123+000 AT 3.0 m. DEPTH
BH- 123+000
2

1976

8009(P-1)-1976
2

8009(P-1)-1976
90
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BH-123+000 AT 4.0 m. DEPTH
BH- 123+000
2

1976

8009(P-1)-1976
2

8009(P-1)-1976
91
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BH-123+000 AT 5.0 m. DEPTH
BH- 123+000
2

1976

8009(P-1)-1976
2

8009(P-1)-1976
92
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Calculation of settlement of foundation at BH- 123+498 at 1.0 m depth

Length L= 12.00 m
Due to imposed load NSBC 6.00 t/m 2

2
Initial Pressure P0 = 2.00 t/m
Pressure intensity (DP)= 5.03 t/m 2

Ht
1 Sc = X Cc [ log10 (P0 + DP)/P0]
(1+e0)
= 0.1186 m = 118.6 mm
Sfd x λ = 100.79 mm ( Say 101 mm )
E
E= Modolus of Elasticity= 5000 t/m 2
= 0.01080 m
= 10.80 mm
93
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Contd..
2
Due to imposed load at F.L. 6.0 t/m
Corrected N Value 80
Settelment from Fig No.9 of IS: 2.8 mm 2

(For 10 T/m )
8009-1976

1976

8009(P-1)-1976
IB = 0.245
Imposed load = σz= IB P = 0.245 X 6.00 1.47 t/m

2


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BH-123+498 AT 2.0 m. DEPTH
BH- 123+498
2

1976

8009(P-1)-1976
2

8009(P-1)-1976
95
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BH-123+498 AT 3.0 m. DEPTH
BH- 123+498
2

1976

8009(P-1)-1976
2

8009(P-1)-1976
96
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BH-123+498 AT 4.0 m. DEPTH
BH- 123+498
2

1976

8009(P-1)-1976
2

8009(P-1)-1976
97
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BH-123+498 AT 5.0 m. DEPTH
BH- 123+498

1976

8009(P-1)-1976

8009(P-1)-1976
98
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BH-127+000 AT 5.0 m. DEPTH
BH- 127+000
2

1976

8009(P-1)-1976
2

8009(P-1)-1976
99
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Length L= 12.00 m

2

Ht
1 Sc = X Cc [ log10 (P0 + DP)/P0]
(1+e0)
= 0.1611 m = 161.1 mm
Sfd x λ = 136.90 mm ( Say 137 mm )
E
= 0.02160 m
= 21.60 mm
100
Job No.: 979
Contd..
2

(For 10 T/m )
8009-1976

1976

8009(P-1)-1976
IB = 0.243

2


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Length L= 12.00 m

2

Ht
1 Sc = X Cc [ log10 (P0 + DP)/P0]
(1+e0)
= 0.1625 m = 162.5 mm
Sfd x λ = 138.12 mm ( Say 138 mm )
E
= 0.06619 m
= 66.19 mm
102
Job No.: 979
Contd..
2

(For 10 T/m )
8009-1976

1976

8009(P-1)-1976
IB = 0.246

2


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CHAINAGE NO. 127+000, AT 3.0 M DEPTH

Influennce Zone= 1.5 X B 15.0 m (Below founding level)
Depth consider from the founding level = 18.00 m
Size of foundation: 10.0 x 12.0 width B = 10.00 m
Length L= 12.00 m
2
Imposed load = NSBC 27.00 t/m
2
Settelment ( Si ) = pB(1-µ ) I mm
E
Field N value Depth in RL (m) Type of strata Width = B (m) Load Poisson's Influence Modulus Settelment
intensity (p) ratio (µ) factor (I) of = Si = (mm)
= Gross elasticity
2 2
SBC (T/m ) (E) (T/m )
CHAINAGE NO. 127+000
UDS 3.0 SC 10 27.00 0.32 1.2 2000 145
For footing at 3.0 m depth total calculated settlement in mm = 145.4 mm

Final settlement ( S ) in mm= 108.2 mm say 108.0 mm
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BH-127+000 AT 4.0 m. DEPTH
BH- 127+000
2

1976

8009(P-1)-1976
2

8009(P-1)-1976
105
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Length L= 12.00 m


Ht
1 Sc = X Cc [ log10 (P0 + DP)/P0]
(1+e0)
= 0.0688 m = 68.8 mm
Sfd x λ = 58.51 mm ( Say 59 mm )
E
= 0.01440 m
= 14.40 mm
106
Job No.: 979
Contd..

8009-1976

1976

8009(P-1)-1976
IB = 0.249


107
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BH-127+430 AT 2.0 m. DEPTH
BH- 127+430

1976

8009(P-1)-1976

8009(P-1)-1976
108
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Computation of Design Geo Technical Parameter

(From N Value)
&
SPT N value graphs
109
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COMPUTATION OF DESIGN GEO-TECHNICAL PARAMETER (FROM N VALUE)
Correction of N- Corrected N Corrected N Cohesion

Depth overburden value for
Sl Field SPT value value due to value due to f in
BH No. from G.L Group of soil pressure in overburden ( C ) in T/m2
No. (N) (From the graph overburden (N') Dilatancy (N") degree
in m. kg/cm2 Cu=0.067XN"X10
fig-1 in IS: 2131) (Col. 5 XCol. 7) N"=15+((N'-15)/2))
Col.1 Col.2 Col.3 Col.4 Col.5 Col.6 Col.7 Col.8 Col. 9 Col. 10 Col. 11
1 BH-114+391 4.0 CH >50 30 0.4 --- --- 30.00 20.10 ---
2 2.0 CH >50 30 0.2 --- --- 30.00 20.10 ---
BH-115+536
3 3.0 SP-SM >50 50 0.3 1.35 67.5 41.25 --- 39
4 BH-116+021 1.5 SM >50 50 0.15 1.50 75.0 45.00 --- 40
5 3.0 >50 50 0.3 1.45 72.5 43.75 --- 39
BH-116+499 SM
6 4.0 >50 50 0.4 1.30 65.0 40.00 --- 39
7 1.0 GM >50 50 0.1 1.80 90.0 90.00 --- 46
8 2.0 SM >50 50 0.2 1.60 80.0 80.00 --- 45
10 3.0 >50 50 0.3 1.40 70.0 70.00 --- 44
11 BH-123+000 4.0 >50 50 0.4 1.30 65.0 65.00 --- 44
12 5.0 GM >50 50 0.5 1.20 60.0 60.00 --- 43
13 6.0 >50 50 0.6 1.18 59.0 59.00 --- 42
14 7.0 >50 50 0.7 1.17 58.5 36.75 --- 38
15 2.0 >50 50 0.2 1.60 80.0 80.00 --- 45
SM
16 3.0 >50 50 0.3 1.40 70.0 70.00 --- 44
BH-123+498
17 4.0 GM >50 50 0.4 1.30 65.0 65.00 --- 44
18 5.0 SM >50 50 0.5 1.20 60.0 37.50 --- 38
19 2.0 CH 22 0.2 --- --- 22.00 14.74 ---
20 4.0 80 50 0.4 1.30 65.0 65.00 --- 44
21 5.0 90 50 0.5 1.20 60.0 60.00 --- 43
SM
22 6.0 >50 50 0.6 1.18 59.0 37.00 --- 38
BH-127+000
23 7.0 >50 50 0.7 1.17 58.5 36.75 --- 38
24 8.0 GM >50 50 0.8 1.14 57.0 36.00 --- 37
25 9.0 SM >50 50 0.9 1.10 55.0 35.00 --- 37
26 10.0 GM >50 50 1 1.00 50.0 32.50 --- 37
27 BH-127+430 2.0 SM >50 50 0.2 1.45 72.5 43.75 --- 39
Note:
1. As per Terzaghi & Peck, in case of cohesive soil there is a relationship between N value & consistency.
2
Cu = N"/15 (in kg/cm ) (From Test book of soil mechanics & foundation engineering by Prof. V.N.S.Murthy)
Where N" is the corrected SPT N value.
2. In case of cohesionless, for angle of shearing resistance (f), fig - 1 of IS : 6403 was used.
3 In case of clay soil, if N>30 then it may be considered limited to 30. (From Test book of Foundation Design Manual by Narayan V Nayak)
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Corrected N value
0.00 10.00 20.00 30.00 40.00 50.00 60.00
0.0
0.5
Corrected N
1.0
Value-
1.5 114+391
Depth in m
2.0
2.5
3.0 Field SPT
value (N)-
3.5
114+391
4.0
4.5
Corrected N value
0.00 10.00 20.00 30.00 40.00 50.00 60.00
0.0
0.5 Corrected N
1.0 Value-
115+536
Depth in m
1.5
2.0
Field SPT
2.5 value (N)-
115+536
3.0
3.5
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Corrected N value
44.00 45.00 46.00 47.00 48.00 49.00 50.00 51.00
0.0
Corrected N
0.5 Value-
116+021
Depth in m
1.0
Field SPT
1.5 value (N)-
116+021
2.0
Corrected N value
0.00 10.00 20.00 30.00 40.00 50.00 60.00
0.0
0.5
Corrected N
1.0 Value-
1.5 116+499
Depth in m
2.0
2.5
3.0 Field SPT
value (N)-
3.5
116+499
4.0
4.5
112
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Corrected N value
0.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 80.00 100.00
0.0
0.5
1.0
1.5 Corrected N Value-
2.0 123+000
2.5
Depth in m
3.0
3.5
4.0
4.5
5.0
Field SPT value (N)-
5.5 123+000
6.0
6.5
7.0
7.5
Corrected N value
0.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 80.00 100.00
0.0
0.5
1.0
Corrected N Value-
1.5 123+498
2.0
Depth in m
2.5
3.0
3.5
4.0 Field SPT value (N)-
123+498
4.5
5.0
5.5
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Corrected N value
0.0 20.0 40.0 60.0 80.0 100.0
0.0
0.5
1.0
1.5
2.0
2.5 Corrected N Value-
3.0 127+000
3.5
4.0
Depth in m
4.5
5.0
5.5
6.0
6.5
7.0
7.5 Field SPT value (N)-
8.0 127+000
8.5
9.0
9.5
10.0
10.5
Corrected N value
42.00 44.00 46.00 48.00 50.00 52.00
0.0
0.5 Corrected N
Value-
127+430
Depth in m
1.0
1.5
Field SPT
value (N)-
2.0 127+430
2.5
114
Job No.: 979
Grain Size Distribution Curve, Plasticity Chart, Liquid Limit

Graph & Graphical Representation of Shear strength Parameter
115
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BH-114+391
Grain size Distribution Curve
GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CURVES OF BH. 114+391
100
90 1.0 m depth
80
70 3.0 m depth
60
% Finer
50
4.0 m depth
40
30
20
10
0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
Particle size in mm
Chainage Soil
Depth, m Gravel (%) Sand (%) Silt (%) Clay (%)
No Description
Poorly graded
sand mixed
1.0 m 0.0 94.0 6.0
with silty sand
114+391 (SP
(SP-SM)
3.0 m Clays with high 0.0 13.0 37.0 50.0
4.0 m Plasticity (CH) 4.0 11.0 33.0 52.0
Plasticity Chart Liquid Limit Graph
(At.
At. 3.0 m depth)
116
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(At. 4.0 m depth)

BH-115+536
GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CURVES OF BH-115+536
100
90 1.0 m depth
80
70
2.0 m depth
60
% Finer
50
3.0 m depth
40
30
20
10
0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
Particle size in mm
Chainage Soil
No Description
1.0 m Clays with high 4.0 6.0 37.0 53.0
2.0 m Plasticity (CH) 0.0 6.0 38.0 56.0
115+536 Poorly graded
sand mixed
3.0 m
with silty sand
33.0 58.0 9.0
(SP-SM)
117
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(At.1.0 m depth)
(At.2.0 m depth)
BH-116+021
100 GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CURVES OF BH-
BH 116+021
90
80
70
1.5 m depth
60
% Finer
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
Particle size in mm
118
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Chainage Soil
No Description
Silty Sand
116+021 1.5 m 0.0 84.0 16.0
(SM)
BH-116+499
100 GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CURVES OF BH-116+499
90
80 3.0 m depth
70
60
4.0 m depth
% Finer
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
Particle size in mm
Chainage Soil
No Description
3.0 m 19.0 65.0 16.0
116+499 Silty Sand (SM)
4.0 m 2.0 83.0 15.0
BH-117+008
GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CURVES OF BH-117+008
100
90
80
0.5 m
70 depth
60
% Finer
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
Particle size in mm
Chainage Soil
No Description
Silty gravel
117+008 0.5 m 43.0 38.0 19.0
(GM)
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BH-123+000
GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CURVES OF BH- 123+000
100
1.0 m depth
90
2.0 m depth
80
70 3.0 m depth
60
4.0 m depth
% Finer
50
5.0 m depth
40
6.0 m depth
30
20 7.0 m depth
10
0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000
Particle size in mm
Chainage Soil
No Description
Silty Gravel
1.0 m 37.0 46.0 17.0
(GM)
2.0 m Silty Sand (SM) 39.0 48.0 13.0
3.0 m 50.0 37.0 13.0
123+000 4.0 m 49.0 37.0 14.0
Silty Gravel
5.0 m 66.0 20.0 14.0
(GM)
6.0 m 59.0 29.0 12.0
7.0 m 62.0 26.0 12.0
120
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BH-123+498
GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CURVES OF BH- 123+498
100
0.5 m depth
90
80
1.0 m depth
70
2.0 m depth
60
% Finer
50 3.0 m depth
40
4.0 m depth
30
20 5.0 m depth
10
0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000
Particle size in mm
Chainage Soil
No Description
Clayey sand
0.5 m
(SC)
12.0 46.0 19.0 23.0
Clays with
1.0 m medium 0.0 8.0 44.0 48.0
plasticity (CI)
2.0 m 27.0 58.0 15.0
123+498
Silty Sand (SM)
3.0 m 33.0 48.0 19.0
Silty Gravel
4.0 m 42.0 43.0 15.0
(SM)
5.0 m Silty Sand (SM) 0.0 83.0 17.0
121
Job No.: 979
(At. 0.5 m depth)
(At. 1.0 m depth)

BH-127+000
GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CURVES OF BH
BH-127+000
100
1.0 m depth
90
2.0 m depth
80
3.0 m depth
70
4.0 m depth
60 5.0 m depth
% Finer
50 6.0 m depth
40 7.0 m depth
30 8.0 m depth
9.0 m depth
20
10.0 m depth
10
0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000
Particle size in mm
122
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Chainage Soil
No Description
1.0 m Clays with high 1.0 11.0 32.0 56.0
2.0 m plasticity (CH
(CH) 0.0 6.0 36.0 58.0
Clayey sand
3.0 m 23.0 40.0 15.0 22.0
(SC)
4.0 m 4.0 78.0 18.0
5.0 m 0.0 84.0 16.0
127+000 Silty Sand (SM)
6.0 m 6.0 77.0 17.0
7.0 m 0.0 85.0 15.0
Silty Gravel
8.0 m 60.0 35.0 5.0
(G
(GM)
9.0 m Silty Sand (SM) 46.0 38.0 16.0
Silty Gravel
10.0 m 59.0 23.0 18.0
(G
(GM)
(At.1.0 m depth)
(At.2.0 m depth)
123
Job No.: 979
BH-127+430
100 GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CURVES OF BH
BH-127+430
90 0.5 m depth
80
70 1.0 m depth
60
% Finer
50 2.0 m depth
40
30
20
10
0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
Particle size in mm
Chainage Soil
No Description
Clays with high
0.5 m 6.0 4.0 39.0 51.0
plasticity (CH
(CH)
Clays with
127+430 1.0 m medium 16.0 27.0 26.0 31.0
plasticity (CI)
(CI
2.0 m Silty Sand (SM) 0.0 87.0 13.0
(At.0.5 m depth)
124
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(At.1.0 m depth)
125
TRIAXIAL COMPRESSION TEST
IS 2720 - P 11, 1971
Geotechnical Investigation works at various locations in Palghar & Thane Districts of C3 Package
Project:
NHSRCL-MAHSR in the state of Maharashtra.
CH No. 114+391
Rate of Strain : 1.25 mm/min Date: 04.03.2021
Diameter of Specimen: 38.00 mm Bore Hole No.: BH-114+391
Height of Specimen: 76.00 mm Depth (m) 3.0-3.5
Dry Density,γd : 1.35 g/cm3 Condition of Test : TUU
Moisture Content: 34.68 % State of Sample: UDS 1
Deviatoric Change in
Cell Pressure Deviatoric Normal Stress Strain at
Serial No. Stress at Length at
σ3 Force at Failure at Failure,1 Failure,ε
Failure,d Failure,∆L
2 2
kg/cm kg kg/cm cm mm %
1 0.50 12.51 1.045 1.545 4.00 5.26

2 1.00 14.70 1.218 2.218 4.60 6.05
3 1.50 16.26 1.339 2.839 5.00 6.58
3.0
2.5
2.0
Shear Stress, kg/sq.cm
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0
Normal Stress, kg/sq.cm
Cohesion: 0.40 kg/cm2 Angle of internal friction, ø: 7.21
JOB No. SMC7930

S & R GEOTECHNIQUES PVT. LTD.
Checked By: J.S.Salunkhe - MD/TM
126
IS 2720 - P 11, 1971
Project:
CH No. 123+498
Height of Specimen: 76.00 mm Depth (m) 1.00 - 1.50
Cell Deviatoric Normal Stress Strain at
Pressure σ3 Force at Failure at Failure,1 Failure,ε
2 2
1 0.50 8.45 0.698 1.198 4.80 6.32

2 1.00 10.01 0.820 1.820 5.40 7.11
3 1.50 12.20 0.991 2.491 6.00 7.89
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5
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127
IS 2720 - P 11, 1971
Project:
CH No. 115+536
Height of Specimen: 76.00 mm Depth (m) 1.00-1.50
Cell Pressure Deviatoric Normal Stress Strain at
σ3 Force at Failure at Failure,1 Failure,ε
2 2
1 0.50 14.07 1.175 1.675 4.00 5.26

2 1.00 15.64 1.299 2.299 4.40 5.79
3 1.50 17.20 1.421 2.921 4.80 6.32
3.0
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0
JOB No. SMC7930

128
DIRECT SHEAR TEST
IS - 2720, P-13
Geotechnical Investigation works at various locations in Palghar & Thane

Project :
Districts of C3 Package NHSRCL-MAHSR in the state of Maharashtra.
Location : -
Condition of Test : UU Date : 06.03.2021
Rate of Strain : 1.25 mm/min Bore Hole No. : CH-127+000
Size of the Specimen : 60.0 mm(Square ) Depth of Sample (m) 3.00-3.50
Height of Specimen : 25.0 mm Type of Sample: UDS 2
Dry Density, γd : 1.60 gm / cm
3
Moisture Content, : 17.26 %
Shear
Normal Shear Change
Stress at Strain at
Serial No. Pressure, Force at in Length
Failure, Failure
σv Failure , ∆L
σs
2 2
Kg / cm Kg. Kg / cm mm %
1 0.50 11.20 0.362 4.20 7.00
2 1.00 19.81 0.655 4.80 8.00
3 1.50 28.48 0.965 5.40 9.00
2.00
1.50
Shear Stress (Kg/cm2)
1.00
0.50
0.00
0.00 0.50 1.00 1.50 2.00
Normal Stress (Kg/cm2)
COHESION, C u ( Kg / cm2 ) :- 0.07 ANGLE OF INTERNAL FRICTION, φ0 :- 31.17
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129
Job No.: 979
Rock Triaxial Compression Test (IS 13047: 1991 (Reaffirmed 2010)
Each straight line is characterized by calculating its gradient m (tangent of the inclination)
its intercept b on the vertical (axial stress) axis. In each case the range of confining pressure in which
the respective straight line is valid shall
hall be shown on abscissa.
Equation: y = mx + b
Strength Envelope
Using parameters m and b, the angle of internal friction Ø and a value for the apparent
cohesion c (in the sense of coulomb
coulomb’s failure theory) may be calculated using the formulae:
formula
Ø
Ø
130
Rock Triaxial Compression Test ( IS 13047:1991 (Reaffirmed 2010))
Geotechnical Investigation works at varios locations in Palghar & Thane Districts of C3 Package NHSRCL-MAHSR in
Project : the state of Maharashtra.
Client : - National High Speed Rail Corporation Ltd. (NHSRCL).
BH No. /
114+391
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 5.00-6.50
Test method : IS 13047:1991 (Reaffirmed 2010) Date : 20.01.2021
Final Dial Confining Pressure in MPa

Initial Dial Gauge Gauge
Sl No. Specimen No. 1 2 3
Reading in mm Reading in
mm Breaking load in N
1 Sp-1 0 1.2 94600
2 Sp-2 0 1.4 99000
3 Sp-3 0 1.6 121800
Axial Breaking Confining Axial Breaking

Length of Dia of sample in
Specimen No. Area in mm2 load of the Pressure in Stress in MPa=
sample in mm mm
specimen (N) MPa col.5/col.4
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 110.9 54.3 2315.30 94600 1.0 40.86
Sp-2 113.0 54.5 2332.39 99000 2.0 42.45
Sp-3 112.2 54.4 2323.84 121800 3.0 52.41
60.00
50.00
y = 5.777x + 33.68
Major Principal Stress (MPa)
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5
Minor Principal Stress (MPa)
Cohession( c) 7.01 MPa

Angle of shearing resistance(φ) 44.82 Degree
Job No: SMC7930
Atul Chaudhari-ManagerPrepared By 131 J.S.Salunkhe-QM/TMApproved By

BH No. /
114+391
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 11.00-12.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.1 78500
2 Sp-2 0 1.2 89700
3 Sp-3 0 1.6 98200

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 110.5 54.4 2323.84 78500 1.0 33.78
Sp-2 111.0 54.5 2332.39 89700 2.0 38.46
Sp-3 112.0 54.4 2323.84 98200 3.0 42.26
45.00
40.00
35.00 y = 4.238x + 29.68
30.00
25.00
20.00
15.00
10.00
5.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

Contractor : SM Consultant
BH No. /
114+391
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 17.00-18.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.4 162500
2 Sp-2 0 1.6 180800
3 Sp-3 0 1.8 198200

Length of Dia of sample in 2
Specimen No. Area in mm load of the Pressure in Stress in MPa=
sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 110.1 54.4 2323.84 162500 1.0 69.93
Sp-2 110.8 54.3 2315.30 180800 2.0 78.09
Sp-3 110.8 54.6 2340.96 198200 3.0 84.67
90.00
80.00
70.00 y = 7.369x + 62.82
60.00
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
114+391
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 20.00-21.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.2 131500
2 Sp-2 0 1.6 146100
3 Sp-3 0 2.0 171700

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 111.6 54.1 2298.28 131500 1.0 57.22
Sp-2 111.3 53.9 2281.32 146100 2.0 64.04
Sp-3 109.9 53.8 2272.86 171700 3.0 75.54
80.00
70.00
y = 9.163x + 47.27
60.00
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
114+391
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 24.50-26.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.4 191100
2 Sp-2 0 1.8 211500
3 Sp-3 0 2.0 238400

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 111.4 54.1 2298.28 191100 1.0 83.15
Sp-2 111.3 54.3 2315.30 211500 2.0 91.35
Sp-3 111.5 54.3 2315.30 238400 3.0 102.97
120.00
100.00
y = 9.909x + 72.67
80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
114+391
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 29.00-30.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.6 195400
2 Sp-2 0 1.8 203600
3 Sp-3 0 2.0 238300

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 110.0 54.3 2315.30 195400 1.0 84.40
Sp-2 113.2 54.3 2315.30 203600 2.0 87.94
Sp-3 112.3 54.0 2289.79 238300 3.0 104.07
120.00
100.00
y = 9.837x + 72.45
80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
115+536
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 4.50-6.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.1 144900
2 Sp-2 0 1.2 169400
3 Sp-3 0 1.4 181300

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 109.0 54.5 2332.39 144900 1.0 62.13
Sp-2 108.7 54.0 2289.79 169400 2.0 73.98
Sp-3 109.1 54.5 2332.39 181300 3.0 77.73
90.00
80.00
70.00 y = 7.803x + 55.67
60.00
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
115+536
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 17.50-19.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.2 240300
2 Sp-2 0 1.4 261300
3 Sp-3 0 1.6 288500

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 109.8 53.8 2272.86 240300 1.0 105.73
Sp-2 110.5 53.8 2272.86 261300 2.0 114.97
Sp-3 110.1 53.8 2272.86 288500 3.0 126.93
140.00
120.00
y = 10.60x + 94.66
100.00
80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
115+536
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 26.50-28.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.1 166200
2 Sp-2 0 1.4 191500
3 Sp-3 0 1.6 204300

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 100.8 53.9 2281.32 166200 1.0 72.85
Sp-2 111.0 53.9 2281.32 191500 2.0 83.94
Sp-3 110.9 53.9 2281.32 204300 3.0 89.55
100.00
90.00
80.00 y = 8.350x + 65.41
70.00
60.00
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
115+536
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 32.50-34.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.4 88100
2 Sp-2 0 1.8 118000
3 Sp-3 0 2.0 121200

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 110.7 55.0 2375.38 88100 1.0 37.09
Sp-2 109.0 55.0 2375.38 118000 2.0 49.68
Sp-3 109.6 55.0 2375.38 121200 3.0 51.02
60.00
50.00
y = 6.967x + 31.99
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
116+021
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 3.00-4.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.2 124900
2 Sp-2 0 1.4 145900
3 Sp-3 0 1.6 163700

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 113.5 55.0 2375.38 124900 1.0 52.58
Sp-2 118.4 54.8 2358.14 145900 2.0 61.87
Sp-3 113.9 54.8 2358.14 163700 3.0 69.42
80.00
70.00
60.00 y = 8.419x + 44.45

50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
116+021
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 4.50-6.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.1 144700
2 Sp-2 0 1.2 176700
3 Sp-3 0 1.4 192800

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 114.4 55.0 2375.38 144700 1.0 60.92
Sp-2 113.6 54.8 2358.14 176700 2.0 74.93
Sp-3 111.3 55.8 2444.99 192800 3.0 78.86
90.00
80.00
70.00 y = 8.969x + 53.62
60.00
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
116+021
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 13.50-15.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.4 96800
2 Sp-2 0 1.6 112300
3 Sp-3 0 1.8 125100

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 109.7 54.5 2332.39 96800 1.0 41.50
Sp-2 110.6 54.2 2306.78 112300 2.0 48.68
Sp-3 110.0 54.1 2298.28 125100 3.0 54.43
60.00
50.00 y = 6.464x + 35.27

40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
116+021
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 15.00-16.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.2 124900
2 Sp-2 0 1.4 138600
3 Sp-3 0 1.8 159200

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 112.6 54.0 2289.79 124900 1.0 54.55
Sp-2 111.6 54.3 2315.30 138600 2.0 59.86
Sp-3 103.1 54.0 2289.79 159200 3.0 69.53
80.00
70.00
60.00 y = 7.489x + 46.33

50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
116+021
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 19.50-21.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.8 192100
2 Sp-2 0 2.0 205500
3 Sp-3 0 2.2 235200

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 113.9 55.0 2375.38 192100 1.0 80.87
Sp-2 112.7 54.7 2349.54 205500 2.0 87.46
Sp-3 110.3 54.7 2349.54 235200 3.0 100.10
120.00
100.00
y = 9.616x + 70.24
80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
116+021
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 27.00-28.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.2 87600
2 Sp-2 0 1.6 101200
3 Sp-3 0 1.8 113200

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 113.8 54.7 2349.54 87600 1.0 37.28
Sp-2 109.4 55.8 2444.99 101200 2.0 41.39
Sp-3 113.0 54.8 2358.14 113200 3.0 48.00
60.00
50.00
40.00 y = 5.36x + 31.50
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
116+021
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 31.50-33.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.4 265900
2 Sp-2 0 1.8 285200
3 Sp-3 0 2.0 318800

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 109.1 54.7 2349.54 265900 1.0 113.17
Sp-2 112.8 54.8 2358.14 285200 2.0 120.94
Sp-3 111.2 54.8 2358.14 318800 3.0 135.19
160.00
140.00
120.00 y = 11.01x + 101.0

100.00
80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
116+021
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 34.50-35.15

1 Sp-1 0 1.2 201800
2 Sp-2 0 1.6 218300
3 Sp-3 0 2.0 247500

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 111.6 54.8 2358.14 201800 1.0 85.58
Sp-2 111.9 55.2 2392.69 218300 2.0 91.24
Sp-3 111.8 54.7 2349.54 247500 3.0 105.34
120.00
100.00
y = 9.881x + 74.28
80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
116+500
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 5.50-7.00
Final Dial Confining Pressure in Mpa

1 Sp-1 0 1.1 280600
2 Sp-2 0 1.2 318500
3 Sp-3 0 1.4 330600

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 113.9 55.2 2392.69 280600 1.0 117.27
Sp-2 112.6 55.4 2410.06 318500 2.0 132.15
Sp-3 112.8 55.1 2384.03 330600 3.0 138.67
145.00
140.00
y = 10.69x + 107.9
135.00
130.00
125.00
120.00
115.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
116+500
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 10.00-11.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.2 270600
2 Sp-2 0 1.4 297700
3 Sp-3 0 1.6 319800

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 115.4 55.2 2392.69 270600 1.0 113.09
Sp-2 111.8 55.6 2427.49 297700 2.0 122.64
Sp-3 115.4 55.4 2410.06 319800 3.0 132.69
135.00
130.00 y = 9.799x + 103.2

125.00
120.00
115.00
110.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
116+500
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 13.00-14.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.8 305400
2 Sp-2 0 2.0 318200
3 Sp-3 0 2.2 358300

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 110.9 55.4 2410.06 305400 1.0 126.72
Sp-2 113.4 55.4 2410.06 318200 2.0 132.03
Sp-3 115.2 55.3 2401.37 358300 3.0 149.21
155.00
150.00
145.00
y = 11.24x + 113.5
140.00
135.00
130.00
125.00
120.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5
Minor Principal Stress (MPa

Job No: SMC7930

Geotechnical Investigation works at varios locations in Palghar & Thane Districts of C3 Package NHSRCL-MAHSR
Project : in the state of Maharashtra.
Location : --
BH No. /
116+499
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 17.50-19.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.4 298800
2 Sp-2 0 1.6 301900
3 Sp-3 0 1.8 350300

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 116.1 54.0 2289.79 298800 1.0 130.49
Sp-2 109.1 55.2 2392.69 301900 2.0 126.18
Sp-3 114.8 54.0 2289.79 350300 3.0 152.98
180.00
160.00
140.00
y = 11.24x + 114.0
120.00
100.00
80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
116+500
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 22.00-23.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.2 246200
2 Sp-2 0 1.6 268300
3 Sp-3 0 1.8 296800

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 111.6 55.0 2375.38 246200 1.0 103.65
Sp-2 112.1 55.3 2401.37 268300 2.0 111.73
Sp-3 113.5 55.8 2444.99 296800 3.0 121.39
124.00
122.00
120.00
y = 8.872x + 94.51
118.00
116.00
114.00
112.00
110.00
108.00
106.00
104.00
102.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
116+500
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 32.50-34.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.6 191600
2 Sp-2 0 1.8 218300
3 Sp-3 0 2.0 236800

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 115.8 54.2 2306.78 191600 1.0 83.06
Sp-2 115.2 54.0 2289.79 218300 2.0 95.34
Sp-3 108.2 55.1 2384.03 236800 3.0 99.33
120.00
100.00
y = 8.134x + 76.30
80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
116+500
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 34.00-35.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.4 166500
2 Sp-2 0 1.6 191500
3 Sp-3 0 2.0 208900

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 115.2 54.5 2332.39 166500 1.0 71.39
Sp-2 110.9 55.3 2401.37 191500 2.0 79.75
Sp-3 115.1 54.5 2332.39 208900 3.0 89.56
100.00
90.00
80.00 y = 9.089x + 62.05
70.00
60.00
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
117+008
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 6.00-7.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.0 155800
2 Sp-2 0 1.1 176100
3 Sp-3 0 1.2 195900

sample in mm mm
specimen (N) Mpa col.5/col.4
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 115.3 54.8 2358.14 155800 1.0 66.07
Sp-2 115.3 54.7 2349.54 176100 2.0 74.95
Sp-3 115.5 54.7 2349.54 195900 3.0 83.38
90.00
80.00
70.00 y = 8.654x + 57.49
60.00
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
117+008
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 10.50-12.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.1 162700
2 Sp-2 0 1.2 188600
3 Sp-3 0 1.4 205300

sample in mm mm
specimen (N) Mpa col.5/col.4
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 109.6 54.8 2358.14 162700 1.0 69.00
Sp-2 117.0 54.8 2358.14 188600 2.0 79.98
Sp-3 116.4 54.8 2358.14 205300 3.0 87.06
100.00
90.00
80.00 y = 9.032x + 60.61
70.00
60.00
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
117+008
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 18.00-19.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.2 233000
2 Sp-2 0 1.4 252400
3 Sp-3 0 1.6 278500

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 109.7 54.8 2358.14 233000 1.0 98.81
Sp-2 110.0 54.7 2349.54 252400 2.0 107.43
Sp-3 114.7 54.7 2349.54 278500 3.0 118.53
140.00
120.00
y = 9.863x + 88.52
100.00
80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
117+008
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 22.50-24.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.1 133200
2 Sp-2 0 1.4 153100
3 Sp-3 0 1.6 173100

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 115.0 54.8 2358.14 133200 1.0 56.49
Sp-2 115.1 54.8 2358.14 153100 2.0 64.92
Sp-3 112.2 54.7 2349.54 173100 3.0 73.67
80.00
70.00
y = 8.594x + 47.83
60.00
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
117+008
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 28.50-30.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.4 166600
2 Sp-2 0 1.6 180600
3 Sp-3 0 1.8 201500

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 116.1 54.8 2358.14 166600 1.0 70.65
Sp-2 116.7 54.8 2358.14 180600 2.0 76.59
Sp-3 115.2 54.7 2349.54 201500 3.0 85.76
100.00
90.00
80.00
y = 7.556x + 62.55
70.00
60.00
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5
Minor Principal Stress (MPa

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
117+008
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 31.50-33.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.8 161100
2 Sp-2 0 2.0 178400
3 Sp-3 0 2.2 197700

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 115.0 54.8 2358.14 161100 1.0 68.32
Sp-2 113.2 54.8 2358.14 178400 2.0 75.65
Sp-3 114.7 54.8 2358.14 197700 3.0 83.84
90.00
80.00
70.00 y = 7.760x + 60.41
60.00
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
123+000
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 15.00-16.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.1 179800
2 Sp-2 0 1.2 200200
3 Sp-3 0 1.4 233800

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 110.1 53.7 2264.42 179800 1.0 79.40
Sp-2 111.4 54.6 2340.96 200200 2.0 85.52
Sp-3 111.1 55.0 2375.38 233800 3.0 98.43
120.00
100.00
y = 9.512x + 68.75
80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
123+000
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 22.50-24.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.2 155000
2 Sp-2 0 1.6 175800
3 Sp-3 0 1.8 198100

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 115.6 54.5 2332.39 155000 1.0 66.46
Sp-2 107.3 54.3 2315.30 175800 2.0 75.93
Sp-3 113.3 54.6 2340.96 198100 3.0 84.62
90.00
80.00
70.00 y = 9.084x + 57.50
60.00
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
123+000
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 29.50-31.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.2 183500
2 Sp-2 0 1.4 198700
3 Sp-3 0 1.8 229000

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 111.2 54.2 2306.78 183500 1.0 79.55
Sp-2 114.2 54.0 2289.79 198700 2.0 86.78
Sp-3 113.2 54.6 2340.96 229000 3.0 97.82
120.00
100.00
y = 9.137x + 69.77
80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
123+498
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 8.50-10.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.1 171400
2 Sp-2 0 1.2 190000
3 Sp-3 0 1.4 214500

Specimen No. Area in mm2 load of the Pressure in Stress in Mpa=
sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 111.2 52.7 2180.87 171400 1.0 78.59
Sp-2 111.4 53.1 2214.10 190000 2.0 85.81
Sp-3 108.9 53.9 2281.32 214500 3.0 94.02
96.00
94.00
92.00 y = 7.716x + 70.71
90.00
88.00
86.00
84.00
82.00
80.00
78.00
76.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
123+498
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 13.00-14.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.0 126400
2 Sp-2 0 1.2 149300
3 Sp-3 0 1.4 161600

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 106.7 54.0 2289.79 126400 1.0 55.20
Sp-2 111.5 54.0 2289.79 149300 2.0 65.20
Sp-3 111.6 54.0 2289.79 161600 3.0 70.57
80.00
70.00
y = 7.686x + 48.28
60.00
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
123+498
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 17.50-19.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.2 245000
2 Sp-2 0 1.4 251900
3 Sp-3 0 1.6 289500

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 106.7 54.0 2289.79 245000 1.0 107.00
Sp-2 111.5 54.0 2289.79 251900 2.0 110.01
Sp-3 111.6 54.0 2289.79 289500 3.0 126.43
140.00
120.00
y = 9.717x + 95.04
100.00
80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
123+498
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 21.50-23.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.4 220100
2 Sp-2 0 1.6 240700
3 Sp-3 0 1.8 261800

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 112.1 54.3 2315.30 220100 1.0 95.06
Sp-2 109.4 54.1 2298.28 240700 2.0 104.73
Sp-3 113.7 54.4 2323.84 261800 3.0 112.66
114.00
112.00
110.00 y = 8.797x + 86.55
108.00
106.00
104.00
102.00
100.00
98.00
96.00
94.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
123+498
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 29.00-30.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.1 191800
2 Sp-2 0 1.4 202200
3 Sp-3 0 1.6 231100

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 107.4 54.1 2298.28 191800 1.0 83.45
Sp-2 112.3 54.1 2298.28 202200 2.0 87.98
Sp-3 102.9 54.4 2323.84 231100 3.0 99.45
120.00
100.00
y = 7.996x + 74.3
80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
123+498
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 32.00-33.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.8 121600
2 Sp-2 0 2.0 144800
3 Sp-3 0 2.2 162600

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 109.0 54.3 2315.30 121600 1.0 52.52
Sp-2 112.6 54.0 2289.79 144800 2.0 63.24
Sp-3 117.2 54.4 2323.84 162600 3.0 69.97
80.00
70.00
60.00 y = 8.725x + 44.45

50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
123+995
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 3.00-4.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.1 129200
2 Sp-2 0 1.2 143300
3 Sp-3 0 1.4 168000

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 113.4 54.7 2349.54 129200 1.0 54.99
Sp-2 108.2 54.7 2349.54 143300 2.0 60.99
Sp-3 112.5 54.7 2349.54 168000 3.0 71.50
80.00
70.00
60.00 y = 8.256x + 45.98

50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
123+995
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 9.00-10.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.4 202100
2 Sp-2 0 1.6 215300
3 Sp-3 0 1.8 249900

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 115.0 54.5 2332.39 202100 1.0 86.65
Sp-2 113.8 54.5 2332.39 215300 2.0 92.31
Sp-3 113.5 54.7 2349.54 249900 3.0 106.36
120.00
100.00
y = 9.856x + 75.39
80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
123+995
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 18.00-19.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.2 215900
2 Sp-2 0 1.4 237300
3 Sp-3 0 1.6 259600

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 112.3 54.6 2340.96 215900 1.0 92.23
Sp-2 113.8 54.7 2349.54 237300 2.0 101.00
Sp-3 112.7 54.5 2332.39 259600 3.0 111.30
120.00
100.00 y = 9.537x + 82.43

80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
123+995
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 30.00-31.50

1 Sp-1 0 1.8 129200
2 Sp-2 0 2.0 144500
3 Sp-3 0 2.2 165500

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 114.9 54.7 2349.54 129200 1.0 54.99
Sp-2 106.8 54.7 2349.54 144500 2.0 61.50
Sp-3 112.2 54.5 2332.39 165500 3.0 70.96
80.00
70.00
60.00 y = 7.983x + 46.51

50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
127+000
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 13.00-14.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.0 179500
2 Sp-2 0 1.1 207900
3 Sp-3 0 1.2 221500

Specimen No. Area in mm2 load of the Pressure in Stress in Mpa=
sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 111.9 54.2 2306.78 179500 1.0 77.81
Sp-2 111.7 54.2 2306.78 207900 2.0 90.13
Sp-3 111.5 54.2 2306.78 221500 3.0 96.02
120.00
100.00
y = 9.103x + 69.78
80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
127+000
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 16.00-17.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.2 231000
2 Sp-2 0 1.4 249600
3 Sp-3 0 1.6 278100

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 114.1 54.5 2332.39 231000 1.0 99.04
Sp-2 111.1 54.2 2306.78 249600 2.0 108.20
Sp-3 114.5 54.2 2306.78 278100 3.0 120.56
140.00
120.00
y = 10.75x + 87.74
100.00
80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
127+000
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 28.00-29.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.4 307500
2 Sp-2 0 1.6 325900
3 Sp-3 0 1.8 361300

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 108.5 54.6 2340.96 307500 1.0 131.36
Sp-2 115.0 54.6 2340.96 325900 2.0 139.22
Sp-3 110.8 54.6 2340.96 361300 3.0 154.34
160.00
155.00
150.00 y = 11.49x + 118.6
145.00
140.00
135.00
130.00
125.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
127+000
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 31.00-32.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.2 224300
2 Sp-2 0 1.6 244500
3 Sp-3 0 1.8 265500

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 113.4 54.6 2340.96 224300 1.0 95.82
Sp-2 108.7 54.7 2349.54 244500 2.0 104.06
Sp-3 111.4 54.7 2349.54 265500 3.0 113.00
114.00
112.00
110.00 y = 8.592x + 87.10
108.00
106.00
104.00
102.00
100.00
98.00
96.00
94.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
127+430
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 12.00-13.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.1 101200
2 Sp-2 0 1.2 129300
3 Sp-3 0 1.4 135000

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 113.0 54.7 2349.54 101200 1.0 43.07
Sp-2 111.9 54.6 2340.96 129300 2.0 55.23
Sp-3 112.0 54.6 2340.96 135000 3.0 57.67
70.00
60.00
y = 7.298x + 37.39
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
127+430
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 19.00-20.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.2 144700
2 Sp-2 0 1.4 164700
3 Sp-3 0 1.6 182400

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 112.5 54.7 2349.54 144700 1.0 61.59
Sp-2 111.0 54.7 2349.54 164700 2.0 70.10
Sp-3 115.1 54.7 2349.54 182400 3.0 77.63
90.00
80.00
70.00 y = 8.022x + 53.72
60.00
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
127+430
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 22.00-23.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.6 191700
2 Sp-2 0 1.8 210600
3 Sp-3 0 2.0 232600

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 112.2 54.6 2340.96 191700 1.0 81.89
Sp-2 112.0 54.7 2349.54 210600 2.0 89.63
Sp-3 114.4 54.7 2349.54 232600 3.0 99.00
120.00
100.00
y = 8.554x + 73.06
80.00
60.00
40.00
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0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
127+430
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 26.00-27.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.2 111600
2 Sp-2 0 1.4 125800
3 Sp-3 0 1.6 148900

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 111.5 54.9 2366.75 111600 1.0 47.15
Sp-2 109.4 54.7 2349.54 125800 2.0 53.54
Sp-3 113.2 54.8 2358.14 148900 3.0 63.14
70.00
60.00
y = 7.994x + 38.62
50.00
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0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

BH No. /
127+430
Chainage No. :
Depth in m.: 32.00-33.00

1 Sp-1 0 1.1 167600
2 Sp-2 0 1.4 175700
3 Sp-3 0 1.8 202800

sample in mm mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sp-1 110.4 54.7 2349.54 167600 1.0 71.33
Sp-2 107.8 54.6 2340.96 175700 2.0 75.05
Sp-3 114.2 54.5 2332.39 202800 3.0 86.95
100.00
90.00
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y = 7.808x + 62.16
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40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

Job No: SMC7930

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GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION WORK

Sl No. Type Prepared By Checked By: Approved By Date of Submission

1 Summery of field work (RL to be change to GL) Revised

2 Location Plan (Scale to be added & symbol to be change) Revised

3 Geological Profile (Basalt to be chnaged to Fresh basalt) Revised

Geological Logsheet (Lithological Description & RQD to checked

Draft-3, Dahanu-2 (Viaduct)

Design Geotechnical Parameter (From N-Value) & SPT N-Value graphs

1.0 INTRODUCTION ……………………………………………………………………….. 4

1.1 Scope of this Report ……………………………………………………………….. 4

2.0 PLANNING OF GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION PROGRAMME…………….. 5

3.0 LOCATION OF PROJECT ……………………………………………………………. 7

3.1 Location ………………………………………………………………………………… 7

4.0 METHODOLOGY OF INVESTIGATION…………………………………………… 9

Following details are attached for each structure separately …………………… 16

2.0. PLANNING OF GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION PROGRAMME

Borehole Co-ordinates GL of Depth of Ground water table

114+391 BH-114+391 269365.319 2199165.725 (+)19.142 35.00 1.20

116+021 BH-116+021 269458.408 2200794.530 (+)14.899 35.15 0.80

2.1.2 Conducting Standard Penetration Tests during boring operation.

1 Grain size analysis IS: 2720(part-4)-1985 (Reaffirmed 2006)

3 Specific gravity IS: 2720(part-3) (Sec-2)-1980,(Reaffirmed

3.0. LOCATION OF PROJECT

Map showing Seismic Zone of India

4.0. METHODOLOGY OF INVESTIGATION

4.2 Standard Penetration Tests(SPT): (As per IS:2131)

Fig.1 SPT split-spoon sampler

N‟‟ = 15 + 0.5 x (N‟-15) as per IS: 2131-1981

Fig.2 Disturbed soil Sample from SPT

Fig.3 Undisturbed soil Sample in tube sampler

4.5 Ground water Table

Fresh No visible sign of rock material weathering; perhaps slight discoloration I

Table 4: Rock classification by strength of Intact rock (Source: IRC: 78-2014 )

Fig.4 Rock Sampler

4.7 Laboratory testing:

5.0. ABSTRACT OF SAFE BEARING PRESSURE (SBP)

1.0 CH U.D.S 2.06 2.06

BH-115+536 2.0 CH S.P.T(N>50) 6.64 6.64

3.0 SP-SM S.P.T(N>50) 20.67 20.67

BH- 116+021 1.5 SM S.P.T(N>50) 20.88 20.88

3.0 SM S.P.T(N>50) 19.41 19.41

1.0 GM S.P.T(N>50) 58.13 58.13

2.0 SM S.P.T(N>50) 46.43 46.43

BH-123+000 3.0 S.P.T(N>50) 36.05 36.05

4.0 GM S.P.T(N>50) 32.38 32.38

5.0 S.P.T(N>50) 28.62 28.62

1.0 CI U.D.S 1.36 1.36

2.0 S.P.T(N>50) 46.43 46.43

4.0 S.P.T(N>50) 32.38 32.38

2.0 CH S.P.T(N=22) 4.51 4.51

BH-127+000 3.0 SC U.D.S 5.00 5.00

4.0 S.P.T(N=80) 32.38 32.38

1.0 CI U.D.S 2.67 2.67

rail Corridor Project

Project:Geotechnical Investigation for Mumbai-Ahmedabad High speed Legends

rail Corridor Project

To Chari Tarf K GC_L_45.77M d

Project:Geotechnical Investigation for Mumbai-Ahmedabad High speed Legends

rail Corridor Project

Scale 1:5000 (Paper Size A4) 0m

S.M.Consultant Project:Geotechnical Investigation

Colour of return water

WEATHERED ROCK: Completely to highly 13.30 3- Bore hole data shows