Technical Bid No 2

TENDER NO: HCC/LPG-02/PT-08/2017-18
ANNEXURE-23
DRAWINGS, SOIL REPORT, DETAIL OF WORKS & ITEM RATES FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF MOUNDED VESSELS AT BIKANER LPG BP
Note:
Drawings attached with the tender document are for reference purpose only. Tenderers are advised to
quote by rechecking the quantum of work.
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Estimate for construction of 2 x 450 MT capacity Mounded Type Pressure Vessels at LPG
Bottling Plant Project Bikaner (RJ)
SL PART A - Fabrication, erection and testing of 2 x 450 MT Qty Unit Rate in Rs Amount in Rs
No. Mounded type pressure vessels for storage of LPG
Earth work in excavation by mechanical means
(Hydraulic excavator) / manual means over areas of all kind of
soil (average depth 3 M for ground improvement ) including
1 disposal of excavated earth within and outside site to 6,425 m3 146.00 938,050.00
unobjectionable place, disposed earth to be levelled and neatly
dressed.
soil (average excavation 3 M excavation) on account of
2 Retaining Wall) including disposal of excavated earth within 587 m3 146.00 85,702.00
and outside site to unobjectionable place, disposed earth to be
levelled and neatly dressed.
Supply and filling with 75mm thick murrum/gravel in layers not
exceeding 20cm in depth, each deposited layer to be
3 6,425 m3 693.00 4,452,525.00
compacted by ramming,watering and dressing complete(3 M
for Ground Improvement upto FGL)
Providing and laying in position ready mixed concrete
of M30 grade, manufactured in fully automatic batching plant
and transported to site of work in transit mixer for all leads
having continuous agitated mixer, manufactured as per mix
design of specified grade for reinforced cement concrete work
4
including pumping of R.M.C. from transit mixer to site of laying ,
2,368 m3 6,673.00 15,801,664.00
including the cost of centering, shuttering finishing and
reinforcement including cost of admixtures in recommended
proportions as per IS : 9103 to accelerate/ retard setting of
concrete, improve workability without impairing strength and
durability as per direction of the Engineer - in - charge.
Supply of Reinforcement for R.C.C. including straightening,

cutting, bending, placing in position & binding all complete at all
5 238 MT 64,000.00 15,232,000.00
levels Thermo Mechanically Treated (TMT)Bars Fe- 500
grade,Conforming to IS1786
Providing and laying in position cement concrete of specified
grade below Raft excluding cost of centering and shuttering -
6 469 m3 4,549.00 2,133,481.00
All work up to plinth level 1:3:6(1 Cement : 3 Coarse Sand : 6
Graded stone aggregate of 20mm)
Concrete paver block 80 mm thk., of Grade M 40, on top of
7 760 m2 1,314.90 999,324.00
mound & slopes incl. 100 mm thk PCC M10 (1:3:6) (sqm)
Supply and laying of 80 mm thick paver block, of Grade M 40
8 2,676 m2 860.00 2,301,360.00
for pavement
All other civil work for mound including soil investigation, civil
design, sand filling and compaction, terram sheet supply and
laying at top, bottom & sides. PCC below pavement &
pathway(75 mm tck- M7.5), RCC (M15) for drains & underside
of gutter, RCC (M20) for beam on top (250 mm SQ) & stairs,
9
UPVC/RCC pipes, and covering the PVC pipes with Pea
1 LS 6,916,367.15 6,916,367.00
Gravel, PVC sheet supply and laying on top and on
sides,provision of SS railing on top and on ladder, centering
and shuttering, painting, mound cover, stair, railing, pavement,
drain, vapour trap, kerb wall, etc. as per specifications &
drawings, Exterior emulsion painting on retaining walls and
white wash on kerb wall.
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Fabrication and erection of Mounded LPG Bullets at site

including Welding, Conducting Radiography, NDT, PWHT,
Hydro Testing including Welding of Domes, Nozzles, Manhole
Bottom pipeline, Bend, Vortex Braker, Internal Ladder, Stiffener
rings etc. as per specifications & drawings. The item includes
supply of nozzle, nozzle pipes/ dip pipes, bends/elbows,
10 1 LS 28,800,890.00 28,800,890.00
flanges/forgings, studs, bolts, gaskets, fasteners, material for
internal stair, manhole davit arrangement, bottom spring
support for liquid LPG inlet/outlet pipe in tunnel, GRE cover for
dome and manhole alongwith insulation and SS strap, lifting
lugs and name plate alongwith bracket required as per
drawings & specifications.
Supply of Tank Protective Coating material and its application
11 1 LS 3,716,760.00 3,716,760.00
as per specifications.
Design, supply of material, installation, testing and
12 commissioning of Corrosion protection (Cathodic Protection) 2 LS 3,953,700.00 7,907,400.00
System as per drawings & specification.
Supply and fixing of level gauges, HLA, Valves, Fittings ,
13 Instrumentation and PRVs of vessels as per the details of 2 EA 8,680,568.00 17,361,136.00
works and specifications for each vessels.
Providing fire screen of approx. 6 m to 12 m height near mound
area for carrying out hot work like gas cutting, grinding,
welding, hammering, PWHT etc. including supply of all material
and labour.
14 1,200 m2 1,767.00 2,120,400.00
(Length and height of fire screen wall to be decided based on
site conditions in consultation with site-in-charge. Payment for
actual work done shall be made proportionately on sq.m.
basis).
TOTAL FOR PART - A 108,767,059.00
PART B - Allied Works

B.1 GAS MONITORING SYSTEM
Supply of FLP FTUs with enclosure, Mouting
1 Accessories,ON/Off Switch, FLP hooter, 4-way junction box, 2 Set 72,244.00 144,488.00
cable glands, accessories etc. complete
Supply and installation of Infra Red Gas Sensors suitable for
LPG detection, Range 0-100% LEL with transmitter, mounting
2 10 Set 93,685.00 936,850.00
arrangement, accessories etc. complete and integration of the
same with existing system.
New Microprocessor Based Mimic Repeater Panel complete,
Computer Interface controller unit suitable for PC
communication, Supply and fitting of Window based GMS
3 Software customised to specifiec requirement , with displ, bar 1 Set 194,800 194,800.00
graph, % LEL leve , Supply of PC, B&W laser jet Printer for
GMS with configuration as specified in data sheet for
instrumentation and gauges in tender
Supply and laying of 3C x 1.5 sq.mm. armoured cables and
other cables as per requirement, GI cable trays 100 mm width,
4 1 LS 398,244.00 398,244.00
GI pipes 50 mm dia for cables under floor, clamping, saddling
etc. all complete as per job requirement.
Testing , Commissioning of GMS system. Integration of new
5 1 LS 501,375.00 501,375.00
GMS sensors to exisitng ILSD system
B.2 ROAD & DRAIN AROUND FACILITY
Construction of RCC road culvert as per drawing and
1 specifications.Necessary excavation,PCC wrok, plaster, 2 No. 230,588.00 461,176.00
Reinforcement etc. Approx. size : 7M x 3 M
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Construction of 6 M to 7 M wide road as per specifications and

drawing, around mounded storage vessels and for connection
2 2,400 SqM 1,948.28 4,675,872.00
to existing raods.
Approx. area of road - 1800 SQM
Construction of drain around mounded storage as per drawing
3 by excavation, brick work, PCC,plaster etc complete as per 400 RM 2,440.06 976,024.50
drawing
4 PCC 1:3:6 below pipelines 15.00 m3 4,549.00 68,235.00
B.3 FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM
Supply, fabrication, erection, testing and commissioning of 250
NB hydrant pipeline including Gate valve, class #150 (2 nos.) ,
seamless elbow 8" 10nos., fittings, flanges, gaskets, studs,
1 1 LS 3,168,575.00 3,168,575.00
washers, nuts, pipe pedestals, supports etc. complete.-Details
of this item are given & to be executed & measured seperately
Supply and erection of double headed hydrant Valves including

2 6 Ea 22,614.00 135,684.00
civil works as per site requirement
Supply and erection of Water Monitors including civil works as
3 6 Ea 22,614.00 135,684.00
per site requirement
Supply and erection of Hose boxes including civil works as per
4 6 Ea 9,072.00 54,432.00
site requirement
Supply , erection testing and commissioning of 25 NB air line
5 200 M 1,540.00 308,000.00
for 200 meter, to be executed & measured seperately
Supply erection testing commissioning of 150 NB DV along
with supply of necessary branch pipes upto mound top and
6 1 LS 620,750.00 620,750.00
ROV coverage, required valves, required nos. of nozzles,
quartzoid blub, SOV, pressure guges, presure switches etc
7 RCC 1:2:4 pedestal at a distance of 6m 60 nos. 1,537.00 92,220.00
Supply & Erection of heavy GI pipe as per IS 129 150 NB size,
8 including all necessary welding, testing, NDT and 300 RM 2,320.00 696,000.00
commissioning
Supply & Erection of heavy GI pipe as per IS 129 of various
9 size, including all necessary welding, testing, NDT and 1 LS 871,600.00 871,600.00
commissioning
MS structure for hose box supports, operating platform, pipe
10 5 MT 69,000.00 345,000.00
supports etc.
Supply and erection of various sizes reducers
11 1 LS 177,375.00 177,375.00
B.4 LPG PIPELINE, VALVES, FITTINGS ETC.

Fabrication, erection, 100% radiography of joints, testing &
commissioning of seamless pipelines with all kind of Valves
including mounded vessels manifold with supply of flanges,
fittings, meatallic gaskets, studs, washers, nuts, copper
jumpers, RCC pedestals, MS structural supports etc. complete.
1 1 LS 8,118,955.50 8,118,955.50
Measurement will be taken for length of pipe as erected at site
and the constructed RCC pedestals supports and the
fabricated structural support.Details of this item are given & to
be executed & measured seperately
Supply of various sizes LPG Pipe line( 10" to 2") , Flanges,

TEE, Ebow, ROV, Gate Valve, EFCV, NRV, TSVs etc as per
site requirement for connecting the bullet to LPG pump house.
2 1 LS 14,059,949.80 14,059,950.00
Detail of item are given in tender document. Details of this item
are given & to be executed & measured seperately
Composite Service tax @ 6%

Total For allied works- Part B 37,141,290.00
TOTAL AMOUNT WITHOUT SERVICE TAX (PART -A & B) 145,908,349.00
COST OF BQ PLATES(FREE ISSUE MATERIAL)FOR SER.TAX PURPOSE 17,790,800.00
COMPOSITE SERVICE TAX ON WORKS CONTRACT (%) 6.000 9,821,949.00
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GRAND TOTAL 155,730,298
Total amount in words :

(Rupees Fifteen Crore Fifty Seven Lakh Thirty Thousand Two Hundred Ninty Eight only)
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ESTIMATE FOR ALLIED WORKS ASSOCIATED WITH 2 x 450 MT MOUNDED TYPE PRESSURE
VESSELS FOR LPG STORAGE AT LPG BOTTLING PLANT,BIKANER (RJ)
PART B-1 - CIVIL WORKS

A CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD AROUND MOUNDED STORAGE TANKS AT BIKANER BP:
Bullet size: 2 x 450 Mt; Dia 6 Mtr; L 36.71 mtr: mound size 40.71 x 18.8Mtr; 6 mtr wide road at a distance
of 15 M from Mound . Total length: 240 mtr.
Total length of Road 400.0 M
Width of Road 6.0 M
Total Area 2400.0 SqM
Depth Length Width Quantity Unit Rate Amount
Excavation 0.30 400.00 6.00 720.00 CuM 146.00 105120.00
WBM(100mm+75mm+75mm) 0.25 400.00 6.00 2400.00 Sq-M 586.00 1406400.00
Lean Concrete (1:4:8) 0.10 400.00 6.00 240.00 CuM 4047.00 971280.00
Paver Blocks 0.075 400.00 6.00 2400.00 SqM 860.00 2064000.00
Kerb Stone 0.300 800.00 0.10 24.00 CuM 5378.00 129072.00
TOTAL 4675872.00
B CONSTRUCTION OF DRAIN AROUND MOUNDED STORAGE TANKS:

Brick Drain along inside road considered. Initial Depth 300 mm to 600 mm- average depth 500 mm. width
Total length of Drain 400 M
Width of Drain ( AVERAGE) 0.5 M
Excavation 0.70 400.00 1.250 350.00 CuM 146.00 51100.00
PCC 1:2:4 0.08 400.00 1.250 37.50 CuM 5143.00 192862.50
PCC 1:4:8 0.10 400.00 1.250 50.00 CuM 4047.00 202350.00
Brick work 230 mm 0.50 800.00 0.230 92.00 CuM 4628.00 425776.00
Plaster on top 12 mm 800.00 0.230 184.00 SqM 154.00 28336.00
Plaster in bottom(6 mm) 400.00 0.500 200.00 SqM 126.00 25200.00
Plaster in side(6 mm) 0.50 800.00 0.000 400.00 SqM 126.00 50400.00
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TOTAL 976025
C CONSTRUCTION OF CULVERT FOR CROSSING OF PIPING BED:

Total length of Culvert 7M Number of Culverts 2
Width of culvert 3M

Excavation 1.00 7.00 4.00 28.00 CuM 146.00 4088.00
PCC 1:4:8 0.10 7.00 3.60 2.52 CuM 4047.00 10198.00
RCC 1:1.5:3 top slab 0.30 7.00 8.40 17.64 CuM 5862.00 103405.68
Reinforcement 1764.00 Kg 64.00 112896.00
TOTAL 461175
D PCC UNDER PIPELINE AREA

PCC 1:3:6
Piping manifold & Piping 0.10 50.00 3.00 15.00 CuM 4549.00 68235.00
bed
TOTAL 68235.00
AMOUNT FOR EXECUTION OF CIVIL WORKS: 6181306.86
TOTAL AMOUNT INCLUDING 6% COMPOSITE SERVICE TAX 6552185
PART B-2 - FIRE FIGHTING NETWORK

Sl.
ITEM QTY UNIT RATE AMOUNT
No.
1 10" ERW Hydrant Line 300 Mtrs 9311 2793300

Double hydrant valve consisting of 2 single hydrants IS:
2 5290 type A 6 Nos. 22614 135684
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Water monitor IS: 8442 with 38 mm nozzle, 100 NB

3 Flange and CI isolation valve IS: 14846 PN 1.6 6 Nos. 22614 135684
4 Air Line 25 NB 200 Mtrs 1540 308000
5 Butterfly Valve 250 NB 3 Nos. 33425 100275
6 90D Seamless Elbow 10 Nos. 27500 275000
7 Sprinkler System with DV 1 L/S 620750 620750
8 RCC 1:2:4 Pedestal @ 6mtr(.45 Cum/no) 60 nos. 1537 92220
Supply and erection of Heavy GI Pipes 150 NB as per IS
9 1239 300 Mtrs 2320 696000
10 1239 200 Mtrs 1347 269400
11 1239 200 Mtrs 1165 233000
12 1239 200 Mtrs 878 175600
13 1239 200 Mtrs 773 154600
14 1239 100 Mtrs 390 39000
MS structure for hose box supports, operating
15 platform, pipe supports etc. 5 MT 69000 345000
16 Supply and erection of GI reducers 200*150 NB 15 Nos 3798 56970
FRP Hose Box min. 2.5 mm thick suitable to
accommodate two Hoses each of 15m in length with
19 one branch pipe nozzle 6 Nos 9072 54432
TOTAL FOR EXECUTION OF FIRE FIGHTING NETWORK: 6605320

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PART B-3 - GAS MONITORING SYSTEM

Sl.
ITEM UNIT RATE AMOUNT
No.
1 Supply of catalytic Sensors(12 Nos), cable, FTU & other
accessories for providing 10 nos. GMS sensors & integration of the LS
same with existing system 1,479,048 1479048
2 Erection & commissioning of 10 nos. GMS sensors including
LS
integration of the same with existing GMS. 219,209 219209
3 Upgradation of ILSD System with new sensors LS 477,500 477500
TOTAL FOR EXECUTION OF GAS MONITORING SYSTEM: 2175757
PART B-4 - MECHANICAL PIPING, HOOKING UP

Sl.
No. ITEM SIZE SCH. QTY UNIT RATE AMOUNT
1 Seam less #300 Pipe 10" 40 75 Mtrs 9088 681600
2 Seam less #300 Pipe 8" 40 300 Mtrs 7210.25 2163075.00
6 CS, WN Flanges #300 10" 40 2 Nos. 12045 24090
7 CS, WN Flanges #300 8" 40 30 Nos. 8595.00 257850.00
8 CS, WN Flanges #300 6" 40 30 Nos. 6303.00 189090.00
9 CS, WN Flanges #300 4" 40 20 Nos. 3915.50 78310.00
10 CS, WN Flanges #300 2" 80 20 Nos. 1375.20 27504.00
11 Blind Flange #300 10" 40 1 Nos. 10950 10950
12 Blind Flange #300 8" 40 8 Nos. 7449.00 59592.00
13 Blind Flange #300 6" 40 8 Nos. 4584.00 36672.00
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14 Blind Flange #300 4" 40 10 Nos. 3915.50 39155.00

15 Blind Flange #300 2" 80 10 Nos. 1814.50 18145.00
16 Elbows 90d BW 1.5D 8" 40 4 Nos. 7665 30660
17 Elbows 90d BW 1.5D 6" 40 20 Nos. 3820.00 76400.00
18 Elbows 90d BW 1.5D 4" 40 20 Nos. 1910.00 38200.00
19 Elbows 90d BW 1.5D 2" 80 18 Nos. 811.75 14611.50
20 BW, TEE 10"x10"x8" 40x40 2 Nos. 13687 27374
21 BW, TEE 8"x8"x8" 40x40 10 Nos. 7544.50 75445.00
22 BW, TEE 6"x6"x6" 40x40 10 Nos. 4775.00 47750.00
23 BW, TEE 4"x4"x4" 40x40 10 Nos. 3103.75 31037.50
24 BW, TEE 8"x8"x2" 40x40 14 Nos. 11269.00 157766.00
25 BW, TEE 6"x6"x4" 40x40 14 Nos. 9550.00 133700.00
26 BW, TEE 6"x6"x2" 40x40 10 Nos. 9550.00 95500.00
27 BW, TEE 3"x3"x3" 40x40 14 Nos. 1910.00 26740.00
28 BW, TEE 3"x3"X2" 40x40 12 Nos. 1910.00 22920.00
29 BW, TEE 2"x 2"x2" 80x80 4 Nos. 2190.00 8760
30 ROV liquid line 8" 3 Nos. 396325.00 1188975.00
31 ROV vapour line 6" 3 Nos. 310375.00 931125.00
Gate valve # 300 ( after 8" 4 Nos. 100275.00 401100.00
32 ROV)
33 Ball Valve #300 6" 2 Nos. 179444.50 358889.00
34 Ball Valve #300 4" 2 Nos. 71625.00 143250.00
35 Ball Valve #300 3" 4 Nos. 40110.00 160440.00
36 Ball Valve #300 2" 6 Nos. 31515.00 189090.00
37 3 Way Valve 8" 1 Nos. 260957.00 260957.00
38 3 Way Valve 6" 1 Nos. 228590.00 228590.00
39 3 Way Valve 2" 2 Nos. 163857.00 327714.00
40 NRV # 300 8" 4 Nos. 141340.00 565360.00
41 NRV # 300 6" 4 Nos. 75922.50 303690.00
42 NRV # 300 4" 3 Nos. 63030.00 189090.00
43 NRV # 300 3" 3 Nos. 31515.00 94545.00
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44 NRV # 300 2" 3 Nos. 16903.50 50710.50

45 EFCV 10" 3 Nos. 308465.00 925395.00
46 EFCV 8" 3 Nos. 148617.10 445851.30
47 EFCV 2" 2 Nos. 16894 33788
48 TSVs incl valve & fittings 1" 15 Nos 23875.00 358125.00
49 Fabrication & erection of piping works including flanges, elbows, Tee etc complete
56 Erection of valves including supply of studs & gaskets etc.
57 NRV/l Valve #300 10" 4 Nos. 14325 57300
58 NRV/l Valve #300 8" 6 Nos. 10950.00 65700.00
59 NRV/l Valve #300 6" 4 Nos. 8117.50 32470.00
60 NRV/l Valve #300 4" 6 Nos. 7640.00 45840.00
61 NRV/l Valve #300 3" 4 Nos. 6685.00 26740.00
62 NRV/l Valve #300 2" 8 Nos. 4775.00 38200.00
63 TSVs 1" 15 Nos. 4297.50 64462.50
64 3 Way Valve 8" 1 Nos. 173971.00 173971.00
65 3 Way Valve 6" 1 Nos. 152393.00 152393.00
66 3 Way Valve 2" 2 Nos. 109238.00 218476.00
67 RCC foundation for pipe RCC 70 No. 1862.25 130358.00
68 Structural Work for Catwalk 10 Ton 64000.00 640000.00
TOTAL FOR EXECUTION OF MECHANICAL PIPING, HOOKING UP WORKS 22178905
TOTAL FOR MECHANICAL PIPING, HOOKING UP INCLUDING 6% COMPOSITE SERVICE TAX 23509640
TOTAL FOR ALL ALLIED WORKS WITHOUT SERVICE TAX 37141289
TOTAL FOR ALL ALLIED WORK INCLUDING COMPOSITE TAX 39369767
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Name of Work: Supply and Installation of GMS System for proposed 2 x 450 MT Mounded Storage
Bullets including its Integration with the existing system at Bikaner BP (RJ).
SR. DESCRIPTION UNIT QTY. RATE AMOUNT

A. SUPPLY PORTION :
1 GAS SENSORS No. 12 76,400 916,800
Supply of Infra Red Gas Sensors suitable for LPG detection, Range 0-100% LEL with
transmitter, mounting arrangement, accessories etc. complete and integration of the
For Expansion : 10 Nos.
For Spares : 02 Nos.
2 SENSOR MOUNTING ACCESSORIES SETS Set 10 2,005 20,050
Mounting Stand, FLP Junction Box, FLP Glands, Rain protection canopy, wheather
protection guard & filter
Job includes suuply, erection & installation of sensor mounting accessories sets at
proposed location.
3 FIELD TERMINAL UNIT (FTU), FLAME PROOF Set 2 28,650 57,300
FTC Card sets (CPU, Power Supply, LED card) having
a. Microcontroller Based Operation
b. Suitable for 8 Nos Gas Sensors
c. Power supply for sensor trns.
d.12 Bit ADC Operation
e. 3 Indicators per detector
f. Indications for pitot & Commn.
g. Relay for Audio Alarm
4 DUAL CAMPARTMENT (FLP) ENCLOSURES FOR FTU
Supply and Fitting of Dual Compartment CCOE Approved FLP/WP Enclosures for FTUs Set 2 24,830 49,660
suitable for Hazardous Area, Zone-I, Group IIA/IIB for LPG with Mounting Stand &
Hardware.
FTU mounting accessories comprising of mounting stand, canopy and fixing hardware. Set 2 1,910 3,820
FLP On/Off switch with FLP JB for FTU isolation No. 2 1,814 3,628
5 Supply of FLP Hooter and fittings No. 2 12,892 25,784
FLP Hooter with Intrinsically Safe Output and Auto Reset Timer facility suitable for
above FTUs.
6 FTU MOUNTING ACCESSORIES No. 2 2,148 4,296
FLP 4 Way junction boxes with gland
Job includes erection & installation of FLP/. WP enclosures for FTUs in Hazardous
Area.
7 New Microprocessor Based Intelligent Mimic Repeater Panel complete with No. 1 24,142 24,142
arrangement suitable for mounting in secuirity cabin and having -
Multicoured Plant Mimic & 3 LED indications for each detector
ACC, RES, TEST CONTROLS
Panel Buzzer
Master Indiactions
RS-485 Interface for Main Controller
8 Computer interface controller unit (CIU) suitable for communication with FTUS Set 1 60,356 60,356
and PC and to be installed in safe area and having -
Micro controller based operations
Suitable keyboard & LED display for programming & % LEL
RS-232 interface for PC
RS-232 interface for mimic repeater
Relay OP for external alarms
9 Supply and Fitting of Windows Based GMS Sofware customised to the specific Set 1 50,137 50,137
requirements of LPG Plant and Compatible with software of main GMS controller
with provision for system programming and having following features
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Suitable for All CH

Plant Mimic Display
Bar Graph Display for % LEL
Tabular Data Presentation
% LEL Trend Display
Peaklog & CH Alarm History
10 Supply of PC and B&W laserjet printer for Gas monitoring system with configuration Set 1 60,165 60,165
as specified in data sheets for instrumentation & gauges in tender.
11 3C x 1.5 SQMM CABLE

Copper Conductor, PVC insulated Armoured Cables of following Size As per IS-1554, M 1,500 115 172,500
3C x 1.5 Sq.mm.
12 GI Perforated Cable Tray Size 100 mm Width and fixing M 80 207 16,560
13 GI Pipe of Size 50 mm Dia M 50 277 13,850
TOTAL FOR SUPPLY PORTION 1,479,048
B. ERECTION PORTION :
1 Erection & installation of sensors mounting accessories sets at proposed location Set 10 1,432 14,320
2 Erection & installation of FLP/weatherproof enclosures for field mounded FTUs No. 2 2,387 4,774
3 Digging trenches for cable lying and back filling, spreading extra soil, levelling etc. M 350 120 42,000
4 Laying of armored cable under ground in trenches or above ground in tray 3C x 1.5 M 1,500 76 114,000
sq.mm.
5 Fixing of GI tray 100 width M 80 138 11,040
6 Laying of GI pipes 50 mm dia. M 50 184 9,200
7 Testing & commissing of system including loop checking, cable testing, calibration etc. LS 1 23,875 23,875
TOTAL FOR ERECTION PORTION 219,209

C. Upgradtion of Plant ILSD after including new mounded storage facility LS 1 477,500
TOTAL : 2,175,757
Composit rate of serviec tax @6.0% 130,546
GRAND TOTAL : 2,306,303
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CENGRS GEOTECHNICA PVT. LTD. Job No. 95354 Sheet No. ii
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Sheet No.
1•0 INTRODUCT ION ••..•••••.•••.•.••.••••• e. ~ • • • • • • • • 1

1.1 P~oject Descpiption...................... 1
1.2 Purposes of Study........... ••••••.•••••• 1
2 .0 FIELD INVESTIGATIONS.......................... 2
2.1 Soil Borings............................. 2
2.2 Groundwater
2.3 Dynamic Cone Penetration Tests...........
'..•......... ¥. 3
3 -
3.0 LABORATORY TESTS.. ......•............•........ 3
4.0 GENERAL SITE CONDITIONS ..........•..•.... ··•·· 4
4.1 Geology ·· ········ 4
4.2 Site Stratigraphy .....••.....•.•...... ·•· 4
4. 3 Groundwater ·· '.0.- . . . •... 5
5.0 FOUNDATION ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATIONS....... 6
5.1 General ·. 6
5.2 Foundation Type and Depth...... ........••. 6
5.3 Open Foundations .•.•••.••..•••.•••••• •••• 6
5.4 Definition of Net Bearing Pressure....... 8
6.0 FOUNDATION CONSTRUCTION CONSIDERATIONS........ 8
6.1 Excavations ••.•..•••••••••••.••••••••••• · 8
6.2 Foundation Level Ppeparation............. 9
6.3 Chemical Attack •••.....•.....••••..•.•• ·• 9
6.4 Variability in Subsurface Conditions..... 10
7.0 SUMMARY OF PRINCIPAL FINDINGS AND
RECOMMENDATIONS ..•..••...........••..~.
......•.. 11
8 •0 CLOSURE. • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • . • • • . . • • • • • .-,:.. • . • • • • . 12
TABLES
Table No.
Soil Profiles ·············· .-.. 1 & 2
Add! tional Laboratory Tet'ftRe suIts •.••.....•.. 3
Engineering Descpiption of Soils ••••.•...•••.. 4
ILLUSTRATIONS Fig. No.
Plan of Field Investigation................... 1

Dynamic Cone Penetration Test................. 2
Summary of Borehole Profile................... 3
Standard Penetration Test..................... 4
Crain Size Analysis •••....••.•..•••...•••...•. 5 to 7
Drained Direct Shear Test •••••....••••.••..•.• 8 & 9
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l Sheet No.
1
1• a INTRODUCTION
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~ 1.1 Project Description
r Indian Oil Corporation Limited is currently

'I .i n s t a Ll Ln ; 3. LPG Bottling Plant at Bikaner, Rajasthan.
J The si te is off the Bikaner-Suratgarh highway about 10km
l
from Bikaner city. C.R. Engineering Works Ltd. a re
installing a 14m diameter' Horton Sphere at the project
site.
lI 1.2 Purooses of Study'
The o ve r a I I o l..j c c t l v o i: o L LIIi . .s .study '''01't? to

evaluate the s ub s ur ta ce s t r-ut i g r-nph y at the site so us to
"J develop r'ecommendations for design and construction of the
1 foundations for the proposed horton sphere. To accomplish
j these purposes, the s t u dy was conducted in the following
Ii phases :
) (i ) drilling two boreholes to 10m depth or :--efusal,

\
whichever is earlier' to determine tile soil
I conditions at the site as w e Ll as, to obtair: 3 3r;~;125
.for' laboratory testing;
(ii) conducting two dynamic cone penetration tests to a

depth of 10m or refusal, whichever is earlier;
(iii) conducting laboratory tests on selected soil samples

to determine the index and engineering properties of
the soil recovered from the bOr'eholes; and
(iv) performing enl!ineering analysis to d ev e Lo ; founda-

tion design and construction recommendaticns.
A11 t est 10cat ion s ;'1(' e s h 0'." non t:,i g • No.1 and
given to us by the client.
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Sheet No.
CENG~S GEOTECHNICA PVT. LTD. Job No.
95334
2.0 FIELD INVESTIGATIONS
2.1 Soil Borings
The borings ve re progressed manually using a shell

and auger to the specified depth or refusal, whichever is
encountered earl Le r , Where' caving of the borehole
occured, casing used to keep the borehole stable. The
work was in general accordance with IS:1892.
d Standard Penetration' tests (SPT) were conducted in

the borehole at 1.5m intervals by connecting a split spoon
-
sampler to IAI rods and driving it by 45cm using a 65 kg
hammer falling freely from a height of 75cms. The test
was conducted in accordance wi th IS: 2131. The number. of
'I blows for each 15cm of penetration was r e•...

c-r ded , The
-j blows required to penetrate the initial 15cm of the split

spoon sampler is ignored due to the possible presence of
.1
~
loose mater-ials or cuttings from the bor-ing operations .•
The cumulative number of blows r¢quired to penetrate the
balance 30cm of the split spoon sampler is termed the
_: SPT value or the 'N' value. The. IN' values are presented
on the soil profiles for each bore~ole.
1
-I Disturbed samples were coLlected

spoon sampl e r after conducti ng SPT.
from the split
The sampl es were
-I preserved in transparent polythene bags. Undisturbed
-.1
samples were collected by attaching a 75cm diameter thin
walled 'Shelby' tubes and dr-iving the sampler using a 65
kg hammer in accordance wi th IS: 2132. The tubes were
sealed wi th wax at both '..:;ds. All samples were
.1 transported
examination
to our
and testing.
Delhi laboratory for further
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IS : 1498 -1970
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IS . ;498 -1970
SAND
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IIUL~ oe-tlsny
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: 1.84
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DRY OI[NSITY : 1.67 ,./ee
I MOISTURE CONTENT
TYPE CW SAMPLE
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CENGRS GEOTE01NICA PVT. LTD. Job No.

95334
Sheet No.
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8.0 CLOSURE
. We appreciate the opportunity to perform this

investigation for you and have pleasure in submittin~ this
report. Please contact us when we can be of further
serv Lee to y ou ,
for CENGRS GEOTECHNICA PRIVATE LIMITED.

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-
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en SPT2 I I
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plastic, weakly cemented(ML) ,
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~ N-97, E-309. 5.20m. Not met.
- Grain Sizl Anll)'sis __ limit. > TriL'l',J T.!!L-
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31 SPTl 8 82 10 1
1. 95 fine sand with gravel, weakl I
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- silty fine sand (SM) , below - 33
2.25 UDSI 18 68 14 0 11. ec i 9. 7 0.5,LO ,
2.55 2.0m . 1.5(OS)

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Borehole Depth, Specific Sulphate Chloride pH carbonate . -

No. m Gravity Content% Content% Value Content%
••
1 1.50 19.0
I 23.5
I
2.25 2.67 0.216 0.080 8.8
3.00 30.0
4.50 0.257 0.100 9.0 35.0
1.50 2.68 0.185 0.070 8.6 22.5

2
0.206 0.090 8.5 27.5
3.00
4.50
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CONSISTENCY OF COHESIVE SOILS BASED ON UNDRAINED
SHEAR STRENGTH TESTS
CONSISTENGY UNDRAINED SHEAR STRENGTH
KG/CM2
Very Soft Less than 0.1
Soft 0.1 to 0.L5
Firm/Medium o • 25 to O. 5 •.'!'
Stiff 0.5 to 1.0 ..
Very'·Stiff 1.0 to 2.0
Hard > 2.0
PLASTICITY OF CLAY EXPANSIVENESS OF CLAY

PLASTICITY LIQUID LIMIT DEGREE OF EXPAN- DIFFERENTIAL
SIVENESS FHr.;C; SWELL,"
Lo" Plastic Less than 35
Lov Less than 20
Medium Plastic 35 to 50
Moderate 20 to 25
High Plastic > 50
High 35 to 50
Very high > 50
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DENSITY .CONDITION OF GRANULAR SOILS BASED ON N-VALUE

DENSITY DESCRIPTOR SPT (N) VALUE
Very Loose o to 4
Loose 5 to j10
Medium Dense 11 to 30
Dense 31 to 50
Very Dense > 50 t
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ENGINEERING DESCRIPTION OF SOILS
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NUMBER OF '8 LOWS PEA 30 em PENETRATION

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2.2 Groundwater
Groundwater level was measured in the o o r-eho Le 24

hours after d r i 11 ing and sampl ing was comp 1eted. The
measured water levels are recorded on the individual soil
profiles.
2.3 Dynamic Cone Penetration Tests
The dy n ami c cone p e ne t r a tion t e s ts wer~ conducted

using a 50mm diameter cone in general accordance v i th
IS:4968 Part-I. The cone is attached to 'A' rods and
dri ven by means of 65 kg hammer fall i ng freely from a
he ight of 75cm. The number of blows r e qu i red fQ,!, e a ch
30cm penetration of the cone is recorded. In order .t o
limit the friction between the rods and the soil, the rods
are rotated after every 1 to -1.5m of cone penetration.
Resul ts are presented as blows for 30cr:; versus depth on
) Fig. No.2.
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laboratory testing programme was aimed at

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verifying the field classificat~on and developing
parameters for engineering analysis. All testing was
,'r- fo r med in accordance wi th the Current applicable IS
t
specifications. The following tests ve r e conducted on

selected soil samples recovered fro~ the boreholes -
i) Bulk density and natural mois~~r-e content;

ii) Grain size analysis including - sieve analysis and
hydrometer tests;
iii) Liquid and Plastic limit;
iv) Specific Gravity;
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v) Drained direct shear test;

vi) Chemical analysis of soil-water extract to determine
sulphate, chlorides and pH value; and
vI i ) Chemical analysis of soil to determine carbonate
content (calcium carbonate).
All test results are presented either on the tables

of soil profiles or in the illustrations section of this
report.
4.0 GENERAL SITE CONDITIONS
4.1 Geology
Deposi ts of th'e Terti ary (Eocene) Sy stern(1) occur in

connection with the Jurassic and Cretaceous Ln lLners of
Bikaner, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer regions in the desert tract
of Rajasthan, we::~ of the Aravalis. These d epo s f t s now
lie underneath the sands of the Thar desert in most areas
and are exposed only III some patches. Nummul itic
limestone, a fossilified formation is underlain by shale
beds and seams of bituminous coal and lignite. Gypsum is
interbeded wi th these deposi t s , Some beds of y elLov and
brown earthy shale belonging to this series are quarried
fdr use as fuller's earth. The Rajasthan Tertiaries were
laid down in a northward extension of the Kutch Eocene
sea, which was probably a branch of the main Sindh Gulf.
4.2 Site Str~tigr~phy
Based on the resultG of our investigation, the

deposits at site to the depths investigated may be divided
(1) v/adia, D.N. (197<), of India", Tata l-lc Gr av

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into two generalized strata. The surficial soils are

aeolian sands underlain by calcareous sandy silt.
Detal'led descriptions of the materials encountered at the
borehole locations are given on the individual soil
profi 1es on Tabl es 1 and 2. Engineering terms used for-
soil classification are explained on Table 4. Fig.3
presents a pictorial ~ummary of borehole profiles.
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The surficial soils at site consist of calcareous
fine sand and sil ty s a nd , it extends to about 3m depth
below the ground surface. These sands are probably a
Pliestocene to Holocene deposi t of aeolian origin. The
sand is calcareous and contains about 19 to 23 percent
calcium carbonate. Carbonate cementation is apparent in
the sand, however, it is fr-iable and may be weakly to
very weakly cemented. SPT values in the sand r-ange from
31 to 35.
The under-lying sandy silt· below 3m depth is a weakly

cemented calcareous d~ricrust(2). The 's o i Is contain about 27
~
to 35 Pi" ,ent calcium carbonate. The sandy silt exhibits
J
j, low plasticity and has a liquid limit of 27 to 30 and a
I
i plastic limit of 19 to 20. S?T values ~ange [~lom 37 to

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42 to about 4m depth below which SPT values exceed 50

indicating refusal strata. The borehol~s were ter-minated
on this refusal strata at about 5.2m dlpth.
4.3 Groundwater
Based on the two borehole drilled, groundwater was

not encountered to the final eXPIOre~j,ePth of 5.2m at the
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(2) Hardingham,A.H. (1994), "Development of an Engineering

description of cemented Arid Soils and Calcareous duri-
crusts",Englneering Characteristics of Arid Soils, Fookes
and Parry, eds, Balkema, Rotterdam, Proc; First Inter-
national Symposium on Engineering Char~cteristics of Arid
SOils, 1993, London.
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time of field investigation. We expect that groundwater

may be fairly deep.
5.0 FOUNDATION ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
5.1 General
A suitable foundation for any structure should have

an adequate safety .fa c t or against exceeding the bearing
capacity of supporting soils. Also the vertical movements
due to compression of the soils should be within tolerable
limi ts for the structure. We consider the foundation
designed in accordance with the recommendations herein all
satisfy these criteria.
5.2 Foundation Type and Depth
In general, our investigation reveals that t he soils

at 31 t e are in a medium-dense state. Open sp read
foundations and strip footings are feasible foundation
schemes. We recommend a minimum foundation embed~ent·
depth at 1.5m below the existing ground surface.
Re~ommendations are given herein for foundations at 1.5m
depth and 3.0m depth.
5.3 Open Foundations
Bearing capaci ty analysis for' open foundations has

been perform~d i..
general accordance wi th IS 6403-1ge1.
For foundations at 1. 5m depth, a ·tohesion intercept, 'c'
of zero and an angle of internal frictionof 30 degrees has
been used in the analysis. The ¢ value has been reduced
to account- for the carbonate nature of the soil. For
foundations bearing on the calcareous sandy silt at 3.0m
depth, analysis has been done, treating it as a cohesive
:~011 w I Lh ;..1 c 0 h f.!:"; ion 1n tee ce p t 0 f 2 kg /c III ~ • A 1 t hou t:. h
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Fe
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gr oundva tel' was not encountered to 5. 2m depth, a water

table correction factor of 0.8 has been applied to cater
for potential for saturation of soils and consequent
reduction in shear s t.re ng t.h , A safety factor of 2.5 has
been applied on the computed va l ue s of u l timate bearing
capacity.
Settlement anaiysis is based on N val ues "and has

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been computed in accordance wi th IS: 8009 Pact-I. The
design N value is taken as the weighted average of the
corrected N-values to depth equal to "1.0B" below the
foundation. A tolerable total settlement of 50mm has been
considered in our analysis. The analysis indicates that
[;fd;t:lf:ment is not likely to be Cl governing factor.
We recommend that open spread foundations and strip

footingc 1 to 3m wide, bearing at 1.5m be designed for a
net a Ll cwa t.Le bearing pr e s s u r-e of l';'l'/IlI;!. 1.',)lllhlutil)I1:3
Lar ge r to 3m may be designed for a net;,:"allowable bearing

fJ r e : .:;!j r (: (J f 1 H T / I!I? •
For foundations at 3.0m depth, we recommend that

open -sp r e ad footings not exceeding 3m width be designed
for a net allowable bearing pr e s s ur e of 25T/mz. Larger foun-
da t i ors may be designed for a net bearing pressure of m/m2•
The above recommended values of net allowable

." ':"flg pressure include a bearing capac! ty safety factor
of 2.5. Total settlement of foundations designed for the
above recommended values of net bearing pressure is less
~
than 50mm, and is expected to be onv-t he order of 20 to
35u;,,,.
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5.4 Definition of Net Bearing Pressure
~or the purposes of this report, the net allowable

bearing pressure should be calculated as the difference
between total load on the foundation and the weight of the
soil overlying the foundation. The following equation may
be used -
Where:
qnet = net allowable bearing pressure
1.1 • :l 11pe r 1/11P 0 l.l tJ t..1 l.l t u L 1 c 1 0 u dOli t U u II d u L 1 u II

B
Wf = weight of foundation
W ~ weight of soil oveplying foundation

B
Af = area of foundation
Sv = overburden pressure at foundation level prior to

excavation for foundation construction.
6.0 FOUNDATION CONSTRUCTION CONSIDERATIONS

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6.1 Excavations
Temporary open cut excavations'through the soil to

about 1.5 to 2.5m depth may be performed using side slopes
of 1-vertlcal on 0.1 to 0.3-horizontal. During dry season
with no surficial flow of water, even steeper slopes may
be feasible In case excessive sloughing or caving
occurs, the slopes may be fl attened further to ensure
stability.
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6.2 Foundation Level Preparation
The exposed foundation bearing surface for open

foundations should be watered and compacted properly using
1ight manual ramme rs , The surface should then be
protected from disturbances due to construction activities
so that the foundations may bear on the natual
undisturbed ground. For ease of construction, we
recommend the placement of a 75 to 100mm thick "blinding
layer" of lean concrete to facilitate placement of
reinforcing steel and to protect the soils from
disturbance.
6.3 Chemical Attack
Chemical test results on soil and groundwater

samples are presented on Table 3. The results indicate
that the soils contain about 0.19 to 0.26 percent
sulphates and about 0.07 to 0.10 percent ·chlorides.
Groundwater was not encountered to the final investigated
de p t h o r ::..
2 rn• 'l'i 1(: ~ II '/ a I ue s 0 f ~0 11 r u nb C s b to? t •.•.
l! 81\ ~3.5
and 9.0 indicating somewhat alkaline condition.
18:456-1978 recommends that Rrecautions should be

taken against chemical degradation- of concrete if the
sulphates content of the sol 1 exceeds 0.2 percent or if
the groundwater contains more than 300 mg per 1itre of .
sulphates. Comparing the test. resu Its wi th these
specified limits, the sulphate dontent of the soils
.e
exceeds the specified limit. Also; the chloride content
of the soil is about 0.1% Lnd Lcat Lrig a mild to moderate
corrosion potential.
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Therefore, the soils at the site may be treated as

slightly aggressi ve. Tne re is a moderate potential for
chemical d~gradat0n of concret~. We recommend the
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CENGRS GEOTECHNICA PVT. LTD. Job No.
following measures as a good practice to limit the

~otential for chemical attack :
(1 ) For shallow foundations, a •.minimum cement content of

330 kg/m3 should be used. 'Ordinary Portland cement
may be used for concrete.
(2) Water-cement ratio in foundation concrete should not

exceed 0.50. Admixture may,be used, if r-e
qui red,to
improve work,ability.
(3) A clear concrete cover of at. least 50mm should be

provided for all foundations.' It should be ensured
that no reinforcement bar is either exposed or has
inadequate cover.
(4) Foundation concrete should be densified adequately

using a vibrator so as to form a dense impervious
mass. Adequate quality control should be exercised
so as to avo i d honey ccmb i nLng or 0the!' d~fectsl
flaws in concrete.
(5) The pee layer (lean concrete) below foundation

should be at least 75mm thick.
(6) The mixing water and curing water for foundation

concrete should be t est'ed and suitable water
conforming to IS:456 should be used for concreting
and curing.
6.4 Variability in Subsurface Conditions
Subsurface condi tions encountered during construc-

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tion may vary somewhat from the;~conditions encountered
during our site investigation.:. In case significant
variations are encountdred during construction, we request
to be notified so that our engineers may review the
recommendations in this report in light of these
variations.
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SUMMARY OF PRINCIPAL FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
,/ " Cengrs Geotechnica Private Limited conducted a

geotechnical investigation for a proposed Horton Sphere at
rOeL's LPG Bottling Plant at Bikaner. The scope of work
included two boreholes and two dynamic cone penetration
tests.
Our investiga~ion revealed that ~he surficial soils

at the site are a dense compact aeolian calcareous sand
formation that extends to about 3m depth. The underlying
depositis a calcareous weakly cemented sandy sil t stratum
that extends to the final investigated depth of 5.2m.
Groundwater ws not encountered at the borehole locations
to the depths investigated.
We recommend the following bearing pressure for open

foundations :
At 1.5m depth 15T/m2 for 1 to 3m wide foundation
18T/m2 for foundation larger than

3m
_At 3m depth 25T/m2 for 1 to 3m wide foundation
30T/m2 for foundation larger than

3m.
The chemical analysis of ;.;oils'-indicates over 0.2

percent sulphates and pH value of more-than 8.5. Adequate
precautions as recommended in this report should be taken in
order to limit the potential for corrosion of foundHtion
concrete and reinforcing steel bars. I-
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Details of drawing for Vessel Fabrication of Mounded LPG Storage Vessels
1. All dimensions are in mm unless otherwise specified.

2. All flange bolt holes to straddle main center lines of equipment. Except the bolt
hole orientation shall be checked with the instrument manufacturer of the
gauge (LG1).
3. All pressure bearing butt welds shall be full penetration, double welded joints.
Nozzles, man ways & domes shall be attached to the vessel with full penetration
weld.
4. Unless otherwise specified nozzle flanges shall conform to ASME B16.5 standard.
5. I/D of weld neck flanges shall match with corresponding I/D of nozzle pipes.
6. The gasket seating surface of all man way/ nozzle flanges shall have 125 RMS
finish.
7. Vessel shall have a slope of 1:200 between the tan lines towards outlet as shown.
However man way & nozzle flange facings shall be parallel to horizontal except
flange face of nozzle marked ‘F/P’ & settling bench mark, which shall be
perpendicular to the horizontal.
8. Projection of nozzles on dome shall be measured from tan line of dome to gasket
seating face of flange. For man way the projection shall be measured from
vessel O/D to gasket seating face of flange.
9. All nozzles of size 50NB & below shall be provided with 2 nos. 40x6 THK stiffeners.
10. Man ways, domes & nozzle ‘F/P’ shall be provided with reinforcing pads as per
fabrication code. Each reinforcing pad shall have 1 no. 1/8” NPT T/T hole, pads
shall be pneumatically tested at 1.05 kg/cm2 (g) & checked with soap solution.
T/T holes shall not be plugged & shall be filled with hard grease only.
11. All sharp corners shall be rounded off to min. 3 mm radius.
12. Plates having thickness of 20 mm & above shall be examined ultrasonically as
per SA: 578 level 1.
13. Circumferential & long weld shall clear all nozzles. In case of reinforcing pad
overlapping the seams, the seams shall ground flush, D.P. tested & radiographed
before welding reinforcing pad.
14. FW are indicative proposed in-site field weld. Site joints will be decided as per site
conditions.
15. Heads shall be hemispherical type with crown & petal construction. The petals &
crown plates shall be cold pressed & subsequently normalized only if significant
changes in impact properties are observed after forming.
16. All nozzles/ domes/ man ways with or without reinforcing pad lifting lugs, name
plate bracket etc.
Shall be fabricated & welded before post weld heat treatment of each section
of vessel.
17. Post weld heat treatment cycle shall be as under:
A) Holding temperature range: 6000C +/-200C
B) Holding time: 60 minutes
C) Rate of heating above temperature of 3000C: 900C per hour +/-100C max.
D) Rate of cooling up to temperature of 3000C: 900C per hour +/-100max.
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E) Cooling below temperature of 3000C in still air.

18. Prior to hydro test, all weld splatter, weld studs, scale, dirt etc. shall be removed
from the vessel. The vessel is to be supported while hydro testing on sand bed,
which is to be laid & compacted up to a level of 1200 taken from the center of
vessel to the edge of vessel.
19. 100% Radiography to be done for all weld joints. After fabrication/ welding, NDT
& PWHT, hydro testing shall be conducted at a pressure mentioned in design
data. The temperature of testing medium (i.e. water) shall not be less than 150C.
20. Surface preparation & protective coating shall be as per specifications of order/
approved procedure.
21. Ovality of shell shall not exceed 0.5% of radius. (Refer note under clause 3.6.2 of
design code) i.e. the inside diameter measured from the true center shall be
maximum 6030 mm and minimum 5970 mm.
22. B1 to B4 settling bench marks should be properly painted as per specification on
vessel.
23. The sleeve for domes shall be made in two halves cylindrical to enable
installation & easy removal for inspection.
24. The PH of fresh water used for hydro test shall be between 6 & 7. The vessel shall
be completely drained, cleaned & dried with hot air.
25. During hydro test, settlement monitoring of equipment supported on its
foundation should be performed. The settlement should be monitored at 0, 25,
50, 75 & 100% filling & after 48 hours with the vessel completely filled. The
settlement rate during this testing period must diminish with time, otherwise the
vessel must be partly emptied & corrective action on the foundation shall be
taken.
26. Instruments given in tender shall be mounted on specified nozzles as per
manufacturer’s standards.
27. All exposed surfaces of vessel/ dome/ nozzle shall be provided with fire proof
material approved by TPIA/ IOC.
28. All pressure part & directly welded attachment materials shall be impact tested
as per code (PD 5500) & shall met the average values as per table 0.2
29. For production test coupon requirement refer tender specification.
30. Dome head shall be normalized after forming.
31. The differential settlement due to longitudinal bending at bullet shall not exceed
50 mm measured between central and end bench marks.
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CONSTRUCTION OF MOUNDED VESSELS AT UNA LPG BP
Note:
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Bottling Plant Project UNA (HP)
soil (average depth 3 M for ground improvement ) including
1 7,211 m3 183.00 1,319,613.00
disposal of excavated earth within and outside site to
unobjectionable place, disposed earth to be levelled and neatly
dressed.
soil (average excavation 3 M excavation) on account of
2 1,380 m3 183.00 252,540.00
Retaining Wall) including disposal of excavated earth within and
outside site to unobjectionable place, disposed earth to be
exceeding 20cm in depth, each deposited layer to be compacted
3 7,211 m3 867.00 6,251,937.00
by ramming,watering and dressing complete(3 m for Ground
Improvement upto FGL)
4 including pumping of R.M.C. from transit mixer to site of laying , 2,828 m3 8,358.00 23,636,424.00
5 285 MT 80,000.00 22,800,000.00
grade below Raft excluding cost of centering and shuttering - All
6 552 m3 5,698.00 3,145,296.00
work up to plinth level 1:3:6(1 Cement : 3 Coarse Sand : 6
Concrete paver block 80 mm thk., of Grade M 40, on top of
7 973 m2 1,646.80 1,602,336.00
Supply and laying of 80 mm thick paver block of Grade M 40 for
8 3,021 m2 1,077.00 3,253,617.00
pavement
9 UPVC/RCC pipes and covering the PVC pipes with Pea Gravel, 1 LS 10,059,935.08 10,059,935.00
PVC sheet supply and laying on top and on sides,provision of
SS railing on top and on ladder, centering and shuttering,
painting, mound cover, stair, railing, pavement, drain, vapour
trap, kerb wall, etc. as per specifications & drawings, Snowcem
painting on retaining walls.
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Bottom pipeline, Bend, Vortex Braker, Internal Ladder, Stiffener
rings etc. as per specifications & drawings. The item includes
supply of nozzle, nozzle pipes/ dip pipes, bends/elbows,
10 flanges/forgings, studs, bolts, gaskets, fasteners, material for 1 LS 40,574,130.00 40,574,130.00
internal stair, manhole davit arrangement, bottom spring support
for liquid LPG inlet/outlet pipe in tunnel, GRE cover for dome ,
manhole alongwith insulation and SS strap, lifting lugs and
name plate alongwith bracket required as per drawings &
specifications.

11 1 LS 4,881,872.00 4,881,872.00
13 Instrumentation and PRVs of vessels as per the details of works 2 EA 8,680,568.00 17,361,136.00
and specifications for each vessels.
area for carrying out hot work like gas cutting, grinding, welding,
hammering, PWHT etc. including supply of all material and
labour.
14 1,200 m2 1,767.00 2,120,400.00
actual work done shall be made proportionately on sq.m. basis).
TOTAL FOR PART - A 145,166,636.00

2 10 Set 93,685.00 936,850.00
4 GI pipes 50 mm dia for cables under floor, clamping, saddling 1 LS 493,454.00 493,454.00

5 1 LS 501,375.00 501,375.00
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drawing, around mounded storage vessels and for connection to
2 2,400 SqM 2,441.17 5,858,808.00
existing raods.
3 by excavation, brick work, PCC,plaster etc complete as per 400 RM 3,057.10 1,222,841.00
drawing

NB hydrant pipeline including Gate valve, class #150 (2 nos.) ,
1 washers, nuts, pipe pedestals, supports etc. complete.-Details 1 LS 3,168,575.00 3,168,575.00

2 civil works as per site requirement 6 Ea 22,614.00 135,684.00

3 per site requirement 6 Ea 22,614.00 135,684.00
Supply and erection of Hose boxes including civil works as per

4 site requirement 6 Ea 9,072.00 54,432.00
Supply , erection testing and commissioning of 25 NB air line for

5 200 meter, to be executed & measured seperately 200 M 1,540.00 308,000.00
Supply erection testing commissioning of 150 NB DV along with

supply of necessary branch pipes upto mound top and ROV
6 coverage, required valves, required nos. of nozzles, quartzoid 1 LS 620,750.00 620,750.00
blub, SOV, pressure guges, presure switches etc

8 including all necessary welding, testing, NDT and 300 RM 2,320.00 696,000.00
commissioning
Supply & Erection of heavy GI pipe as per IS 129 of various
9 size, including all necessary welding, testing, NDT and 1 LS 871,600.00 871,600.00
commissioning
MS structure for hose box supports, operating platform, pipe
10 supports etc. 5 MT 87,000.00 435,000.00

11 1 LS 177,375.00 177,375.00
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commissioning of seamless pipelines along with all kinds of
valves, including mounded vessels manifold with supply of
flanges, fittings, meatallic gaskets, studs, washers, nuts, copper
1 1 LS 8,278,955.50 8,278,956.00
and the constructed RCC pedestals supports and the fabricated
structural support.Details of this item are given & to be executed
& measured seperately
Supply of various sizes LPG Pipe line( 10" to 2") , Flanges, TEE,
Ebow, ROV, Gate Valve, Three Way Valves, EFCV, NRV, TSVs
etc as per site requirement for connecting the bullet to LPG
2 1 LS 14,059,950.50 14,059,951.00
pump house. Detail of item are given in tender document.
Details of this item are given & to be executed & measured
seperately

(Rupees Ninteen Crore Sixty Seven Lakh Eighty Nine Thousand One Hundred Nine Only)
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VESSELS FOR LPG STORAGE AT LPG BOTTLING PLANT,UNA (HP).

A CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD AROUND MOUNDED STORAGE TANKS AT UNA BP:
Bullet size: 2 x 600 Mt; Dia 6 Mtr; L 48.21 mtr: mound size 52.21 x 18.48Mtr; 6 mtr wide road at a
distance of 15 M . Total length: 260 mtr.
Width of Road 6.0 M
Excavation 0.30 400.00 6.00 720.00 CuM 183.00 131760.00
WBM(100mm+75mm+75mm) 0.25 400.00 6.00 2400.00 Sq-M 735.00 1764000.00
Paver Blocks 0.075 400.00 6.00 2400.00 SqM 1077.00 2584800.00
Kerb Stone 0.300 800.00 0.10 24.00 CuM 6737.00 161688.00
TOTAL 5858808.00

Excavation 0.70 400.00 1.250 350.00 CuM 183.00 64050.00
PCC 1:2:4 0.08 400.00 1.250 37.50 CuM 6443.00 241613.00
PCC 1:4:8 0.10 400.00 1.250 50.00 CuM 5069.00 253450.00
Brick work 230 mm 0.50 800.00 0.230 92.00 CuM 5798.00 533416.00
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TOTAL 1222841

Width of culvert 3M

Excavation 1.00 7.00 4.00 28.00 CuM 183.00 5124.00
PCC 1:4:8 0.10 7.00 3.60 2.52 CuM 5069.00 12773.88
RCC 1:1.5:3 top slab 0.30 7.00 8.40 17.64 CuM 7343.00 129531.00
TOTAL 577098

PCC 1:3:6
bed
TOTAL 85470.00

Sl.
No.

2 5290 type A 6 Nos. 22614 135684
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4 Air Line 25 NB 200 Mtrs 1540 308000
9 1239 300 Mtrs 2320 696000
10 1239 200 Mtrs 1347 269400
11 1239 200 Mtrs 1165 233000
12 1239 200 Mtrs 878 175600
13 1239 200 Mtrs 773 154600
14 1239 100 Mtrs 390 39000

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Sl.
No.
same with existing system 1,528,658 1528658
LS
integration of the same with existing GMS. 264,809 264809
3 Upgradation of ILSD System with new sensors LS 477,500 477500

Sl.
1 Seam less #300 Pipe 10" 40 75 Mtrs 9088 681600.00
6 CS, WN Flanges #300 10" 40 2 Nos. 12045 24090.00
7 CS, WN Flanges #300 8" 40 30 Nos. 8595.00 257850.00
8 CS, WN Flanges #300 6" 40 30 Nos. 6303.00 189090.00
9 CS, WN Flanges #300 4" 40 20 Nos. 3915.50 78310.00
10 CS, WN Flanges #300 2" 80 20 Nos. 1375.20 27504.00
11 Blind Flange #300 10" 40 1 Nos. 10950 10950.00
12 Blind Flange #300 8" 40 8 Nos. 7449.00 59592.00
13 Blind Flange #300 6" 40 8 Nos. 4584.00 36672.00
14 Blind Flange #300 4" 40 10 Nos. 3915.50 39155.00
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15 Blind Flange #300 2" 80 10 Nos. 1814.50 18145.00

16 Elbows 90d BW 1.5D 8" 40 4 Nos. 7665 30660.00
17 Elbows 90d BW 1.5D 6" 40 20 Nos. 3820.00 76400.00
18 Elbows 90d BW 1.5D 4" 40 20 Nos. 1910.00 38200.00
19 Elbows 90d BW 1.5D 2" 80 18 Nos. 811.75 14611.50
20 BW, TEE 10"x10"x8" 40x40 2 Nos. 13687 27374.00
21 BW, TEE 8"x8"x8" 40x40 10 Nos. 7544.50 75445.00
22 BW, TEE 6"x6"x6" 40x40 10 Nos. 4775.00 47750.00
23 BW, TEE 4"x4"x4" 40x40 10 Nos. 3103.75 31037.50
24 BW, TEE 8"x8"x2" 40x40 14 Nos. 11269.00 157766.00
25 BW, TEE 6"x6"x4" 40x40 14 Nos. 9550.00 133700.00
26 BW, TEE 6"x6"x2" 40x40 10 Nos. 9550.00 95500.00
27 BW, TEE 3"x3"x3" 40x40 14 Nos. 1910.00 26740.00
28 BW, TEE 3"x3"X2" 40x40 12 Nos. 1910.00 22920.00
29 BW, TEE 2"x 2"x2" 80x80 4 Nos. 2190.00 8760.00
32 ROV)
33 Ball Valve #300 6" 2 Nos. 179444.50 358889.00
34 Ball Valve #300 4" 2 Nos. 71625.00 143250.00
35 Ball Valve #300 3" 4 Nos. 40110.00 160440.00
36 Ball Valve #300 2" 6 Nos. 31515.00 189090.00
37 3 Way Valve 8" 1 Nos. 260957.00 260957.00
38 3 Way Valve 6" 1 Nos. 228590.00 228590.00
39 3 Way Valve 2" 2 Nos. 163857.00 327714.00
40 NRV # 300 8" 4 Nos. 141340.00 565360.00
41 NRV # 300 6" 4 Nos. 75922.50 303690.00
42 NRV # 300 4" 3 Nos. 63030.00 189090.00
43 NRV # 300 3" 3 Nos. 31515.00 94545.00
44 NRV # 300 2" 3 Nos. 16903.50 50710.50
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45 EFCV 10" 3 Nos. 308465.00 925395.00

46 EFCV 8" 3 Nos. 148617.10 445852.00
47 EFCV 2" 2 Nos. 16894 33788.00
51 Seam less #300 Pipe 8" 40 10 Mtrs 6022 60220.00

57 NRV/l Valve #300 10" 4 Nos. 14325 57300.00
58 NRV/l Valve #300 8" 6 Nos. 10950.00 65700.00
59 NRV/l Valve #300 6" 4 Nos. 8117.50 32470.00
60 NRV/l Valve #300 4" 6 Nos. 7640.00 45840.00
61 NRV/l Valve #300 3" 4 Nos. 6685.00 26740.00
62 NRV/l Valve #300 2" 8 Nos. 4775.00 38200.00
63 TSVs 1" 15 Nos. 4297.50 64462.50
64 3 Way Valve 8" 1 Nos. 173971.00 173971.00
65 3 Way Valve 6" 1 Nos. 152393.00 152393.00
66 3 Way Valve 2" 2 Nos. 109238.00 218476.00
RCC foundation for pipe RCC 70 No. 1862.25 130358.00
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Supply and Installation of GMS System for proposed 2 x 600 MT Mounded Storage Bullets including its
Integration with the existing system at UNA BP (HP).

A. SUPPLY PORTION :
1 GAS SENSORS No. 12 76,400 916,800
proposed location.
Supply and Fitting of Dual Compartment CCOE Approved FLP/WP Enclosures for Set 2 24,830 49,660
FTUs suitablefor Hazardous Area, Zone-I, Group IIA/IIB for LPG with Mounting Stand &
Hardware.
above FTUs.
Area.
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9 Supply and Fitting of Windows Based GMS Sofware customised to the specifice Set 1 50,137 50,137
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3C x 1.5 Sq.mm.
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TO DRAIN
VAPOUR TRAP WITH WATER CONNECTION AND FLOAT
300 MM HIGH CONCRETE WALL (100 mm THK.)
REV DATE REVISION NOTE BY CHKD APPD
INDIANOIL CORPORATION LIMITED

(Marketing Division)
Indian Oil
PROJECT
BY INITIALS WORK
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ALL DIMENSIONS IN MM
UNLESS MENTIONED OTHERWISE
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CONSTRUCTION OF MOUNDED VESSELS AT RAIPUR LPG BP
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Bottling Plant Project Raipur
soil (average depth 2 M for ground improvement and
1 3,189 m3 156.00 497,484.00
excavation on account of retaining wall) including disposal of
excavated earth within and outside site to unobjectionable
place, disposed earth to be levelled and neatly dressed.
Earth work in excavation by mechanical means /
manual means over areas of rock (average depth 1 M for
ground improvement and excavation on account of Retaining
2 1,594 m3 244.00 388,936.00
Wall) including disposal of excavated earth within and outside
site to unobjectionable place, disposed earth to be levelled and
neatly dressed.
exceeding 20cm in depth, each deposited layer to be
3 4,783 m3 746.00 3,568,118.00
compacted by ramming,watering and dressing complete(3 m
for Ground Improvement upto FGL)
4 including pumping of R.M.C. from transit mixer to site of laying , 2,828 m3 7,443.00 21,048,804.00
5 285 MT 68,000.00 19,380,000.00
grade below Raft excluding cost of centering and shuttering -
6 690 m3 4,836.00 3,336,840.00
All work up to plinth level 1:3:6(1 Cement : 3 Coarse Sand : 6
Concrete paver block 80 mm thk. Of Grade M 40 on top of
7 973 m2 1,397.60 1,359,865.00
Supply and laying of 80 mm thick paver block of Grade M 40
8 949 m2 914.00 867,386.00
for pavement
UPVC/RCC pipes and covering the PVC pipes with Pea
9 1 LS 8,639,890.05 8,639,890.00
Gravels, PVC sheet supply and laying on top and on
sides,provision of SS railing on top and on ladder, centering
and shuttering, painting, mound cover, stair, railing, pavement,
drain, vapour trap, kerb wall, etc. as per specifications &
drawings, Exterior emulsion painting on retaining walls and
white wash on kerb wall.
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Bottom pipeline, Bend, Vortex Braker, Internal Ladder etc. as
per specifications & drawings. The item includes supply of
nozzle, nozzle pipes/ dip pipes, bends/elbows, flanges/forgings,
10 1 LS 47,380,000.00 47,380,000.00
studs, bolts, gaskets, fasteners, material for internal stair,
manhole davit arrangement, bottom spring support for liquid
LPG inlet/outlet pipe in tunnel, GRE cover for dome and
manhole alongwith insulation and SS strap, lifting lugs and
name plate alongwith bracket required as per drawings &
specifications.
11 1 LS 5,685,640.00 5,685,640.00
13 Instrumentation and PRVs of vessels as per the details of 2 EA 10,145,430.00 20,290,860.00
works and specifications for each vessels.
area for carrying out hot work like gas cutting, grinding,
welding, hammering, PWHT etc. including supply of all material
and labour.
14 2,400 m2 1,850.00 4,440,000.00
actual work done shall be made proportionately on sq.m.
basis).
TOTAL FOR PART - A 146,117,823.00

2 12 Set 81,750.00 981,000.00
4 1 LS 424,980.00 424,980.00
5 1 LS 525,000.00 525,000.00
2 1,800 SqM 1,972.28 3,550,104.00
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3 by excavation, brick work, PCC,plaster etc complete as per 300 RM 2,595.27 778,581.00
drawing
4 PCC 1:3:6 below pipelines 15 m3 4,836.00 72,540.00
NB hydrant pipeline including butterfly valve, class #150 (2
nos.) , seamless elbow 8" 10nos., fittings, flanges, gaskets,
1 1 LS 3,245,000.00 3,245,000.00
studs, washers, nuts, pipe pedestals, supports etc. complete.-
Details of this item are given & to be executed & measured
seperately
2 6 Ea 12,000.00 72,000.00
civil wroks as per site requirement
3 6 Ea 25,740.00 154,440.00
per site requirement
Supply and erection of Hose boxes including civil wroks as per
4 6 Ea 9,500.00 57,000.00
site requirement
Sypply , erection testing and commissioning of 25 NB air line
for 200 meter, suuply of branch pipe and nozzles and hose
5 1 LS 466,000.00 466,000.00
pipe each 12 nos.- Details of this item are given & to be
executed & measured seperately
Supply erection testing commissioning of 150 NB DV along
with supply of required Valves,necessary branch pipes, upto
6 1 LS 650,000.00 650,000.00
mound top and ROV coverage, required nos. of nozzles,
quartzoid blub, SOV, pressure guges, presure switches etc
commissioning of seamless pipelines including mounded
vessels manifold with supply of flanges, fittings, meatallic
gaskets, studs, washers, nuts, copper jumpers, RCC pedestals,
1 MS structural supports etc. complete. 1 LS 4,149,800.00 4,149,800.00
and the and constructed RCC pedestals supports and the
Supply of various sizes LPG Pipe line( 10" to 2") , Flanges,
TEE, Ebow, ROV, Gate Valve, EFCV, NRV etc as per site
2 requirement for connecting the bullet to LPG pump house. 1 LS 6,816,448.00 6,816,448.00
Detail of item are given in tender document. Details of this item
are given & to be executed & measured seperately
COST OF BQ PLATES (FREE ISSUE MATERIAL) FOR
1.00 LS 23,391,000.00 23,391,000.00
SERVICE TAX PURPOSE
COST OF BQ PLATES (FREE ISSUE MATERIAL) FOR SER. TAX PURPOSE 23,391,000.00
COMPOSITE SERVICE TAX ON WORKS CONTRACT INCL. THAT ON COST OF STEEL PLATES (%) 6.000 11,545,181.00
(Rupees Eighteen Crores Five lakh Seventy ThreeThousand Eight Hundred Sixty Five only)
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VESSELS FOR LPG STORAGE AT LPG BOTTLING PLANT, RAIPUR (CG).

A CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD AROUND MOUNDED STORAGE TANKS AT RAIPUR BP:
Bullet size: 2 x 600 Mt; Dia 6 Mtr; L 48.21 mtr: mound size 64.2 x 42 Mtr; 6 mtr wide road in three side
Total length of Road 300.0 M Two side= 2*(90+60)=300 Mtr
Width of Road 6.0 M
Excavation 0.30 300.00 6.00 540.00 CuM 156.00 84240.00
WBM(100mm+75mm+75mm) 0.25 300.00 6.00 1800.00 Sq-M 524.00 943200.00
Paver Blocks 0.075 300.00 6.00 1800.00 SqM 914.00 1645200.00
Kerb Stone 0.300 600.00 0.10 18.00 CuM 5718.00 102924.00
TOTAL 3550104.00

Brick Drain along inside road considered. Initial Depth 300 mm to 600 mm- average depth 500 mm.
Excavation 0.70 300.00 1.250 262.50 CuM 156.00 40950.00
PCC 1:2:4 0.08 300.00 1.250 28.13 CuM 5468.00 153787.50
PCC 1:4:8 0.10 300.00 1.250 37.50 CuM 4303.00 161362.50
Brick work 230 mm 0.50 600.00 0.230 69.00 CuM 4921.00 339549.00
TOTAL 778581.00

Width of culvert 3M

Excavation 1.00 7.00 4.00 28.00 CuM 156.00 4368.00
PCC 1:4:8 0.10 7.00 3.60 2.52 CuM 4303.00 10843.56
RCC 1:1.5:3 top slab 0.30 7.00 8.40 17.64 CuM 6233.00 109950.12
TOTAL 490227.36

PCC 1:3:6
bed
TOTAL 72540.00
TOTAL AMOUNT INCLUDING 6% COMPOSITE SERVICE TAX 5184940.00
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2 Hydrant Points 6 Nos. 12000 72000
3 Water Monitors 6 Nos. 25740 154440
4 Hose Pipe 12 Nos. 11500 138000
5 Hose Box 6 Nos. 9500 57000
6 Branch Pipe & Nozzle 12 Nos. 4000 48000
7 Air Line 25 NB 200 Mtrs 1400 280000

1 Supply of catalytic Sensors(12 Nos), cable, FTU & other accessories
for providing 10 nos. GMS sensors & integration of the same with LS IR 1559880
existing system sensors
2 Erection & commissioning of 10 nos. GMS sensors including LS 226380
3 Upgradation of ILSD System with new sensors LS 500000
Size Sch.
5 CS, WN Flanges #300 10" 40 2 Nos. 11000 22000
6 CS, WN Flanges #300 8" 40 8 Nos. 9000 72000
7 CS, WN Flanges #300 6" 40 14 Nos. 6600 92400
8 CS, WN Flanges #300 4" 40 6 Nos. 4100 24600
9 CS, WN Flanges #300 2" 80 20 Nos. 1440 28800
10 Blind Flange #300 10" 40 1 Nos. 10000 10000
11 Blind Flange #301 8" 40 2 Nos. 7800 15600
12 Blind Flange #300 6" 40 2 Nos. 4800 9600
13 Blind Flange #300 4" 40 2 Nos. 4100 8200
14 Blind Flange #300 2" 80 6 Nos. 1900 11400
15 Elbows 90d BW 1.5D 8" 40 4 Nos. 7000 28000
16 Elbows 90d BW 1.5D 6" 40 12 Nos. 4000 48000
17 Elbows 90d BW 1.5D 4" 40 6 Nos. 2000 12000
18 Elbows 90d BW 1.5D 2" 80 18 Nos. 850 15300
19 BW, TEE 10"x10"x8" 40x40 2 Nos. 12500 25000
20 BW, TEE 8"x8"x8" 40x40 2 Nos 7900 15800
21 BW, TEE 8"x8"x2" 40x40 6 Nos. 11800 70800
22 BW, TEE 8"x8"x6" 40x40 2 Nos. 15000 30000
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23 BW, TEE 6"x6"x6" 40x40 4 Nos. 5000 20000

24 BW, TEE 6"x6"x4" 40x40 2 Nos. 10000 20000
25 BW, TEE 4"x4"x4" 40x40 2 Nos. 3250 6500
26 BW, TEE 2"x 2"x2" 80x80 4 Nos. 2000 8000
27 ROV liquid line 8" 2 Nos. 415000 830000
28 ROV vapour line 6" 2 Nos. 325000 650000
Gate valve # 300 ( after
29 ROV) 8" 2 Nos. 105000 210000
30 Ball Valve #300 8" 2 Nos. 215000 430000
31 Ball Valve #300 6" 4 Nos. 187900 751600
32 Ball Valve #300 4" 2 Nos. 75000 150000
33 Ball Valve #300 2" 12 Nos. 33000 396000
34 NRV # 300 6" 2 Nos. 68700 137400
35 EFCV 8" 2 Nos. 155620 311240
36 EFCV 2" 2 Nos. 15429 30858
37 TSVs incl valve & fittings 1" 15 Nos 25000 375000
Fabrication & erection of piping works including flanges, elbows, Tee etc complete with NDT & painting:
Erection of valves including supply of studs & gaskets etc.
43 NRV/l Valve #300 8" 6 Nos. 10000 60000
44 NRV/l Valve #300 6" 8 Nos. 8500 68000
45 NRV/l Valve #300 4" 2 Nos. 8000 16000
46 NRV/l Valve #300 2" 12 Nos. 5000 60000
47 TSVs 1" 15 Nos. 4500 67500
48 RCC foundation for pipe RCC 50 Nos. 2041 102050
49 Structural Work For Catwalks cross overs 20 Tonne 92000 1840000
TOTAL FOR EXECUTION OF MECHANICAL PIPING WORKS: 10966248
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Integration with the existing system at Raipur LPG BP (CG)

A. SUPPLY PORTION :
1 GAS SENSORS No. 12 80,000 960,000
proposed location.
Supply and Fitting of Dual Compartment CCOE Approved FLP/WP Enclosures for FTUs Set 2 26,000 52,000
suitablefor Hazardous Area, Zone-I, Group IIA/IIB for LPG with Mounting Stand &
Hardware.
above FTUs.
Area.
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% LEL Trend Display
11 3C x 1.5 SQMM CABLE M 1,500 121 181,500

Copper Conductor, PVC insulated Armoured Cables of following Size As per IS-1554,
3C x 1.5 Sq.mm.
13 GI Pipe of Size 50 mm Dia and laying M 50 490 24,500
sq.mm.

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PROJECT
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Bottling Plant Project Budge Budge
Earth work in excavation by mechanical means (Hydraulic
excavator) / manual means over areas (average depth 3 M on
1 account of Retaining Wall) including disposal of excavated earth 1,524 Cum 176.00 268,224.00
within and outside site to unobjectionable place, disposed earth to be
Mobilization and demobilization of all necessary plant, personnel,
equipment, tools and ancillaries, handling, assembling, erecting,
2 dismantling & removal off the site on completion of ground 1 LS 2,064,825.00 2,064,825.00
improvement works and soil investigation works.
Carry out pre-treatment & post tretment Soil Investigation Works
(Including Boreholes, electric Cone penetrometer tests (eCPT's) and
3 laboratory testing :
a) Electric cone penetration tests 6 No. 41,297.00 247,782.00

4 b) Boreholes 2 No. 35,397.00 70,794.00
Carrying out trial works, installation of trial vibro stone columns,
conducting initial load test, submission of reports, HSE etc. and
5 Design of Ground Improvement works using Vibro Stone Columns 1 LS 3,244,725.00 3,244,725.00
as per the technical specifications and submission of the same for
approval for TPIA / IIT / Engineer-in-Charge.
Carrying out Ground improvement work using vibro stone columns,
as per the technical specifications at a specified design grid and of
required diameter up to the design depth from the working platform
level. This includes setting up of columns, Installation of vibro stone
6 columns, supply of crushed stone aggregates, feeding of the stone 4,880 SqM 9,439.00 46,062,320.00
from the stone stack, real time monitoring of depth and compaction
effort for every stone column, preparation of records, submission &
preparation of as-built drawings, etc.
Laying of minimum of 500 mm thick granular sand blanket layer

over stone columns cut-off level in two layers of 250 mm each.
7 2,440 CuM 4,012.00 9,789,280.00
Construction of the blanket shall be according to the technical
specifications
Carrying out Routine single column & group column load tests to
evaluate the behaviour of soil column system as indicated in IS:
8 15284 (Part 1) - 2003 :
a) Routine single column load test 4 No. 235,980.00 943,920.00

9 b) Routine Group column load test 2 No. 412,965.00 825,930.00
Settlement monitoring during Hydro testing and long term after
Per
10 completion of Mound /other area, taking readings of settlement & 20 23,598.00 471,960.00
submission of report till completion of defect liability period. Visit
Providing and laying in position ready mixed concrete of M30
grade, manufactured in fully automatic batching plant and transported
to site of work in transit mixer for all leads having continuous agitated
mixer, manufactured as per mix design of specified grade for
reinforced cement concrete work including pumping of R.M.C. from
11 transit mixer to site of laying , including the cost of centering, 3,775 m3 8,008.00 30,230,200.00
shuttering finishing and reinforcement including cost of admixtures
in recommended proportions as per IS : 9103 to accelerate/ retard
setting of concrete, improve workability without impairing strength
and durability as per direction of the Engineer - in - charge.
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Supply of Reinforcement for R.C.C. including straightening, cutting,

bending, placing in position & binding all complete at all levels Thermo
12 381 MT 76,000.00 28,956,000.00
Mechanically Treated (TMT)Bars Fe- 500 grade,Conforming to
IS1786
Providing and laying in position cement concrete of specified grade
below raft excluding cost of centering and shuttering - All work up to
13 762 m3 4,968.00 3,785,616.00
plinth level 1:3:6(1 Cement : 3 Coarse Sand : 6 Graded stone
aggregate of 20mm)
Concrete paver block of M 40 Grade, 80 mm thk. on top of mound &
14 1,200 m2 1,595.80 1,914,960.00
slopes incl. 100 mm thk PCC M10 (1:3:6) (sqm)
Supply and laying of 80 mm thick paver block of M 40 Grade for
15 3,260 m2 1,099.00 3,582,740.00
pavement
All other civil work for mound including soil investigation, civil design,
sand filling and compaction, terram sheet supply and laying at
top, bottom & sides. PCC below pavement & pathway(75 mm
tck- M7.5), RCC (M15) for drains & underside of gutter, RCC
(M20) for beam on top (250 mm SQ) & stairs, UPVC/RCC pipes
and covering the PVC pipes with Pea Gravel, PVC sheet supply
16 1 LS 11,957,830.00 11,957,830.00
and laying on top and on sides,provision of SS railing on top
and on ladder, centering and shuttering, painting, mound cover,
stair, railing, pavement, drain, vapour trap, kerb wall, etc. as per
specifications & drawings, Exterior emulsion painting on
retaining walls and white wash on kerb wall.
Fabrication and erection of Mounded LPG Bullets at site including

Welding, Conducting Radiography, NDT, PWHT, Hydro Testing
including Welding of Domes, Nozzles, Manhole Bottom pipeline,
Bend, Vortex Braker, Internal Ladder, Stifferner rings etc. as per
specifications & drawings. The item includes supply of nozzle, nozzle
17 pipes/ dip pipes, bends/elbows, flanges/forgings, studs, bolts, 1 LS 59,119,602.00 59,119,602.00
gaskets, fasteners, material for internal stair, manhole davit
arrangement, bottom spring support for liquid LPG inlet/outlet pipe in
tunnel, GRE cover for dome and manhole alongwith insulation and SS
strap, lifting lugs and name plate alongwith bracket required as per
drawings & specifications.
Supply of Tank Protective Coating material and its application as per
18 1 LS 6,394,936.00 6,394,936.00
specifications.
Design, supply of material, installation, testing and commissioning of
19 Corrosion protection (Cathodic Protection) System as per drawings & 1 LS 7,907,400.00 7,907,400.00
specification.
20 Instrumentation and PRVs of vessels as per the details of works and 2 EA 8,680,568.00 17,361,136.00
specifications for each vessels.
Providing fire screen of approx. 6 m to 12 m height near mound area
for carrying out hot work like gas cutting, grinding, welding,
hammering, PWHT etc. including supply of all material and labour.
21 1,200 m2 1,767.00 2,120,400.00
(Length and height of fire screen wall to be decided based on site
conditions in consultation with site-in-charge. Payment for actual work
done shall be made proportionately on sq.m. basis).
TOTAL FOR PART - A 237,320,580.00

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4 1 LS 472,984.00 472,984.00
5 1 LS 501,375.00 501,375.00
2 2,400 SqM 2,339.94 5,615,856.00
to existing raods.
3 by excavation, brick work, PCC,plaster etc complete as per 400 RM 2,930.15 1,172,058.00
drawing
Supply, fabrication, erection, testing and commissioning of 250 NB
hydrant pipeline including Gate valve, class #150 (2 nos.) ,
1 1 LS 3,168,575.00 3,168,575.00
washers, nuts, pipe pedestals, supports etc. complete.-Details
Supply and erection of double headed hydrant Valves including civil

2 6 Ea 22,614.00 135,684.00
works as per site requirement
Supply and erection of Water Monitors including civil works as per
3 6 Ea 22,614.00 135,684.00
site requirement
Supply and erection of Hose boxes including civil works as per site
4 6 Ea 9,072.00 54,432.00
requirement
Supply , erection testing and commissioning of 25 NB air line for 200
5 200 M 1,540.00 308,000.00
meter, to be executed & measured seperately
Supply erection testing commissioning of 150 NB DV along with
supply of necessary branch pipes upto mound top and ROV
6 1 LS 620,750.00 620,750.00
coverage, required valves, required nos. of nozzles, quartzoid blub,
SOV, pressure guges, presure switches etc
8 including all necessary welding, testing, NDT and commissioning 300 RM 2,320.00 696,000.00
Supply & Erection of heavy GI pipe as per IS 129 of various size,

9 including all necessary welding, testing, NDT and commissioning 1 LS 871,600.00 871,600.00
MS structure for hose box supports, operating platform, pipe supports

10 5 MT 83,000.00 415,000.00
etc.
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commissioning of seamless pipelines along with all kind of Valves
including mounded vessels manifold with supply of flanges,
fittings, meatallic gaskets, studs, washers, nuts, copper
1 1 LS 8,238,956.00 8,238,956.00
and the constructed RCC pedestals supports and the
Supply of various sizes LPG Pipe line( 10" to 2") , Flanges, TEE,
Ebow, ROV, Gate Valve, Three Way Valves, EFCV, NRV, TSVs etc
as per site requirement for connecting the bullet to LPG pump house.
2 1 LS 14,059,950 14,059,950.00
Detail of item are given in tender document. Details of this item are
given & to be executed & measured seperately


(Rupees Twenty Nine Crore Forty Seven Lakh Fifty Three Thousand One Hundred Sixty Four Only)
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ESTIMATE FOR ALLIED WORKS ASSOCIATED FOR FOR 2 x 900 MT MOUNDED TYPE PRESSURE
VESSELS FOR LPG STORAGE AT LPG BOTTLING PLANT, BUDGE BUDGE (WB)

A CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD AROUND MOUNDED STORAGE TANKS AT BUDGE BUDGE BP:
Bullet size: 2 x 900 Mt; Dia 7 Mtr; L 54.17 mtr: mound size 58.17 x 20.8 Mtr; 6 mtr wide road at a distance
of 15 meters in three side considered. Total length: 280 mtr.
Width of Road 6.0 M
Excavation 0.30 400.00 6.00 720.00 CuM 176.00 126720.00
WBM(100mm+75mm+75mm) 0.25 400.00 6.00 2400.00 Sq-M 705.00 1692000.00
Paver Blocks 0.075 400.00 6.00 2400.00 SqM 1032.00 2476800.00
Kerb Stone 0.300 800.00 0.10 24.00 CuM 6454.00 154896.00
TOTAL 5615856.00
Excavation 0.70 400.00 1.250 350.00 CuM 176.00 61600.00
PCC 1:2:4 0.08 400.00 1.250 37.50 CuM 6172.00 231450.00
PCC 1:4:8 0.10 400.00 1.250 50.00 CuM 4856.00 242800.00
Brick work 230 mm 0.50 800.00 0.230 92.00 CuM 5554.00 510968.00
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TOTAL 1172058.00
Width of culvert 3M

Excavation 1.00 7.00 4.00 28.00 CuM 176.00 4928.00
PCC 1:4:8 0.10 7.00 3.60 2.52 CuM 4856.00 12237.12
RCC 1:1.5:3 top slab 0.30 7.00 8.40 17.64 CuM 7035.00 124097.40
TOTAL 550653.04

PCC 1:3:6
bed
TOTAL 81870.00

Sl.
No.

2 5290 type A 6 Nos. 22614 135684
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4 Air Line 25 NB 200 Mtrs 1540 308000

9 1239 300 Mtrs 2320 696000
10 1239 200 Mtrs 1347 269400
11 1239 200 Mtrs 1165 233000
12 1239 200 Mtrs 878 175600
13 1239 200 Mtrs 773 154600
14 1239 100 Mtrs 390 39000


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Sl.
No.
same with existing system 1518078 1518078
LS
integration of the same with existing GMS. 254919 254919
3 Upgradation of ILSD System with new sensors LS 477500 477500

Sl.
6 CS, WN Flanges #300 10" 40 2 Nos. 12045 24090
7 CS, WN Flanges #300 8" 40 30 Nos. 8595.00 257850.00
8 CS, WN Flanges #300 6" 40 30 Nos. 6303.00 189090.00
9 CS, WN Flanges #300 4" 40 20 Nos. 3915.50 78310.00
10 CS, WN Flanges #300 2" 80 20 Nos. 1375.20 27504.00
11 Blind Flange #300 10" 40 1 Nos. 10950 10950
12 Blind Flange #300 8" 40 8 Nos. 7449.00 59592.00
13 Blind Flange #300 6" 40 8 Nos. 4584.00 36672.00
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14 Blind Flange #300 4" 40 10 Nos. 3915.50 39155.00

15 Blind Flange #300 2" 80 10 Nos. 1814.50 18145.00
16 Elbows 90d BW 1.5D 8" 40 4 Nos. 7665 30660
17 Elbows 90d BW 1.5D 6" 40 20 Nos. 3820.00 76400.00
18 Elbows 90d BW 1.5D 4" 40 20 Nos. 1910.00 38200.00
19 Elbows 90d BW 1.5D 2" 80 18 Nos. 811.75 14611.50
20 BW, TEE 10"x10"x8" 40x40 2 Nos. 13687 27374
21 BW, TEE 8"x8"x8" 40x40 10 Nos. 7544.50 75445.00
22 BW, TEE 6"x6"x6" 40x40 10 Nos. 4775.00 47750.00
23 BW, TEE 4"x4"x4" 40x40 10 Nos. 3103.75 31037.50
24 BW, TEE 8"x8"x2" 40x40 14 Nos. 11269.00 157766.00
25 BW, TEE 6"x6"x4" 40x40 14 Nos. 9550.00 133700.00
26 BW, TEE 6"x6"x2" 40x40 10 Nos. 9550.00 95500.00
27 BW, TEE 3"x3"x3" 40x40 14 Nos. 1910.00 26740.00
28 BW, TEE 3"x3"X2" 40x40 12 Nos. 1910.00 22920.00
29 BW, TEE 2"x 2"x2" 80x80 4 Nos. 2190.00 8760
32 ROV)
33 Ball Valve #300 6" 2 Nos. 179444.50 358889.00
34 Ball Valve #300 4" 2 Nos. 71625.00 143250.00
35 Ball Valve #300 3" 4 Nos. 40110.00 160440.00
36 Ball Valve #300 2" 6 Nos. 31515.00 189090.00
37 3 Way Valve 8" 1 Nos. 260957.00 260957.00
38 3 Way Valve 6" 1 Nos. 228590.00 228590.00
39 3 Way Valve 2" 2 Nos. 163857.00 327714.00
40 NRV # 300 8" 4 Nos. 141340.00 565360.00
41 NRV # 300 6" 4 Nos. 75922.50 303690.00
42 NRV # 300 4" 3 Nos. 63030.00 189090.00
43 NRV # 300 3" 3 Nos. 31515.00 94545.00
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44 NRV # 300 2" 3 Nos. 16903.50 50710.50

45 EFCV 10" 3 Nos. 308465.00 925395.00
46 EFCV 8" 3 Nos. 148617.10 445851.00
47 EFCV 2" 2 Nos. 16894 33788
57 NRV/l Valve #300 10" 4 Nos. 14325 57300
58 NRV/l Valve #300 8" 6 Nos. 10950.00 65700.00
59 NRV/l Valve #300 6" 4 Nos. 8117.50 32470.00
60 NRV/l Valve #300 4" 6 Nos. 7640.00 45840.00
61 NRV/l Valve #300 3" 4 Nos. 6685.00 26740.00
62 NRV/l Valve #300 2" 8 Nos. 4775.00 38200.00
63 TSVs 1" 15 Nos. 4297.50 64463.00
64 3 Way Valve 8" 1 Nos. 173971.00 173971.00
65 3 Way Valve 6" 1 Nos. 152393.00 152393.00
66 3 Way Valve 2" 2 Nos. 109238.00 218476.00
67 RCC foundation for pipe RCC 70 No. 1862.25 130358.00
TOTAL FOR EXECUTION OF MECHANICAL PIPING, HOOKIN UP WORKS 22298906

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Integration with the existing system at Budge Budge LPG BP (WB)

A. SUPPLY PORTION :
1 GAS SENSORS No. 12 76,400 916,800
Job includes supply, erection & installation of sensor mounting accessories sets at
proposed location.
Supply and Fitting of Dual Compartment CCOE Approved FLP/WP Enclosures for Set 2 24,830 49,660
FTUs suitablefor Hazardous Area, Zone-I, Group IIA/IIB for LPG with Mounting Stand &
Hardware.
above FTUs.
Area.
Panel Buzzer
Master Indiactions
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Suitable for All CH

Plant Mimic Display
% LEL Trend Display

3C x 1.5 Sq.mm.
sq.mm.

TOTAL : 2,250,497
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Ref.: 1591-R0-BP IOCL KOLKATA March. 21st; 2016
GEO TECHNICAL INVESTIGATION

REPORT
AT THE SITE FOR
PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF
BOTTLING PLANT AT BUDGE-BUDGE,
KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL
SUBMITTED TO
INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LIMITED (MD),

LPG DEPARTMENT, KOLKATA,
WEST BENGAL
TECHPRO ENGINEERS PVT. LTD.

131, 1st Floor, Patparganj Industrial Area,
Delhi-110 092,
Ph.: 011-22159098
e-mail: info@techproindia.com
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CONTENTS
1.INTRODUCTION: ...................................................................................................................................................................... 1
2.SCOPE OF WORK: ..................................................................................................................................................................... 1
3.PROJECT LOCATION: .............................................................................................................................................................. 2
4.OBSERVATIONS AT SITE:....................................................................................................................................................... 2
5.FIELD INVESTIGATION:.......................................................................................................................................................... 3
6.LABORATORY & FIELD TESTS: ............................................................................................................................................ 7
7.WATER TABLE:....................................................................................................................................................................... 10
8.DETAILS OF SOIL STRATA: .................................................................................................................................................. 10
9.CALCULATIONS AND RESULTS: ........................................................................................................................................ 11
10.RECOMMENDATIONS: ........................................................................................................................................................ 13
APPENDICES
APPENDIX A: BOREHOLES & CBR LOCATION PLAN.......................................................................................................................14
APPENDIX B: TABLE 1: SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS (BH-1)..............................................................................................15
TABLE 2: SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS (BH-2)..............................................................................................18
APPENDIX B: TABLE 5: ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY TESTS.....................................................................................................25
APPENDIX B: TABLE 6: LAB PERMEABILTY TESTS RESULTS............................................................................................30
APPENDIX B: TABLE 7: CHEMICAL TESTS ON WATER SAMPLES........................................................................................31
APPENDIX B: TABLE 8: CALIFORNIA BEARING RATIO TEST................................................................................................32
APPENDIX C: CHART 1: FIELD BORE LOG CHART (BH-1).......................................................................................................33
CHART 3: FIELD BORE LOG CHART (BH-2).......................................................................................................35
APPENDIX D: GRAPH 1: PARTICLE GRADATION CURVE (BH-1)...........................................................................................41
GRAPH 3: PARTICLE GRADATION CURVE (BH-2)...........................................................................................43
APPENDIX E: TABLE 1: COMPUTATION OF 300 Φ PILE LOAD CAPACITY FOR BORE HOLE (BH-01).................49
TABLE 2: COMPUTATION OF 300 Φ PILE LOAD CAPACITY FOR BORE HOLE (BH-02)...................50
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TABLE 4: COMPUTATION OF 300 Φ PILE LOAD CAPACITY FOR BORE HOLE (BH-04)..................52
TABLE 5: COMPUTATION OF 450 Φ PILE LOAD CAPACITY FOR BORE HOLE (BH-01).................53
TABLE 6: COMPUTATION OF 450 Φ PILE LOAD CAPACITY FOR BORE HOLE (BH-02).................54
APPENDIX F PHOTOS- SITE PHOTOGRAPHS .....................................................................................................................61
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TECHPRO ENGINEERS PVT. LTD.
(AN ISO 9001: 2008 Certified Company)

131, 1st Floor, Patparganj Industrial Area,
Delhi-110092
Tel.: 011-22159098,+91-9793209918
e-mail: info@techproindia.com
Web site: www.techproindia.com
March 21st, 2016
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We feel pleasure to submit the report of Sub soil investigation conducted at site for
proposed construction of Bottling Plant, at Budge-Budge, Kolkata, West Bengal.
We are thankful to Mr. Rajib Barai, Manager (LPG-Engg.) I/C, Indian Oil Corporation
Limited for the trust shown by awarding the work of Geotechnical investigation to us. We are
also grateful to Mr. Chaina, Site Engineer for the help and cooperation rendered during and
prior to the investigation works.
We are also thankful to our staff members for conducting field and laboratory test,
preparing the sketches and typing the report
for Techpro Engineers Pvt Ltd for Techpro EngineersPvt Ltd
(Arvind K. Garg) (Saurabh Agarwal)

B.Tech (Civil) B.Tech (Civil) IIT K
M.Tech. (Structures) M.Tech. (Geo Tech) IIT D
Managing Director Executive Director &
& Principal Consultant Consultant
____________________________________________________________________________________________
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Branch Office: 103 Ratandham, 12/483 McRoberts Ganj, Kanpur-208001. TEL 0512-2525759
1 1591-R0-BP IOCL KOLKATA
1. INTRODUCTION:
This report deals with Geo-soil Investigation at the proposed site
for construction of foundation for Bottling plant at Budge-Budge, Kolkata, West Bengal.
The work has been awarded to us, wide Tender No. WBSO/LPGE/PT-18/15-16 Dated 03-
02-2016 from the Indian Oil Corporation Limited (MD), LPG Department, Kolkata. The
report includes the recommendations on type, depth and safe allowable bearing capacity for
the safe and strong foundation for the proposed structure. The work of project promotion
has been taken up by Indian Oil Corporation Limited (MD), LPG Department, Kolkata,
West Bengal.
2. SCOPE OF WORK:
For the proposed structures, it is required to determine the safe allowable bearing capacity
together with necessary engineering characteristics of underlying soil strata as per IS 2911
(part-1, section-2)-2010, hence the scope of work is as follows:
2.1 Mobilisation of all the drilling and testing equipments and testing personals to the
site and back to us.
2.2 Boring four numbers of boreholes of 150 mm diameter within the proposed area of
construction.
2.3 Conducting the Standard Penetration Test (SPT) at every 1.50 metre interval or at
change of strata in all the boreholes.
2.4 Collecting disturbed soil samples at every 1.50 metre interval or at change of strata
from the boreholes.
2.5 Conducting field density test and collecting Disturbed soil samples for conducting
CBR tests.
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2.6 Collecting undisturbed soil samples from the boreholes at 2.50 metre interval or
change of strata.
2.7 Transporting all the disturbed and undisturbed soil samples collected during the field
investigation to our soil mechanics laboratory at Delhi.
2.8 Conducting Electric Resistivity Test at one location within the proposed site.
2.9 Conducting the laboratory test on all the soil samples collected during field
investigation for determination of their engineering characteristics.
2.10 Compilation of field and laboratory test results, working out the safe allowable
bearing capacity and preparing the report including detailed recommendations and
necessary precautions.
3. PROJECT LOCATION:
The proposed site for construction of Bottling Plant is at
located at Post Buita, near BBIT, Budge-Budge, Kolkata, West Bengal.
4. OBSERVATIONS AT SITE:
The following observations have been made at the site:-
4.1 Effect of saltpetre and termites has not been observed at the site.
4.2 The site is almost level from the adjoining road.
4.3 Coconut trees are found at the site.
4.4 A Rain water drain is flowing 20 metre away from the site.

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5. FIELD INVESTIGATION:
The field investigation work at this site was carried out
from February 23th; 2016 to March 02nd; 2016. The following investigation work was
done:
5.1. Four numbers of boreholes of diameter 150 mm were made within the proposed
layout of the plant structure. The boreholes were progressed using machinery
operated augers and further advanced by use of machinery operated shell casing to
the desired depth. Where caving of the borehole occurred, casing was used to keep
the borehole stable. All bore hole (marked as BH-1, BH-2, BH-3 & BH-4) was
made up to the depth of 30.00 metre. The locations of boreholes have been
reported in “BOREHOLES LOCATION PLAN” in Appendix A.
5.2. Standard Penetration Tests were conducted at 1.50 metre as per the procedure
in IS 2131-1981 in all the bore holes. 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 allowed
to penetrate 15 cm with the blows of the hammer 63.50 kg weight falling free
through 75cm, thereafter the split spoon sampler was further driven by another 15
cm. For the 3rd and final drive, the sampler was further allowed to penetrate 15
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

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compactness/ relative density of cohesion less soils and consistency of cohesive
soils.
In case the blows count of SPT in soil (including the number of blows of seating)
exceeds 100, the corresponding penetration was recorded and this particular test at
that depth stopped. If the total penetration is more than the seating penetration of
15 cm, then breakup of blows count for 15 cm seating penetration and for
remaining portion of penetration is also given.
SPT ‘N’ values are correlated with relative of non-cohesive stratum as per BS:
5930 (1999) - for sandy strata and with consistency of cohesive stratum.
CORRELATION FOR CORRELATION FOR SAND/NON-

CLAY/PLASTIC SILT PLASTIC SILT
Consistency Penetration Relative Penetration Value
of clays Value Density of
sand
Very Soft 0 to 2 Blows Very loose 0 to 4 Blows
Soft 3 to 4 Blows Loose 5 to 10 Blows
Medium Stiff 5 to 8 Blows Medium 11 to 30 Blows
Stiff 9 to 16 Blows Dense 31 to 50 Blows
Very Stiff 17 to 32 Blows Very Dense Above 50
Hard Above 32
In this method, the sampler acts as a probe and the driving energy is supplied by
the fall of the drop weight. The values of ‘N’ depend on the compactness or
relative density of the materiel. In hard formations, the testing is discontinued if
‘N’ value is found to be more than 100. It is termed as refusal.
‘N’ value depends upon degree of saturation and over burden pressure of the
formation. Silty fine sand and fine sand below the water table develop pore water

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pressure depending on the in-situ void ratio which in turn affects the effective
stress. This change in effective stress influences the ‘N’ value considerably.
Terzaghi and peck have recommended a correction for ‘N’ values in case of
saturated silty and fine sand when the ‘N’ observed in the field is higher than 15.
Modified value ‘N’= 15+ (N-15)/2.
Soil sample obtained from standard spoon sampler for all above standard
penetration tests were collected in the polythene bags of suitable size. These
samples were property seal, labelled, record and carefully transported to the
laboratory for testing. The results have been reported in Table 1 to 4 of Appendix
B under the title “SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS”
5.3. Disturbed soil samples were taken at every 1.50 metre interval and at significant
change of stratum. Soil from cutting edge of SPT samplers and retained in split
spoon sampler, used for Standard Penetration Tests was taken as disturbed
samples. These samples were placed without delay in adequately sealed polythene
bags. The laboratory test results have been reported in Table 1 to 4 of Appendix B
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5.4. Undisturbed soil samples were tried to be collected in accordance with IS: 2132-
1986. Undisturbed soil samples (UDS) was obtained at every 3.00 metre interval.
Undisturbed samples were collected using 100mm dia. and 450mm long MS tubes
provided with sampler head with ball check arrangement. Collection of
Undisturbed samples in very hard cohesive soils/ dense granular soils/gravels/
cobbles/ pebbles/ boulders, refusal strata is practically not possible and such
collected samples will not truly represent the undisturbed conditions.
Immediately after taking and undisturbed sample in a tube, the adopter head was
removed along with the disturbed material. The visible ends of the samples 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. The laboratory test results
have been reported in Table 1 to 4 of Appendix B under the title “SUMMARY OF
TEST RESULTS”.
5.5. The depth at which ground water is struck during boring was carefully noted and
the depth of water table was ascertained subsequently in the completed borehole
by one of the following methods using electrical dip metre.
The water table in the borehole was allowed to stabilize after depressing
the water level adequately by bailing. Stability of the borehole sides and bottom
was be ensured at all times.
The borehole was filled with water and then bailed out to various depths.
Observations were made at each depth to see if the water level is rising or falling.
The depth at which neither a fall nor rise is observed reading of water level taken
at intervals of 2 hour in non-cohesive soil and for 24 hrs in cohesive soils.

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5.6. Water samples has been collected from the bore holes (BH-1 & BH-4) on stable
water table. The results have been reported in Table7 “CHEMICAL TEST
RESULTS ON WATER SAMPLES” of Appendix B.
5.7. Electrical Resistivity Tests (ERT) has been conducted as per IS: 3043-1987 at
one location. The location have been marked in Appendix-A. The results have
been reported in Table 5: “ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY TEST” of Appendix B.
5.8. Four numbers of undisturbed soil samples have been collected using Shelby tubes
at the depth of 0.50 meter from the proposed locations of California Bearing Ratio
tests. The field density have been recorded and the disturbed soil samples have
been retained for testing in laboratory for CBR test in accordance with IS 2720
(part-16)-1987. The locations have been marked in Appendix-A Bore hole
location plan.
6. LABORATORY TESTS:
The following laboratory tests were
conducted to determine the engineering characteristics of sub-soils:
6.1. Field moisture contents were determined by oven drying method as per IS 2720
(part II)-1973. The results have been reported in Table 1 to Table 4 “SUMMARY
OF TEST RESULTS” of Appendix B.
6.2. Field density of soil strata were obtained using Shelby tubes in accordance with
IS 2720 (part XXIX)-1975. The results have been reported in Table 1 to Table 4:
“SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS” of Appendix B.
6.3. Mechanical sieve analysis test were performed in accordance with IS 2720 (Part
IV) - 1985, for the purpose of identification by grain size analysis, on coarse part

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of the soil samples and the results have been reported in Table 1 to Table 4
“SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS” of Appendix B.
6.4. Particle size analysis test by hydrometer method were performed in accordance
with IS 2720 (Part IV) - 1965 on the part of soil samples obtained after the sieve
analysis. The results have been reported in Table 1 to Table 4 “SUMMARY OF
TEST RESULTS” of Appendix B.

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6.5. Atterbergs’ limits tests were performed in accordance with IS 2720 (part V)-
1985 and results have been reported in Table 1 to Table 4 “SUMMARY OF TEST
RESULTS” of Appendix B.
6.6. Specific gravity tests were performed in accordance with IS 2720 (part III-sec. 1)
-1980 and the results have been reported in Table 1 to Table 4 “SUMMARY OF
TEST RESULTS” of Appendix B.
6.7. Direct shear tests were performed as per IS 2720 (part XI)-1971, on the
undisturbed soil samples obtained during the field investigation. Some of the tests
were conducted on remoulded samples as undisturbed samples could not be
collected. The results and the density of samples have been reported in Table 1 to
Table 4 “SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS” of Appendix B.
6.8. Triaxial Compression Test for two different test conditions namely
Consolidated Undrained (CU) and Unconsolidated Undrained (UU) were
performed as per IS 2720 (part X & XI)-1997, on the undisturbed soil samples
obtained during the field investigation. The results have been reported in Table 1
to Table 4 “SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS” of Appendix B.
6.9. Permeability test were performed in accordance with IS 2720 (part-17)-1986 on
the undisturbed soil sample collected from the bore hole and results have been
reported in Table 6 “LAB PERMEABILITY TEST RESULTS” of Appendix B.
6.10. Unconfined Compressive Strength tests were performed on the undisturbed soil
samples in accordance with IS 2720 (part 10)-1991 and results have been reported
in Table 1 to Table 4 “SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS” of Appendix B.
6.11. California Bearing Ratio tests were performed on disturbed soil samples
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natural moisture content in accordance with IS 2720 (part-16)-1987 marked as
CBR-1 to CBR-4 and results have been reported in Table 8 “CBR TEST
RESULTS” of Appendix B.
6.12. Consolidation tests were performed on cohesive soil samples in accordance with
IS: 2720 (part XV)-1997. The results have been reported Table 1 to Table 4:
SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS of Appendix B.
7. WATER TABLE:
The water table at this site was encountered during the boring operation. The depth
of water table was measured as per IS 6935-1973. The depth of water table at this site
varies from 1.70 meter to 2.00 meter. The records of measurements of depth of water table
have been reported in BORE LOG CHART No.1 to 4 of Appendix C.
Bore hole No Depth of Water Table (m)

BH 1 1.80
BH 2 1.70
BH 3 2.05
BH 4 1.90
8. DETAILS OF SOIL STRATA:

The classification of soil strata have been done with
the help of soil characteristics obtained in laboratory tests as per IS 1498-1978. The
detailed nature of the soil strata have been reported in Table 1 to Table 4: “SUMMARY
OF TEST RESULTS” of Appendix B.
Kolkatta is situated on the alluvial plains of southern Bengal, India formed by Ganga-
Brahmaputra river system. The soil formation in this region consists of a thin fibrous soft
and highly compressible peat layer at mean sea level followed by a soft and highly

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compressible grey silty clay state. In general all boreholes have soil strata which are,
highly compressible soils consisting of organic clays with decayed woods till a depth of
9.00 metres, inorganic silts of low plasticity from 9.00 metre to 20.00 metres followed by
silty sands till the depth of investigation.
9. COMPUTATION OF BEARING CAPACITY:
Kolkata falls under typically deltaic region. At this site, highly compressible soils
consisting of organic clays with decayed woods are found till a depth of 9.00 metres.
Organic soils which pose significant problems in design with its poor compressibility
associated with significantly different properties compared to inorganic soils. Considering
the nature of soil, type of proposed structure, expected loads on foundation, calculations
have been made for pile foundation for the proposed structures.
9.1. Pile Foundation
Calculations have been made for cast-in-situ bored RCC piles
as per IS 2911 (part-1, section -2)-2010. Load bearing capacities of RCC piles of
diameter 300 mm, 450 mm and 600 mm and length 12.00 m, 15.00 m and 18.00
meter has been adopted for calculations. The cut-off level has been considered as
2.0 metre depth below the existing ground level.
Design Consideration:

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Sr.
Parameter Value
No.
1 K (Coefficient of earth 1.00
pressure)
2 Overburden pressure to Maximum overburden pressure for

calculate the shaft calculation of shaft resistance and
resistance and end bearing resistance at pile toe is limited to
bearing resistance of overburden pressure at depth equal to 15
piles times diameter of pile considered from
existing ground level.
3 Depth of Water table Ground water table is considered at

ground level.
4 Vertical capacity in While calculating the pile load capacity

seismic condition in seismic condition, over burden
pressure friction due to liquefiable strata
have been ignored
5 Other parameters As per IS: 2911 (Part-1/Sec 2) or as per

latest version of IRC: 78
The detailed calculations of pile load carrying capacity in compression and uplift
have been reported in Table 1 to 12 of Appendix-E.

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10. RECOMMENDATIONS:
Keeping in mind, the field test results, laboratory test results and IS codes of
practice; the following recommendations are hereby made:
10.1 Kolkata falls under typically deltaic region. At this site, highly compressible
soils consisting of organic clays with decayed woods are found till a depth
of 9.00 metres. Since the compressible soils are liable to large settlement
therefore open foundation is not recommended.
10.2 Pile Foundation: RCC pile footings shall be provided for the foundation of
various buildings and plant foundations of LPG bottling plant. Pile
Capacity in compression and in Uplift for different pile lengths of piles
shall be taken from the following table.
Pile Diameter Pile Diameter Pile Diameter

300 mm 450 mm 600 mm
Pile
Length Safe Load Safe Load Safe Load Safe Load Safe Load Safe Load
(meter) Capacity in Capacity Capacity in Capacity Capacity in Capacity
Compression in Uplift Compression in Uplift Compression in Uplift
(kN) (kN) (kN) (kN) (kN) (kN)
12.00 56.00 52.00 100.00 95.00 190.00 151.00
15.00 106.00 94.00 168.00 179.00 340.00 277.00
18.00 169.00 133.00 277.00 243.00 614.00 381.00
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guide only, final design load capacities shall be based on the pile load test
conducted on the test pile as per IS:2911 (part IV)-1986.
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CBR-04
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BH-04
.8 0
30
12.45
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37
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ERT-01
7.37
4 0.
09
68.28
CBR-02
BH-02
Bituminous Road
B i t u m i n o u s R o a d
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2.86
BH-01
Bituminous Road
34
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3
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Gate Cylinder
Bituminous Road
Counting
Platform
Shed
Boundary Wall
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TABLE 01 : SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS
Bore No.: 01 Ground Elevation: Method of drilling: Percussion drilling

Diameter of Bore hole: 150 mm Bore Retained using: Casing Starting Date: 23-02-2016
Water Lavel:- 1.80 metre Casing Lowered: 30.00 metre Ending Date: 25-02-2016
FIELD TEST RESULT LABORATORY TEST RESULT Consoli
dation
SPT Test Result Charac
Grain Size Analysis Index Property Shear Strength Parameters teristic
Description of soil
DST UU UC CU
Depth Below NGL (Meter)
Moisture Content (%)

Sample Reference No.
Bulk Density (gm/cc)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Void Ratio,
Dry Density (gm/cc)
Specific Gravity Gs
N1 (Seating Drive)
N3 (Second Drive)
Medium Sand (%)
Free Swell Index

Soil Classification
Nature of Sample
Plastic Index (%)

Plastic Limit (%)
Liquid Limit (%)
Coarse Sand (%)
Angle of Friction
Angle of Friction
Cc
N2 (First Drive)
Fine Sand (%)

Observed SPT
RL in Meter
(Degree) Φ
(Degree) Φ
N (N2+N3)
Gravel (%)
Mapping
Clay (%)
Silt (%)
Clays of low
1.00 U 1 - - - - - CL 0 2 1 1 89 7 34.18 1.945 1.450 29 21 8 2.66 0 2 - - - 0.11 -
-
Plasticity
1.50 D 2 1 2 2 4 - - - - - - - - 26.36 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
2.50 U 3 - - - - - CI 0 1 4 5 38 52 32.70 1.897 1.430 40 22 18 2.68 0 1 - - - - - 0.48 -
3.00 D 4 1 1 1 2 - - - - - - - - 30.50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Clays of
4.50 D 5 1 1 1 2 - intermediate - - - - - - - 25.57 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
plasticity with
5.00 U 6 - - - - - appreciable amount CI 2 11 6 3 23 55 28.30 1.841 1.435 43 23 20 2.68 - - 0 0 0 1 - - -
of compressible
6.00 D 7 1 1 1 2 - material - - - - - - - 38.34 - - 41 22 19 - - - - - - - - - -
7.50 D 8 1 1 2 3 - - - - - - - - 30.28 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
8.00 U 9 - - - - - CI 5 2 1 1 31 60 31.79 1.911 1.45 47 25 22 2.68 - - 0 0 0 1 - - -
9.00 D 10 3 3 6 9 - CL 2 1 2 2 72 21 37.79 - - 46 26 20 - - - - - - - - - -
10.50 D 11 3 4 8 12 - - - - - - - - 31.27 - - 47 22 25 - - - - - - - - - -
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dation
Description of soil
DST UU UC CU

Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Void Ratio,
Dry Density (gm/cc)
Specific Gravity Gs
N1 (Seating Drive)
N3 (Second Drive)
Medium Sand (%)
Free Swell Index

Soil Classification
Nature of Sample
Plastic Index (%)

Plastic Limit (%)
Liquid Limit (%)
Coarse Sand (%)
Angle of Friction
Angle of Friction
Cc
N2 (First Drive)
Fine Sand (%)

Observed SPT
RL in Meter
(Degree) Φ
(Degree) Φ
N (N2+N3)
Gravel (%)
Mapping
Clay (%)
Silt (%)
12.00 D 13 3 5 8 13 - CL 0 1 2 2 80 15 26.62 1.937 1.53 45 25 20 2.66 - - 32 33 34 16 - - -
13.50 D 14 4 6 9 15 - - - - - - - - 25.22 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
14.00 U 15 - - - - - CL 0 2 4 4 76 14 28.27 2.106 1.559 45 27 18 - - - 35 36 37 18 - - -

Inorganic clay of low
15.00 D 16 6 7 10 17 - compressibility - - - - - - - 35.06 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
16.50 D 17 7 9 11 20 - - - - - - - - 30.53 - - 45 27 18 - - - 38 39 40 20 - - -
18.00 D 19 4 7 11 18 - CL 0 2 1 0 82 15 32.72 2.109 1.59 41 22 19 40 38 39 22
19.50 D 20 6 10 13 23 - - - - - - - - 24.61 - - 30 23 7 - - - - - - - - - -
21.00 D 22 9 12 13 25 - SM 0 1 3 62 34 0 30.91 - - Non-Plastic - 0 35 - - - - - - -
22.50 D 23 8 13 15 28 - - - - - - - - 30.55 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Silty Sands
24.00 D 25 9 10 16 26 - SM 2 3 2 62 31 0 27.80 - - Non-Plastic - - - - - - - - - -
25.50 D 26 14 16 23 39 - - - - - - - - 25.65 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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dation
Description of soil
DST UU UC CU

Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Void Ratio,
Dry Density (gm/cc)
Specific Gravity Gs
N1 (Seating Drive)
N3 (Second Drive)
Medium Sand (%)
Free Swell Index

Soil Classification
Nature of Sample
Plastic Index (%)

Plastic Limit (%)
Liquid Limit (%)
Coarse Sand (%)
Angle of Friction
Angle of Friction
Cc
N2 (First Drive)
Fine Sand (%)

Observed SPT
RL in Meter
(Degree) Φ
(Degree) Φ
N (N2+N3)
Gravel (%)
Mapping
Clay (%)
Silt (%)
27.00 D 28 12 18 24 42 - ML 0 0 0 44 56 0 29.24 - - Non-Plastic - - - - - - - - - -
Inorganic Silts of Low
28.50 D 29 12 24 27 51 - Plasticity - - - - - - - 23.93 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
30.00 D 31 18 26 32 58 - ML 0 0 0 41 59 0 26.10 - - Non-Plastic - - - - - - - - - -
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dation
Description of soil
DST UU UC CU

Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Void Ratio,
Dry Density (gm/cc)
Specific Gravity Gs
N1 (Seating Drive)
N3 (Second Drive)
Medium Sand (%)
Free Swell Index

Soil Classification
Nature of Sample
Plastic Index (%)

Plastic Limit (%)
Liquid Limit (%)
Coarse Sand (%)
Angle of Friction
Angle of Friction
Cc
N2 (First Drive)
Fine Sand (%)

Observed SPT
RL in Meter
(Degree) Φ
(Degree) Φ
N (N2+N3)
Gravel (%)
Mapping
Clay (%)
Silt (%)
Clays of low
1.00 U 1 - - - - - CL 0 1 1 0 96 2 14.46 2.013 1.758 30 22 8 2.66 0 3 - - - 0.12 -
-
Plasticity
1.50 D 2 2 2 3 5 - - - - - - - - 24.96 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
2.50 U 3 - - - - - CI 0 1 1 0 45 53 32.97 1.977 1.486 41 22 19 2.68 0 2 - - - - - 0.47 -
3.00 D 4 1 2 2 4 - - - - - - - - 37.31 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Clays of intermediate
4.50 D 5 0 1 1 2 - plasticity with - - - - - - - 34.85 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
appreciable amount of
6.00 D 7 0 0 1 1 - compressible material CI 0 0 0 3 40 57 25.39 1.888 1.505 42 23 19 2.68 - - 0 0 0 1 - - -
7.50 D 8 0 1 1 2 - - - - - - - - 24.29 - - 44 24 20 - - - - - - - - - -
8.00 U 9 - - - - - CI 0 0 0 1 38 61 25.31 1.817 1.45 49 25 24 2.68 - - 0 0 0 2 - - -
9.00 D 10 0 1 1 2 - CL 0 1 3 2 69 25 30.97 - - 47 25 22 - - - - - - - - - -
compressibility
10.50 D 11 3 3 4 7 - - - - - - - - 31.66 - - 45 24 21 - - - - - - - - - -
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dation
Description of soil
DST UU UC CU

Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Void Ratio,
Dry Density (gm/cc)
Specific Gravity Gs
N1 (Seating Drive)
N3 (Second Drive)
Medium Sand (%)
Free Swell Index

Soil Classification
Nature of Sample
Plastic Index (%)

Plastic Limit (%)
Liquid Limit (%)
Coarse Sand (%)
Angle of Friction
Angle of Friction
Cc
N2 (First Drive)
Fine Sand (%)

Observed SPT
RL in Meter
(Degree) Φ
(Degree) Φ
N (N2+N3)
Gravel (%)
Mapping
Clay (%)
Silt (%)
11.00 U 12 - - - - - CL 0 0 1 2 92 5 35.14 2.08 1.54 30 21 9 2.65 - - 29 30 31 14 - - -
12.00 D 13 3 4 5 9 - - - - - - - - 33.18 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
13.50 D 14 3 4 4 8 - - - - - - - - 30.79 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
15.00 D 16 4 5 6 11 - CL 0 3 3 3 78 13 30.43 2.034 1.56 44 26 18 2.65 - - 31 31 32 15 - - -

16.50 D 17 4 5 8 13 - - - - - - - - 32.12 - - 42 29 17 - - - - - - - - - -
compressibility
18.00 D 19 10 12 14 26 - CL 0 4 3 4 77 16 21.85 1.962 1.610 40 22 18 2.66 - - 8 10 9 24 - - -
compressibility
19.50 D 20 11 16 19 35 - - - - - - - - 21.10 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
21.00 D 22 13 15 24 39 - SM 0 1 2 60 37 0 30.91 - - Non-Plastic - 0 35 - - - - - - -

Silty Sands
22.50 D 23 14 18 27 45 - - - - - - - - 21.85 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
24.00 D 25 13 21 32 53 - SM 1 4 2 59 33 0 23.51 - - Non-Plastic - - - - - - - - - -
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dation
Description of soil
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Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Void Ratio,
Dry Density (gm/cc)
Specific Gravity Gs
N1 (Seating Drive)
N3 (Second Drive)
Medium Sand (%)
Free Swell Index

Soil Classification
Nature of Sample
Plastic Index (%)

Plastic Limit (%)
Liquid Limit (%)
Coarse Sand (%)
Angle of Friction
Angle of Friction
Cc
N2 (First Drive)
Fine Sand (%)

Observed SPT
RL in Meter
(Degree) Φ
(Degree) Φ
N (N2+N3)
Gravel (%)
Mapping
Clay (%)
Silt (%)
25.50 D 26 16 19 30 49 - - - - - - - - 21.90 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
27.00 D 28 15 21 31 52 - ML 0 0 2 39 59 0 22.77 - - Non-Plastic - - - - - - - - - -

28.50 D 29 19 26 34 60 - Plasticity - - - - - - - 24.26 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
30.00 D 31 20 25 33 58 - ML 0 0 0 38 62 0 23.64 - - Non-Plastic - - - - - - - - - -
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dation
Description of soil
DST UU UC CU

Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Void Ratio,
Dry Density (gm/cc)
Specific Gravity Gs
N1 (Seating Drive)
N3 (Second Drive)
Medium Sand (%)
Free Swell Index

Soil Classification
Nature of Sample
Plastic Index (%)

Plastic Limit (%)
Liquid Limit (%)
Coarse Sand (%)
Angle of Friction
Angle of Friction
Cc
N2 (First Drive)
Fine Sand (%)

N' (Correct N)
Observed SPT
RL in Meter
(Degree) Φ
(Degree) Φ
N (N2+N3)
Gravel (%)
Mapping
Clay (%)
Silt (%)
Clays of low
1.00 U 1 - - - - - CL 0 0 0 1 97 2 24.97 2.106 1.685 28 21 7 2.65 0 2 - - - 0.12 -
-
Plasticity
1.50 D 2 1 1 2 3 - - - - - - - - 33.86 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
2.50 U 3 - - - - - CI 0 1 2 2 42 53 35.98 1.808 1.42 45 28 17 2.68 0 1 - - - - - 0.49 -
3.00 D 4 0 1 1 2 - Clays of - - - - - - - 27.32 - - 43 25 18 - - - - - - - - - -

intermediate
4.50 D 5 0 0 1 1 - plasticity with - - - - - - - 27.59 - - 45 22 23 - - - - - - - - - -
appreciable amount
6.00 D 7 1 1 2 3 - of compressible CI 0 0 0 1 42 57 26.98 1.873 1.475 41 21 20 2.68 - - 0 0 0 1 - - -
material
7.50 D 8 0 1 1 2 - - - - - - - - 33.54 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
8.00 U 9 - - - - - CI 0 0 0 1 37 62 35.84 1.956 1.44 42 19 23 2.68 - - 0 0 0 2 - - -
9.00 D 10 1 2 2 4 - CL 0 2 4 2 71 21 30.06 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
10.50 D 11 2 4 5 9 - Inorganic clay of low - - - - - - - 28.28 - - 42 24 18 - - - - - - - - - -

compressibility
11.00 U 12 - - - - - CL 0 1 3 3 91 2 31.67 2.054 1.56 43 24 19 2.66 - - 32 33 34 16 - - -
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dation
Description of soil
DST UU UC CU

Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Void Ratio,
Dry Density (gm/cc)
Specific Gravity Gs
N1 (Seating Drive)
N3 (Second Drive)
Medium Sand (%)
Free Swell Index

Soil Classification
Nature of Sample
Plastic Index (%)

Plastic Limit (%)
Liquid Limit (%)
Coarse Sand (%)
Angle of Friction
Angle of Friction
Cc
N2 (First Drive)
Fine Sand (%)

N' (Correct N)
Observed SPT
RL in Meter
(Degree) Φ
(Degree) Φ
N (N2+N3)
Gravel (%)
Mapping
Clay (%)
Silt (%)
12.00 D 13 5 6 8 14 - - - - - - - - 31.75 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
13.50 D 14 5 7 9 16 - - - - - - - - 31.77 - - 45 29 16 - - - - - - - - - -
15.00 D 16 2 3 8 11 - compressibility CL 0 0 2 2 91 5 30.33 2.046 1.57 47 29 18 2.65 30 30 32 15
16.50 D 17 6 7 12 19 - - - - - - - - 35.62 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
18.00 D 19 15 20 25 45 - CL 0 3 1 9 87 0 29.90 2.117 1.63 44 27 5 2.65 - - 10 11 12 26 - - -
19.50 D 20 18 22 26 48 - - - - - - - - 27.27 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
21.00 D 22 14 23 29 52 - SM 0 1 3 58 38 0 22.02 - - Non-Plastic - 0 35 - - - - - - -
22.50 D 23 16 25 29 54 - - - - - - - - 22.80 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Silty Sands
24.00 D 25 17 26 31 57 - SM 0 5 12 61 22 0 21.65 - - Non-Plastic - - - - - - - - - -
25.50 D 26 15 23 28 51 - - - - - - - - 21.94 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
27.00 D 28 18 21 27 48 - ML 0 0 0 41 59 0 26.29 - - Non-Plastic - - - - - - - - - -
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Description of soil
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Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Void Ratio,
Dry Density (gm/cc)
Specific Gravity Gs
N1 (Seating Drive)
N3 (Second Drive)
Medium Sand (%)
Free Swell Index

Soil Classification
Nature of Sample
Plastic Index (%)

Plastic Limit (%)
Liquid Limit (%)
Coarse Sand (%)
Angle of Friction
Angle of Friction
Cc
N2 (First Drive)
Fine Sand (%)

N' (Correct N)
Observed SPT
RL in Meter
(Degree) Φ
(Degree) Φ
N (N2+N3)
Gravel (%)
Mapping
Clay (%)
Silt (%)
28.50 D 29 16 23 26 49 - - - - - - - - 19.19 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Plasticity
30.00 D 31 17 24 27 51 - ML 0 1 2 39 58 0 17.43 - - Non-Plastic - - - - - - - - - -
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dation
Description of soil
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Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Void Ratio,
Dry Density (gm/cc)
Specific Gravity Gs
N1 (Seating Drive)
N3 (Second Drive)
Medium Sand (%)
Free Swell Index

Soil Classification
Nature of Sample
Plastic Index (%)

Plastic Limit (%)
Liquid Limit (%)
Coarse Sand (%)
Angle of Friction
Angle of Friction
Cc
N2 (First Drive)
Fine Sand (%)

N' (Correct N)
Observed SPT
RL in Meter
(Degree) Φ
(Degree) Φ
N (N2+N3)
Gravel (%)
Mapping
Clay (%)
Silt (%)
Clays of low
1.00 U 1 - - - - - CL 0 0 1 1 97 1 36.67 1.987 1.453 27 19 8 2.68 0 2 0.10
Plasticity
1.50 D 2 1 2 2 4 - - - - - - - - 31.63 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
2.50 U 3 - - - - - CI 1 2 3 5 36 53 36.76 1.739 1.271 41 22 19 2.68 0 1 - - - - - 0.50 -

Clays of
3.00 D 4 1 1 1 2 - intermediate - - - - - - - 21.66 - - 45 23 22 - - - - - - - - - -
plasticity with
4.50 D 5 0 1 1 2 - appreciable amount - - -- - - - - 21.47 - - - - - - - --- - - - - - - -
of compressible
6.00 D 7 0 1 1 2 - material CI 0 1 1 0 41 57 39.44 2.007 1.440 44 24 20 2.68 - - 0 0 0 1 - - -
7.50 D 8 0 1 1 2 - - - - - - - - 33.71 - - 41 20 21 - - - - - - - - - -
9.00 D 10 1 1 2 3 - CI 1 1 2 0 37 59 35.73 1.925 1.418 45 25 20 2.68 - - 0 0 0 2 - - -
10.50 D 11 1 2 2 4 - - - - - - - - 38.23 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
12.00 D 13 1 2 4 6 - compressibility CL 0 1 3 3 92 1 31.53 2.052 1.560 45 25 20 2.67 - - 26 27 27 11 - - -
13.50 D 14 2 2 5 7 - - - - - - - - 36.69 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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Description of soil
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Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Cohesion C ( kN/m2)
Void Ratio,
Dry Density (gm/cc)
Specific Gravity Gs
N1 (Seating Drive)
N3 (Second Drive)
Medium Sand (%)
Free Swell Index

Soil Classification
Nature of Sample
Plastic Index (%)

Plastic Limit (%)
Liquid Limit (%)
Coarse Sand (%)
Angle of Friction
Angle of Friction
Cc
N2 (First Drive)
Fine Sand (%)

N' (Correct N)
Observed SPT
RL in Meter
(Degree) Φ
(Degree) Φ
N (N2+N3)
Gravel (%)
Mapping
Clay (%)
Silt (%)
15.00 D 16 2 3 6 9 - CL 0 0 2 2 92 4 29.88 2.065 1.59 44 26 18 2.67 27 27 29 11
16.50 D 17 2 4 6 10 - Inorganic clay of low - - - - - - - 29.08 - - 45 28 17 - - - - - - - - -

compressibility
18.00 D 19 5 6 12 18 - CL 0 3 5 7 85 0 31.34 1.95 1.484 47 26 21 - - - 38 39 39 22 - - -
19.50 D 20 5 8 13 21 - - - - - - - - 18.93 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
21.00 D 22 7 10 14 24 - SM 0 1 3 88 8 0 18.91 1.95 1.639 Non-Plastic 0 30 - - - - - - -
22.50 D 23 11 14 15 29 - - - - - - - - 20.14 - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Silty Sands
24.00 D 25 10 12 16 28 - SM 0 0 3 52 35 0 19.79 - - Non-Plastic - - - - - - - -
25.50 D 26 12 15 18 33 - - - - - - - - 19.81 - - - - - - - - - - - - -
27.00 D 28 12 18 24 42 - ML 0 1 1 44 54 0 18.89 - - Non-Plastic - - - - - - - -

28.50 D 29 12 24 27 51 - Plasticity - - - - - - - 18.43 - - - - - - - - - - - - -
30.00 D 31 18 26 32 58 - ML 1 2 2 39 56 0 19.50 - - Non-Plastic - - - - - - - -
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APPENDIX-B
TABLE-5: ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY TESTS
1. Test Procedure
Electrical resistivity of the soil at the site was determined at the location specified by the
client. The earth resistivity test is used for shallow subsurface exploration by means of
electrical measures made at the ground surface. Resistivity measurements are made by driving
four electrodes about 10 to 15 cm into the ground at pre-selected electrode spacing. Wenner
electrode configuration was used for this study.
The four electrodes were spaced at equal distance along different locations. The
average of the resistivity values for each direction was taken as the mean resistivity for that
spacing. The test procedure is in accordance with IS: 3043:1987. The test results are
presented graphically in this report. Conin Electronic Digital Earth Resistance Tester was
used for conducting this test.
Measurements are made by causing a current ‘I’ to pass through the earth and distribute
within a relatively large hemispherical earth mass. The portion of the current that flows along
the surface produces a voltage drop ‘V’.
The resistance ‘R’ is the ratio of voltage drop ‘V’ to current ‘I’ and is directly measured by
digital earth resistance tester. The resistivity is determined from the following equation -
ρ= 2 πaR
where :
ρ=apparent resistivity, ohm-m.
a=spacing between the electrodes (Metres)
R=Resistance (ohms)
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2. Interpretation of tests
Forty Electrical resistivity tests were conducted at the site as per IS: 3043-1987. The tests
were conducted using the Wenner configuration along different directions at various electrode
spacing’s ranging from 1 to 10 m.
The average apparent resistivity values are presented graphically and also tabulated. The test
results are also tabulated below:
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Resistance, Resistance, Resistance,

Electrode Resistivity,
Ohm. Ohm. Ohm.
Spacing,M Ohm-M
(N/S) (E/W) (Average)
0.5 4.02 4.44 4.23 13.28

1 2.09 2.59 2.34 14.70
2 0.75 2.47 1.61 20.22
6 0.83 0.9 0.87 32.59
8 0.76 0.38 0.57 28.64
10 0.81 0.62 0.72 44.90
1000.00
100.00
Resisitivity, ohm-m
10.00
1.00
0 2 4 6 8 10 12
Electrode Spacing, m
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APPENDIX ‘B’
TABLE-6: LAB PERMEABILITY TEST RESULTS
Type of Permeability Test: FALLING HEAD METHOD
Diameter of specimen (D): 100 mm
Length of specimen of specimen (L): 127 mm
Area of specimen of specimen (A): 7850 mm2
Area of stand pipe (a) : 78.5 mm2
Calculations:
k= 2.303 x a x L log10(h1/h2)/ (A x t )
Bore Depth Final Time Initial Final k=C x log10 h1/h2

SL. Initial Time
Hole (m) (seconds) Head h1 Head h2
No. (seconds) Ti
No. Tf (cm) (cm) t= (Tf-Ti)
1 BH-1 12.00 11.51 11.52 93.3 91.5 0.412x10-4 cm/sec
2 BH-1 14.00 12.43 12.44 89.3 87.5 0.431x10-4 cm/sec
3 BH-2 12.00 11.66 11.67 71.2 69.6 0.480x10-4 cm/sec
4 BH-2 13.50 11.75 12.76 68.2 66.6 0.502 x10-4 cm/sec
5 BH-3 12.00 11.11 11.12 73.5 71.5 0.583x10-4 cm/sec
6 BH-3 13.50 11.11 11.12 75.9 73.7 0.622 x10-4 cm/sec
7 BH-4 12.00 12.21 12.22 65.5 62.5 0.991x10-4 cm/sec
8 BH-4 13.50 12.41 12.43 69.3 66.1 0.999x10-4 cm/sec
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APPENDIX-B
TABLE-7 : CHEMICAL TEST RESULTS ON WATER SAMPLES
Bore Depth of Salt (mg/litre)
No. Sample H
p
(m) Sulphates Chlorides Hardness Iron
BH-1 1.80 7.60 225 265 125 1.2
BH-2 1.70 7.50 235 270 130 1.1
BH-3 2.05 7.40 240 275 132 1.3
BH-4 1.90 7.70 230 280 130 1.1
Permisssible limits in water to be used for construction purposes

Salt (mg/litre)
pH
Sulphates Chlorides Hardness TDS
5.5 to 9.0 400 1000 120 to 180 1200
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Appendix B
California Bearing Ratio test
TABLE 8: SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS
Grain Size Analysis MDD and OMC Atterberg Limits
Field Bulk Density

Soil classification
Soil Description
Field moisture
Sample Type
Content (%)
CBR Value
CBR NO
(gm/cc)
Fine Sand (%)
Medium Sand
Plastic Index
Liquid Limit
Plastic Limit
Course Sand
Content (%)
Dry Density
Gravel (%)
Location
Maximum
Optimum
Clay (%)
moisture
(gm/ cc)
Silt (%)
(%)
(%)
(%)
(%)
(%)
Soaked 4.22
1 Near BH 1 6.19 ML 0 0 0 2 95 3 24.32 1.725 14.16 1.680 34 27 7
Unsoaked
Soaked 2.97
Inorgani
2 Near BH 4 4.71 ML 0 1 4 9 84 2 25.64 1.720 21.40 1.579 32 26 6
Unsoaked c Silts of
Low
Soaked 4.10 Plasticit
3 Near BH 2 6.08 y ML 0 0 0 1 96 3 25.78 1.619 17.74 1.618 33 26 7
Unsoaked
Soaked 4.35
4 Near BH4 ML 0 1 3 6 88 2 25.71 1.695 19.80 1.572 31 25 6
Unsoaked 6.22
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APPENDIX-C
CHART-1: FIELD BORE LOG CHART (BH-01)
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APPENDIX-D
GRAPH-1: PARTICLE GRADATION CURVE (BH-01)
Clay Silt Fine Sand Med. Sand C.Sand Gravel
100.0
1.50 Metre
90.0
2.50 Metre
80.0
5.00 Metre
70.0
Percentage Finer
60.0
50.0
40.0
30.0
20.0
10.0
0.0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
Particle size (mm)
100.0
8.00 Metre
90.0
11.00 Metre
80.0
14.00 Metre
70.0
Percentage Finer
60.0
50.0
40.0
30.0
20.0
10.0
0.0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
Particle size (mm)
Gravel : Particle Size >4.75 mm Fine Sand: 0.075mm< Particle Size ≤0.425 mm
Coarse Sand : 2.00mm< Particle Size ≤4.75 mm Silt : 0.002mm< Particle Size ≤0.075 mm
Medium Sand : 0.425mm< Particle Size ≤2.00 mm Clay : <0.002 mm
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APPENDIX-D
100.0
17.00 Metre
90.0
20.00 Metre
80.0
70.0
Percentage Finer
60.0
50.0
40.0
30.0
20.0
10.0
0.0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
Particle size (mm)
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APPENDIX-D
100.0
1.50 Metre
90.0
2.50 Metre
80.0
5.00 Metre
70.0
Percentage Finer
60.0
50.0
40.0
30.0
20.0
10.0
0.0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
Particle size (mm)
100.0
8.00 Metre
90.0
11.00 Metre
80.0
14.00 Metre
70.0
Percentage Finer
60.0
50.0
40.0
30.0
20.0
10.0
0.0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
Particle size (mm)
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APPENDIX-D
100.0
17.00 Metre
90.0
20.00 Metre
80.0
70.0
Percentage Finer
60.0
50.0
40.0
30.0
20.0
10.0
0.0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
Particle size (mm)
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100.0
1.50 Metre
90.0
2.50 Metre
80.0
5.00 Metre
70.0
Percentage Finer
60.0
50.0
40.0
30.0
20.0
10.0
0.0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
Particle size (mm)
100.0
8.00 Metre
90.0
11.00 Metre
80.0
14.00 Metre
70.0
Percentage Finer
60.0
50.0
40.0
30.0
20.0
10.0
0.0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
Particle size (mm)
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APPENDIX-D
100.0
90.0
17.00 Metre
80.0
70.0
Percentage Finer
60.0
50.0
40.0
30.0
20.0
10.0
0.0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
Particle size (mm)
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100.0
1.50 Metre
90.0
2.50 Metre
80.0
5.00 Metre
70.0
Percentage Finer
60.0
50.0
40.0
30.0
20.0
10.0
0.0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
Particle size (mm)
100.0
8.00 Metre
90.0
11.00 Metre
80.0
14.00 Metre
70.0
Percentage Finer
60.0
50.0
40.0
30.0
20.0
10.0
0.0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
Particle size (mm)
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100.0
90.0
80.0
70.0
60.0
50.0
40.0
30.0
20.0
10.0
0.0
0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 10.000
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Supply of Reinforcement for R.C.C. including straightening,

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Fabrication and erection of Mounded LPG Bullets at site

PART B - Allied Works

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Construction of 6 M to 7 M wide road as per specifications and

Supply and erection of double headed hydrant Valves including

B.4 LPG PIPELINE, VALVES, FITTINGS ETC.

Supply of various sizes LPG Pipe line( 10" to 2") , Flanges,

Composite Service tax @ 6%

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GRAND TOTAL 155,730,298

Total amount in words :

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PART B-1 - CIVIL WORKS

B CONSTRUCTION OF DRAIN AROUND MOUNDED STORAGE TANKS:

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C CONSTRUCTION OF CULVERT FOR CROSSING OF PIPING BED:

Depth Length Width Quantity Unit Rate Amount

D PCC UNDER PIPELINE AREA

PART B-2 - FIRE FIGHTING NETWORK

1 10" ERW Hydrant Line 300 Mtrs 9311 2793300

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Water monitor IS: 8442 with 38 mm nozzle, 100 NB

TOTAL FOR EXECUTION OF FIRE FIGHTING NETWORK: 6605320

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PART B-3 - GAS MONITORING SYSTEM

PART B-4 - MECHANICAL PIPING, HOOKING UP

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14 Blind Flange #300 4" 40 10 Nos. 3915.50 39155.00

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44 NRV # 300 2" 3 Nos. 16903.50 50710.50

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SR. DESCRIPTION UNIT QTY. RATE AMOUNT

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Suitable for All CH

11 3C x 1.5 SQMM CABLE

TOTAL FOR ERECTION PORTION 219,209

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CENGRS GEOTECHNICA PVT. LTD. Job No. 95354 Sheet No. ii

1•0 INTRODUCT ION ••..•••••.•••.•.••.••••• e. ~ • • • • • • • • 1

Plan of Field Investigation................... 1

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Isr CfN~S GEOTECHNICA PVT. LTD. Job No.

r Indian Oil Corporation Limited is currently

J The si te is off the Bikaner-Suratgarh highway about 10km

lI 1.2 Purooses of Study'

The o ve r a I I o l..j c c t l v o i: o L LIIi . .s .study '''01't? to

) (i ) drilling two boreholes to 10m depth or :--efusal,

.for' laboratory testing;

(ii) conducting two dynamic cone penetration tests to a

(iii) conducting laboratory tests on selected soil samples

(iv) performing enl!ineering analysis to d ev e Lo ; founda-

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2.0 FIELD INVESTIGATIONS