SA AMI 000 FCON 100132 - 3 - Preliminary Geotechnical Investigation Report

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AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15

SADARA SOUTH & SADARA NORTH
JUBAIL INDUSTRIAL CITY
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA
PRELIMINARY GEOTECHNICAL
INVESTIGATION REPORT
Geotechnical File No.: 2020/154
PREPARED FOR:
WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO.
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA
PREPARED BY:
GULF CONSULT
(GEOTECHNICAL DIVISION)
ALKHOBAR, SAUDI ARABIA
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FOR SOIL & MATERIAL TESTING
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Description Page No.
* Letter of Transmittal ......................................................................................................................1
* Executive Summary .................................................................................................................... 2-4
1.0. INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................5
1.1. General......................................................................................................................... 5-6
1.2. Purpose and Scope of Work ..................................................................................... 6-7
1.3. Proposed Structures.......................................................................................................8
2.0. SITE CONDITIONS ..............................................................................................................9
2.1. Site Description & Surface Conditions........................................................................9
2.2. General Geology.............................................................................................................9
2.3. Seismicity Parameters.............................................................................................. 9-12
2.4. Liquefaction Potential Analysis ........................................................................... 12-13
3.0. FIELD INVESTIGATION ...................................................................................................14
3.1. General...........................................................................................................................14
3.2. Surveying ......................................................................................................................15
3.3. Geotechnical Boring & Sampling ........................................................................... 15-6
3.3.1. Standard Penetration Test (SPT) .............................................................. 16-17
3.3.2. Triple Tube Core Barrel (TTCB) Sampler .....................................................17
3.3.3. Coring in Rock ............................................................................................ 17-18
3.4. Piezocone Penetration Test Results (PCPT) ....................................................... 18-27
3.5. Test Pit (TP) ............................................................................................................. 27-28
3.6. Electrical Resistivity Test (ERT) ........................................................................... 28-29
3.7. Thermal Conductivity Test (TRT)........................................................................ 30-31
3.8. Percolation Test (PT).............................................................................................. 31-32
3.9. Field Permeability Test (PER) .............................................................................. 32-33
3.10. Plate Load Test (PLT) ............................................................................................ 33-34
3.11. Stand Pipe Piezometer........................................................................................... 34-35
3.12. Cross Hole Seismic Test ........................................................................................ 35-37
4.0. LABORATORY TESTING..................................................................................................38
4.1. Classification and Index Tests ....................................................................................38
4.2. Specific Gravity Test ....................................................................................................39
4.3. Direct Shear Tests ................................................................................................... 39-40
4.4. MDD & CBR Tests .......................................................................................................40
4.5. Unconfined Compressive Strength Test (UCS) ................................................. 41-42
4.6. Carbonate Content Test......................................................................................... 42-43
4.7. Carbonate Leaching .....................................................................................................43
4.8. Chemical Analysis ................................................................................................. 43-44
4.9. Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH), Oil & Grease Chemical Test Results .....45
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5.0. SUB-SURFACE STRATIGRAPHY ...................................................................................46
5.1. Subsoil Conditions ................................................................................................. 46-52
5.2. Groundwater Table ................................................................................................ 52-53
5.3. Water Run-Off Coefficients .................................................................................. 53-54
6.0. DESIGN PARAMETERS ....................................................................................................55
6.1. Soil Design Parameters.......................................................................................... 55-57
6.2. Lateral Earth Pressure Coefficients ...........................................................................58
7.0. FOUNDATION DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS ............................................................59
7.1. Foundation Depth Type & Size..................................................................................59
7.2. Lateral Separation of Adjacent Foundations...................................................... 59-60
7.3. Foundation Design Criteria ........................................................................................60
8.0. FOUNDATION RECOMMENDATIONS .......................................................................61
8.1. Subsoil Conditions .......................................................................................................61
8.2. Bearing Capacity of Soil with no Fill on Existing Grade (Non MFC) ............ 61-70
8.3. Bearing Capacity of Soil for 1.0m Raised Grade (Non MFC) .......................... 70-78
8.4. Bearing Capacity of Soil for 2.0m Raised Grade (Non MFC) .......................... 78-86
8.5. Bearing Capacity of Soil for (MFC) ..................................................................... 86-92
8.6. Higher Bearing Capacity by Soil Improvement .............................................. 92-124
8.7. Modulus of Sub-Grade Reaction...................................................................... 124-125
8.8. Sliding Resistance ......................................................................................................125
8.9. Cryogenic Structure Recommendations ......................................................... 125-126
8.10. Basin/Cooling Tower Foundations ................................................................. 126-127
8.11. Short Term Transient Loading .................................................................................127
8.12. Eccentric and Overturning Loading ........................................................................127
9.0. EARTHWORK RECOMMENDATIONS ......................................................................128
9.1. Site Preparation ..........................................................................................................128
9.2. Fill & Backfill Materials .............................................................................................128
9.2.1. General Fill Material ........................................................................................128
9.2.2. Select Fill Material ............................................................................................129
9.3. Placement of Fill Materials ............................................................................... 129-130
9.4. Compaction of Fill Material .............................................................................. 130-132
9.5. Testing and Inspection Requirements............................................................. 132-134
9.6. Non-Metallic Applications ............................................................................... 134-135
9.7. Use of Excavated Soil ................................................................................................135
10.0. FOUNDATION CONSTRUCTION CONSIDERATIONS.........................................136
10.1. Foundations Construction ........................................................................................136
10.2. Slab on Grade..............................................................................................................136
10.3. Excavation, Slopes & Shoring Requirements .........................................................136
10.4. Drainage ......................................................................................................................137
10.5. Foundations Protection ..................................................................................... 137-138
10.6. Dewatering ..................................................................................................................138
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11.0. DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR FOUNDATIONS UNDER DYNAMIC LOADS139-140
11.1. Dynamic Properties of Soil ............................................................................... 140-144
12.0. PAVEMENT AND ROADWAYS ....................................................................................145

12.1. Sub-Grade ...................................................................................................................145
12.2. Base Course & Sub Base Course ..............................................................................145
13.0. LIMITATION & UNIFORMITY OF CONDITIONS ..................................................146
14.0. REFERENCES ......................................................................................................................147
15.0. ABBREVIATIONS ..................................................................................................... 148-149
FIGURES.................................................................................................................................. 150-152
Fig-1/1: Vicinity Map .....................................................................................................................153
Fig-1/2 & 1/3: Site Location Plans ....................................................................................... 154-155
Fig-2/1: Borehole Locations Plan .................................................................................................156
Fig-2/2: Other Field Test Locations Plan.....................................................................................157
Fig-2/3: Borehole & Field Test Location Plan (Sadara South) ..................................................158
Fig-2/4: Borehole & Field Test Location Plan (Sadara North) .................................................159
Fig-3/1 to 3/14: Generalized Subsoil Profiles .................................................................... 160-179
Fig-4: Geological Map of Saudi Arabia ........................................................................................180
Fig-5: Seismic Zonation Map of Saudi Arabia ............................................................................181
Fig-6: Symbols used in Boring Logs .............................................................................................182
Fig-7: Classification of Soil and Rock ...........................................................................................183
Fig-8: Carbonate Classification System ........................................................................................184
Fig-9: Exposure Types Based on Chemical Analysis .................................................................185
Fig-10: Foundation on Existing Soils ............................................................................................186
Fig-11: Foundation on Filling Area ..............................................................................................187
Fig-12: Excavation Area for Pond Construction .........................................................................188
APPENDIX – A: Field Test Results ............................................................................................189

A1. Table of Coordinates & Elevations of Borehole & Field Test Locations .................. 190-201
A2. Boring Logs ....................................................................................................................... 202-402
A3. Piezocone Penetration Test Results ............................................................................... 403-433
A4. Test Pits Log & Field Density Test Results................................................................... 434-445
A5. Electrical Resistivity Test Results .................................................................................. 446-456
A6. Thermal Conductivity Test Results ............................................................................... 457-463
A7. Percolation Test Results .................................................................................................. 464-467
A8. Permeability Test Results................................................................................................ 468-470
A9. Plate Load Test Results ................................................................................................... 471-475
A10. Cross Hole Seismic Test Results .................................................................................. 476-490
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APPENDIX – B: Laboratory Test Results from Borehole Samples ......................................491
B1. Summary of Laboratory Test Results ............................................................................ 492-506
B2. Particle Size Analysis Results ......................................................................................... 507-610
B3. Specific Gravity Test Results........................................................................................... 611-614
B4. Direct Shear Test Results ................................................................................................. 615-634
B5. Unconfined Compressive Strength Test Results .......................................................... 635-642
B6. Chemical Analysis, TPH & Oil Contamination Test Results ..................................... 643-647
Laboratory Test Results from Test Pit Samples .......................................................................648

B7. Summary of Laboratory Test Results ....................................................................................649
B8. Particle Size Analysis Results ......................................................................................... 650-657
B9. Moisture Density Relation Test of Soil .......................................................................... 658-666
B10. California Bearing Ratio (CBR) Test Results .............................................................. 667-671
APPENDIX – C: ..............................................................................................................................672
C1. Guidelines for Engineering Assessment of Soil Properties and Bearing Capacity 673-676
C1/1. Typical Minimum Distance between Adjacent Footings ....................................... 677-678
C2. Sample Calculation Sheets for NABC ........................................................................... 679-781
C2/1. Sample Calculation Sheets for Pile Capacity (Group-A to Group-F) ................. 782-1099
C3. Liquefaction Potential Analysis ................................................................................. 1100-1106
C4. Sample SPT Hammer Calibration Certificates ......................................................... 1107-1122
C5. N60 Vs Depth Graphs ................................................................................................... 1123-1131
APPENDIX – D: ...........................................................................................................................1132
CSD Geotechnical Report Checklist ................................................................................. 1133-1134
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Saudi ARAMCO and TRC are developing the AMIRAL project: a petrochemical complex that
consists of a 1650 kTPA Mixed Feed Cracker with downstream petrochemical units, utilities
and offsite facilities, adjacent to the existing SADARA laydown area. This plot within
Industrial Block 15 is located on the north side of existing road T-274 and east side of
Dammam-Abuhadriyah expressway.
The aim of this geotechnical investigation campaign is to provide an engineering report that
will serve as a reference for the design and construction of new facilities under AMIRAL project
in Jubail Industrial City, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The plan showing location of the project site
is presented in Figure-1.
A Preliminary Geotechnical Investigation was carried to determine the subsurface stratigraphy
and groundwater conditions to evaluate the engineering characteristic of the representative soil
profiles and make preliminary recommendations for the type, depth and allowable bearing
pressure for foundation design and constructions coming under this project.
Gulf Consult (Geotechnical Division) was contracted by Worley Parsons Engineering Company
to investigate the geotechnical conditions at the proposed site and to provide recommendations
for design of foundations of the proposed construction based on the scope of work document
079310C-000-SOW-1410-005).
Field investigations for Block-15 and Sadara North, South were conducted between December
17, 2020 and January 21, 2021 and February 17 and February 28, 2021, respectively. For Block-
15, soil investigations were carried out by drilling and sampling (in a total of Seventy Three (73)
boreholes), forty eight boreholes (48) to a depth of 15.0meters, fourteen (14) boreholes to a
depth of 20.0meters, four (4) boreholes to a depth of 25.0meters and seven (7) boreholes to a
depth of 30.0meters, below the ground level (BGL). For Sadara South, soil investigations were
carried out by drilling and sampling (in a total of six (06) boreholes), five (05) boreholes to a
depth of 15.0meters and one (01) borehole to a depth of 30.0meters, below the ground level
(BGL). For Sadara North, soil investigations were carried out by drilling and sampling (in a
total of four (04) boreholes), three (03) boreholes to a depth of 15.0meters and one (01) borehole
to a depth of 30.0meters, below the ground level (BGL).
In Block-15, in addition to boreholes, excavation, logging and sampling in total of Eight (8) trial
pits, twenty eight (28) Piezocone Penetration Test tests (up to second refusal), nine (9) Electrical
Resistivity Tests, two (2) Thermal Resistivity, Three (3) Percolation Tests, Two (2) Plate Load
Tests and Two (2) Permeability Tests, six (6) Cross-Hole Seismic Tests, six (6) Piezometers were
also performed at the project site. In Sadara South, in addition to boreholes, two (02) Piezocone
Penetration Test tests (up to second refusal), one (01) Electrical Resistivity Tests, one (01)
Thermal Resistivity, one (01) Cross-Hole Seismic Tests, two (02) Piezometers were also
performed at the project site. In Sadara North, in addition to boreholes, two (02) Piezometers
were also performed at the project site. All field test results are presented in Appendix-A.
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The locations of boreholes and field tests were decided by the Client. Boreholes and test
locations were established in the field in accordance with the coordinates list provided by the
Client.
Laboratory tests were performed on representative soil samples for classifications, chemical
and engineering parameters. Laboratory Test results such as moisture content, Atterberg’s
Limit, Sieve Analysis, Specific Gravity, Direct Shear Test, and Chemical Analysis (Sulphate,
Chloride pH, Carbonates, TPH, oil and grease etc.) are presented in Appendix-B.
A. SUBSURFACE LITHOLOGY
Based on the field investigation & laboratory analysis of representative soil samples,
stratigraphy in the sub-surface up to the maximum drilled depth is determined. The general
stratigraphical sequence encountered in the drilled boreholes at the time of our investigation is
as summarized below.
AT BLOCK-15
 The soil type mostly consisted of clayey SAND (SC/SC-SM), SAND (SP/SP-SM/SM),
CLAYS (CH/CL), SILT (MH/ML) and traces of LIMESTONE to depths ranging from
15.0 to 30.0m below existing grade level.
 Based on the field and laboratory test data, it can be observed that there is variation
in the SPT values. Majority of the project site consisted of medium dense to very
dense SANDS/SILTS, hard clays and moderately hard rocks.
 At the project site, Sabkha soil was not encountered, but loose soil noticed in
boreholes BH-70 at depths from of 3.5m to 4.50m.
AT SADARA SOUTH
CLAYS (CH/CL), SILT (MH/ML) to depths ranging from 15.0 to 30.0m below
existing grade level.
dense SANDS/SILTS and hard clays.
 At the project site, Sabkha soil was not encountered at the tested locations.
AT SADARA NORTH
SILT (MH/ML) and LIMESTONE to depths ranging from 15.0 to 30.0m below
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Based on the actual stratigraphy encountered, the boreholes were clubbed into different groups
as mentioned in Table-5.1 of this report. Detailed stratigraphy has been discussed in Section 5.0
Table-5.2 of this report.
Borehole logs and subsoil profile included in Appendix-A2 & Figure-3 will provide engineering
characteristics of subsoil condition at the project site.
B. GROUND WATER LEVEL

At Block-15, groundwater level was encountered at depths ranging from 1.80m and 4.00m,
1.32m to 4.10m at Sadara South and 2.11m to 3.87m at Sadara North below the existing ground
level and is presented in Table-5.3 of this report.
C. RECOMMENDED BEARING CAPACITY

The recommended Net Allowable Bearing Capacity (NABC) values for shallow foundations
such as isolated spread / strip footing and rigid raft foundation supported at depths 1.0m,
2.0m, and 3.0m below EGL, 1.0m fill, and 2.0m fill are presented in Tables-8.1, Table-8.2, and
8.3, respectively of this report.
D. PILE FOUNDATION RECOMMENDATIONS – GROUP- A THROUGH F

To transfer heavy structural loads from the superstructure into the competent load bearing
stratum, deep bored cast in-situ piles, driven piles and auger cast in-situ piles (ACIP) can be
considered. AllPile7 software was used to calculate the pile capacities. Pile length has been
assumed below existing grade level (EGL). In addition, fixed head and free head condition
were assumed for the purpose of our analysis.
Sample calculation for safe load on piles and deflection of piles under lateral loads is given in
Appendix-C2. Safe loads in compression, tension and lateral capacities of 0.60m and 0.80m
diameter bored cast in-situ piles of different lengths are presented in Section 8.5 of this report.
E. EXPOSURE CLASSIFICATION
Based on water-soluble chloride & sulfate content, concrete foundations exposure classification
of the site as per AMIES-Q-001 is presented in Table-10.1 of this report.
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1.0. INTRODUCTION
1.1. GENERAL
Saudi ARAMCO and TRC are developing the AMIRAL project: a petrochemical
complex that consists of a 1650 kTPA Mixed Feed Cracker with downstream
petrochemical units, utilities and offsite facilities, adjacent to the existing SADARA
laydown area. This plot within Industrial Block 15 is located on the north side of
existing road T-274 and east side of Dammam-Abuhadriyah expressway.
The scope of works consists of 3 areas. One Main plot located on the west of SADARA
laydown and the other two are the SADARA reserved plots SADARA South and
SADARA North (On East side of Block 15). Approximate area of the main plot is
4.53sq.km, SADARA South is 1.0 sq.km and SADARA North is 1.24sq.km.
The Main plot extent is derived based on the preliminary plot plan version B4.
SADARA South extent is derived based on the preliminary plot plan version B5. No
plot plan is developed yet for SADARA North. Layout available in the attachments for
SADARA North is from the Existing facility layout shared by SADARA on which
AMIRAL project will be expanded.
MFC area is under FEED stage and remaining portion of Block 15 Main plot is under
Pre-FEED stage. SADARA South is under concept stage to support the COGEN (by 3rd
party). SADARA North is under concept stage where some potential future expansion
will be happened, but the content of the plot plan is not yet developed.
Previous Geotechnical Investigation was carried out for the Blocks 8 & 10 by Gulf
Consult under Job No. 16057/19 in the year 2019. The intent of the Program is to
leverage synergies with the existing SATORP refinery, SADARA complex and other
neighboring facilities and proposing downstream derivatives units supported by
industrial partners/investors.
The aim of this geotechnical investigation campaign is to provide an engineering report
that will serve as a reference for the design and construction of new facilities under PN
079310C – AMIRAL project in Jubail Industrial City, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The plan
showing location of the project site is presented in Figure-1.
A preliminary geotechnical investigation was carried out at the project site to determine
the subsurface stratigraphy and ground water conditions to evaluate the engineering
characteristic of the representative soil profile and make recommendations for the type,
depth and allowable bearing pressure for foundation design and construction.
Gulf Consult (Geotechnical Division) was contracted by Worley Parsons Engineering

Company to investigate the proposed site geotechnical conditions and to provide
recommendations for design of the foundations of the proposed structures.
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In the following sections, for the completed scope of work, subsoil conditions are
described, summary of soil design parameters are given and recommendations for
foundation systems are given.
1.2. PURPOSE AND SCOPE OF WORK

The purpose of this investigation is to determine the sub-surface stratigraphy and soil
conditions at the proposed project site. Based on the conditions revealed by this
investigation, develop project specific engineering recommendations useful for design
and constructions of foundations and earthworks.
The main purpose of this study is to obtain data and to provide engineering
recommendation in relation to the following:
 Sub-soil profiles across the site up to the maximum investigation depth;
 Groundwater level;
 Chemical properties of soils and groundwater, in order to define the degree of
exposure to environmental attack to concrete;
 Physical and mechanical characteristics of the soils in the upper most zone in
order to obtain data concerning earthworks;
 Electrical and Thermal property of soil.
 Seismic Properties of the soil;
 Determination of California Bearing Ratio (CBR) and Modified Proctor Density
(MDD) of existing soil.
To evaluate design parameters pertaining to engineering properties of sub-surface at the
project site, the investigation performed by our office consisted of the following.
AT BLOCK-15
 Drilling and sampling a total of Seventy three (73) boreholes.
- Forty eight (48) boreholes were drilled up to 15m depth each below ground
level (BGL).
- Fourteen (14) boreholes were drilled up to 20.0m depth each BGL.
- Four (4) boreholes were drilled up to 25.0m depth each BGL
- Seven (7) boreholes were drilled up to 30.0m depth each BGL
 Excavation, logging and sampling in eight (8) trial pits up to 1.5m depth and
collection bulk sampling for laboratory testing such as Modified Proctor Density
(MDD) and California Bearing Ratio (CBR).
 Performing a total of twenty eight (28) Piezocone Penetration Tests up to second
refusal (40MPa).
 Performing nine (9) Electrical Resistivity Tests up to maximum of 6.0m spacing
between electrodes and in one direction.
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 Performing two (2) Thermal Conductivity Tests using electro thermal needle at
1m depth below grade.
 Performing Six (6) Cross-Hole Seismic Tests up to 30meters depth (with every
0.75m interval).
 Performing three (3) Percolation Tests.
 Performing two (2) Plate Load Tests.
 Performing two (2) in-situ Field Permeability tests.
 Installation of Six (6) Hand Slotted PVC Standpipe Piezometers (of 50mm ID) up
to a maximum depth of 3meters below the ground water level.
 Laboratory testing of representative soil samples.
 Engineering analysis and preparation of report with conclusions and
recommendations.
AT SADARA SOUTH
 Drilling and sampling a total of Six (06) boreholes.
- Five (05) boreholes were drilled up to 15m depth each below ground level
(BGL).
- One (01) borehole was drilled up to 30.0m depth each BGL.
 Performing a total of two (02) Piezocone Penetration Tests up to second refusal
(40MPa).
 Performing One (01) Electrical Resistivity Test up to maximum of 6.0m spacing
between electrodes and in one direction.
 Performing One (01) Thermal Conductivity Test using electro thermal needle at
1m depth below grade.
 Performing One (01) Cross-Hole Seismic Test up to 30meters depth (with every
0.75m interval).
 Installation of Two (02) Hand Slotted PVC Standpipe Piezometers (of 50mm ID)
up to a maximum depth of 3meters below the ground water level.
AT SADARA NORTH
 Drilling and sampling a total of four (04) boreholes.
- Three (03) boreholes were drilled up to 15m depth each below ground level
(BGL).
- One (01) borehole was drilled up to 30.0m depth each BGL.
 Installation of Two (02) Hand Slotted PVC Standpipe Piezometers (of 50mm ID)
up to a maximum depth of 3meters below the ground water level.
Plan showing location of boreholes and field tests locations is presented on Figure-2.
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1.3. PROPOSED STRUCTURES
The project consists of the various structures such as Process units (Mixed Feed Steam
Cracker, Polyethylene complex, Butadiene extraction etc.), Pipe rack, Buildings
(Electrical substation, Main control room, Mosque etc.), Equipment’s, Storage tanks,
Railway line, Loading/Unloading area, Storm water pond, Flare supporting structure,
Road crossings, Underground services, Road, Paving and other Utility structures.
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2.0. SITE CONDITIONS
2.1. SITE DESCRIPTION AND SURFACE CONDITIONS
The project sites are bounded by an open area on all sides. At the time of our current
investigation, the Existing Ground Level near the borehole locations was mostly level.
2.2. GENERAL GEOLOGY

The project site is located at Jubail Area, eastern province of Saudi Arabia. The eastern
coastal plain of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is low in elevation and is covered with
Quaternary sediments of salt-bearing deposits, sand dunes, sabkha and outcrop of
calcareous and sandstones. Sabkha is a saline (generally coastal) deposit generally
consisting of saturated loose sand and possibly clay. The geological map of Saudi Arabia
showing the geological deposits in Eastern region is presented on Figure-4.
2.2.1. SITE GEOLOGY

At Block-15 - The subsoil mainly consists of SAND with various quantities of silt up to
7.0m depth followed by SAND with various quantities of silt & clay to the maximum
drilled depth of about 30.0m below EGL. From 12.0m to 20.0m depth hard fat
CLAY/lean CLAY with sandy elastic SILT noticed in some boreholes. Limestone at
different boreholes and varying depths were also encountered. At the project site, Sabkha
soil was not encountered, but loose soil noticed in boreholes BH-70 at depths from of
3.5m to 4.50m.
At Sadara South - The subsoil mainly consists of SAND with various quantities of silt up
to 12.0m depth followed by CLAY with various quantities of silt & clay to depth of
17.0m underlain by CLAYEY SAND to a depth of 22.0m followed by SILT to a depth of
30.0m, the maximum depths explored.
At Sadara North - The subsoil mainly consists of SAND with various quantities of silt up
to 27.0m depth followed by LIMESTONE to a depth of 30.0m, the maximum depths
explored.
2.3. SEISMICITY PARAMETERS

The soil profile type and other seismicity parameters of the project site, as per AMIES-A-
112 and ASCE-7 are given below.
Short Period Acceleration Ss in (%) g : 8.5
1 Sec Period Acceleration S1 in (%) g : 3.1
Peak Ground Acceleration in (%) g : 3.4
Site Class : D (Please see table below)
Calculation for Site Class determination is presented below.
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Table-2.1: Site Class Determination as per ASCE-7 (Block-15)
N=
Site
Layer From - To di (m) Ni di/Ni Σ (di) Σ (di/Ni) Σ (di) /
Class
Σ (di/Ni)
I 0.00 - 2.00 2 13 0.154
II 2.00 - 4.00 2 20.5 0.098
III 4.00 - 6.50 2.5 28 0.089
IV 6.50 - 8.50 2 79 0.025
30 0.659 45.498 D
V 8.50 - 14.00 5.5 100 0.055
VI 14.00-22.00 8 60.5 0.132
VII 22.00-26.00 4 100 0.040
VIII 26.00-30.00 4 60.5 0.066
Assumptions:
1) SPT data from BH-45 was used for this analysis (considered as the worst borehole). Borehole was drilled up to
25m depth. Hence, for the purpose of this calculation, borehole depth has been extended to 30m depth.
Note:
1. For the soil layer encountered at the site, the Peak Ground acceleration (PGA)
values from AMIES -A-112 should be multiplied by site amplification factor.
2. On the basis of tectonic activities, the assigned seismic zones for different regions
of Saudi Arabia, as recommended by Al-Haddad, et. al. (1992) & plan showing
seismic zones are presented in Figure-5.
Table-2.2: Site Class Determination as per ASCE-7 (BH-28)
N=
Site
Class
Σ (di/Ni)
I 0.00-10.50 10.5 80.2 0.131
II 10.50-12.00 1.5 100 0.015
III 12.00-21.00 9 100 0.090 30 0.326 92.046 C
IV 21.00-24.00 3 100 0.030
V 24.00-30.00 6 100 0.060
N=
Site
Class
Σ (di/Ni)
I 0.00-2.50 2.5 16 0.156
II 2.50-7.00 4.5 38 0.118
III 7.00-12.00 5 71 0.070
30 0.600 50.015 C
IV 12.00-25.00 13 63.5 0.205
V 25.00-27.5 2.5 100 0.025
VI 27.5-30.00 2.5 100 0.025
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N=
Site
Class
Σ (di/Ni)
I 0.00-7.00 7 13.5 0.519
II 7.00-12.00 5 66 0.076
30 0.774 38.745 D
III 12.00-22.00 10 100 0.100
IV 22.00-30.00 8 100 0.080
N=
Site
Class
Σ (di/Ni)
I 0.00-7.00 7 29.5 0.237
II 7.00-12.00 5 40 0.125
III 12.00-24.50 12.5 51.6 0.242 30 0.682 43.988 D
IV 24.50-29.50 5 69 0.072
V 29.50-30.00 0.5 100 0.005
N=
Site
Class
Σ (di/Ni)
I 0.00-7.00 7 25.75 0.272
II 7.00-9.50 2.5 65 0.038
III 9.50-19.50 10 100 0.100 30 0.515 58.217 C
IV 19.50-22.50 3 100 0.030
V 22.50-30.00 7.5 100 0.075
N=
Site
Class
Σ (di/Ni)
I 0.00-3.50 3.5 13 0.269
II 3.50-14.50 11 20.5 0.537
30 1.117 26.850 C
III 14.50-19.50 5 28 0.179
IV 19.50-30.00 10.5 79 0.133
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Table-2.8: Site Class Determination as per ASCE-7 (BH-02, SADARA SOUTH)
N=
Site
Class
Σ (di/Ni)
I 0.00-7.00 7 36.25 0.193
II 7.00-9.50 2.5 100 0.025
III 9.50-12.00 2.5 31 0.081
IV 12.00-16.50 4.5 82 0.055
30 0.574 52.309 C
V 16.50-19.50 3 31 0.097
VI 19.50-22.00 2.5 58 0.043
VII 22.00-29.50 7.5 100 0.075
VIII 29.50-30.00 0.5 100 0.005
2.4. LIQUEFACTION POTENTIAL

Potential of liquefaction for the investigated project site is calculated by using
“GeoLogismiki” software LiqIT V4.7. The analysis was done on based of deterministic
analytical method by Idriss and Boulanger 2004 with using Standard Penetration Test
(SPT) value. Liquefaction analysis is performed for one of the worst subsoil condition
(BH-45) encountered at site.
Peak Ground Acceleration (PGA) value of 0.06 g is considered for the analysis (PGA in
%g = 3.4 for Jubail as per AMIES-A-112 and it is adjusted for site class effects based on
ASCE-7, hence PGA=0.034*1.6 ≈ 0.06g). Earthquake Magnitude of 5.5 is taken
considering the previous earthquake magnitude record for eastern province (Reference:
Saudi Geological Survey) to see the liquefaction behavior.
The variation of cyclic stress ratio (CSR) is plotted with SPT value to depict the
liquefaction and non-liquefaction potential of the site as shown in below figures. It can
be seen from below Figures that a number of points falling under liquefaction zone for
the earthquake magnitude of 5.5. It can also be seen that more points have been falling
under liquefaction zone for earthquake magnitude of 6.0.
It can be seen from below Figures that there is no liquefaction (all the points are in the No-
Liquefaction zone) for the earthquake magnitude of 5.5 and 6.0.
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Liquefaction Potential Analysis - Variation of CSR with SPT
(Earthquake Magnitude of 5.5)
(Earthquake Magnitude of 6.0)
Hence, liquefaction is not anticipated at the site.
Detailed typical results of liquefaction potential analysis are illustrated in Appendix-C3.
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3.0. FIELD INVESTIGATION
3.1. GENERAL
Field investigation program included drilling and sampling of boreholes and performing
other field tests. Field investigations at Block 15 were carried out between December 17,
2020 and January 21, 2021. Field investigations at Sadara South and North were carried
out between February 17, 2021 and February 21, 2021.
Table-3.1: Summary of Field Tests
MAIN PLOT – NON MFC
BH TPs PCPT ERT CHT TRT PT PLT PVC PER
64 08 12 06 01 02 03 02 06 02
Main Plot – MFC
09 - 16 03 05 - - - - -
SADARA SOUTH
BH TPs PCPT ERT CHST TRT PT PLT PVC PER
06 - 02 01 01 01 - - 02 -
SADARA NORTH
04 - - - - - - - 02 -
BH=Boreholes; TP=Trial Pits; PCPT=Peizocone Penetration Test; ERT= Electrical Resistivity Tests;
CHST=Cross-Hole Seismic Test; TRT= Thermal conductivity Tests; PT=Percolation Tests; PLT=Plate
Load Tests; PVC=Piezometer & PER= Permeability Tests.
Coordinates & Elevations of boreholes & other tests are presented in Appendix-A1.
Boreholes and test locations plan is presented on Figure-2. Summary of performed field
test and laboratory tests with relevant standard reference codes are tabulated below.
Table-3.2: Summary of Field & Laboratory Tests
Field Test Laboratory Tests
Standard Penetration Test – ASTM D 1586 Particle Size Analysis – ASTM D 422
In-situ Density Test – ASTM D 6938 Moisture Content Test – ASTM D-2216
Electrical Resistivity Tests – ASTM G-57 Atterberg’s Limits Test – ASTM D 4318
Thermal Conductivity Test ASTM D 5334 Specific Gravity Test – ASTM D 854
Percolation Test SASC-S-002 Direct Shear Test – ASTM D-3080
Plate Load Tests - ASTM D 1196 Unconfined Comp. Strength Test ASTM D7012
Field Permeability Test – BS 5930 Modified Proctor Density (MDD) - ASTM D-1557
Cross-Hole Seismic Test ASTM D 4428 California Bearing Ratio Test - ASTM D-1883
Peizocone Penetration Test ASTM D 5778 Carbonate Content Test – ASTM D 4373
Acid Soluble Sulfate – BS 812 part 118
Acid Soluble Chloride – BS 812 part 112
pH value of soil – ASTM E 70
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3.2. SURVEYING
The locations of boreholes and field tests were decided by the Client. Boreholes and test
locations were established in the field in accordance with the coordinates list provided
by the Client and presented in Appendix-A1. The elevations presented in all the field
tests were taken prior to any excavations to the existing grade. All coordinates are UTM
ZONE 39, 1924 International Spheroid (AIN AL ABD) and based on the ARAMCO control
points listed in Appendix-A1. Elevation counters for the field testing are presented in
Appendix-A1.
3.3. GEOTECHNICAL BORING AND SAMPLING

Subsurface stratigraphy and ground water conditions at the site were investigated by
drilling and sampling in a total of Eighty Three (83) boreholes. Fifty Six boreholes (56)
were drilled up 15.0meters depth each, Fourteen (14) boreholes were drilled up
20.0meters depth each, Four (4) boreholes were drilled up 25.0meters depth each and the
remaining Nine (9) boreholes were drilled up to 30.0meters depth each BGL.
Boreholes were drilled using truck-mounted drilling rigs. Drilling was carried out by
conventional rotary wash drilling method using 4” diameter tricone in soil strata and
76mm size double-tube core barrel in rock formation. The surface set core bit of size: T2-
76 and tricone bit of size 4½”, T.C.I Teeth (thread 2 3/8” API REG P, IADC: 211) were used
for drilling operations. Core bits and tricone bits generally used are presented below.
(a) (b)
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(c) (d)
Pictures of Drill bits (a) & (b) and Tricone (c) & (d)
Sampling operation of groundwater in the boreholes was performed in accordance with
ASTM D 420. In boreholes, standard penetration test was carried out at regular intervals.
Detailed description of subsoil encountered during drilling and depth at which samples
were taken are shown on the boring logs included in Appendix-A2. The depths of the
boreholes are as summarized below.
Table-3.3: Borehole Summary
Total Termination
Area Borehole Number
BH’s Depth, (m)
BH-01 to BH-04, BH-06 to BH-10, BH-12 to BH-17,
BH-20 to BH-23, BH-25 to BH-27, BH-30 to BH-36,
48 15.0
BH-38, BH-46 to BH-49, BH-51, BH-53, BH-55 to BH-57,
BH-62 to BH-65, BH-67 to BH-70, BH-72
Block-15 BH-05, BH-11, BH-18, BH-19, BH-24, BH-29, BH-41,
BH-52, BH-54, BH-58, BH-59, BH-61, BH-66, BH-71 & 15 20.0
BH-73
BH-42 to BH-45 4 25.0
BH-28, BH-37, BH-39, BH-40, BH-50, BH-60 6 30.0
Sadara BH-01, BH-03 thru BH-06 5 15.0
South BH-02 1 30.0
Sadara BH-01, BH-02 and BH-04 3 15.0
North BH-02 1 30.0
3.3.1. STANDARD PENETRATION TEST (SPT)

Prior to performing Standard Penetration Test (SPT) in the boreholes, hand excavation
was carried out up to a depth of 1.50m to check for any underground utilities. The
elevations were taken prior to hand excavations to the existing grade.
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Standard Penetration Test (SPT) was conducted in the boreholes below the excavated
level i.e. 1.50 m depth and was carried every 1.0meter interval up to 4.50meters depth
thereafter at 2.50meters interval up to the termination depth. SPT test was carried out in
accordance with ASTM D1586.
During the test, blow counts and sampler penetration were recorded as a split-spoon
sampler was driven into the soil by a 63.5-kg hammer falling from a distance of 76cm. The
position at which a split spoon sample was obtained is indicated on the boring logs.
The representative disturbed sample retrieved from the SPT sampler were examined and
visually classified in the field by our Geologist.
3.3.2. TRIPLE TUBE CORE BARREL (TTCB) SAMPLER

When the consistency of the soil (clay soil layer) was too hard for the penetration of Shelby
tube by pressure, samples were extracted using Triple Tube Core Barrel. The position at
which a triple tube core sampler was used is indicated on the boring logs as a "TCB" type
sample.
The automatic SPT Hammers SPTH-06(A), SPTH-09(A), SPTH-08(A), SPTH-11(A),

SPTH-15(A), SPTH-17(A), SPTH-18(A) & SPTH-20(A) were used for the project. SPT
hammer calibration certificates are given under Appendix-C4.
Bore logs included in Appendix-A2 provide all the necessary information on sub-surface
conditions. In addition, subsoil profiles showing SPT ‘N’ values with depth, soil type
encountered along with lab test results (% fines, liquid limit and plasticity index) are
presented on Figure-3.
3.3.3. CORING IN ROCK

Boring in rock was carried out using double tube core barrel. Upon retrieval of rock cores,
Rock Core Recovery (REC) and Rock Quality Designation (RQD) of each core was
measured and recorded. Diamond core drilling exploration diamond drilling utilizes an
annular diamond- rock. The diamonds used are fine to micro fine industrial grade
diamonds. They are set within a matrix of varying hardness, from brass to high-grade
steel. Matrix hardness, diamond size and dosing can be varied according to the rock which
must be cut.
Holes within the bit allow water to be delivered to the cutting face. This provides three
essential functions — lubrication, cooling, and removal of drill cuttings from the hole. In
core barrel up to 150cm long rock sample can be extracted. Once the core barrel
completes a run of 150 cm in rock, the core samples are recovered by pulling up rods.
Once the core barrel is removed from the hole, the core sample is then removed from the
core barrel and catalogued. The Driller's offside screws the rod apart using tube clamps,
then each part of the rod is taken and the core is shaken out into core trays.
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A. Each bore and each section in the box marked to show the borehole number,
location and elevation and properly packed for shipment. After emptying
the core barrel, it can be returned to the bottom and the coring progress
continued.
B. The core description and details of core such as total cored length, total
length of recorded sample and length of core more than 10 cm length should
be recorded on the Bore logs.
Quality of rock is described in terms of Rock quality Designation (RQD) and Rock Core
Recovery, as given below:
Length of Recovered Core Samples
Rock Core Recovery (%) = X 100
Total Run (150cm)
Length of Cores with 10cm or more

Rock Quality Designation (%) = X 100
Total Run (150cm)
All soils & rock samples recovered from boreholes were visually examined and classified
at the field by our geologist site supervisor, and then logged, properly packed, labeled and
transported to Gulf Consult laboratory at Al-Khobar for testing. Bore logs included in
Appendix-A2 provide all the necessary information on sub-surface conditions. In addition,
subsoil profiles showing SPT ‘N’ values with depth, soil type encountered along with lab
test results (% fines, liquid limit and plasticity index) are presented in Figure-3.
3.4. PIEZOCONE PENETRATION TEST RESULTS

A total of thirty (30) (Block-15 - twenty Eight (28) and Sadara South – two (02)) Piezocone
Penetration Tests (PCPT) were performed as per ASTM D-5778 using 10-tons capacity
cone up to Second refusal (40MPa) to obtain continuous strength profile & identify
loose sands. Plan showing Piezocone Penetration Tests (PCPT) tests location is presented
in Figure-2. Tests were terminated at about 4.97m to 10.26meters depth below the
existing ground level. In following table PCPT test refusal (first & second) depths, pre-
drilled depth and termination depth tabulated.
Table: 3.4: PCPT Refusals & Termination Depths
First Refusal Second Refusal Termination
Test No. Pre-drilled
From to From to Depth (m)
BLOCK-15
PCPT-01 0.00 2.19 4.50 5.04 5.04
Pre-drilled depth
PCPT-02 0.00 4.74 6.00 6.66 6.66

PCPT-03 0.00 3.11 4.50 4.97 4.97
PCPT-04 0.00 1.86 6.00 7.33 7.33
PCPT-05 0.00 3.70 5.00 5.62 5.62
PCPT-06 0.00 2.54 6.00 6.81 6.81
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Table: 3.4: PCPT Refusals & Termination Depths (Contd…)
First Refusal Second Refusal Termination
Test No. Pre-drilled
From to From to Depth (m)
BLOCK-15
PCPT-07 0.00 3.47 6.00 7.19 7.19
PCPT-08 0.00 4.74 6.00 8.45 8.45
PCPT-09 0.00 5.13 7.50 8.42 8.42
PCPT-10 0.00 6.82 8.00 10.26 10.26
PCPT-11 0.00 2.95 5.00 5.90 5.90
PCPT-12 0.00 3.25 6.00 8.67 8.67
PCPT-13 0.00 5.60 7.50 7.96 7.96
PCPT-14 0.00 3.64 6.00 6.70 6.70
PCPT-15 0.00 3.39 5.50 6.09 6.09
PCPT-16 0.00 3.56 5.80 7.02 7.02
PCPT-17 0.00 5.64 7.00 7.78 7.78
PCPT-18 0.00 3.33 6.00 6.57 6.57
PCPT-19 0.00 2.39 4.50 5.52 5.52
PCPT-20 0.00 5.40 7.00 8.09 8.09
PCPT-21 0.00 4.83 6.00 7.04 7.04
PCPT-22 0.00 4.29 6.00 7.04 7.04
PCPT-23 0.00 3.92 5.50 6.74 6.74
PCPT-24 0.00 4.89 6.50 7.28 7.28
PCPT-25 0.00 3.32 5.00 5.93 5.93
PCPT-26 0.00 4.23 6.00 6.65 6.65
PCPT-27 0.00 5.98 7.00 8.04 8.04
PCPT-28 0.00 3.94 5.50 7.34 7.34
SADARA SOUTH
PCPT-01 0.00 1.60 5.00 5.57 5.57
drilled
depth
Pre-
PCPT-02 0.00 1.78 6.00 6.90 6.90

CPT Pro (Version 5.44) software is used to perform these tests. CPT Pro is a database
oriented software program for loading, presenting, processing, storing and printing
CPT data. This program consists of six (6) main modules. 1. CPT Explorer, 2.
Interpretation, 3. Map, 4. Profile Editor, 5. Cross Section and 6. Sample Database.
The test is used for determining end bearing, skin friction, pore pressure and friction
ratio, which are developed during the steady slow penetration of cone penetrometer. A
series of penetration readings performed at one location over the entire vertical depth
when using cone penetrometers. Also referred to as a cone sounding.
Cone penetration data can be used to interpret subsurface stratigraphy and through use
of site specific correlations, they can provide data on engineering properties of soils
intended for use in design and construction of earthworks and foundations for
structures.
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This test will be performed using 10-ton capacity truck mounted rig as reaction load. The
equipment is mainly consisting of electronic cone penetrometer having an apex angle of
60º and base area of 10cm². It is also connected to the friction sleeve having surface area
of 150cm². Inner steel rods joined with outer push rods are connected to the cone. The
equipment has facility to record pore pressure, while pushed into subsoil along with tip
resistance and sleeve friction.
The test procedure consists of pushing the penetrometer tip into the soil at a constant
rate of 20mm/sec and recording the penetration resistance along with the pore pressure
measurements. Resistance values are digitally stored in the equipment for further
analysis and printout at regular interval of 20cm penetration.
Graphs showing continuous resistance values with depth are self-explanatory in
revealing the sub-surface conditions are presented in Appendix-A3. Summary of the test
results given below.
Table-3.5: Summary of PCPT Test Results
Cone resistance Sleeve
Depth (m) (MPa) ‘qc’ Friction Tested
Test No. Consistency
BGL Resistance Depth
From To
(MPa) ’fs’
BLOCK-15
0.00-0.25 1.04 9.98 0.001 Very loose to loose
0.25-0.37 10.74 19.80 0.01-0.02 Medium dense to dense
0.37-0.62 20.35 24.11 0.02-0.06 Very dense
PCPT-01 0.62-1.34 11.56 19.95 0.04-0.30 Medium dense to dense 5.04
1.34-2.19 20.31 50.67 0.31-0.92 Very dense
2.19-4.50 Pre-drilled depth
4.50-5.04 20.27 60.26 0.11-2.17 Very dense
0.00-0.34 1.10 9.84 0.01-0.02 Very loose to loose
0.34-0.48 10.44 19.81 0.02 Medium dense to dense
0.48-2.08 20.04 36.32 0.02-0.15 Very dense
2.08-2.34 19.00 19.94 0.08-0.09 Dense
PCPT-02 2.34-3.31 20.10 23.66 0.04-0.11 Very dense 6.66
4.64-4.74 21.58 55.91 0.33-0.58 Very dense
6.00-6.66 25.83 58.55 0.11-0.42 Very dense
0.06-0.10 11.20 18.74 0.01 Medium dense to dense
0.11-1.01 20.02 38.77 0.02-0.33 Very dense
2.70-3.11 20.14 58.35 0.09-0.59 Very dense
4.50-4.97 20.28 51.86 0.21-0.56 Very dense
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Table-3.5: Summary of PCPT Test Results (Contd…)
From To
(MPa) ’fs’
0.38-1.10 20.34 33.71 0.04-0.22 Very dense
1.10-1.70 18.42 19.87 0.11-0.14 Dense
PCPT-04 7.33
1.71-1.86 20.80 58.42 0.15-0.55 Very dense
6.95-7.33 21.33 67.74 0.24-0.54 Very dense
0.56-2.25 20.01 29.21 0.05-0.11 Very dense 5.62
PCPT-05
3.19-3.70 20.65 51.99 0.09-0.50 Very dense
5.00-5.20 10.12 19.89 0.12-0.25 Medium dense to dense 5.62
5.21-5.62 20.99 52.34 0.25-0.53 Very dense
0.28-1.37 20.24 35.41 0.08-0.27 Very dense
2.37-2.54 20.99 52.57 0.16-0.54 Very dense
6.00-6.81 21.61 51.77 0.21-0.54 Very dense
0.00-0.14 1.03 9.25 0.01 Very loose to loose
PCPT-07 1.46-3.47 20.09 56.48 0.06-0.56 Very dense 7.19
6.00-7.19 21.09 53.80 0.21-0.54 Very dense
0.55-1.85 20.05 30.73 0.04-0.11 Very dense
PCPT-08 4.02-4.47 20.01 66.03 0.09-0.52 Very dense 8.45
7.94-8.45 20.38 56.89 0.22-0.57 Very dense
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From To
(MPa) ’fs’
0.41-2.17 20.17 41.15 0.08-0.26 Very dense
3.90-4.46 20.06 30.48 0.06-0.13 Very dense 8.42
PCPT-09
4.98-5.13 20.00 55.38 0.25-0.51 Very dense
8.34-8.42 20.85 50.82 0.29-0.53 Very dense 8.42
1.41-2.06 20.01 23.68 0.04-0.06 Very dense
PCPT-10 10.26
5.09-6.82 20.18 55.96 0.03-0.58 Very dense
8.58-10.26 20.38 53.03 0.06-0.59 Very dense
0.89-2.67 20.0 39.23 0.02-0.09 Very dense
PCPT-11 5.90
2.81-2.95 20.17 68.80 0.06-0.58 Very dense
5.58-5.90 20.43 54.21 0.25-0.53 Very dense
0.34-0.99 20.02 32.38 0.03-0.13 Very dense
0.99-1.47 16.48 19.76 0.04-0.11 Dense
1.47-2.33 20.03 26.68 0.04-0.08 Very dense
2.33-2.55 15.81 19.74 0.03-0.07 Dense
PCPT-12 8.67
2.55-3.25 20.27 55.51 0.04-0.57 Very dense
7.97-8.67 21.11 53.31 0.07-0.54 Very dense
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From To
(MPa) ’fs’
0.34-2.57 20.08 39.65 0.02-0.22 Very dense
2.57-3.17 15.20 19.84 0.06-0.07 Dense
PCPT-13 3.17-4.88 20.10 36.91 0.05-0.14 Very dense 7.96
5.11-5.60 21.10 56.76 0.08-0.51 Very dense
7.50-7.96 20.0 91.00 0.15-0.52 Very dense
1.11-2.03 20.05 32.93 0.07-0.19 Very dense
3.49-3.64 20.85 62.38 0.15-0.56 Very dense
6.00-6.70 23.27 83.24 0.22-0.53 Very dense
0.42-1.19 20.05 35.93 0.06-0.11 Very dense
PCPT-15 2.06-2.42 20.27 37.81 0.15-0.30 Very dense 6.09
3.19-3.39 20.30 59.75 0.16-0.56 Very dense
5.50-6.09 23.73 54.18 0.22-0.51 Very dense
1.66-2.30 20.06 35.29 0.06-0.22 Very dense
PCPT-16 3.10-3.56 21.21 52.75 0.13-0.69 Very dense 7.02
5.80-5.99 20.12 24.41 0.11-0.14 Very dense
6.73-7.02 20.35 54.17 0.22-0.52 Very dense
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From To
(MPa) ’fs’
0.22-1.88 20.60 28.61 0.02-0.20 Very dense
1.88-2.50 10.09 19.95 0.03-0.15 Dense
3.65-4.81 20.00 33.36 0.07-0.12 Very dense
4.81-5.47 15.39 19.94 0.05-0.32 Dense
5.47-5.64 20.81 51.66 0.32-0.60 Very dense
7.00-7.78 22.10 55.34 0.08-0.58 Very dense
0.45-1.55 20.26 43.38 0.04-0.25 Very dense
3.02-3.33 20.25 58.93 0.24-0.53 Very dense
6.00-6.57 21.27 41.92 0.12-0.52 Very dense
0.26-1.28 20.05 27.05 0.03-0.30 Very dense
1.87-2.39 20.23 56.24 0.21-0.56 Very dense
4.50-5.52 20.00 54.64 0.21-0.60 Very dense
0.25-1.88 20.24 34.50 0.02-0.18 Very dense
2.76-4.45 20.04 31.50 0.03-0.10 Very dense
5.28-5.40 20.57 48.42 0.30-0.51 Very dense
7.00-7.60 20.08 23.28 0.13-0.15 Very dense
7.90-8.09 20.64 57.78 0.24-0.55 Very dense
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0.46-2.00 20.03 41.98 0.04-0.19 Very dense
2.00-2.29 15.74 19.99 0.09-0.11 Dense
2.29-4.34 20.03 37.38 0.11-0.30 Very dense
PCPT-21 7.04
4.34-4.50 16.54 19.61 0.15-0.23 Dense
4.50-4.83 20.11 56.23 0.15-0.54 Very dense
6.11-7.04 20.37 56.15 0.17-0.54 Very dense
0.30-0.65 20.0 28.93 0.02-0.11 Very dense
PCPT-22 1.15-2.66 20.0 27.98 0.04-0.27 Very dense 7.04
4.16-4.29 20.34 55.53 0.31-0.58 Very dense
6.00-7.04 21.09 52.03 0.22-0.57 Very dense
0.54-2.91 20.12 35.66 0.04-0.18 Very dense
2.91-3.13 16.07 19.91 0.03-0.07 Dense
PCPT-23 6.74
3.13-3.92 20.14 60.55 0.04-0.56 Very dense
5.81-6.74 20.72 53.78 0.13-0.51 Very dense
0.64-1.39 20.03 28.68 0.03-0.10 Very dense
PCPT-24 2.25-3.07 20.10 26.47 0.05-0.09 Very dense 7.28
3.30-4.89 20.05 59.04 0.03-0.53 Very dense
6.50-7.28 21.69 51.51 0.14-0.53 Very dense
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0.59-1.94 20.07 27.23 0.05-0.12 Very dense
1.94-2.61 16.42 19.79 0.05-0.06 Dense
PCPT-25 5.93
2.61-3.32 20.05 51.54 0.03-0.58 Very dense
5.37-5.93 20.29 55.28 0.19-0.49 Very dense
6.65
0.28-1.28 20.13 28.88 0.06-0.16 Very dense
PCPT-26 1.59-2.89 20.00 26.06 0.05-0.09 Very dense
3.32-4.23 20.53 59.81 0.04-0.56 Very dense 6.65
6.00-6.65 20.54 55.13 0.11-0.55 Very dense
2.20-4.70 20.02 30.19 0.05-0.10 Very dense
PCPT-27 8.04
5.58-5.98 20.17 51.98 0.11-0.54 Very dense
7.23-8.04 20.06 57.24 0.12-0.55 Very dense
0.07-1.67 20.0 39.31 0.03-0.25 Very dense
2.35-3.94 20.19 56.09 0.05-0.59 Very dense
PCPT-28 3.94-5.50 Pre-drilled depth 7.34
6.39-6.86 5.72 9.97 0.03-0.06 Loose
6.99-7.34 20.85 64.82 0.05-0.58 Very dense
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SADARA SOUTH
0.53-0.60 20.01 20.57 0.06-0.07 Very dense
PCPT-01 5.57
0.98-1.60 20.02 46.10 0.06-0.30 Very dense
5.03-5.57 22.47 56.40 0.06-0.53 Very dense
0.97-1.78 20.43 52.80 0.06-0.40 Very dense
PCPT-02 1.78-6.00 Pre-drilled depth 6.90
6.79-6.90 21.16 52.42 0.28-0.53 Very dense
BGL=Below ground level;
3.5. TEST PIT (TP)

At the project site, Eight (08) trial pits (TP) were excavated up to a depth of 1.5m below
the existing grade.
Bulk soil samples were collected from the trial pit for laboratory testing such as Modified
Proctor Density (MDD) and California Bearing Ratio (CBR). In-situ density test was
performed in trial pits, at every 0.30m interval as per ASTM D 6938.
Disturbed soil samples (referred as bulk soil samples) collected and labeled with details
(sample no. test pit no, and depth of sample) and sent to laboratory.
Field Density test conducted in the excavated trial pits for every 0.30m up to termination
depth by Nuclear Density Test Method. Test Pit Logs are prepared including soil
description & presented in Appendix-A4. The subsoil encountered at the tested location
summarized below.
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Table: 3.6: Soil Description in Trial Pits
Soil
TP No. Depth (m) Soil Description
Type
0.00-0.30 Brown, fine to medium grained SAND with silt SP-SM
TP-01
0.30-1.50 Brownish gray, fine to medium grained silty SAND. SM
TP-02 0.00-1.50 Brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained SAND. SP
TP-03
0.90-1.50 Gray, fine to medium grained silty SAND. SM
TP-04
TP-05
0.80-1.50 Brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained SAND. SP
TP-06
TP-07 0.00-1.50 Brownish gray, fine to medium grained silty SAND. SM
TP-08
0.30-1.50 Brownish gray, poorly graded, fine to medium grained SAND. SP
3.6. ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY TEST (ERT)

A total of ten (10) (Nine (09) tests in Block-15 and One (01) test in Sadara South)
Electrical Resistivity Tests were conducted in according to Wenner’s procedure, as
described in the ASTM–G57. Megger Earth Resistivity meter Avo Int’l Model Det 5/4D
(Serial No.: 97068511990697) was used for testing. This equipment is battery powered
with max. 50volts available and the min. resistance measure is 0.01 ohms.
Maximum electrode spacing was 6.0m; tests were performed keeping electrodes in
North-South & East-West. At test locations, total six (6) resistivity measurements were
recorded i.e. 1.0m, 2.0m, 3.0m, 4.0m, 5.0m & 6.0m.
For the purpose of investigation, the method with varying electrode was used. The array
must always retain symmetry about a certain point, which is also effective point of
observation. Following table summarizes distance between electrodes and depth of
insertion of electrode:
Table-3.7: Distance between electrodes
Stages of measurements Distance between Electrodes
01st measurement 1.0 meter
02nd measurement 2.0 meter
03rd measurement 3.0 meter
04th measurement 4.0 meter
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The summary of apparent resistivity values obtained at the test location with various
electrode spacing along with detailed tests reports are presented in Appendix-A5. The
summary of test results is tabulated below.
Table-3.8: Summary of ERT Results
RESISTIVITY VALUE OHM, METER
Elevation w.r.to
Test Direction
ELECTRODE SPACING IN METER
SAVD (m)
ERT No.
Ground
1m 2m 3m 4m 5m 6m
BLOCK-15
ERT-01 E-W 12.559 32.296 87.588 96.510 103.295 100.217 62.203
ERT-02 E-W 12.315 636.486 909.804 1136.627 1166.912 945.933 947.001
ERT-03 E-W 12.084 54.664 64.591 79.545 78.163 67.544 64.088
ERT-04 E-W 12.448 77.472 135.340 159.279 144.764 109.327 87.839
ERT-05 E-W 12.538 109.327 178.442 232.603 265.402 240.646 205.083
ERT-06 E-W 14.810 47.501 100.531 188.495 100.531 263.894 243.913
ERT-07 E-W 13.342 119.380 213.628 226.194 175.929 171.845 120.637
ERT-08 E-W 12.987 232.478 427.256 376.991 442.336 516.477 444.472
ERT-09 E-W 12.535 174.044 227.451 192.454 119.380 67.230 45.239
SADARA SOUTH
ERT-01 E–W 12.810 84.949 104.301 133.643 122.899 77.283 50.894
Electrical resistivity of the subsoil has specific application in the design of grounding
systems. On the basis of Electrical Resistivity values subsoil is also classified for
corrosive properties. The general correlation between soil aggressiveness and soil
resistivity values are given below.
Table-3.9: Correlation between Soil Aggressiveness and Soil Resistivity
Soil Resistivity (Ohm-m) Soil Aggressiveness
<10 Extremely Aggressive
10-25 Highly Aggressive
25-50 Moderately Aggressive
50-100 Hardly Aggressive
>100 Not Aggressive
At the project site, soil resistivity ranges between 32.296 ohm-m to 1166.912 ohm-m.
Based on the test results, the subsoil project site can be classified under “Moderately
Aggressive” to “Not Aggressive”.
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3.7. THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY TEST (TRT)
Thermal conductivity (often denoted k, λ, or κ) is the property of a material to conduct
heat. It is evaluated primarily in terms of Fourier's Law for heat conduction. The thermal
conductivity is determined by a variation of the line source test method using a needle
probe having a large length to diameter ratio to simulate conditions for an infinitely
long, infinitely thin heating source. The probe consists of a heating element and a
temperature measuring element and it inserted into the specimen.
Equipment: The KD2 Pro is a hand-held device used to measure thermal properties. It
consists of a hand-held controller and sensors that is inserted into the soil. This is a
battery-operated, menu-driven device that measures thermal conductivity and
resistivity, volumetric specific heat capacity and thermal diffusivity.
Table-3.10: Specifications
Operating Environment
Controller 0 to 50°C
Sensors -50 to +150°C
Power 4 AA Cells
At least 500 readings in constant use or 3 years with no use (battery
Battery life
drain in sleep mode <50uA)
Case Size 15.5cm x 3.5cm
Display 3cm x 6cm, 128 x 64 pixel graphics LCD
Key pad 6 key, sealed membrane
4095 measurements in flash memory (both raw and processed data
Data Storage
are stored for download)
Sensors: The KD2 Pro comes with TR-1 sensor, which is designed for measurements.
The details of TR-1 sensors as follows:
100mm (large) Single – Needle (TR-1)
Size: 2.4mm diameter x 100mm long
Range: 0.10 to 4.00 W/(m.K) Thermal Conductivity
25 to 1000°C .cm/W thermal resistivity
Accuracy (Conductivity): ±10% from 0.2-4 W/(m.K)
±0.02 W/(m.K) from 0.1 – 0.2 W/(m.K)
Cable Length: 0.80m
Taking Measurement; Thermal conductivity measurement procedure is as follows:
Procedure: Insert the thermal needle probe into the specimen by predrilling a hole to a
depth equal to the length of the probe. Thermal probe shaft was fully embedded in the
specimen and not left partially exposed.
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For the case of temperature of the sample different form the temperature of the needle,
the needle was allowed to equilibrate to the surrounding temperature before beginning a
reading.
Test Results: A total of three (03) (two (02) tests in Block-15 and One (01) test in Sadara
South) Thermal Conductivity Tests were performed at the project site. The test was
performed in two (2) trials at 1.00m depth below the existing grade. Summary of test
results are given below. Thermal Resistivity test results along with graphs of
temperature Vs time will be included in Appendix-A5.
Table-3.11: Summary of Thermal Conductivity Test Results
Thermal Thermal Initial
Tested Depth
Test No. Trials Conductivity Resistivity Temperature T0
(m)
(W/mK) (ºC cm/W) (ºC )
BLOCK-15
Trial # 1 0.332 301.3 22.35
TRT-01 1.00
Trial # 2 0.306 326.4 20.20
Trial # 1 0.626 159.8 21.08
TRT-02 1.00
Trial # 2 0.429 233.2 19.83
SADARA SOUTH
Trial # 1 0.279 357.9 22.82
TRT-01 1.00
Trial # 2 0.312 320.4 23.06
3.8. PERCOLATION TEST RESULTS (PT)

Percolation test was performed to determine the suitability of the soil for
absorption/seepage type systems, Wastewater Treatment, Reuse and Disposal to
develop the design of the absorption bed or seepage pits. For determining permeable
property of the subsoil at the project area, Three (03) percolation tests were performed.
At the selected location, borehole was drilled up to 2.1m depth. Preparation of the test
hole, saturation and measurement of percolation rate are as follows;
A. Preparation of Test Hole
• Drill 100mm diameter hole in the soil up to 2.00 meters depth.
• All the loose materials was removed from the bottom and about 10cm thick clean
gravel was placed at the bottom of the hole
• PVC pipe having 100mm (4 inch) internal diameter was installed vertically over
gravel.
B. Saturation and swelling
• The hole was filled with clear water for overnight saturation.
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C. Test Procedure
• After the overnight saturation, the PVC pipe was filled with clean water above the
gravel and drop in water level was recorded at regular time intervals.
• The rate of percolation is calculated as drop in water level in inch per minutes in
accordance with the local code of practice.
Based on the recorded drop in water level, calculated percolation rate of the sub-soil at
the tested locations are as follows.
Table-3.12: Summary of Percolation Test Results
Tested Depth Average Percolation Rate, K1,
Test No Near By BH
(m) (min/ inch)
PT-01 BH-09 & 10 1.50 167.302
PT-02 BH-47 & 53 2.00 71.832
PT-03 BH-59 & 60 1.50 892.03
Percolation test results are included in Appendix-A6.
3.9. FIELD PERMEABILITY TEST (PER)

A total of two (2) permeability tests were conducted in the field. In-situ falling head
method was used and performed in general accordance with BS5930. The tests were
conducted at a depth of 3.40m below existing grade. The determination of groundwater
pressures is of the utmost importance because these have a profound influence on the
behavior of the ground during and after the construction of engineering works. The
standpipe piezometer is a device consisting of a pipe with perforated end section
surrounded by a filter. It is normally installed in a borehole to measure the Permeability
of soil. Permeability, as used in this code of practice, is strictly the hydraulic
conductivity, a measure of the rate of water flow.
The pressure in the borehole is increased by introducing water into it, which is
commonly called “falling head” or it may be decreased by pumping water out of it in a
“rising head”. The technique is applicable only to the measurement of permeability of
soils below groundwater level. Permeability test provide a reasonable indication of
permeability and the results can also be used to give a guide to the proportion of fine
particles in the soil.
The first operation is either to fill the piezometer pipe with water (falling head test) or to
bale or pump out the water (rising head test). The head in the borehole is then allowed to
equalize with that in the ground, the actual head being measured at intervals of time
from the commencement of the test.
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Test was performed by raising water level in the borehole, and thereafter drop in the
level of water was recorded at different time intervals. Coefficient of permeability of
subsoil based on test results is summarized below.
Table-3.13: Summary of Permeability Test Results
Nearby Tested Depth Groundwater Average measured Permeability
Test No.
Borehole (m) Level (m) BGL k, (cm/sec)
PER-01 BH-57 2.00 2.94 6.24E-03
PER-02 BH-73 2.00 2.50 6.76E-05
BGL=Below Ground Level
Test results are presented in Appendix-A7.
3.10. PLATE LOAD TEST (PLT)
At the project site, a total of two (2) plate load tests were performed as per ASTM D 1196
using 60cm dia. steel plate with maximum pressure of 30 Ton/m2 using truck as reaction
dead load. Total four (4) Cycles of loading, unloading & reloading was done until the
test load has been reached.
The Test Plate was placed on test location below the loaded truck and hydraulic jack was
centered above the steel plate & against the loaded truck (Pagani Truck). Three (3)
calibrated dial gauges were mounted on the two reference beams. After arranging the
dial gauges, quick load was applied to obtain settlement between 0.01”- 0.02” & released.
Then, dial gauges were set to zero mark.
Each test was performed in four (4) cycles. Loads were applied in uniform increments at
the rate of 25% of design load up to the test load (84.4 kN/m2) and settlement values
were recorded. On applying each load increment, plate settlements were recorded at
time intervals of 20 minutes. Maximum test load (84.4 kN/m2) was retained on the plate
for one hour (60 minutes). Loading and unloading in each cycle with holding time is
tabulated below:
Table-3.14. Loading Schedule in each Cycle:
Test No. Cycle Loading Unloading Holding Time
Cycle-1 25% 0% 20 min
Plate Load Cycle-2 25% & 50% 25% & 0% 20 min
Tests Cycle-3 25%, 50% & 75% 50%, 25% & 0% 20 min
Cycle-4 25%, 50%, 75% & 100% 75%, 50%, 25% & 0% Note
Note=In forth cycle maximum load holding time is 60min and remaining all loads holding time is 20 min.
Field records of the test performed and load Vs settlement graph is presented in
Appendix-A9. Summary of recorded settlements for the design load and maximum
applied load in each cycle are given below.
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Table-3.15: Summary of the Plate Load Test Results
Applied Total
Max. Applied Residual
Test No. Cycles Pressure Settlement
Load (kN) Settlement (mm)
(kN/m2) (mm)
Cycle-1 21.21 75 0.2450 0.1778
Cycle-2 42.41 150 1.0922 0.3471
PLT-01
Cycle-3 63.62 225 4.3942 0.4487
Cycle-4 84.82 300 5.4187 0.4910
Cycle-1 21.21 75 0.4230 0.1520
Cycle-2 42.41 150 0.1007 0.4820
PLT-02
Cycle-3 63.62 225 1.8260 1.0660
Cycle-4 84.82 300 3.1070 1.7190
Load Vs settlement graph is presented in Appendix-A9. Limitations of Plate Load Tests
are mentioned below.
Plate load test limitations

The recorded settlement values are considered for the load influence zone of not more
than two times the test plate diameter. Hence, it is recommended to verify soil profiles at
the location of foundations subjected to heavy structural/dynamic loads and also for
footing having width more than 2m in selection of SBC from plate load tests.
3.11 STAND PIPE PIEZOMETER

A total of ten (10) (six (6) in Block 15, two (02) in Sadara North, and two (02) in Sadara
South) Hand Slotted PVC Standpipe Piezometers of 50mm ID were installed at the
project site up to 10.00m depth below ground level (BGL).
Bottom of the pipe was plugged with end cap and resting on 0.5m thick clean sand and
aggregate. The portion of the PVC pipe (Filter section) from 7.0m to 10.0m bgl was
perforated with 3mm wide horizontal slots. Clean sand with aggregate retained on 2-
4mm sieve has been used to pack the annular space between the borehole wall and the
PVC pipe up to 3.0m bgl followed by 0.5m thick layer of fine sand as transition seal.
From 1.0m to 3.0m bgl bentonite pellets were used as sealing plug.
The standpipe extends up to 0.5m above ground surface and is protected by PVC Cap.
The upper part of the PVC pipe is protected by 4” diameter & 1.5m long steel casing
embedded up 0.60m in concrete blow the ground. Recorded ground water levels in the
piezometers are tabulated below.
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Table-3.16: Measured Groundwater Level in Piezometers
UTM Coordinates Ground Ground
Piezometer
Elevation GW(m) Elevation
BH No. Depth (m)
Northing Easting w.r.to RC BGL w.r.to RC
BGL
Datum (m) Datum (m)
BLOCK-15
BH-01 2988582.097 345490.261 13.849 2.03 11.819 10.0
BH-03 2979163.674 346133.973 13.443 2.58 10.863 10.0
BH-46 2978119.006 346989.566 13.454 2.45 11.004 10.0
BH-48 2977703.027 346673.976 14.625 3.10 11.525 10.0
BH-59 2977710.639 347822.797 13.601 2.00 11.601 10.0
BH-63 2976855.259 347580.329 14.552 2.70 11.852 10.0
SADARA SOUTH
BH-01 2978487.909 347741.167 14.420 4.10 1.320 10.0
BH-06 2978101.719 348805.179 14.240 2.00 12.240 10.0
SADARA NORTH
BH-01 2979803.868 347035.61 13.420 3.85 9.570 10.0
BH-04 2978975.063 347661.498 13.880 3.87 10.010 10.0
BH=Borehole; UTM=Universal Transverse Mercator; SAVD = Company Vertical Datum;
GW=Ground Water; BGL=Below Ground Level;
3.12. CROSS-HOLE SEISMIC TEST (CHST)

A total of Seven (07) (six (6) in Block 15 and one (01) in Sadara South) cross-hole seismic
tests were carried out at the project sites. Test was performed in accordance with ASTM
D-4428 by three (3) holes method (one for transmitter and two for receiver holes). Test
locations are illustrated on Figure-2.
The seismic crosshole method provides a designer with information pertinent to the
seismic wave velocities of the material. This data used as input in static/dynamic
analysis, as a means for computing shear modulus, Young’s modulus and Poisson’s ratio
or simply for the determination of anomalies that might exist between boreholes.
Equipment Information: Geometrics SmartSeis Exploration Seismograph (26325-01

Rev.C) used for testing. SmartSeisTM is unlike any earlier seismograph. It is easy to use
and it gives you answers in the field; features made possible by an internal computer
programmed to help you solve your problems in looking beneath the surface.
1. Manufacturer Geometrics
2. Equipment Code No. GC-001
3. Calibration Certificate Working condition of the Seismograph
4. Receivers Geophones: Used to receive the generated waves at the site
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Test Preparation: Three (3) boreholes (of 100mm Ø) were drilled in a straight line
arrangement up to 30.0meters depth with 3.0m spacing between one borehole to the
another borehole. One of the end holes was used as shot hole (SH) where seismic wave
was generated and the other two holes were used as receiver holes (RH1 & RH2). In
these three (3) boreholes 76mm inner diameter of PVC casing has been installed up to
full depth of the holes. Thickness of this PVC pipe is 5mm.
Grout the annular space between casing and borehole by inserting about 30mm diameter
grout pipe into the annular space. The grout mixture should be pumped into the
borehole. The grout mix shall be prepared with Portland cement and bentonite in 1:1
ratio by weight with water/cement ratio of 6:2. Allow the grout to set before using the
hole for testing for minimum 48 hours.
Testing & Recording: Field procedure consists of generation of seismic waves in the
shot hole and recording time of arrival of wave in receiver holes. The readings were
recorded at every 0.75meter interval up to 30.0meters depth and these values are printed
in the form of Wave velocity –time graphs. From these graphs compression wave and
shear wave (P-wave and S-wave) arrival time are obtained.
Table-3.17: Summary of Cross-Hole Seismic Test Results
Avg.
Avg. Shear Avg. Dynamic Avg. Dynamic
Compression
wave velocity Shear Young’s
Test No. Depth (meters) (Vp) wave
(Vs) Modulus G, Modulus E,
velocity
(m/sec) (MPa) (MPa)
(m/sec)
BLOCK-15
0.0 - 4.5 401.13 208.08 77.52 203.63
4.5 - 8.25 656.43 322.20 201.27 539.91
CHST-01
8.25 - 17.25 1106.64 549.65 602.25 1607.46
17.25 - 29.75 1341.21 647.08 847.48 2285.16
0.00 - 4.5 359.39 181.46 58.07 154.35
4.50 - 9.75 626.94 306.93 174.06 467.35
9.75 - 14.25 889.98 438.49 378.80 1014.72
CHST-02
14.25 - 19.5 1101.69 541.55 584.81 1567.12
19.50 - 24.25 1246.14 614.10 750.08 2009.62
24.25 - 29.75 1359.28 658.79 890.68 2398.32
0.00 - 4.50 321.66 161.10 45.88 122.28
4.50 - 10.5 529.15 263.34 140.75 376.00
CHST-03 10.50 - 16.50 762.77 376.45 283.78 759.87
16.50 - 21.0 922.79 453.61 409.34 1097.51
21.0 - 29.75 1075.54 526.50 553.01 1484.56
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Table-3.17: Summary of Cross-Hole Seismic Test Results (Contd…)

Avg.
Avg. Shear Avg. Dynamic Avg. Dynamic
Compression
wave velocity Shear Young’s
Test No. Depth (meters) (Vp) wave
(Vs) Modulus G, Modulus E,
velocity
(m/sec) (MPa) (MPa)
(m/sec)
BLOCK-15
0.00 - 4.50 308.28 154.44 40.85 108.85
4.50 - 9.00 680.15 332.55 214.49 576.24
CHST-04 9.00 - 15.00 1059.86 516.60 517.34 1390.56
15.00 - 18.00 645.36 318.83 197.06 527.47
18.00 - 29.75 1299.47 631.87 805.12 2165.81
0.00 - 3.75 292.15 146.77 36.78 97.91
3.75 - 7.50 449.06 226.85 95.64 254.01
CHST-05 7.50 - 14.25 792.39 392.37 297.33 794.98
14.25 - 24.25 1163.38 571.95 660.02 1769.44
24.25 - 29.75 1495.01 724.08 1070.38 2882.89
0.00 - 4.50 348.14 174.12 51.33 136.82
4.50 - 7.50 621.93 309.75 173.68 463.79
CHST-06
7.50 - 14.25 881.07 415.40 344.51 931.34
14.25 - 29.75 1136.93 578.49 669.72 1770.88
SADARA SOUTH
1.50 286.34 144.15 36.01 95.80
2.25 322.77 163.21 46.16 122.63
3.00 407.26 204.53 72.49 193.03
CHST-01 3.00-5.25 518.21 261.51 119.66 317.93
6.00-9.00 678.17 335.83 209.88 561.33
9.75-20.25 1112.75 541.61 577.69 1551.72
21.0-30.0 1342.85 653.69 861.84 2316.23
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4.0. LABORATORY TESTING
4.1. CLASSIFICATION AND INDEX TESTS
Soil Classification deals with the systematic categorization of soils based on
distinguishing characteristics as well as criteria that dictate choices in use. Engineers,
typically geotechnical engineers, classify soils according to their engineering properties
as they relate to use for foundation support or building material. Modern engineering
classification systems are designed to allow an easy transition from field observations to
basic predictions of soil engineering properties and behavior.
Classification of representative samples recovered from each borehole was performed

utilizing the following tests:
 Particle Size Analyses, in accordance with ASTM D-422.
 Moisture Content Tests, ASTM D-2216.
 Specific Gravity Test, ASTM D-854.
 Atterberg Limits tests, ASTM D-4318.
A summary of the classification and Index tests such as moisture content, percent of fine
materials (Passing through Sieve No. 200), and Atterberg Limits are included in
Appendix-B1 (for boreholes) and Appendix-B7 (for trial pit). The particle size analyses
graphs are presented in Appendix-B2 (for boreholes) and Appendix-B8 (for trial pit).
MOISTURE CONTENT (ASTM D 2216): Determine and record the mass of the clean
and dry specimen container. Place the moist test specimen in the container. Determine
the mass of the container and moist material using a balance selected on the basis of the
specimen mass and record this value. Place the container with moist material in the
drying oven, Dry the material to constant mass. After the material has dried to constant
mass remove the container from the oven. Allow the material and container to cool to
room temperature. Determine the mass of the container and oven-dried material using
the same balance.
GRAIN SIZE ANALYSIS (ASTM D-422): This test method covers the quantitative
determination of the particle sizes in soils. The distribution of particle sizes larger than
75µm (retained on the No. 200 sieve) is determined by sieving.
ATTERBERG LIMITS (ASTM D 4318): This test method covers the determination of
the liquid limit, plastic limit and the plasticity index of soils. Equipment & procedure is
as per ASTM D 4318. On the basis of the grain size and Atterberg limits, the soil is
classified as per AASHTO 145-B2 and its utility for filling purposes will be made.
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4.2. SPECIFIC GRAVITY TEST
On the representative soil samples Specific Gravity Tests were also performed. Tests
were performed as per the ASTM D 854. The specific gravity of a soil is used in
calculating the phase relationships of soils (that is, the relative volumes of solids to water
and air in a given volume of soil). The term solid particles are typically assumed to mean
naturally occurring mineral particles that are not readily soluble in water. Therefore, the
specific gravity of materials containing extraneous matter (such as cement, lime and the
like), water-soluble matter (such as sodium chloride), and soil containing matter with a
specific gravity less than one, typically required special treatment or a qualified
definition of their specific gravity. Test results are presented on Appendix-B3.
4.3. DIRECT SHEAR TESTS

This test method covers the determination of the consolidated drained shear strength of
a soil material in direct shear. The test is performed by deforming a specimen at a
controlled strain rate on or near a single shear plane determined by the configuration of
the apparatus. Generally three or more specimens are tested, each under a different
normal load to determine the effects upon shear resistance and displacement and
strength properties such as Mohr strength envelopes.
On representative disturbed sandy soil samples, Direct Shear Tests were performed
as per ASTM D-3080. The samples were compacted to the relevant densities based on
SPT ‘N’ values. The shear strength parameters, Angle of Internal friction and cohesive
strength were determined. Direct Shear test results with graphs are presented in
Appendix-B4. Summary of the test results are given below.
Table-4.1: Summary of Direct Shear Test Results
Depth Compacted Dry Angle of Internal Moisture
BH No. Soil Type
(meters) Density (g/cc) Friction (0) Content (%)
BLOCK-15
BH-02 14.5-14.95 SC 1.605 30.3 18.4
BH-07 2.50-2.95 SP-SM 1.605 36.9 18.4
BH-11 7.00-7.45 SM 1.541 34.8 23.3
BH-16 4.50-4.95 SP-SM 1.602 37.6 18.6
BH-20 4.50-4.95 SM 1.541 33.8 23.3
BH-24 1.50-1.95 SP 1.471 30.1 12.2
BH-33 7.00-7.45 SM 1.543 31.8 23.1
BH-35 3.50-3.95 SP 1.697 38.1 9.0
BH-45 1.50-1.95 SP-SM 1.798 30.5 5.7
BH-45 1.50-1.95 SP 1.542 29.7 7.0
BH-50 2.50-2.95 SP 1.498 33.2 13.5
BH-51 1.50-1.95 SP 1.558 29.7 9.1
BH-55 4.50-4.95 SM 1.609 29.9 18.1
BH-60 7.00-7.45 SP-SM 1.635 34.0 16.2
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Table-4.1: Summary of Direct Shear Test Results (Contd…)
Depth Compacted Dry Angle of Internal Moisture
BH No. Soil Type
(meters) Density (g/cc) Friction (0) Content (%)
BH-66 4.50-4.95 SP 1.637 34.6 16.1
BH-72 7.00-7.45 SM 1.618 30.1 17.4
SADARA SOUTH
BH-02 2.50-2.95 SP-SM 1.554 29.2 15.8
BH-04 1.50-1.95 SP 1.462 31.0 16.3
SADARA NORTH
BH-01 2.50-2.95 SP-SM 1.603 30.5 12.3
BH-03 3.75-4.20 SP 1.573 30.1 14.4
Note: g/cc – gram per centimeter cube.
4.4. MDD & CBR TESTS

A total of eight (08) trial pits (TP) were excavated in soil formation up to 1.5m depth
below the existing grade for visual inspection. Bulk soil samples were collected from the
trial pits. On representative bulk soil samples collected from the trial pits Modified
Proctor Density (MDD) test and Soaked California Bearing Ratio (CBR) Tests were
performed as per ASTM D-1557 and ASTM D-1883.
Modified Proctor Density test method cover laboratory compaction methods used to
determine the relationship between water content and dry unit weight of soils.
California Bearing Ratio Test method covers the determination of the CBR of pavement
sub grade, sub base and base course materials from laboratory compacted specimens.
Summary of MDD and California Bearing ratio (CBR) test results at the test locations are
given below.
Table-4.2: Summary of MDD & CBR Test Results
Depth Soil MDD Test CBR Value at compaction of
TP No
(m) Type MDD (gm/cc) OMC % 90% 95% 100%
TP-01 0.30-1.50 SM 1.985 9.80 29 52 85
TP-02 0.30-1.50 SP 1.735 5.80 -- -- --
TP-03 0.90-1.50 SM 1.895 11.80 -- -- --
TP-04 0.30-0.80 SM 1.857 6.60 18 27 55
TP-05 0.80-1.50 SP 1.728 5.70 -- -- --
TP-06 0.30-0.60 SP 1.755 6.00 -- -- --
TP-07 0.30-1.50 SP 1.958 8.70 -- -- --
TP-08 0.30-1.50 SP 1.733 5.80 8 13 22
MDD= Modified Proctor Density & CBR= California Bearing Ratio
Detailed test results of MDD & CBR on Trial pits samples are included in
Appendix-B9 & Appendix-B10, respectively.
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4.5. UNCONFINED COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH TEST (UCS)
This test method covers the determination of the strength of intact rock core specimens
in uniaxial compression and confined compression. The tests provide data in
determining the strength of rock, namely: the uniaxial strength, shear strengths at
varying pressures and varying temperatures, angle of internal friction, (angle of shearing
resistance), and cohesion intercept. The test method specifies the apparatus,
instrumentation, and procedures for determining the stress-axial strain and the stress-
lateral strain curves, as well as Young's modulus, E, and Poisson's ratio.
It should be observed that this method makes no provision for pore pressure
measurements and specimens are undrained (platens are not vented). Thus the strength
values determined are in terms of total stress, that is, are not corrected for pore
pressures. This test method does not include the procedures necessary to obtain a stress-
strain curve beyond the ultimate strength.
Test Method: A rock core specimen is cut to length and the ends are machined flat. The
specimen is placed in a loading frame and if required, placed in a loading chamber and
subjected to confining pressure. In a elevated temperature test the specimen is heated to
the desired test temparature. Axial load is increased continuously on the specimen, and
deformation is measured as a function of load until peak load and failure are obtained.
Unconfined Compressive strength of rock is used in many design formulas and is

sometimes used as an index property to select the appropriate excavation technique.
Deformation and strength of rock core are known to be functions of confining pressure.
The confined compression test is commonly used to simulate the stress conditions under
which most underground rock masses exist. The elastic constants are used to calculate
the stress and deformation in rock structures.
The Unconfined Compressive Strength of tested rock samples ranges from 3.09 MPa to
72.40 MPa. Stress–Strain relationship graph is presented in Appendix-B5. Summary of
test results are tabulated below.
Table-4.3: Summary of Unconfined Compressive Strength (UCS) Test Results
Depth Moisture Dry Density UCS Strain
BH No. Material Type
(m) Content (%) (gm/cc) (MPa) (%)
BLOCK-15
BH-01 4.50-6.00 17.5 1.606 3.09 1.39 Silty SANDSTONE
BH-28 21.0-22.50 1.50 2.528 27.19 1.39 LIMESTONE
BH-45 22.0-23.5 0.90 2.243 14.99 1.35 LIMESTONE
BH-50 21.0-22.50 1.20 2.531 17.02 1.37 LIMESTONE
CHST-01 27.0-28.5 1.30 2.381 18.56 1.29 LIMESTONE
CHST-04 22.5-24.0 1.00 2.687 72.40 2.52 LIMESTONE
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Table-4.3: Summary of Unconfined Compressive Strength (UCS) Test Results (Contd…)
Depth Moisture Dry DensityUCS Strain
BH No. Material Type
(m) Content (%) (gm/cc) (MPa) (%)
SADARA SOUTH
CHST-01 28.5-30.0 1.00 2.022 8.57 1.29 LIMESTONE
SADARA NORTH
BH-03 27.0-28.50 1.0 2.143 20.22 1.31 LIMESTONE
4.6. CARBONATE CONTENT TEST

The classification system of Clark and Walker (1977) developed for the carbonate
formation in Middle East. Results of carbonate content tests are given in Appendix-B6.
As per the test results, the percentage of carbonate content in soil is varies from 2.965%
to 40.81%. In view of these results, the subsoil at the site can be classified as “Sand to
Calcareous Sand” according to classification chart developed by Clark and Walker (1977).
Carbonates Classification System as per Clark & Walker is presented in Figure-8.
Table-4.4: Carbonate Content Test Results (Block-15)
Borehole Depth Borehole Depth
CO3 (%) CO3 (%)
Number (meter) Number (meter)
BLOCK-15
BH-01 1.50-1.95 5.743 BH-37 2.50-2.95 3.456
BH-03 4.50-4.95 10.413 BH-39 3.50-3.95 13.060
BH-05 4.50-4.95 7.979 BH-40 2.50-2.95 14.205
BH-07 2.50-2.95 4.216 BH-41 2.50-2.95 26.225
BH-09 3.50-3.95 5.358 BH-42 0.75-1.20 8.637
BH-10 4.50-4.95 5.241 BH-46 3.50-3.95 6.588
BH-12 2.50-2.95 7.299 BH-48 0.35-1.20 4.652
BH-13 2.50-2.95 7.419 BH-50 2.50-2.95 5.797
BH-15 3.50-3.95 8.536 BH-53 2.50-2.95 2.965
BH-22 2.50-2.95 6.495 BH-54 1.50-1.95 10.776
BH-23 2.50-2.95 5.866 BH-58 4.50-4.95 17.573
BH-24 1.50-1.95 6.076 BH-60 2.50-2.95 11.092
BH-26 1.50-1.95 5.238 BH-61 1.50-1.95 10.519
BH-28 3.50-3.95 19.105 BH-64 4.50-4.95 40.810
BH-31 2.50-2.95 9.315 BH-67 4.50-4.95 11.119
BH-32 2.50-2.95 22.587 BH-68 2.50-2.95 10.500
BH-34 2.50-2.95 11.596 BH-72 2.50-2.95 10.240
BH-35 3.50-3.95 4.457
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Table-4.5: Carbonate Content Test Results
Borehole Depth
CO3 (%)
Number (meter)
SADARA SOUTH
BH-01 0.00-1.20 55.928
BH-03 0.00-1.50 40.302
BH-04 1.50-1.95 31.343
BH-05 1.50-1.95 14.042
BH-06 2.50-2.95 34.100
SADARA NORTH
BH-01 2.50-2.95 8.845
BH-02 1.50-1.95 6.167
BH-04 0.00-1.20 19.503
4.7. CARBONATE LEACHING

When the soils above groundwater level contain more than 20 percent carbonates,
carbonate leaching is considered a significant foundation design factor. Based on
laboratory test results, the carbonate content in the existing soil is in the range of 2.965%
to 40.81%. The following precautionary measures could be considered to prevent the
water flow in the subsoil.
- Provide proper slope (5% slope) around the structure and drainage system to prevent
accumulation of water.
- Trees and other green areas shall be 3.0meters away from the building foundation
boundary.
For Structures near boreholes BH-32, BH-41, and BH-64 in Block-15 & BH-01, 03, 04, 05 &
06 in Sadara South, where the carbonate content is high, it is advisable to provide about
2.0 meter wide concrete apron.
4.8. CHEMICAL ANALYSES

The chemical contents of soil & water samples were determined in accordance with the
following methods.
 Water Soluble Sulfate, in accordance with AASHTO T-290
 Water Soluble Chloride, in accordance with AASHTO T-291
 Acid Soluble Sulfate, in accordance with BS EN 1744-1
 Acid Soluble Chloride, in accordance with BS EN 1744-5
 pH Value of soil, in accordance with ASTM D 4972
 Carbonate Content in accordance with USD Handbook 60
Test Results are presented in Appendix-B6. The water-soluble chloride & sulfate content,
concrete foundations exposure classification of the site are assigned in accordance with
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AMIES-Q-001. Based on the exposure classes assigned, concrete mixtures and steel
reinforcement is complied with the most onerous requirements and presented in table
below.
Table-4.6: Soil Exposure Class and Cement Type
Exposure Class Sample Exposure Cement Reinforcing
Chemical Results
based on Type Class Type Steel
BLOCK-15
Water Soluble
0.017% - 0.763% S2
Sulfates (SO4)
Soil
Water Soluble
0.017% - 0.360% C1 I + Pozzolan
Chlorides (Cl)
or Slag ECR
Water Soluble
(300 – 590) ppm S1 Cement
Sulfate (SO4)
Water
Water Soluble
(1,021 – 3,119) ppm C1
Chloride (Cl)
SADARA SOUTH
Water Soluble
0.046 – 0.824 S2
Sulfates (SO4)
Soil
Water Soluble
0.022 – 0.085 C0
Chlorides (Cl)
V Uncoated
Water Soluble
(560 – 720) ppm S1
Sulfate (SO4)
Water
Water Soluble
(709 – 1,730) ppm C0
Chloride (Cl)
SADARA NORTH
Water Soluble
0.144 – 0.309 S2
Sulfates (SO4)
Soil
Water Soluble
0.018 – 0.020 C0
Chlorides (Cl)
V Uncoated
Water Soluble
(450 – 538) ppm S1
Sulfate (SO4)
Water
Water Soluble
(1,070 – 1,436) ppm C0
Chloride (Cl)
ECR - Epoxy Coated Rebars
Considering chemical concentration in sub-soil and extreme weather conditions,
recommended protective measures on foundation concrete are given under “Foundation
Protection” on the succeeding pages.
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4.9. TOTAL PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS (TPH), OIL AND GREASE CHEMICAL
TEST RESULTS
The samples from the project site have been collected for TPH, Oil and Grease chemicals
in the existing soils. These tests were conducted in accordance with the following
methods.
 USEPA 8260, C6 – C9 Fraction
 USEPA 8015, C10 – C40 Fraction
 USEPA 8260/8015, TPH
 USEPA 9070, Oil and Grease
Test Results are presented in Appendix-B6 and tabulated in the below table.
Table-4.7: TPH, Oil and Grease Test Results
TEST OCT 01 OCT 02 OCT 03
BLOCK-15
C6-C9 Fraction < 0.10 mg/Kg < 0.10 mg/Kg < 0.10 mg/Kg
C10-C40 Fraction < 5.0 mg/Kg < 5.0 mg/Kg < 5.0 mg/Kg
TPH < 5.0 mg/Kg < 5.0 mg/Kg < 5.0 mg/Kg
Oil & Grease < 0.10 g/Kg < 0.10 g/Kg < 0.10 g/Kg
SADARA SOUTH
C6-C9 Fraction < 0.10 mg/Kg
TPH < 5.0 mg/Kg
Oil & Grease < 0.10 g/Kg
SADARA NORTH
TPH < 5.0 mg/Kg
Oil & Grease < 0.10 g/Kg
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5.0. SUB-SURFACE STRATIGRAPHY
5.1. SUBSOIL CONDITIONS
stratigraphy in the sub-surface up to the maximum drilled depth is determined. The
general stratigraphical sequence encountered in the drilled boreholes at the time of our
investigation is as summarized below.
in the SPT values encountered. Majority of the project site consisted of medium dense
to very dense SANDS/SILTS, hard clays and moderately hard rocks.
 At the project site, Sabkha soil was not encountered, but loose soil noticed in
boreholes BH-70 at depths from of 3.5m to 4.50m.
AT SADARA SOUTH
AT SADARA NORTH
Based on the actual stratigraphy encountered, the boreholes were clubbed into
different groups as mentioned below.
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Table-5.1: Borehole Grouping
Group Name Borehole Numbers

BLOCK-15, MAIN PLOT – NON-MFC
Group-A BH-01, 02, 05, 06, 08, 09, 47
BH-03, 10, 13, 14, 15, 18, 16, 17, 19, 22, 23, 27, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35,
Group-B
36, 37, 38, 41, 42, 43, 44, 46, 49, 53, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62
Group-C BH-04, 07, 11, 12, 20, 26, 21, 24, 25, 39, 40, 48
Group-D BH-28, 29
Group-E BH-45, 50, 51, 55, 52, 63, 64
BLOCK-15, MAIN PLOT –MFC
Group-F BH-65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73
SADARA SOUTH
Group-G BH-01 through BH-06
SADARA NORTH
Group-H BH-01 through BH-04
The layers encountered at the project site and their engineering properties are given
below.
Table-5.2: Subsoil Stratification
RC
Groups & Elevation
Layers (m) Soil Description N60
(BH No.)
From To
Light gray to brown, medium dense, poorly
graded, fine to medium grained, SAND (SP)
I 13.6 10.1 26.7
to SAND with silt (SP-SM). Clayey SAND
(BH-01, 02, 05, 06, 08, 09, 47)
(SC) also noticed in this layer.

Gray to brown, dense, poorly graded, fine to
II 10.1 9.1 medium grained, SAND (SP) to SAND with 39
Group-A
silt (SP-SM) / clayey SAND (SC).

Yellowish to light gray, very dense, poorly
III 9.1 -1.9 to SAND with silt (SP-SM). Clayey SAND 78.3
(SC) also noticed in this layer. Limestone
Layer in BH-01 from 4.50m to 7.5m.
Gray to brown, very dense, poorly graded,
IV -1.9 -6.4 fine to medium grained, SAND (SP) to 145
SAND with silt (SP-SM).
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Table-5.2: Subsoil Stratification (Contd…)
RC
Groups & Elevation
(BH No.)
From To
Brown to light gray, medium dense, poorly
(BH-03, 10, 13, 14, 15, 18, 16, 17, 19, 22, 23, 27, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34,
(BH-04, 07, 11, 12, 20, 26, 21, 24, 25, 39, 40, 48) 35, 36, 37, 38, 41, 42, 43, 44, 46, 49, 53, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61,

I 13.9 10.4 19.6
to SAND with silt (SP-SM) / silty SAND
(SM) /clayey SAND (SC).
Light gray, dense, poorly graded, fine to
medium grained, SAND with silt (SP-SM)
II 10.4 6.9 to silty SAND (SM) /clayey SAND (SC). 30.8
Gray, hard, fat CLAY (CH) with sand also
noticed.
Light gray, very dense, poorly graded, fine
Group-B
III 6.9 4.4 to medium grained, SAND with silt (SP-SM) 57.3
62)
to clayey SAND (SC).

Brown to gray (greenish gray), very dense,
poorly graded, fine to medium grained,
IV 4.4 -0.6 64.2
SAND with silt (SP-SM) to silty SAND (SM)
/ clayey SAND (SC).
Gray (greenish gray) to dark gray, very
dense, poorly graded, fine to medium
grained, SAND with silt (SP-SM) to silty
V -0.6 -16.1 123.2
SAND (SM) / clayey SAND (SC). Rock
Layer in BH-37 from 24.50m to 27.5m and
19.5m to 24.0m in BH-42.
Light brown, medium dense, poorly graded,
I 13.6 10.1 fine to medium grained, SAND (SP) to 16.6
SAND with silt (SP-SM) / silty SAND (SC).
Gray (greenish gray) to dark gray, medium
dense poorly graded, fine to medium grained,
SAND (SP) to SAND with silt (SP-SM) to silty
II 10.1 6.6 24.4
SAND (SM) / clayey SAND (SC). Gray, very stiff
fat CLAY (CH) with sand also noticed at various
Group-C
depths.
Yellowish brown to dark gray, very dense,
poorly graded, fine to medium grained, SAND
III 6.6 -0.9 with silt (SP-SM) to silty SAND (SM) to clayey 59.3
SAND (SC). Gray, very stiff fat CLAY (CH) with
sand also noticed at various depths.
Light brown, very dense, fine to medium
grained, silty SAND (SM) to clayey SAND
IV -0.9 -3.9 124
(SC). Gray, hard, fat CLAY (CH) with sand
also noticed at various depths.
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Groups & Elevation
(BH No.)
From To
Yellowish brown to dark gray, very dense,
(BH-04, 07, 11, 12, 20, 26, 21,

V -3.9 -7.9 with silt (SP-SM) to clayey SAND (SC). Greenish 126.2
24, 25, 39, 40, 48)
gray to brown, hard, SILT with sand (ML) also

Group-C
noticed.
Gray, very dense, poorly graded, fine to
VI -7.9 -9.4 133.9
medium grained, SAND with silt (SP-SM).
Gray to light brown (dark gray), very dense,
VII -9.4 -16.4 127.5
with silt (SP-SM). Greenish, hard, SILT with sand
(ML) also noticed.
Light brown to gray (whitish), dense, fine to
I 13.7 10.2 medium grained, silty-clayey SAND (SC) to 40.9
hard, fat CLAY (CH) with sand
Gray (greenish gray) to dark gray, very dense,
II 10.2 4.2 65.6
with silt (SP-SM) to silty SAND (SM) / clayey
(BH-28, 29)
Group-D
SAND (SC).
Light gray to dark gray (whitish)/yellowish
brown, very dense, poorly graded, fine to
III 4.2 -13.3 medium grained, SAND with silt (SP-SM) to silty 120.1
SAND (SM) / clayey SAND (SC). Rock Layer in
BH-28 from 10.50m to 13.0m and 21.0m to 24.0m.
Gray, very dense, poorly graded, very
IV -13.3 -16.3 dense, fine to medium grained, SAND with 145
silt (SP-SM) to silty SAND (SM)
Brown to gray (greenish gray) to dark gray,
medium dense, poorly graded, fine to
I 14.6 10.1 21.4
medium grained, SAND (SP) to SAND with
(BH-45, 50, 51, 55, 52, 63, 64)
silt (SP-SM) to silty SAND (SM).

Light gray (greenish gray) to brownish gray,
dense, poorly graded, fine to medium
II 10.1 2.6 38.5
grained, SAND (SP) to SAND with silt (SP-
Group-E
SM) to clayey SAND (SC).

Brown to gray (greenish gray) to dark gray, very
III 2.6 -4.9 dense, poorly graded, fine to medium grained, 119.5
SAND with silt (SP-SM) to silty SAND (SM).
Gray to light brown (dark gray), very dense,
IV -4.9 -15.4 with silt (SP-SM). Gray, hard, SILT with sand 142.6
(ML) also noticed. Rock Layer in BH-45 from
22.0m to 25.5m and 19.5m to 22.5m in BH-50.
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Groups & (m)
Layers Soil Description N60
(BH No.)
From To
Light brown to gray, medium dense, poorly
I 13.7 12.2 21.2
to SAND with silt (SP-SM). Silty SAND (SM)
also noticed in this depth.
Gray, loose to medium dense, poorly graded,
fine to medium grained, SAND (SP) to
II 12.2 11.2 10.6
SAND with silt (SP-SM). Silty SAND (SM)
also noticed in this depth.
Dark to gray (brownish), medium dense,
(BH-65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73)
III 11.2 10.2 20.1

SAND (SP) to SAND with silt (SP-SM) / silty
SAND (SM) also noticed in this depth.
Brownish to dark gray, medium dense,
IV 10.2 9.2 12.4
Group-F
SAND (SP) to SAND with silt (SP-SM) / silty

SAND (SM) also noticed in this depth.
Reddish brown, dense, poorly graded, fine to
medium grained, SAND with silt (SP-SM) to
V 9.2 4.2 silty SAND (SM) / Clayey SNAD (SC). Light 34.3
gray, hard, elastic SILT (MH) with sand also
noticed at the depth.
Dark gray, very dense, poorly graded, fine to
VI 4.2 -0.8 silty SAND (SM) / Clayey SAND (SC). Light 85
gray, hard, elastic SILT (MH) to fat CLAY
(CH) with sand also noticed.
Reddish brown, very dense, poorly graded,
fine to medium grained, SAND with silt (SP-
VII -0.8 -6.3 SM) to silty SAND (SM) / Clayey SAND 129.2
(SC). Light gray, hard, elastic SILT (MH) to
fat CLAY (CH) with sand also noticed.
BH-01 to BH-06
(Sadara South)
I 13.9 10.4 19.2

Group-G,
(SM).
Brownish gray, medium dense, poorly
II 10.4 6.9 16.4
(SM).
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Groups & (m)
Layers Soil Description N60
(BH No.)
From To
III 6.9 1.9 27.2
(SM) / clayey SAND (SC)
BH-01 to BH-06
(Sadara South)
Light gray to brown, very dense, poorly

Group-G,
graded, fine to medium grained, SAND with

IV 1.9 -3.1 101.9
silt (SP-SM) to silty SAND (SM) / clayey
SAND (SC) to sandy fat CLAY (CH).
Grayish to light brown, very dense, fine to
V -3.1 -8.1 53.3
medium grained, clayey SAND (SC).
Light brown to pinkish gray, hard, elastic
VI -8.1 -16.1 119.7
SILT (MH) with sand
Light brown to gray, medium dense, poorly
I 13.8 11.8 17.7
(SM).
Gray to brown, medium dense, poorly
II 11.8 6.8 26.9
(SM).
Brownish gray, dense, poorly graded, fine to
III 6.8 1.8 39.3
clayey SAND (SC). Hard, elastic SILT (MH) also
BH-01 to BH-04
noticed in this layer.

(Sadara North)
Light gray, very dense, fine to medium

Group-H,
IV 1.8 -1.2 grained, silty SAND (SM) to silty clayey 124.7

SAND (SC-SM) clayey SAND (SM).
Gray, very dense, fine to medium grained,
V -1.2 -5.7 126.0
plastic to non-plastic silty SAND (SM).
Light gray, very dense, fine to medium
VI -5.7 -10.7 113.4
grained, silty clayey SAND (SC-SM).
Gray, very dense, fine to medium grained,
VII -10.7 -13.2 126.0
plastic to non-plastic silty SAND (SM).
Light gray, moderately weathered, moderately
weathered to slightly fractured, moderately
strong, closely spaced, very poor to poor quality
VIII -13.2 -16.2 LIMESTONE with few voids and embedded with 126.0
silt and sand REC=43% to 85% & RQD=0 to 49%;
Unconfined Compressive Strength UCS=20.22
MPa
BH=Borehole; N60- Average Corrected SPT
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Bore logs included in Appendix-A2 provide all necessary information on
sub-surface conditions. The subsoil profile is illustrated on Figure-3.
5.2. GROUNDWATER TABLE

Groundwater level was measured 24 hours after the termination of boreholes. Measured
groundwater depth in each borehole is tabulated below.
Table-5.3: Measured Ground Water Level – Block-15
Ground Water
Ground Water
Ground Water
Groundwater
Groundwater
Groundwater
Depth Below
Depth Below
Depth Below
w.r.to SAVD
w.r.to SAVD
w.r.to SAVD
Elevation
Elevation
Elevation
EGL (m)
EGL (m)
EGL (m)
BH No.
BH No.
BH No.
(m)
(m)
(m)
BH-01 2.03 10.679 BH-29 2.98 9.661 BH-57 2.94 11.274
BH-02 2.50 9.850 BH-30 2.96 9.753 BH-58 2.93 9.399
BH-03 2.58 9.723 BH-31 3.00 9.813 BH-59 2.00 10.461
BH-04 3.60 8.778 BH-32 3.06 9.710 BH-60 2.94 10.065
BH-05 2.06 10.312 BH-33 3.04 9.778 BH-61 2.85 9.462
BH-06 3.20 9.198 BH-34 2.95 9.774 BH-62 1.80 10.486
BH-07 2.60 9.993 BH-35 2.90 9.893 BH-63 2.70 10.712
BH-08 2.05 10.627 BH-36 2.87 9.827 BH-64 4.00 10.812
BH-09 3.58 8.930 BH-37 3.28 9.585 BH-65 3.00 9.391
BH-10 3.30 8.982 BH-38 2.92 10.086 BH-66 2.93 9.734
BH-11 3.37 9.273 BH-39 3.00 9.758 BH-67 2.95 9.410
BH-12 3.85 9.025 BH-40 2.95 9.825 BH-68 2.37 10.107
BH-13 2.33 10.469 BH-41 2.87 9.930 BH-69 2.56 10.254
BH-14 3.40 9.179 BH-42 2.94 9.903 BH-70 3.25 9.383
BH-15 3.05 9.475 BH-43 3.13 9.816 BH-71 2.90 9.394
BH-16 3.55 9.427 BH-44 2.80 10.025 BH-72 2.20 10.341
BH-17 3.90 9.024 BH-45 3.48 9.654 BH-73 2.50 10.410
BH-18 2.75 9.641 BH-46 2.45 9.864 CHST-01 2.30 10.113
BH-19 3.00 9.945 BH-47 2.40 11.828 CHST-02 2.48 10.327
BH-20 3.10 9.376 BH-48 3.10 10.385 CHST-03 2.80 9.712
BH-21 2.70 9.676 BH-49 2.92 9.149 CHST-04 2.38 10.366
BH-22 3.05 9.643 BH-50 2.65 9.809 CHST-05 2.10 10.331
BH-23 3.02 10.491 BH-51 3.05 10.221 CHST-06 2.30 10.602
BH-24 2.60 9.389 BH-52 3.25 10.245
BH-25 2.55 9.689 BH-53 2.65 10.579
BH-26 2.35 10.068 BH-54 2.20 10.238
BH-27 2.92 9.471 BH-55 3.35 10.035
BH-28 2.92 9.623 BH-56 1.90 10.341
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Table-5.4: Measured Ground Water Level – Sadara South
Ground Water
Ground Water
Ground Water
Groundwater
Groundwater
Groundwater
Depth Below
Depth Below
Depth Below
w.r.to SAVD
w.r.to SAVD
w.r.to SAVD
Elevation
Elevation
Elevation
EGL (m)
EGL (m)
EGL (m)
BH No.
BH No.
BH No.
(m)
(m)
(m)
BH-01 4.10 9.28 BH-03 1.90 10.90 BH-05 1.32 11.02
BH-02 2.87 9.75 BH-04 2.20 10.63 BH-06 2.00 11.19
Table-5.5: Measured Ground Water Level – Sadara North
Ground Water
Ground Water
Groundwater
Groundwater
Depth Below
Depth Below
w.r.to SAVD
w.r.to SAVD
Elevation
Elevation
EGL (m)
EGL (m)
BH No.
BH No.
(m)
(m)
BH-01 3.85 8.52 BH-03 3.62 9.28
BH-02 2.11 11.00 BH-04 3.87 8.97
Fluctuations in groundwater are influenced by seasonal variations, such as raining and
surface sources (irrigation activities, leakage from utility line etc), seasonal moisture
variation, temperature, groundwater withdrawal and future construction activities that
may alter the surface drainage and sub-drainage characteristics of this site. Groundwater
elevation counters are presented in Appendix-A1.
The majority of the top soil encountered consists of sand with varied percentages of fines
(clayey & silty fines). Thus, capillarity phenomenon cannot be fully ignored. Based on
the above assumption, groundwater with fluctuations of about 1.0m has been considered
including capillarity.
5.3. WATER RUN-OFF COEFFICIENTS

We understand that the water run-off coefficients will be used for drainage design in
unfinished/ungraded areas. Typically, run-off coefficient is used to calculate peak
discharge. Run-off coefficients based on land-use, soil type, and return interval are
presented below.
Table-5.6: Run-off Coefficient
Storm Return Period
Classification of Developed Areas
5 Year 100 Year
Residential Areas 0.60 0.65
District Centers 0.65 0.70
Flood Plains (Landscaped) 0.50 0.55
Flood Plains (Graded) 0.45 0.50
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Classification of Particular Surfaces
Asphalt Pavement 0.85 0.95
Concrete Pavement 0.80 0.90
Impervious Soil (Marl) 0.60 0.65
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6.0. DESIGN PARAMETERS
6.1. SOIL DESIGN PARAMETERS
On the basis of the recorded SPT blow count, PCPT test results and the laboratory tests
performed, the design parameters were derived using the empirical equations. Taking
into considerations the localized sub-surface variations between the drilled boreholes,
the generalized soil design parameters were developed and tabulated below.
Table-6.1: Soil Design Parameters
RC Modulus
Group Name/ Layer Elevation Cu  γbulk of
Soil Type N60
Borehole No. No. (m) (kPa) (Deg (kN/m³) Elasticity
From To (kN/m²)
I 13.6 10.1 SC/SP/SP-SM 26.7 50 32 17.5 13,344
05, 06, 08, 09,
(BH-01, 02,
Group-A
II 10.1 9.1 SC/SP/SP-SM 39 50 32 18.5 17,280

47)
III 9.1 -1.9 SC/SP/SP-SM 78.3 100 32 19.5 29,856

IV -1.9 -6.4 SP/SP-SM 145 -- 38 19.5 145,000
I 13.9 10.4 19.6 -- 33 17 17,640
15, 18, 16, 17, 19, 22,
23, 27, 30, 31, 32, 33,
34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 41,
42, 43, 44, 46, 49, 53,
54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60,
SP/SP-SM/SM/SC
(BH-03, 10, 13, 14,
II 10.4 6.9 SP-SM/SM/SC/CH 30.8 -- 36 18 30,800

Group-B
61, 62)
III 6.9 4.4 SP-SM/SC 57.3 -- 38 19.5 57,300

IV 4.4 -0.6 SC/SM/SP-SM 64.2 100 32 19.5 25,344
V -0.6 -16.1 SC/SM/SP-SM 123.2 100 32 19.5 44,224
I 13.6 10.1 SP/SP-SM/SM 16.6 -- 32 17 14,940
(BH-04, 07, 11, 12, 20, 26, 21,
SP/SP-
II 10.1 6.6 24.4 -- 34 17.5 23,180
24, 25, 39, 40, 48)
SM/SM/CH/SC
CH/SC/SP-
Group-C
E = 29,650
III 6.6 -0.9 59.3 250 0 19.5 Mv = 5e-05
SM/SM
IV -0.9 -3.9 SC/CH/SM/ 124 100 32 19.5 44,480
V -3.9 -7.9 ML/SC/SP-SM 126.2 50 30 19.5 43,446
VI -7.9 -9.4 SP-SM 133.9 -- 38 19.5 133,900
VII -9.4 -16.4 SP-SM/ML 127.5 -- 38 19.5 127,500
E = 20,450
I 13.7 10.2 CH/SC 40.9 150 0 18.5
(BH-28, 29)
Mv =5e-05
Group-D
II 10.2 4.2 SC/SM/SP-SM 65.6 100 32 19.5 25,792

III 4.2 -13.3 SC/SM/SP-SM 120.1 100 32 19.5 43,232
IV -13.3 -16.3 SM/SP-SM 145 -- 38 19.5 145,000
I 14.6 10.1 SP/SM/SP-SM 21.4 -- 33 17 19,260
51, 55, 52, 63,
(BH-45, 50,
Group-E
II 10.1 2.6 SM/SP-SM/SC 38.5 -- 38 18.5 36,575

64)
III 2.6 -4.9 SM/SP-SM 119.5 -- 38 19.5 119,500

IV -4.9 -15.4 ML/SP-SM 142.6 50 30 19.5 48,858
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Table-6.1: Soil Design Parameters (Contd…)
RC Modulus
Group Name/ Layer Elevation Cu  γbulk of
Soil Type N60
Borehole No. No. (m) (kPa) (Deg (kN/m³) Elasticity
From To (kN/m²)
I 13.7 12.2
SP/SM/SP-SM 21.2 -- 33 17 19,080
(BH-65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71,
II 12.2 11.2
SP/SM/SP-SM 10.6 -- 30 16.5 8,480
III 11.2 10.2
SP/SM/SP-SM 20.1 -- 33 17 19,095
IV 10.2
SP/SM/SP-SM9.2 12.4 -- 31 16.5 10,540
Group-F
72, 73)
SC/SM/SP-
V 9.2 4.2 34.3 50 32 18.5 15,776
SM/MH
SC/SM/SP-
VI 4.2 -0.8 85 100 32 19.5 32,000
SM/CH/MH
SC/SM/SP-
VII -0.8 -6.3 129.2 100 32 19.5 46,144
SM/CH/MH
I 13.9 10.4 SP/SM/SP-SM 19.2 0 33 17.0 17,280
II 10.4 6.9 SP/SM/SP-SM 16.4 0 32 17.0 14,760
BH-01 to BH-06
SP/SM/SP-
Group-G,
III 6.9 1.9 27.2 0 35 18.0 25,840

(Sadara
South)
SM/SC
CH/SC/SM/SP- E = 50,950
IV 1.9 -3.1 101.9 300 0 19.5 Mv=5e-05
SM
V -3.1 -8.1 SC 53.3 50 32 19.0 21,856
VI -8.1 -16.1 MH 119.7 50 32 19.5 41,301
I 13.8 11.8 SP/SM/SP-SM 17.7 0 32 17.0 15,930
II 11.8 6.8 SP/SM/SP-SM 26.9 0 35 17.5 24,210
BH-01 to BH-04
III 6.8 1.8 SC/MH/SP-SM 39.3 50 32 18.5 17,376

Group-H,
(Sadara
North )
IV 1.8 -1.2 SC/SC-SM/SM 124.7 100 32 19.5 44,704

V -1.2 -5.7 SM 126.0 0 38 19.5 126,000
VI -5.7 -10.7 SC-SM 113.4 75 32 19.5 41,088
VII -10.7 -13.2 SM 126.0 0 38 19.5 126,000
VIII -13.2 -16.2 LIMESTONE 126.0 250 32 19.5 126,000
BGL-Below Ground Level; Ave. N60- Average Corrected SPT; γbulk= bulk density;  = Angle of Internal friction
degrees; Cu= Undrained Cohesion; E = modulus of elasticity; Mv = coefficient of volume compressibility; For
Empirical Correlations refer – Joseph E. Bowles, 1988, foundation Analysis and Design. McGraw-Hill
International Book Company, London UK
Derivation of N60 for Analysis

N60 was calculated using the following equation:
N× η B × η S × η R × η H
N 60 =
0.60
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The following factors were used to convert field SPT-N to SPT-N corrected (N60) for field
procedures below and the internal review of the analyses is presented in Appendix-C1.
Efficiency of hammer, ηH = hammer efficiency
Borehole diameter correction factor, ηB = 1.0 for borehole diameter in the range 65-115mm
Sampling Method Correction, ηS = 1.0 for standard sampler
Rod Length Correction Factor, ηR = 0.75, for 3-4m drill rods
= 0.85, for 4-6m drill rods
= 0.95 for 6-10m drill rods
= 1.0 for >10m drill rods
Graphs showing corrected SPT (N60) vs depths for different groups are presented in
Appendix-C5.
Derivation of Angle of Internal Friction from N60
2
Φ (Degrees) = 27.1 + 0.3 N 60 − 0.00054 N 60
It’s to be noted that the typical values for Coefficient of Volume Compressibility (mV)
for over-consolidated hard clays (5e-005), very stiff clays (5e-005 to 0.0001), normally
consolidated firm clays (0.0001 to 0.0003), normally consolidated sensitive clays (0.0003
to 0.0015), and organic clays and peats (0.0015) are estimated by Carter, M and Bentley,
S. P., Correlations of Soil Properties, Pentech Press, London 1991.
Derivation of Modulus of Elasticity (E) of soil from N60

Guideline for Engineering Assessment of Bearing Capacity_Rev1, issued by AMIRAL to
be included in AMIES-A-113, geotechnical engineering requirements was followed
(included in Appendix-C1).
Design Groundwater Depth

At Block-15, groundwater level was encountered at depths ranging from 1.80m and
4.00m, 1.32m to 4.10m at Sadara South and 2.11m to 3.87m at Sadara North below the
existing ground level. Design groundwater was considered at a depth of 2.20m below
the existing grade in the bearing capacity analyses.
Hammer Efficiencies
The automatic SPT Hammers SPTH-06(A), SPTH-09(A), SPTH-08(A), SPTH-11(A),
SPTH-15(A), SPTH-17(A), SPTH-18(A) & SPTH-20(A) were used for the project. SPT
hammer calibration certificates are given under Appendix-C4.
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6.2. LATERAL EARTH PRESSURE COEFFICIENTS
In case of granular soils, coefficients of earth pressures are essentially functions of the
angle of internal friction ‘Φ’. Earth pressure coefficients are calculated by the following
equations.
(a) Coefficient of Active Earth Pressure (Ka) = (1 – Sin Φ) / (1 + Sin Φ)
(b) Coefficient of Passive Earth Pressure (Kp) = (1 + Sin Φ)/( 1 – Sin Φ)
(c) Coefficient of “At rest “ Earth Pressure (Ko) = 1 – Sin Φ
For the range of angle of internal friction, the recommended earth pressure coefficients
are given below.
Table-6.2: Lateral Earth Pressure Coefficients
Angle of Internal Coefficient of Earth Pressure
Friction (Φ) At Rest Condition At Active Condition At Passive Condition
degrees (Ko) (Ka) (Kp)
29 0.515 0.347 2.882
31 0.485 0.320 3.124
32* 0.470 0.307 3.255
33 0.455 0.295 3.392
34 0.441 0.283 3.537
35 0.426 0.271 3.690
36 0.412 0.260 3.852
37 0.398 0.249 4.023
38 0.384 0.238 4.204
Ko=Earth Pressure at Rest; Ka=Earth Pressure at Active State; Kp=Earth Pressure at Passive State;
*friction angle to be considered for compacted fill
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7.0. FOUNDATION DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
7.1. FOUNDATION DEPTH TYPE & SIZE
For defining shallow foundations, the widely accepted criteria of Df ≤ B is considered in
this report. Where “Df” is the foundation depth below the lowest adjacent
finished/raised grade and ”B” is the least lateral dimension of footing.
Shallow foundations include isolated spread/strip, combined and rigid raft. Spread
footings can have different shapes, such as square, circular and rectangular in line with
the structure configuration and site situation. Spread and strip footings are suitable for
supporting buildings and pipe ways.
In case of closely spaced two columns, combined footings could be considered. For
closely spaced footings, where the total footing area works out more than 60% of the
footprint area of the building, rigid raft finds suitability. To maintain settlements within
the tolerable limits, it may be necessary to support heavy machinery on mat foundations.
As per Amiral Code “AMIES-Q-005”, the minimum recommended foundation depth

“Df” is 0.60 meter for isolated spread/strip footings. To support lightweight structures
such as pipe racks, sleepers, etc., the minimum foundation depth of 0.60 meter can be
considered. For supporting medium to heavy loads, we recommend minimum
foundation depth “Df” of 1.0 meter below the lowest adjacent finished/raised grade
level.
Proposed foundations (details provided to us) have been considered for providing the
required recommendations.
For structures with heavy column loads and also in case of settlement sensitive
structures where bearing capacity of shallow footings is inadequate, deep pile
foundations, such as bored cast concrete piles/driven steel piles or suitable soil
improvement methodology can be considered.
7.2. LATERAL SEPARATION OF ADJACENT FOUNDATIONS

The bearing capacity and settlements calculated in this report are applicable for a "single
isolated footing subjected to vertical concentric static load and having no interference from
adjacent foundations". In general, the minimum clear distance between the two adjacent
footings should be as tabulated below.
Table-7.1: Minimum clear distance between the two adjacent footings
Type of Footing Minimum Clear Spacing
Isolated spread ≥ B/2
Strip footing B
B= Least lateral dimension of footing
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For footings placed at closer spacing, overstressing of foundation soil should be
accounted in estimating the total settlement. Typically, footings spaced between B/2 and
B/5 apart may experience 10 to 20% higher settlements. In case the spacing between the
edges of the footing are less than B/2, additional calculations shall be performed with
the trail spacing’s to estimate the settlements due to overlapping stresses. In no case the
total settlement should exceed maximum allowable limit. In order to minimize
overstressing and keeping the total settlement within the allowable limit, alternative
foundations, such as combined footings, (in case of two closely spaced columns) or strip
footings (for columns in rows) should be considered. Minimum distances between
typical foundations are presented in Appendix-C1/1.
7.3. FOUNDATION DESIGN CRITERIA

7.3.1. SHALLOW FOOTING
A suitable foundation of any structure designed in accordance with recommended Net
Safe Bearing Capacity must satisfy two (2) independent criteria with respect to the
underlying foundation soil. First, the foundation must have an adequate factor of safety
against exceeding the strength of the foundation soil. Second, the vertical movement of
the foundation soil must be within the tolerable limits for the structure.
In view of these two important facts, all types of considered and recommended
foundation in this report will satisfy the above criteria.
The Safe Bearing Capacity for footings are calculated as per Chapter IV of “Foundation
Analysis and Design” (1998) by Joseph E. Bowles. The settlements in cohesive and non-
cohesive soils are computed using Settle-3D software. Shear capacity of the existing soils
are verified using Peysanj Software. The loading pressures obtained from settlement
analysis were checked against the bearing capacity of the soils and the least of the two is
recommended as the Net Allowable Bearing Capacity Value for the specific footing size.
For the classified soil types by manual classification method in the field, followed by
laboratory tests, the engineering properties of soil are evaluated on the basis of results of
the corrected Standard Penetration Test (SPT) N60 values. Each corrected SPT “N60”
value was considered as an individual layer for bearing capacity and settlement
calculations.
For the recommended net allowable safe bearing capacity values in this report, total and
differential settlements for shallow footings are within the following maximum limits.
a. Isolated Spread & Strip Footing
- Total vertical settlement: 25mm
b. Raft Footing
- Total vertical settlement: 50mm
Differential vertical settlement must be within three-quarter (3/4) of the computed
maximum total settlement.
Factor of safety of 3 is provided against bearing capacity.
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8.0. FOUNDATION RECOMMENDATIONS
8.1. SUBSOIL CONDITIONS
stratigraphy in the sub-surface up to the maximum drilled depth is determined. The
general stratigraphical sequence encountered in the drilled boreholes at the time of our
investigation is as summarized below.
in the SPT values encountered. Majority of the project site consisted of medium dense
to very dense SANDS/SILTS, hard clays and moderately hard rocks.
 At the project site, Sabkha soil was not encountered at the tested locations, but loose
soil noticed in boreholes BH-70 at depths from of 3.5m to 4.50m.
AT SADARA SOUTH
AT SADARA NORTH
8.2. BEARING CAPACITY OF SOIL WITH NO FILL ON EXISTING GRADE (NON-

MFC)
We understand that the proposed development consists of petrochemical units, utilities,
office facilities, and bullet tank foundations. Please see Figure-10 for the foundations on
the existing grade. The recommended Net Allowable Bearing Capacity (NABC) values
for shallow foundations such as isolated spread / strip footing and rigid raft foundation
resting at depths 1.0m, 2.0m, and 3.0m below EGL are tabulated below.
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Table-8.1: Recommended NABC
Recommended NABC “qa”

Group / Footing Width
Foundation Type (kN/m²)/ Depth of Footing “Df”
Borehole No. “B”, (m)
(m) FGL
0.45 X 1.05 Df = 0.40 150 (5.6)

Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 225 (7.0) 250 (7.5) 250 (6.1)
Isolated/Spread
B=1.0m 300 (17.0) 300 (17.0) 300 (14.0)
Footing
B=2.0m 225 (22.0) 240 (23.0) 250 (19.0)
(L/B=1)
B=3.0m 170 (22.0) 185 (23.0) 200 (20.0)
B=4.0m 140 (22.0) 155 (23.0) 175 (22.0)
B=5.0m 125 (23.0) 130 (23.0) 150 (22.0)
B=1.0m 200 (13.0) 225 (14.8) 250 (13.4)
Isolated/Spread B=2.0m 205 (22.8) 225 (21.8) 250 (22.1)
Footing B=3.0m 150 (22.2) 160 (22.1) 190 (22.4)
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 125 (22.4) 135 (21.9) 160 (22.5)
B=5.0m 105 (21.2) 115 (22.0) 140 (22.3)
Group-A B=1.0m 200 (14.5) 200 (14.2) 225 (13.0)
(BH-01, 02, 05, 06, 08, Isolated/Spread B=2.0m 185 (22.5) 195 (22.1) 225 (21.2)
09, 47) Footing B=3.0m 140 (22.5) 155 (22.7) 175 (22.0)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 120 (22.7) 130 (23.2) 150 (22.4)
B=5.0m 100 (22.3) 110 (22.2) 125 (21.3)
B=0.5m 225 (12.9) 230 (13.0) 250 (11.4)
B=1.0m 175 (16.0) 185 (16.0) 200 (15.0)
Strip Footing B=2.0m 150 (22.0) 160 (23.0) 180 (21.0)
(L/B=10) B=3.0m 110 (21.3) 120 (21.3) 145 (21.8)
B=4.0m 105 (23.5) 110 (22.6) 125 (22.0)
B=5.0m 95 (23.9) 100 (23.0) 115 (22.7)
Df = 0.6 Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
Raft Footing B=10m 150 (43.8) 160 (45.3) 175 (44.9) 190 (42.2)
(L/B=1) B=15m 120 (42.4) 130 (45.2) 140 (44.1) 160 (44.9)
B=20m 105 (43.2) 110 (43.8) 120 (43.4) 135 (44.0)
Raft Footing B=10m 130 (43.3) 135 (43.6) 150 (44.6) 165 (43.5)
(L/B=2) B=15m 105 (42.8) 115 (45.3) 120 (43.0) 135 (43.6)
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Table-8.1: Recommended NABC (Contd…)

(m) FGL
0.45 X 1.05 Df = 0.40 160 (4.1)

Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 225 (4.8) 235 (5.3) 245 (4.31)
Isolated/Spread
B=1.0m 300 (11.4) 300 (11.3) 300 (8.9)
Footing
B=2.0m 300 (19.6) 300 (18.4) 300 (14.7)
(L/B=1)
B=3.0m 250 (22.5) 265 (21.9) 280 (19.3)
B=4.0m 210 (22.8) 220 (22.4) 250 (21.4)
B=5.0m 180 (23.1) 190 (22.5) 210 (21.5)
B=1.0m 245 (10.7) 255 (10.9) 265 (9.0)
Footing B=3.0m 225 (22.8) 230 (22.0) 270 (21.5)
Group-B (L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 185 (23.2) 190 (22.0) 220 (22.0)
(BH-03, 10, 13, 14, 15, B=5.0m 155 (22.5) 160 (21.5) 185 (21.8)
18, 16, 17, 19, 22, 23, B=1.0m 250 (12.1) 265 (12.4) 285 (10.5)
27, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, B=2.0m 260 (21.1) 275 (21.1) 300 (19.2)
Isolated/Spread
35, 36, 37, 38, 41, 42,
Footing B=3.0m 195 (21.2) 210 (21.5) 245 (21.3)
43, 44, 46, 49, 53, 54,
56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, (L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 160 (21.4) 175 (21.9) 195 (21.2)
62) B=5.0m 140 (21.8) 150 (21.9) 170 (21.7)
B=0.5m 225 (8.5) 250 (9.2) 265 (7.2)
B=1.0m 250 (15.7) 260 (16.0) 275 (13.6)
Strip Footing B=2.0m 200 (21.0) 215 (21.4) 240 (20.5)
(L/B=10) B=3.0m 160 (22.1) 175 (22.7) 190 (22.0)
B=4.0m 140 (23.1) 150 (23.7) 160 (22.0)
B=5.0m 120 (23.1) 125 (22.2) 140 (23.1)
Df = 0.6 Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
Raft Footing B=10m 190 (42.2) 210 (45.5) 220 (44.4) 230 (42.9)
(L/B=1) B=15m 150 (43.3) 150 (42.4) 165 (43.7) 175 (43.6)
B=20m 125 (41.9) 130 (43.8) 135 (42.9) 145 (42.9)
Raft Footing B=10m 160 (43.1) 160 (42.1) 175 (43.1) 190 (43.8)
(L/B=2) B=15m 125 (42.7) 130 (43.4) 135 (42.5) 145 (43.0)
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(m) FGL
0.45 X 1.05 Df = 0.40 160 (4.7)

Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 235 (5.8) 240 (6.3) 250 (5.3)
Isolated/Spread
B=1.0m 250 (11.0) 250 (11.0) 250 (9.1)
Footing
B=2.0m 250 (20.9) 270 (22.0) 290 (21.7)
(L/B=1)
B=3.0m 190 (22.8) 190 (23.1) 195 (22.0)
B=4.0m 145 (22.8) 145 (22.4) 145 (22.9)
B=5.0m 120 (22.5) 120 (23.9) 120 (23.1)
B=1.0m 250 (12.8) 265 (13.5) 275 (12.9)
Footing B=3.0m 155 (21.6) 150 (21.3) 150 (21.6)
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 120 (21.9) 115 (22.2) 115 (21.5)
B=5.0m 95 (22.2) 95 (21.9) 95 (21.3)
Group-C
B=1.0m 225 (12.6) 235 (13.2) 250 (12.9)
(BH-04, 07, 11, 12, 20,
26, 21, 24, 25, 39, 40, Isolated/Spread B=2.0m 195 (21.5) 200 (21.5) 210 (21.6)
48) Footing B=3.0m 135 (21.4) 140 (21.8) 140 (22.3)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 105 (21.0) 100 (21.1) 105 (21.4)
B=5.0m 85 (21.5) 85 (21.3) 90 (22.3)
B=0.5m 175 (7.6) 185 (8.0) 195 (8.2)
B=1.0m 250 (21.7) 250 (22.4) 260 (22.8)
Strip Footing B=2.0m 135 (20.4) 140 (22.5) 145 (22.0)
(L/B=10) B=3.0m 105 (22.8) 105 (22.3) 105 (21.8)
B=4.0m 90 (23.9) 90 (23.9) 90 (23.3)
B=5.0m 75 (23.1) 75 (23.0) 75 (22.5)
Df = 0.6 Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
Raft Footing B=10m 120 (43.3) 120 (43.3) 125 (45.3) 130 (46.2)
(L/B=1) B=15m 90 (42.8) 90 (42.5) 95 (44.3) 100 (45.7)
B=20m 75 (41.2) 80 (43.9) 85 (45.8) 85 (44.4)
Raft Footing B=10m 100 (43.6) 105 (45.6) 105 (45.3) 105 (44.5)
(L/B=2) B=15m 80 (43.6) 80 (43.3) 85 (45.2) 85 (43.8)
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(m) FGL
0.45 X 1.05 Df = 0.40 160 (8.4)

Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 225 (9.9) 235 (11.1) 245 (8.5)
Isolated/Spread
B=1.0m 225 (17.2) 225 (16.8) 240 (12.9)
Footing
B=2.0m 180 (22.9) 190 (22.0) 210 (18.0)
(L/B=1)
B=3.0m 135 (22.4) 150 (21.8) 175 (18.4)
B=4.0m 115 (22.5) 125 (21.3) 150 (18.7)
B=5.0m 100 (22.0) 110 (21.0) 150 (21.8)
B=1.0m 245 (21.7) 250 (21.2) 300 (18.3)
Footing B=3.0m 115 (21.1) 135 (21.6) 180 (21.2)
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 100 (21.6) 115 (21.5) 150 (21.3)
B=5.0m 90 (21.7) 105 (22.3) 135 (21.6)
B=1.0m 225 (21.6) 235 (21.2) 300 (19.4)
Group-D
(BH-28, 29) Isolated/Spread B=2.0m 140 (21.6) 155 (21.0) 215 (21.2)
Footing B=3.0m 110 (21.4) 125 (21.2) 165 (21.2)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 95 (21.6) 110 (21.5) 145 (21.8)
B=5.0m 85 (21.6) 95 (21.1) 125 (22.0)
B=0.5m 225 (16.8) 235 (16.9) 265 (14.1)
B=1.0m 160 (19.2) 170 (18.5) 185 (14.7)
Strip Footing B=2.0m 125 (22.7) 135 (21.5) 160 (24.8)
(L/B=10) B=3.0m 90 (20.0) 110 (21.7) 130 (19.2)
B=4.0m 90 (23.4) 105 (23.3) 125 (22.3)
B=5.0m 80 (22.7) 90 (22.8) 115 (22.7)
Df = 0.6 Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
Raft Footing B=10m 125 (42.3) 125 (40.2) 150 (42.8) 190 (43.1)
(L/B=1) B=15m 110 (44.9) 120 (46.6) 125 (43.4) 150 (43.1)
B=20m 95 (44.0) 95 (42.0) 110 (43.0) 125 (41.5)
Raft Footing B=10m 115 (42.6) 115 (42.4) 135 (43.2) 155 (41.4)
(L/B=2) B=15m 95 (43.6) 95 (41.6) 110 (42.7) 125 (41.2)
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(m) FGL
0.45 X 1.05 Df = 0.40 160 (3.8)

Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 225 (4.4) 250 (5.3) 275 (5.2)
Isolated/Spread
B=1.0m 250 (8.8) 275 (9.9) 300 (9.5)
Footing
B=2.0m 275 (17.1) 300 (18.4) 300 (16.0)
(L/B=1)
B=3.0m 250 (21.1) 275 (22.2) 280 (19.8)
B=4.0m 220 (22.7) 225 (21.9) 240 (20.3)
B=5.0m 190 (22.7) 200 (22.3) 225 (21.9)
B=1.0m 275 (11.3) 285 (11.9) 300 (10.9)
Footing B=3.0m 225 (21.7) 235 (21.5) 265 (21.0)
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 185 (21.5) 195 (21.1) 225 (21.3)
B=5.0m 160 (21.2) 175 (21.5) 195 (21.2)
Group-E B=1.0m 250 (11.2) 275 (12.4) 300 (11.9)
63, 64) Footing B=3.0m 205 (21.1) 220 (21.4) 250 (21.2)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 175 (21.6) 190 (21.9) 215 (21.6)
B=5.0m 155 (21.7) 165 (21.5) 185 (21.2)
B=0.5m 225 (7.9) 250 (8.9) 275 (8.6)
B=1.0m 225 (13.6) 240 (14.0) 250 (12.8)
Strip Footing B=2.0m 220 (21.2) 240 (21.8) 275 (22.2)
(L/B=10) B=3.0m 180 (22.0) 190 (21.8) 200 (20.0)
B=4.0m 155 (22.1) 160 (21.1) 190 (22.5)
B=5.0m 155 (22.1) 155 (23.2) 165 (22.2)
Df = 0.6 Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
Raft Footing B=10m 225 (42.0) 225 (40.8) 250 (42.6) 275 (42.4)
(L/B=1) B=15m 180 (42.3) 180 (41.1) 200 (43.0) 210 (40.8)
B=20m 160 (43.8) 160 (42.6) 175 (44.1) 190 (43.6)
Raft Footing B=10m 190 (42.0) 200 (43.0) 210 (42.5) 230 (41.7)
(L/B=2) B=15m 155 (42.1) 160 (42.5) 170 (42.3) 185 (42.2)
Df=Foundation Depth below Final Grade Level
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(m) FGL
0.45 X 1.05 Df = 0.40 160 (4.3)

Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 200 (5.1) 225 (7.6) 250 (8.5)
Isolated/Spread
B=1.0m 225 (12.0) 250 (14.7) 275 (13.5)
Footing
B=2.0m 210 (21.8) 210 (21.6) 225 (21.1)
(L/B=1)
B=3.0m 150 (21.8) 155 (21.9) 160 (21.2)
B=4.0m 120 (21.8) 120 (21.2) 135 (21.9)
B=5.0m 100 (21.5) 105 (21.4) 115 (22.0)
B=1.0m 200 (13.0) 225 (15.2) 250 (14.7)
Footing B=3.0m 130 (21.8) 135 (22.2) 140 (21.1)
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 105 (21.9) 110 (21.8) 120 (22.4)
MFC B=5.0m 90 (21.7) 95 (22.0) 100 (21.3)
Group-F
B=1.0m 225 (16.2) 230 (17.4) 240 (15.6)
(BH-65, 66, 67, 68, 69,
70, 71, 72, 73) Isolated/Spread B=2.0m 160 (21.1) 170 (22.1) 180 (21.8)
Footing B=3.0m 120 (21.8) 125 (22.0) 135 (22.2)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 95 (21.2) 100 (21.1) 110 (21.8)
B=5.0m 85 (22.1) 90 (22.0) 95 (21.5)
B=0.5m 200 (11.0) 225 (13.8) 250 (12.3)
Strip Footing B=1.0m 210 (21.5) 215 (22.0) 230 (21.1)
(L/B=10) B=2.0m 125 (21.3) 130 (21.1) 140 (21.2)
B=3.0m 95 (21.1) 100 (21.0) 110 (21.5)
Df = 0.6 Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=10m 125 (42.2) 125 (42.9) 130 (42.0) 140 (42.1)
Raft Footing
B=15m 100 (41.9) 100 (41.9) 105 (41.8) 115 (43.0)
(L/B=1)
B=20m 90 (43.1) 90 (42.8) 95 (43.1) 100 (41.8)
Raft Footing B=10m 105 (41.2) 105 (41.1) 115 (42.7) 120 (41.5)
(L/B=2) B=15m 90 (42.6) 90 (43.2) 95 (42.6) 100 (41.4)
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(m) FGL
0.45 X 1.05 Df = 0.40 160 (4.1)

Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 250 (5.4) 275 (6.55) 300 (6.9)
Footing B=2.0m 275 (21.2) 275 (22.1) 275 (21.9)
(L/B=1) B=3.0m 200 (21.8) 200 (22.1) 200 (21.7)
B=4.0m 155 (21.1) 155 (21.6) 155 (21.3)
B=5.0m 130 (21.2) 130 (21.5) 130 (22.0)
B=1.0m 250 (12.1) 275 (14.0) 300 (15.5)
B=2.0m 240 (21.9) 235 (21.8) 240 (22.1)
Footing B=4.0m 135 (21.4) 135 (21.7) 135 (22.3)
(L/B=1.5) B=5.0m 110 (21.9) 110 (21.7) 110 (21.0)
Sadara South B=1.0m 250 (13.5) 275 (15.8) 300 (17.0)
Group-G
B=2.0m 215 (21.5) 215 (21.7) 215 (21.5)
(BH-01 through
BH-06)
Footing B=4.0m 125 (21.7) 120 (21.9) 120 (21.2)
(L/B=2.0) B=5.0m 100 (21.4) 100 (21.1) 100 (21.8)
B=0.5m 250 (10.7) 275 (12.6) 300 (13.2)
B=1.0m 275 (21.3) 275 (21.7) 275 (21.5)
B=2.0m 160 (22.4) 160 (22.4) 160 (21.8)
Strip Footing
B=3.0m 115 (21.1) 115 (20.9) 115 (21.7)
(L/B=10)
B=4.0m 95 (22.2) 95 (21.9) 95 (21.2)
B=5.0m 80 (21.3) 80 (20.9) 85 (22.6)
Df = 0.6 Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=10m 130 (41.9) 135 (43.4) 135 (43.1) 135 (43.4)
Raft Footing
B=15m 100 (42.9) 100 (43.1) 100 (43.0) 135 (43.4)
(L/B=1)
B=20m 85 (43.8) 85 (44.4) 85 (43.7) 100 (42.2)
Raft Footing B=10m 110 (43.6) 110 (43.5) 110 (43.4) 85 (42.7)
(L/B=2) B=15m 85 (43.3) 85 (43.9) 85 (43.2) 110 (42.9)
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(m) FGL
0.45 X 1.05 Df = 0.40 160 (4.4)
Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 250 (5.6) 275 (5.3) 300 (5.0)
Isolated/Spread
B=1.0m 300 (11.6) 300 (9.9) 300 (8.9)
Footing
B=2.0m 300 (20.7) 300 (18.9) 300 (17.7)
(L/B=1)
B=3.0m 225 (21.8) 245 (21.5) 250 (21.7)
B=4.0m 175 (21.3) 190 (21.6) 190 (21.3)
B=5.0m 150 (22.0) 155 (21.2) 160 (21.7)
B=1.0m 250 (11.1) 275 (10.5) 300 (11.1)
Footing B=3.0m 190 (21.4) 205 (21.4) 210 (21.6)
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 150 (21.3) 165 (21.9) 165 (21.7)
B=5.0m 130 (21.9) 135 (21.4) 140 (22.0)
Sadara North
B=1.0m 250 (12.2) 275 (10.6) 300 (12.2)
Group-H
(BH-01 through
Footing B=3.0m 175 (21.7) 185 (21.4) 190 (21.4)
BH-04)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 140 (21.7) 150 (21.8) 150 (21.5)
B=5.0m 115 (21.0) 125 (21.5) 130 (22.0)
B=0.5m 250 (9.7) 275 (9.4) 300 (9.8)
B=1.0m 300 (21.3) 300 (19.5) 300 (18.7)
Strip Footing B=2.0m 180 (21.6) 195 (21.6) 200 (21.6)
(L/B=10) B=3.0m 135 (21.3) 145 (21.3) 150 (21.5)
B=4.0m 115 (21.7) 120 (21.2) 125 (21.4)
B=5.0m 100 (21.6) 110 (22.2) 110 (21.5)
Df = 0.6 Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=10m 175 (43.7) 175 (42.8) 180 (42.3) 185 (42.4)
Raft Footing
B=15m 130 (42.1) 135 (42.8) 140 (42.1) 145 (42.6)
(L/B=1)
B=20m 115 (43.1) 115 (42.3) 120 (41.8) 125 (42.1)
Raft Footing B=10m 145 (43.7) 145 (42.8) 155 (43.2) 160 (43.8)
(L/B=2) B=15m 115 (42.8) 115 (41.9) 125 (43.1) 130 (43.5)
Notes:
 The average EGL existing at the time of our investigation is considered as the FGL in the above
analysis.
 The bottom of excavation for foundations should be clean of any loose soil and compacted (using a
portable jumping jack compactor) as per project specifications (or) to minimum 95% of modified
Proctor density. If the foundation bottom consists of clay soils, then these clays shall be excavated
to a depth of 0.6m depth and be replaced with compacted select fill material.
 The bearing capacity analysis performed is only for vertical compression loads only.
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 Exact design loads have not been provided at the stage of preparation of this report, hence general
foundation details have been used within the calculations of shallow footings.
 Isolated and strip footings have been analyzed for 25mm settlement criteria, whereas, raft
foundations have been analyzed for 50mm settlement criterion.
 NABC values have been limited to 300kPa for the purpose of this report.
 Sample calculation sheets and graphs showing width Vs NABC for different foundation widths
and depths are presented in Appendix-C2.
8.3. BEARING CAPACITY OF SOIL FOR 1.0M RAISED GRADE (NON-MFC)
We understand, it is planned to raise the existing grade by 1.0m with compacted general
fill. Please see Figure-11 for the foundations supported on fill compacted over existing
grade. The recommended Net Allowable Bearing Capacity (NABC) values for shallow
foundations such as isolated spread / strip footing and rigid raft foundation resting at
depths 1.0m, 2.0m, and 3.0m below raised grade are tabulated below.
Group / Footing Width (kN/m²)/ Depth of Footing “Df”
Foundation Type
Borehole No. “B”, (m) (m) FGL
Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 250 (7.7) 265 (8.3) 275 (9.2)
B=1.0m 300 (17.0) 300 (16.8) 300 (17.3)
Isolated/Spread
B=2.0m 225 (23.0) 235 (23.0) 250 (23.1)
Footing
B=3.0m 160 (21.9) 170 (22.4) 180 (21.8)
(L/B=1)
B=4.0m 130 (22.0) 145 (22.8) 155 (22.7)
B=5.0m 110 (21.3) 125 (22.9) 135 (22.3)
B=1.0m 250 (16.6) 275 (18.3) 300 (19.7)
Footing B=3.0m 140 (21.6) 150 (22.1) 160 (22.0)
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 115 (21.7) 125 (22.3) 135 (21.8)
B=5.0m 100 (21.9) 110 (22.1) 120 (22.8)
Group-A
B=1.0m 250 (16.6) 275 (18.3) 300 (19.7)
(BH-01, 02, 05, 06, 08,
09, 47)
Footing B=3.0m 140 (21.6) 150 (22.1) 160 (22.0)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 115 (21.7) 120 (21.4) 135 (21.8)
B=5.0m 100 (21.9) 105 (21.1) 115 (21.9)
B=0.5m 200 (11.4) 225 (12.9) 250 (14.1)
Strip Footing B=1.0m 175 (17.1) 190 (17.5) 200 (17.8)
(L/B=10) B=2.0m 145 (23.0) 155 (22.9) 165 (23.4)
B=3.0m 110 (21.9) 120 (23.2) 130 (22.8)
B=10m 145 (44.3) 160 (44.8) 175 (44.6)
Raft Footing
B=15m 120 (44.2) 130 (44.3) 140 (43.8)
(L/B=1)
B=20m 105 (44.2) 115 (45.3) 125 (44.8)
Raft Footing B=10m 125 (43.4) 135 (43.1) 145 (42.8)
(L/B=2) B=15m 105 (43.7) 110 (43.0) 120 (42.6)
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Foundation Type (m) FGL
Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 200 (4.2) 225 (4.7) 250 (5.5)
B=1.0m 300 (11.6) 300 (11.3) 300 (11.2)
Isolated/Spread
B=2.0m 300 (20.5) 300 (19.5) 300 (18.2)
Footing
B=3.0m 240 (22.1) 255 (22.3) 275 (22.6)
(L/B=1)
B=4.0m 190 (21.5) 205 (22.1) 220 (22.3)
B=5.0m 165 (22.1) 175 (22.3) 190 (22.1)
B=1.0m 225 (10.1) 250 (10.9) 275 (11.7)
Footing B=3.0m 205 (21.7) 215 (21.7) 230 (21.2)
Group-B (L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 170 (22.2) 175 (21.8) 190 (21.6)
(BH-03, 10, 13, 14, 15,
B=5.0m 140 (21.6) 150 (21.4) 160 (21.4)
18, 16, 17, 19, 22, 23,
27, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, B=1.0m 250 (12.4) 275 (13.1) 300 (13.8)
43, 44, 46, 49, 53, 54, Footing B=3.0m 185 (21.5) 200 (21.6) 215 (21.9)
56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, (L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 130 (21.7) 140 (21.8) 150 (21.9)
62)
B=5.0m 130 (21.3) 140 (21.4) 150 (21.6)
B=0.5m 200 (7.7) 225 (8.4) 250 (9.2)
Strip Footing B=1.0m 250 (16.4) 260 (16.2) 270 (15.9)
(L/B=10) B=2.0m 200 (22.4) 210 (21.9) 225 (22.2)
B=3.0m 150 (21.3) 160 (21.7) 175 (22.3)
B=10m 190 (42.5) 205 (44.1) 220 (44.2)
Raft Footing
B=15m 150 (43.3) 155 (43.5) 165 (43.5)
(L/B=1)
B=20m 125 (43.1) 135 (45.2) 140 (44.2)
Raft Footing B=10m 160 (43.2) 165 (43.2) 175 (42.9)
(L/B=2) B=15m 125 (42.8) 130 (43.2) 140 (43.8)
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Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 200 (4.8) 225 (5.4) 250 (6.5)
B=1.0m 300 (13.5) 300 (13.2) 300 (13.2)
Isolated/Spread
B=2.0m 250 (20.3) 265 (22.1) 280 (22.8)
Footing
B=3.0m 190 (22.6) 195 (23.4) 195 (22.8)
(L/B=1)
B=4.0m 145 (22.5) 150 (22.6) 155 (23.9)
B=5.0m 115 (21.1) 120 (22.5) 120 (23.9)
B=1.0m 250 (13.0) 275 (14.0) 300 (15.3)
Footing B=3.0m 160 (21.9) 160 (22.2) 160 (22.8)
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 120 (21.4) 120 (21.9) 120 (21.4)
Group-C B=5.0m 100 (22.0) 100 (21.5) 100 (23.2)
(BH-04, 07, 11, 12, 20, B=1.0m 250 (14.4) 275 (15.4) 300 (18.0)
48) Footing B=3.0m 140 (21.8) 140 (21.2) 145 (22.6)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 110 (22.3) 110 (21.8) 110 (23.3)
B=5.0m 90 (21.4) 90 (22.8) 90 (22.6)
B=0.5m 200 (9.1) 225 (9.7) 250 (11.0)
Strip Footing B=1.0m 185 (15.8) 195 (16.2) 205 (17.5)
(L/B=10) B=2.0m 145 (22.5) 145 (21.9) 145 (23.3)
B=3.0m 105 (21.3) 105 (22.8) 105 (22.3)
B=10m 120 (43.4) 120 (43.0) 120 (42.9)
Raft Footing
B=15m 90 (42.8) 90 (42.1) 95 (44.2)
(L/B=1)
B=20m 80 (44.4) 80 (43.7) 85 (45.7)
Raft Footing B=10m 95 (41.3) 100 (43.31) 100 (43.2)
(L/B=2) B=15m 80 (43.8) 80 (43.2) 80 (42.3)
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Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 200 (8.6) 225 (9.9) 250 (11.7)
B=1.0m 225 (17.6) 240 (18.5) 250 (18.7)
Isolated/Spread
B=2.0m 165 (22.3) 175 (22.3) 195 (22.6)
Footing
B=3.0m 125 (22.3) 135 (22.4) 160 (23.1)
(L/B=1)
B=4.0m 105 (22.7) 115 (22.3) 135 (22.9)
B=5.0m 90 (21.9) 100 (21.9) 115 (21.6)
B=1.0m 240 (22.1) 250 (22.3) 260 (22.0)
Footing B=3.0m 110 (22.3) 120 (21.9) 135 (21.5)
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 90 (21.3) 100 (21.4) 120 (22.1)
B=5.0m 80 (21.4) 90 (21.6) 105 (22.2)
Group-D B=1.0m 215 (21.5) 220 (21.2) 240 (21.6)
(BH-28, 29) Isolated/Spread B=2.0m 130 (21.5) 140 (21.6) 160 (21.6)
Footing B=3.0m 100 (21.5) 110 (21.2) 130 (22.0)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 85 (21.3) 95 (21.3) 110 (21.4)
B=5.0m 75 (21.1) 85 (21.5) 95 (21.0)
B=0.5m 200 (16.2) 215 (16.6) 225 (16.5)
Strip Footing B=1.0m 125 (15.7) 135 (15.8) 150 (16.2)
(L/B=10) B=2.0m 115 (22.7) 125 (22.5) 145 (23.0)
B=3.0m 90 (21.9) 100 (22.2) 115 (22.5)
B=10m 120 (43.3) 135 (43.1) 155 (43.9)
Raft Footing
B=15m 100 (43.5) 110 (42.4) 125 (43.1)
(L/B=1)
B=20m 90 (43.1) 100 (43.8) 110 (42.2)
Raft Footing B=10m 105 (42.1) 115 (42.2) 135 (42.9)
(L/B=2) B=15m 90 (42.7) 100 (43.5) 110 (42.3)
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Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 225 (4.3) 250 (4.8) 275 (5.7)
B=1.0m 300 (10.6) 300 (10.5) 300 (10.7)
Isolated/Spread
B=2.0m 300 (19.0) 300 (18.5) 300 (18.2)
Footing
B=3.0m 250 (22.0) 265 (22.2) 280 (22.4)
(L/B=1)
B=4.0m 210 (22.6) 220 (22.4) 235 (22.6)
B=5.0m 180 (22.5) 190 (22.4) 205 (22.4)
B=1.0m 300 (12.6) 300 (12.2) 300 (12.4)
Footing B=3.0m 220 (22.0) 225 (21.4) 240 (21.5)
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 175 (21.2) 190 (21.8) 200 (21.4)
B=5.0m 155 (21.7) 165 (21.5) 180 (21.8)
Group-E B=1.0m 250 (11.5) 275 (12.22) 300 (13.4)
(BH-45, 50, 51, 55, 52,
63, 64)
Footing B=3.0m 200 (21.5) 215 (21.9) 225 (21.6)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 165 (21.5) 180 (21.9) 190 (21.6)
B=5.0m 145 (21.4) 155 (21.4) 170 (21.8)
B=0.5m 225 (8.2) 250 (8.7) 275 (9.7)
Strip Footing B=1.0m 225 (13.7) 240 (14.4) 255 (14.7)
(L/B=10) B=2.0m 220 (22.2) 235 (22.3) 250 (22.4)
B=3.0m 175 (22.4) 185 (22.3) 200 (22.6)
B=10m 225 (43.3) 240 (42.9) 260 (43.7)
Raft Footing
B=15m 175 (42.3) 190 (42.7) 205 (43.4)
(L/B=1)
B=20m 155 (43.1) 160 (41.9) 175 (43.2)
Raft Footing B=10m 190 (42.4) 195 (41.3) 215 (42.8)
(L/B=2) B=15m 150 (41.3) 160 (41.6) 170 (41.6)
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Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 225 (4.7) 240 (6.0 ) 260 (8.7)
B=1.0m 250 (10.5) 275 (14.6) 280 (16.4)
Isolated/Spread
B=2.0m 240 (21.5) 210 (21.7) 215 (21.9)
Footing
B=3.0m 170 (21.9) 150 (21.5) 155 (21.7)
(L/B=1)
B=4.0m 130 (21.7) 120 (21.6) 125 (21.6)
B=5.0m 110 (21.9) 105 (22.1) 105 (21.4)
B=1.0m 200 (10.2) 200 (12.5) 200 (13.5)
Footing B=3.0m 145 (22.0) 130 (21.6) 135 (21.7)
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 110 (21.2) 105 (21.5) 110 (21.8)
MFC B=5.0m 95 (22.0) 90 (21.6) 95 (21.5)
Group-F B=1.0m 200 (11.6) 225 (16.1) 235 (17.2)
70, 71, 72, 73) Footing B=3.0m 130 (21.7) 120 (21.6) 125 (22.0)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 105 (22.0) 95 (21.1) 100 (21.0)
B=5.0m 90 (22.3) 85 (21.6) 90 (22.0)
B=0.5m 200 (9.0) 215 (11.8) 225 (13.1)
Strip Footing B=1.0m 240 (21.5) 215 (21.8) 215 (21.8)
(L/B=10) B=2.0m 135 (21.0) 125 (21.2) 130 (21.1)
B=3.0m 105 (21.9) 100 (21.6) 105 (22.0)
B=10m 130 (43.6) 130 (43.9) 135 (43.4)
Raft Footing
B=15m 100 (41.9) 100 (41.6) 110 (43.6)
(L/B=1)
B=20m 90 (43.4) 90 (42.6) 95 (42.9)
Raft Footing B=10m 110 (42.9) 110 (42.9) 115 (42.3)
(L/B=2) B=15m 90 (43.0) 90 (42.2) 95 (42.5)
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Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 250 (5.2) 275 (6.0) 300 (6.6)
B=1.0m 300 (11.9) 300 (12.4) 300 (12.2)
Isolated/Spread
B=2.0m 275 (21.2) 280 (21.6) 280 (21.8)
Footing
B=3.0m 200 (21.9) 200 (21.8) 200 (21.5)
(L/B=1)
B=4.0m 160 (21.9) 160 (21.8) 160 (21.9)
B=5.0m 130 (21.0) 130 (21.2) 130 (21.1)
B=1.0m 300 (14.3) 300 (14.6) 300 (14.6)
Footing B=3.0m 170 (21.5) 170 (21.3) 170 (21.2)
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 135 (21.2) 135 (21.4) 135 (21.3)
Sadara South B=5.0m 115 (21.6) 115 (21.6) 110 (21.5)
Group-G B=1.0m 300 (15.9) 300 (16.3) 300 (16.2)
(BH-01 through Isolated/Spread B=2.0m 215 (21.2) 215 (21.5) 215 (21.2)
BH-06) Footing B=3.0m 195 (21.6) 195 (21.4) 195 (21.3)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 125 (21.2) 125 (21.7) 120 (21.6)
B=5.0m 105 (21.5) 100 (21.4) 105 (21.9)
B=0.5m 250 (10.4) 275 (11.9) 300 (13.1)
Strip Footing B=1.0m 275 (21.3) 275 (21.2) 280 (21.3)
(L/B=10) B=2.0m 165 (21.7) 165 (21.8) 155 (21.3)
B=3.0m 120 (22.4) 120 (22.0) 120 (21.5)
B=10m 135 (42.8) 135 (43.4) 135 (42.8)
Raft Footing
B=15m 100 (43.3) 100 (42.7) 100 (42.3)
(L/B=1)
B=20m 85 (44.0) 85 (43.5) 85 (43.5)
Raft Footing B=10m 110 (44.0) 110 (43.4) 110 (42.7)
(L/B=2) B=15m 85 (43.5) 85 (43.0) 85 (43.0)
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Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 250 (5.7) 275 (6.2) 300 (5.7)
B=1.0m 300 (12.5) 300 (11.5) 300 (9.7)
Isolated/Spread
B=2.0m 300 (21.8) 300 (20.6) 300 (17.9)
Footing
B=3.0m 215 (21.7) 220 (21.2) 250 (21.9)
(L/B=1)
B=4.0m 170 (21.9) 175 (21.2) 195 (22.0)
B=5.0m 140 (21.1) 145 (21.0) 155 (21.2)
B=1.0m 300 (14.4) 300 (13.3) 300 (11.3)
Footing B=3.0m 180 (21.5) 190 (21.1) 210 (21.8)
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 145 (21.3) 150 (21.1) 160 (21.2)
B=5.0m 120 (21.2) 130 (21.8) 140 (22.2)
Sadara North
B=1.0m 250 (13.0) 275 (13.3) 300 (12.7)
Group-H
(BH-01 through
Footing B=3.0m 165 (21.4) 175 (21.3) 185 (21.0)
BH-04)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 135 (22.0) 140 (21.5) 150 (21.5)
B=5.0m 115 (21.9) 120 (21.7) 125 (21.3)
B=0.5m 250 (10.3) 275 (10.6) 300 (10.2)
Strip Footing B=1.0m 285 (21.7) 300 (21.3) 300 (19.2)
(L/B=10) B=2.0m 170 (21.5) 180 (21.3) 195 (21.6)
B=3.0m 130 (21.6) 135 (21.2) 145 (21.2)
B=10m 165 (42.2) 175 (42.4) 185 (42.7)
Raft Footing
B=15m 130 (42.7) 135 (42.6) 140 (41.7)
(L/B=1)
B=20m 110 (42.2) 115 (42.0) 120 (41.5)
Raft Footing B=10m 140 (42.9) 145 (42.0) 150 (41.7)
(L/B=2) B=15m 110 (41.7) 115 (41.5) 120 (41.2)
Notes:
 We understand 1.0m fill will be placed above the existing compacted subgrade. The raised grade by
1.0m is considered as the FGL in the above analysis. The project site can be raised by compacted
general fill soil. The soil below the foundations shall consist of 0.60m of select compacted fill.
 Select Fill Properties: γ= 18 kN/m3, Modulus of Elasticity = 25,000 kPa, Poisson’s Ratio = 0.35.
Material type, placement, and density specifications for the fill provided in Section 9.0. Fill
material shall be in accordance with Section 6.2.1 and 6.2.2 of AMIES-A-114 and the chemical
tests on the fill shall be performed in accordance with project specifications.
 The bottom of excavation for foundations should be compacted as per project specifications (or) to
minimum 95% of modified Proctor density. If the foundation bottom consists of clay soils, then
these clays shall be excavated to a depth of 0.6m depth and be replaced with compacted select fill
material.
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8.4. BEARING CAPACITY OF SOIL FOR 2.0M RAISED GRADE (NON-MFC)

We understand, it is planned to raise the existing grade by 2.0m with compacted general
fill. The recommended Net Allowable Bearing Capacity (NABC) values for shallow
depths 1.0m, 2.0m, and 3.0m below raised grade are tabulated below.
Recommended NABC “qa” (kN/m²)/
Group / Footing Width Depth of Footing “Df” (m) FGL
Foundation Type
Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 300 (5.3) 300 (9.6) 300 (9.3)
B=1.0m 300 (11.3) 300 (17.4) 300 (16.7)
Isolated/Spread
B=2.0m 265 (21.6) 215 (22.2) 225 (22.0)
Footing
B=3.0m 190 (22.4) 160 (22.2) 170 (21.9)
(L/B=1)
B=4.0m 150 (22.3) 130 (21.7) 145 (22.8)
B=5.0m 125 (22.4) 115 (22.43) 125 (22.9)
(BH-01, 02, 05, 06, 08, 09, 47)
B=1.0m 300 (14.0) 300 (20.1) 300 (19.4)

Footing B=3.0m 160 (21.9) 140 (21.8) 145 (21.4)
Group-A
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 125 (21.7) 115 (21.9) 125 (21.7)

B=5.0m 105 (21.2) 100 (21.5) 105 (21.1)
B=1.0m 250 (13.2) 275 (20.5) 300 (21.8)
Footing B=3.0m 145 (21.5) 130 (21.5) 135 (21.1)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 115 (21.4) 110 (22.1) 115 (21.7)
B=5.0m 100 (21.4) 95 (22.1) 100 (21.1)
B=0.5m 250 (10.3) 275 (16.2) 300 (17.2)
Strip Footing B=1.0m 190 (15.2) 180 (17.8) 190 (17.5)
(L/B=10) B=2.0m 160 (22.2) 140 (21.8) 150 (22.2)
B=3.0m 120 (22.4) 110 (22.1) 120 (22.0)
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Foundation Type
Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=10m 145 (42.9) 145 (44.2) 155 (43.4)
(BH-01, 02, 05,
06, 08, 09, 47)
Raft Footing
B=15m 120 (44.2) 120 (44.3) 130 (44.1)
Group-A
(L/B=1)
B=20m 105 (44.1) 105 (44.3) 110 (42.4)
Raft Footing B=10m 120 (41.2) 125 (436) 130 (41.3)
(L/B=2) B=15m 100 (41.2) 105 (43.9) 110 (42.0)
B=0.5m 300 (4.8) 300 (6.8) 300 (6.3)
(BH-03, 10, 13, 14, 15, 18, 16, 17, 19, 22, 23, 27, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 41, 42,
B=1.0m 300 (9.4) 300 (12.1) 300 (11.2)

Isolated/Spread
B=2.0m 300 (18.4) 300 (20.8) 300 (19.4)
Footing
B=3.0m 250 (21.8) 245 (22.8) 255 (22.1)
(L/B=1)
B=4.0m 205 (22.4) 195 (22.4) 205 (22.1)
B=5.0m 170 (21.9) 165 (22.4) 175 (21.6)
43, 44, 46, 49, 53, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62)
B=1.0m 300 (11.3) 300 (13.9) 300 (13.1)

Footing B=3.0m 215 (21.5) 205 (21.8) 215 (21.1)
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 175 (21.9) 160 (21.1) 180 (21.7)
B=5.0m 145 (21.6) 145 (21.8) 150 (21.4)
B=1.0m 300 (12.8) 300 (15.3) 300 (14.2)
Group-B

Footing B=3.0m 200 (21.8) 190 (21.7) 200 (21.6)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 155 (21.4) 155 (21.7) 160 (21.3)
B=5.0m 135 (21.4) 130 (21.5) 140 (21.2)
B=0.5m 300 (10.0) 300 (12.2) 300 (11.1)
Strip Footing B=1.0m 250 (15.0) 260 (17.4) 270 (16.6)
(L/B=10) B=2.0m 210 (22.1) 200 (21.9) 215 (22.5)
B=3.0m 160 (22.6) 155 (22.2) 165 (22.4)
B=10m 195 (44.2) 195 (43.9) 205 (44.2)
Raft Footing
B=15m 150 (44.2) 150 (43.5) 160 (44.9)
(L/B=1)
B=20m 125 (44.2) 125 (43.3) 130 (42.3)
Raft Footing B=10m 155 (42.6) 155 (42.0) 165 (41.7)
(L/B=2) B=15m 120 (42.0) 120 (41.2) 130 (41.9)
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Foundation Type
Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 300 (4.9) 300 (7.8) 300 (7.3)
B=1.0m 300 (10.2) 300 (13.8) 300 (13.2)
Isolated/Spread
B=2.0m 300 (20.5) 265 (21.6) 275 (23.0)
Footing
B=3.0m 205 (22.1) 190 (22.8) 190 (21.9)
(L/B=1)
B=4.0m 160 (22.0) 140 (20.9) 145 (21.8)
B=5.0m 130 (22.5) 120 (22.2) 120 (22.5)
(BH-04, 07, 11, 12, 20, 26, 21, 24, 25, 39, 40, 48)
B=1.0m 300 (12.5) 300 (16.0) 300 (15.3)

Footing B=3.0m 170 (21.5) 160 (22.1) 160 22.3()
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 135 (22.6) 125 (22.4) 125 (21.6)
B=5.0m 110 (22.0) 100 (21.0) 100 (21.5)
Group-C
B=1.0m 300 (13.9) 300 (17.7) 300 (16.7)

Footing B=3.0m 160 (22.1) 145 (21.7) 140 (21.2)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 120 (21.9) 110 (21.3) 110 (21.8)
B=5.0m 100 (22.8) 90 (21.5) 90 (21.0)
B=0.5m 300 (10.8) 300 (14.0) 300 (13.1)
Strip Footing B=1.0m 215 (14.8) 215 (18.7) 220 (18.2)
(L/B=10) B=2.0m 160 (22.0) 145 (21.5) 150 (22.6)
B=3.0m 115 (22.3) 105 (21.5) 105 (20.7)
B=10m 125 (43.5) 120 (43.3) 120 (43.0)
Raft Footing
B=15m 90 (41.2) 90 (42.5) 95 (44.4)
(L/B=1)
B=20m 80 (43.6) 80 (44.5) 85 (46.5)
Raft Footing B=10m 100 (42.3) 95 (41.2) 100 (42.9)
(L/B=2) B=15m 80 (43.0) 80 (43.9) 80 (42.8)
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Foundation Type
Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 300 (5.9) 300 (13.3) 300 (13.2)
B=1.0m 250 (11.5) 250 (19.9) 250 (19.3)
Isolated/Spread
B=2.0m 220 (22.0) 165 (22.6) 170 (21.4)
Footing
B=3.0m 150 (22.1) 125 (22.5) 135 (22.4)
(L/B=1)
B=4.0m 120 (22.5) 105 (22.8) 115 (22.2)
B=5.0m 100 (21.9) 90 (21.9) 100 (21.7)
B=1.0m 300 (17.8) 235 (21.9) 240 (21.2)
Footing B=3.0m 125 (21.2) 110 (22.0) 120 (21.9)
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 100 (21.3) 90 (21.5) 100 (21.2)
B=5.0m 90 (22.1) 80 (21.3) 90 (21.4)
(BH-28, 29)
B=1.0m 300 (20.2) 215 (21.8) 225 (21.7)

Group-D

Footing B=3.0m 115 (21.5) 100 (21.6) 115 (22.2)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 95 (21.5) 85 (21.2) 95 (21.3)
B=5.0m 85 (22.1) 75 (21.0) 85 (21.2)
B=0.5m 300 (15.5) 275 (21.9) 285 (21.4)
Strip Footing B=1.0m 180 (17.2) 145 (18.4) 145 (17.1)
(L/B=10) B=2.0m 135 (22.7) 115 (22.6) 125 (22.3)
B=3.0m 100 (21.9) 90 (21.9) 100 (21.9)
B=10m 125 (43.7) 125 (45.3) 140 (44.7)
Raft Footing
B=15m 100 (41.7) 100 (42.2) 115 (44.4)
(L/B=1)
B=20m 90 (43.2) 90 (43.2) 100 (43.8)
Raft Footing B=10m 105 (41.4) 105 (42.2) 115 (42.2)
(L/B=2) B=15m 90 (42.8) 90 (42.8) 100 (43.5)
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Foundation Type
Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 300 (4.6) 300 (6.1) 300 (5.8)
B=1.0m 300 (9.1) 300 (10.9) 300 (10.5)
Isolated/Spread
B=2.0m 300 (17.5) 300 (19.4) 300 (18.5)
Footing
B=3.0m 260 (21.7) 250 (22.3) 265 (22.2)
(L/B=1)
B=4.0m 215 (22.7) 210 (22.7) 220 (22.4)
B=5.0m 180 (22.3) 180 (22.6) 190 (22.4)
B=1.0m 300 (10.9) 300 (12.7) 300 (12.2)
Footing B=3.0m 225 (22.0) 215 (21.7) 225 (21.3)
(BH-45, 50, 51, 55, 52, 63, 64)
(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 180 (21.5) 175 (21.4) 190 (21.8)

B=5.0m 160 (22.4) 160 (22.6) 170 (22.2)
B=1.0m 300 (12.2) 300 (14.2) 300 (13.3)
Group-E

Footing B=3.0m 205 (21.6) 205 (22.1) 210 (21.3)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 170 (22.0) 170 (22.2) 180 (21.9)
B=5.0m 145 (21.8) 145 (21.6) 155 (21.4)
B=0.5m 300 (9.6) 300 (11.3) 300 (10.4)
Strip Footing B=1.0m 250 (14.4) 250 (15.6) 250 (14.9)
(L/B=10) B=2.0m 225 (22.2) 225 (22.9) 230 (21.9)
B=3.0m 175 (22.4) 175 (22.6) 185 (22.1)
B=10m 225 (43.7) 225 (42.9) 240 (42.8)
Raft Footing
B=15m 180 (44.2) 180 (42.8) 190 (42.7)
(L/B=1)
B=20m 150 (42.6) 155 (43.3) 165 (43.0)
Raft Footing B=10m 100 (21.7) 105 (22.0) 110 (21.1)
(L/B=2) B=15m 85 (21.9) 85 (21.2) 90 (21.1)
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Foundation Type
Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 225 (3.4) 250 (5.4) 275 (6.9)
B=1.0m 250 (8.2) 275 (11.9) 290 (15.4)
Isolated/Spread
B=2.0m 290 (21.4) 250 (22.0) 210 (21.7)
Footing
B=3.0m 190 (21.6) 165 (21.5) 155 (22.0)
(L/B=1)
B=4.0m 145 (21.4) 130 (21.6) 120 (21.5)
B=5.0m 120 (22.0) 110 (22.0) 105 (22.0)
B=1.0m 200 (7.9) 225 (11.6) 250 (14.1)
(BH-65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73)
Footing B=3.0m 160 (21.6) 145 (21.9) 130 (21.3)

(L/B=1.5) B=4.0m 125 (22.1) 115 (22.2) 105 (21.3)
B=5.0m 100 (21.2) 95 (21.7) 90 (21.6)
B=1.0m 225 (10.4) 240 (14.2) 250 (17.9)
Group-F
MFC

Footing B=3.0m 145 (21.8) 130 (21.6) 120 (21.4)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 110 (21.1) 105 (21.9) 100 (21.8)
B=5.0m 95 (21.8) 90 (22.4) 85 (21.6)
B=0.5m 200 (7.2) 225 (10.3) 240 (13.1)
Strip Footing B=1.0m 200 (14.9) 200 (18.0) 200 (19.7)
(L/B=10) B=2.0m 150 (21.3) 140 (21.8) 130 (21.6)
B=3.0m 110 (21.6) 105 (22.0) 100 (21.6)
B=4.0m 90 (21.3) 85 (21.1) 85 (21.4)
Raft Footing B=5.0m 80 (21.6) 75 (21.6) 75 (21.7)
(L/B=1) B=10m 130 (41.8) 125 (42.1) 125 (42.2)
Raft Footing B=15m 100 (41.3) 100 (41.8) 100 (41.4)
(L/B=2) B=20m 90 (42.7) 90 (43.0) 90 (42.6)
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Foundation Type
Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 300 (4.7) 300 (6.8) 300 (6.3)
B=1.0m 300 (9.5) 300 (12.4) 300 (12.2)
Isolated/Spread
B=2.0m 300 (20.0) 285 (22.0) 275 (21.2)
Footing
B=3.0m 215 (21.3) 200 (21.8) 200 (21.8)
(L/B=1)
B=4.0m 170 (21.4) 160 (22.1) 160 (21.6)
B=5.0m 140 (21.5) 135 (21.8) 135 (21.4)
B=1.0m 250 (9.6) 275 (13.2) 300 (14.3)
Footing B=3.0m 185 (21.4) 170 (21.2) 170 (21.3)
(L/B=1.5)
(BH-01 through BH-06)
B=4.0m 145 (21.6) 135 (21.2) 140 (21.6)

B=5.0m 125 (22.1) 115 (21.1) 115 (21.1)
Sadara South
B=1.0m 250 (11.0) 275 (14.9) 300 (15.9)

Group-G

Footing B=3.0m 170 (22.0) 155 (21.4) 160 (21.5)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 135 (21.7) 125 (21.2) 130 (22.1)
B=5.0m 115 (22.0) 105 (21.2) 110 (22.0)
B=0.5m 250 (8.7) 275 (12.0) 300 (12.6)
Strip Footing B=1.0m 300 (20.7) 280 (21.7) 280 (21.5)
(L/B=10) B=2.0m 180 (21.8) 170 (21.9) 170 (21.9)
B=3.0m 130 (21.4) 125 (22.0) 120 (20.4)
B=10m 140 (42.7) 135 (42.2) 135 (42.3)
Raft Footing
B=15m 100 (41.7) 100 (42.2) 100 (42.7)
(L/B=1)
B=20m 85 (42.9) 85 (43.1) 85 (43.2)
Raft Footing B=10m 110 (42.3) 110 (43.0) 110 (42.2)
(L/B=2) B=15m 85 (42.4) 85 (42.7) 85 (42.7)
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Foundation Type
Df = 1.0 Df = 2.0 Df = 3.0
B=0.5m 250 (4.0) 275 (6.7) 300 (6.7)
B=1.0m 300 (9.8) 300 (12.6) 300 (11.6)
Isolated/Spread
B=2.0m 300 (19.0) 300 (21.9) 300 (20.6)
Footing
B=3.0m 230 (21.7) 210 (21.5) 225 (21.7)
(L/B=1)
B=4.0m 180 (21.4) 165 (21.5) 180 (21.5)
B=5.0m 145 (21.2) 14 (22.1) 150 (21.4)
B=1.0m 250 (9.7) 275 (13.4) 300 (13.2)
Footing B=3.0m 200 (21.9) 185 (21.5) 190 (21.1)
(L/B=1.5)
(BH-01 through BH-04)
B=4.0m 155 (22.0) 145 (21.5) 155 (21.5)

B=5.0m 130 (21.7) 125 (21.8) 130 (21.5)
Sadara North
B=1.0m 250 (10.7) 275 (14.7) 300 (14.4)

Group-H

Footing B=3.0m 180 (22.3) 165 (21.6) 180 (21.6)
(L/B=2.0) B=4.0m 140 (21.5) 135 (21.8) 140 (21.3)
B=5.0m 120 (22.3) 115 (21.9) 120 (21.7)
B=0.5m 250 (8.3) 275 (11.7) 300 (11.4)
Strip Footing B=1.0m 300 (19.9) 300 (22.4) 300 (21.3)
(L/B=10) B=2.0m 185 (21.6) 175 (22.0) 180 (21.2)
B=3.0m 135 (21.5) 130 (21.4) 140 (21.7)
B=10m 165 (41.9) 165 (42.5) 175 (42.4)
Raft Footing
B=15m 130 (42.3) 130 (42.8) 135 (41.9)
(L/B=1)
B=20m 110 (42.5) 110 (42.1) 115 (41.7)
Raft Footing B=10m 140 (42.2) 140 (42.4) 145 (42.0)
(L/B=2) B=15m 110 (42.1) 110 (41.6) 115 (41.5)
Notes:
 We understand 2.0m fill will be placed above the existing compacted subgrade. The raised grade by
2.0m is considered as the FGL in the above analysis. The project site can be raised by compacted
general fill soil. The soil below the foundations shall consist of 0.60m of select compacted fill.
 Select Fill Properties: γ= 18 kN/m3, Modulus of Elasticity = 25,000 kPa, Poisson’s Ratio = 0.35.
Material type, placement, and density specifications for the fill provided in Section 9.0. Fill
material shall be in accordance with Section 6.2.1 and 6.2.2 of AMIES-A-114 and the chemical
tests on the fill shall be performed in accordance with project specifications.
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 The bottom of excavation for foundations should be compacted as per project specifications (or) to
minimum 95% of modified Proctor density. If the foundation bottom consists of clay soils, then
these clays shall be excavated to a depth of 0.6m depth and be replaced with compacted select fill
material.
8.5. BEARING CAPACITY OF SOIL FOR (MFC)

The recommended Net Allowable Bearing Capacity (NABC) values for shallow
different depths below existing grade (Avg. RC El @EGL = +13.70) are tabulated below.
Depth below Final

Foundation Size
Grade Level (m)
Recommended
Approximate
Borehole No.
Equipment/
Equipment/
NABC "qa”
dimension
Structure
Structure
(kN/m²)
Group /
(mxm)
Column C-1301 dia 11.5 x height 40.2 (mxm)

18 x 18 2.5 110 (44.9)
Column C-1201 dia 11.2 x height 43 19 x 19 2.5 110 (45.8)
Column C-4102 dia 6.5 x height 71.5 12 x12 2 130 (46.3)
Column C-2101 dia 6.8 x height 60.7 11 x 11 2 130 (44.1)
(BH-65, 66, 67, 68, 69,
Column C-2201 dia 2.4 x height 49 8x8 1.5 140 (42.6)

70, 71, 72, 73)
Column C-3001 dia 4.8 x height 63.2 10 x 10 1.5 130 (44.9)

Group-F
Column C-4001 dia 5 x height 55.8 10 x 10 1.5 130 (44.9)

Column C-8004 dia 5.6 x height 52.5 10 x 10 1.5 130 (44.9)
Drum D-2002 dia 7.8 x height 14.5 10 x 10 1.5 130 (44.9)
Drum D-5002 dia 6.2 x height 19.3 8x8 1.5 140 (42.6)
Drum D-5004 dia 5.7 x height 21.3 8x8 1.5 140 (42.6)
Drum D-6004 length 21.2 4 x 16 1.5 150 (39.6)
Exchanger E-5001A-D dia 2.9 x length 17 3 x 11 1.5 115 (24.3)
Exchanger E-4105A/B dia 2.3 x length 17 3 x 11 1.5 115 (24.3)
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Depth below Final

Foundation Size
Grade Level (m)
Recommended
Approximate
Borehole No.
Equipment/
Equipment/
NABC "qa”
dimension
Structure
Structure
(kN/m²)
Group /
(mxm)
(mxm)
Compressor K-2001 21 x 6 27x11 2 110 (43.9)
Pump G -1302 3.5 x 7.5 4x8 1 105 (23.4)
Storage tankT-9005 dia 45.2 x height 35 50 x 50 1.5 70 (46.3)
(BH-65, 66, 67, 68, 69,
Storage tank - T-9006 dia 33.2 x height 23 38 x 38 1.5 70 (42.3)

70, 71, 72, 73)
Storage tank - T-9002 dia 20 x heig ht 17 21 x 21 1.5 90 (44.1)

Group-F
Storage tank - T-9007 dia 24 x height 23 25 x 25 1.5 85 (44.0)

Reactor R-2201A/B/C dia 5 x height 12.4 7x7 1.5 90 (24.6)
Heater F-1102 & F-1103 16 x 35 18 x 37 2 90 (44.0)
Heater F-1104 13 x 30 15 x 32 2 95 (43.0)
Piperack 20 x 50 5x5 2.5 125 (23.6)
Equipment structure 20 x 32 4.5 x 4.5 2.5 125 (21.5)
LP Flare 15.5 x 18 6.6 x 6.6 2.5 105 (23.8)
Df=Foundation Depth below Existing Grade Level; EGL = Avg. RC El = +13.70
Notes:
 The average EGL existing at the time of our investigation is considered as the FGL in the above
analysis.
 The bottom of excavation for foundations should be clean of any loose soil and compacted (using a
portable jumping jack compactor) as per project specifications (or) to minimum 95% of modified
Proctor density. If the foundation bottom consists of clay soils, then these clays shall be excavated
to a depth of 0.6m depth and be replaced with compacted select fill material.
TANK SETTLEMENTS & RING BEAM ANALYSIS

We understand that tanks will be installed for this project. Based on the information
provided by the Client, the tanks may be supported either on slab, ringwall, ringwall
with earthpad, or on earth pad foundations. The ring beams will be about 0.60m wide
and about 1.60m deep. Earth pad of about 1.0m was used in the analyses. Based on the
field and laboratory test data obtained from the boreholes, the settlements from the tanks
with for imposed loads are tabulated below.
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Table-8.5: Settlement of Tanks for Group-B
Estimated Dishing
Estimated
Circular Estimated Settlement Settlement, Ds<
Group/ Foundation Settlement
Footing Pressure, at the R/240
BH No. Type at the Edge
Dia., m kPa Center
(mm)
(mm)
9.6 < 12.5
(BH-03, 10, 13, 14, 15, 18, 16, 17, 19, 22, 23, 27, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 41,
(R/240)
Slab 6.0 135 18.7 9.1
Less than the
limit.
19.2 < 25.0
(R/240)
Ringwall 12.0 200 53.94 34.76
42, 43, 44, 46, 49, 53, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62)
Less than the

limit.
28.7 < 41.7
(R/240)
Ringwall 20.0 200 72.04 43.37
Less than the
limit.
40.8 < 54.2
Group-B
Ringwall/ (R/240)
26.0 220 91.21 50.45
EarthPad Less than the
limit.
51.7 < 75
Ringwall/ (R/240)
36.0 220 111.82 60.11
EarthPad Less than the
limit.
67.6 < 93.8
(R/240)
EarthPad 45.0 220 122.81 55.18
Less than the
limit.
70.9 < 104.2
(R/240)
EarthPad 50.0 220 130.4 59.49
Less than the
limit.
EGL= Existing Grade Level
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Table-8.6: Settlement of Tanks for Group-C
Estimated Estimated Dishing
Circular Estimated
Group/ Foundatio Settlement at Settlement Settlement,
Footing Pressure,
BH No. n Type the Center at the Edge Ds<
Dia., m kPa
(mm) (mm) R/240
13.9 > 12.5
(R/240)
Slab 6.0 135 28.61 14.73 Greater
than the
limit.
30.7 > 25
(R/240)
Ringwall 12.0 200 87.6 56.95 Greater
than the
(BH-04, 07, 11, 12, 20, 26, 21, 24, 25, 39, 40, 48)
limit.
45.1 > 41.7
(R/240)
than the
limit.
Group-C
60.9 > 54.2

(R/240)
Ringwall/
26.0 220 137.62 76.69 Greater
EarthPad
than the
limit.
71.5 < 75
Ringwall/ (R/240)
36.0 220 157.78 86.28
EarthPad Less than
the limit.
89.3 < 93.8
(R/240)
EarthPad 45.0 220 167.38 78.11
Less than
the limit.
93.4 <
104.2
EarthPad 50.0 220 173.36 80.12 (R/240)
Less than
the limit.
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Table-8.7: Settlement of Tanks for Group-D
Estimated Dishing
Estimated
Circular Estimated Settlement Settlement,
Group/ Settlement
Foundation Type Footing Pressure, at the Ds<
BH No. at the Edge
Dia., m kPa Center R/240
(mm)
(mm)
17.8 > 12.5
(R/240)
Slab 6.0 135 34.74 16.92 Greater
than the
limit.
29.1 > 25
(R/240)
than the
limit.
39.7 < 41.7
(R/240)
Ringwall 20.0 200 100.97 61.29
Less than
the limit.
(BH-28, 29)
Group-D
49.9 < 54.2

(R/240)
Ringwall/EarthPad 26.0 220 119.4 69.55
Less than
the limit.
59.1 < 75
(R/240)
Ringwall/EarthPad 36.0 220 135.19 76.06
Less than
the limit.
77.2 < 93.8
(R/240)
EarthPad 45.0 220 143.31 66.1
Less than
the limit.
80.0 <
104.1
EarthPad 50.0 220 148.91 68.84 (R/240)
Less than
the limit.
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Table-8.8: Settlement of Tanks for Group-E
Estimated Estimated Dishing
Circular Estimated
Group/ Foundatio Settlement at Settlement Settlement,
Footing Pressure,
BH No. n Type the Center at the Edge Ds<
Dia., m kPa
(mm) (mm) R/240
8.7 < 12.5
(R/240)
Slab 6.0 135 17.45 8.76
Less than
the limit.
15.3 < 25
(R/240)
Ringwall 12.0 200 43.91 28.61
Less than
the limit.
22.2 < 41.7
(R/240)
Ringwall 20.0 200 57.17 35.02
(BH-45, 50, 51, 55, 52, 63, 64)
Less than
the limit.
30.1 < 54.2
Group-E
Ringwall/ (R/240)
26.0 220 70.36 40.28
EarthPad Less than
the limit.
36.7 < 75.0
Ringwall/ (R/240)
36.0 220 81.32 44.67
EarthPad Less than
the limit.
47.4 < 93.8
(R/240)
EarthPad 45.0 220 88.31 40.94
Less than
the limit.
50.1 <
104.2
EarthPad 50.0 220 92.21 42.09 (R/240)
Less than
the limit.
Notes:
1. The average EGL existing at the time of our investigation is considered as the FGL in the above
analysis.
2. Earth Pad shall consist of crushed gravel (stone) or material type A-1-a or A-1-b and shall be
compacted to 95% modified Proctor density. The bottom of the tank shall consist of at least 100m
of sweet sand.
3. The earth pad shall extend to 1.0m beyond the tank diameter. The slope at the edge of the earth
pad shall be compacted to 1(V):1½ (H).
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4. If any cut/fill at the project site, the above recommended settlements are subject to change.
5. The bottom of excavation for foundations should be compacted as per project specifications or to
minimum 95% of modified Proctor density.
6. As per API 625, Annexure B, Dishing Settlement (Ds) - Predicted differential settlement between
the edge of the tank and the center (dishing) should be limited to the radius of the tank divided by
240.
7. Maximum allowable uniform settlement at the edge of the tanks is 50 mm, as per API 650 criteria.
8. Differential settlement around the periphery of the tank (tangential settlement) is 13 mm in an arc
of 10 m, as per API 650 criteria.
9. Sample Calculation Sheets presented in Appendix-C2.
REMARK: The existing surficial soils in Groups (A, B, C, D, E & F) and Sadara South
and North are mostly in medium dense to very dense condition and followed by clayey
layers in some of the boreholes. Thus, from the above analysis, we understand that the
existing soils at the site are capable of supporting the proposed structures. In the event
that the recommended net allowable bearing capacities for shallow foundations in the
above table, are intentionally limited to 300kPa. If loading exceeds 300 kPa, GULF
CONSULT shall be notified to reassess the structure specific area to confirm if soil
mitigation is really required based on specification of the structure/equipment.
Whereas, the subgrade soils in Group-F had loose to medium dense consistency soils
from 1.50 to 2.50 and 3.50 to 4.50m. Thus, from the above analysis, we understand that
the existing soil at the specified group may be capable of supporting the proposed
structures, especially for lightly loaded structures. While for the other structures, where
the recommended net allowable bearing capacities for shallow foundations in the above
table, do not meet the design requirements, then soil mitigations/deep foundations
should be carried out.
8.6. HIGHER BEARING CAPACITY BY SOIL IMPROVEMENT

Recommended NABC values in the above tables are capable of supporting the proposed
constructions, except recommended NABC for Group-F (Table-8.4) where soil
improvement may be required, if the loads are medium to high. In case of heavy column
loads, the following soil improvement methods can be considered for the existing
subsoil condition for all the groups. The selection of the soil improvement method shall
be determined by the specialist contractor.
The following soil improvement methods can be considered for the existing subsoil
condition.
A. Vibro Replacement Method (Stone Columns)
B. Deep Soil Mixing (DSM)
C. Rigid Inclusions (RI)
D. Rammed Aggregate Piers (RAP)
E. Deep Pile Foundations
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Other methods like vibro compaction, dynamic compaction and dynamic replacement
are not suitable since fine content is greater than 15%, which is not applicable in this
subsoil condition. Brief description of the above suggested soil improvement methods
are as follows:
A. SOIL IMPROVEMENT BY STONE COLUMN (VIBRO REPLACEMENT)

Based on our field explorations, loose soils were encountered in the borings coming
under Group-F. Various loose soils layers were encountered in boreholes BH-70 (3.50m
to 4.50m) and BH-73 (1.50m to 2.50m). Soil improvement method such as Stone Columns
up to 5.0m depth below existing ground level could be considered the adequate method
for soil improvement. This method consists of lowering vibratory probe into the ground
and replacing the loose material with aggregate to achieve adequate compaction.
The spacing of probe points and exact depth of treatment is depending on the equipment
used by Specialist Contractor. After the improvement, required bearing capacity could
be attained for isolated spread/strip footing and rigid raft foundations depending upon
the spacing and the depth of the stone columns. Specialist contractor should be
consulted for detailed information for the achievable Safe Bearing Capacity using the
employed equipment.
For plan layout and sectional details with design calculations and sequence of
construction for stone columns, specialist contractors could be consulted.
Note: For safety of the existing structures, outer boundary of the soil improvement area
should be at least 5.0m away from the existing structure. The replacement material shall
consist of hard, durable fragment of stone or gravel. As a general rule, suitable size of
material is 1-4 inches. Typical gradation & other physical properties are detailed below.
Standard Sieve Size

Percent Passing
3”
100
2”
60-70
1 ½”
30-40
1”
0-10
Specific Gravity
2.40 (minimum)
Wear in Los Angeles Test
50% (maximum)
Absorption
3% (maximum)
Soundness Test, Loss by Magnesium
18% (maximum)
Sulfate
Quality Assurance for Vibro-Replacement
- The Contractor shall prove by tests that the improved ground will safely carry
the design load.
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- The test program and vibro pattern shall be proposed by the contractor and to
be approved by Owner's Representative.
- Quality Control tests, such as Dutch Cone Test or boreholes with continuous
SPT shall be performed by Independent Laboratory.
Contractor's proposal shall contain field trials and Plate / Zone Load Tests after soil
improvement. Load test shall be performed for Quality Control. Such that, after soil
improvement, at least Four (04) Plate Load Tests (PLT) following ASTM D-1196 and One
(01) Zone Load Test (ZLT) using plate size of minimum 1.5m x 1.5m shall be performed
per each structure and one for every 2000 square meters of the improved area or
minimum two tests per site is recommended. The test shall be performed on a precast
footing at least up to 1.5 times the design load.
As specified in the preceding section, it is the responsibility of Soil Improvement

Contractor’s to prove the achieved bearing capacity by testing (SPT/CPT/Pressure
meter) after improvement.
B. DEEP SOIL MIXING (DSM)

The use of Deep Soil Mixing (DSM) is growing across the world in strengthening and
sealing weak ground. The method helps to achieve significant improvement of the
existing soil. The existing soil which has to be improved can be mixed mechanically
other with a slurry including binder (wet DSM) or with a dry binder (dry DSM), the
improved soil after mixing with cement or compound binders will be called as soil-mix
(or soil-cement).
Specialist contractor should be consulted for detailed information for the achievable Safe
Bearing Capacity using the DSM method. At the investigated locations, soil
improvement by DSM up to 4.5~10m depth, can achieve allowable Bearing Capacity
above 200 kPa that shall be verified by the specialist contractor.
C. RIGID INCLUSION (RI)

Rigid Inclusion (RI) was developed by ASIRI Project, where RI is technical common
name. RI is a specialized ground improvement scheme that can improve the weak
ground and reduce settlements. It is known as Controlled Modulus Column (CMC) or
Controlled Stiffness Column (CSC).
Generally RI of diameters 250mm to 450mm is adopted. RIs can be installed using a

specialized auger that can displace the soil without almost any vibration or spoils. Hence
the risk of contamination is reduced.
The RIs function by transferring the load from a load transfer platform to a RI/soil
matrix below.
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D. RAMMED AGGREGATE PIERS (RAP)
Rammed Aggregate Piers (RAP) is a method of constructing shallow foundations in
marginal soils. This ground improvement technique consists of columns of compacted
stone installed in groups to reinforce soft, cohesive soil and poor fill. RAP are employed
in soils that are likely still soft, but have enough strength to provide lateral confinement.
RAP are used to increase bearing pressure and mitigate settlement under structural
footings, and can support a variety of structures — ranging from multi-story buildings,
agricultural and industrial facilities, liquid storage tanks and MSE walls in
transportation applications.
RAP are constructed by pre-drilling a hole, placing aggregate in lifts, and then tamping
or ramming the lifts down into the hole. The process is repeated until the pre-drilled
hole is filled with highly compacted aggregate. Installing aggregate piers is a
straightforward process, starting with excavation. Using hydraulic crowd pressure, a
hole is excavated by advancing the probe into the ground and displacing the soil
laterally. If the probe is used (in soft soil) to advance the hole, minimal to no spoils are
generated. In some cases where stiff layers of soil or man-made fill may slow or prevent
probe advancement, the hole can be pre-drilled.
To feed the stone into the hole to form the aggregate pier, there are three methods: Dry
Top Feed, Dry Bottom Feed and Wet Top Feed. Finally, lifts are compacted using
vibration and down pressure from the vibroflot until a high modulus column is
complete. RAP can be installed to depths ranging from 10 to 40 ft (3 to 12m). Depending
on the depths of improvement, RAP can be installed at a rate of 40 to 60 piers per shift,
and typical bearing pressures are in the range of 4,000 pounds per square foot (psf)
(190kPa) to 6,000 psf (285kPa).
At the investigated locations, soil improvement by RAP up to 10m depth, can achieve
allowable Bearing Capacity above 200 kPa that shall be verified by the specialist
contractor. Specialist contractor should be consulted for detailed information for the
achievable Safe Bearing Capacity using RAP method.
E. PILE FOUNDATION RECOMMENDATIONS

To transfer heavy structural loads from the superstructure into the competent load
bearing stratum, deep bored cast in-situ piles, driven piles and auger cast in-situ piles
(ACIP) can be considered. AllPile7 software was used to calculate the pile capacities. Pile
length has been assumed below existing grade level (EGL). In addition, fixed head and
free head condition was assumed for the purpose of our analysis.
Sample calculation for safe load on piles and deflection of piles under lateral loads is
given in Appendix-C2. Safe loads in compression, tension and lateral capacities of 0.60m
and 0.80m diameter piles of different lengths are given below.
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Table-8.9: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-A – BORED PILES
Allowable (Safe) Capacity
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
SC 10 44 1,250 685 899 589

BH-01, 0.60
SC 15 64 2,203 762 1,406 1,002
02, 05, 06,
SC 10 79 1,666 1,378 1,384 805
08, 09, 47 0.80
SC 15 114 2,973 3,335 2,820 1,375
Fs1 – Safety Factor for End Bearing = 2.5; Fs2 – Safety Factor for Friction along the Shaft = 2;
Fs3 – Safety Factor for Uplift Load = 2.0; Wp – Effective Pile Weight
Table-8.9.1: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-A - BORED PILES
Lateral Deflection (cm) for
Pile Length
Pile Diameter (m) Horizontal Load of
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.0392 0.1400
0.60
15 0.0393 0.1400
10 0.0117 0.0458
0.80
15 0.0117 0.0459
Table-8.9.2: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-A - BORED PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.1550 0.5330
0.60
15 0.1560 0.5340
10 0.0516 0.1840
0.80
15 0.0517 0.1850
Table-8.9.3: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-A - BORED PILES
Pile Length Expected Lateral Load

Below EGL (m) 0.60m Dia Pile 0.80m Dia Pile
10 235 475
15 235 475
Table-8.9.4: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-A - BORED PILES

10 105 210
15 105 210
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Table-8.10: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-A – ACIP PILES
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
SC 10 44 1,805 702 1,137 947

BH-01, 0.60
SC 15 64 2,708 1,497 1,853 1,418
02, 05, 06,
SC 10 79 2,407 1,378 1,663 1,282
08, 09, 47 0.80
SC 15 114 3,611 3,335 2,917 1,919
Table-8.10.1: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-A– ACIP PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.2690 0.910
0.60
15 0.2710 0.915
10 0.0948 0.322
0.80
15 0.0954 0.324
Table-8.10.2: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-A– ACIP PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 1.1600 3.770
0.60
15 1.1700 3.780
10 0.4190 1.400
0.80
15 0.4210 1.410
Table-8.10.3: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-A - ACIP PILES

10 75 165
15 75 165
Table-8.10.4: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-A - ACIP PILES

10 30 70
15 30 70
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Table-8.11: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-A – DRIVEN PILES
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
SC 10 44 1,571 1,192 1,381 696

BH-01, 0.60
SC 15 64 2,857 3,002 2,929 1,220
02, 05, 06,
SC 10 79 2,094 2,487 2,291 948
08, 09, 47 0.80
SC 15 114 3,875 6,704 5,290 1,675
Table-8.11.1: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-A– DRIVEN PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.0393 0.1400
0.60
15 0.0394 0.1410
10 0.0125 0.0460
0.80
15 0.0125 0.0461
Table-8.11.2: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-A– DRIVEN PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.1560 0.5340
0.60
15 0.1560 0.5350
10 0.0520 0.1850
0.80
15 0.0521 0.1850
Table-8.11.3: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-A - DRIVEN PILES

10 225 450
15 225 450
Table-8.11.4: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-A - DRIVEN PILES

10 100 210
15 100 210
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Table-8.12: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-B – BORED PILES
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
BH-03, 10, 13, 14, 15, 18, 16, 17,
19, 22, 23, 27, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34,
35, 36, 37, 38, 41, 42, 43, 44, 46,
49, 53, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61,
SC 10 44 459 661 494 187

0.60
SC 15 64 1,392 738 991 594
62
SC 10 79 512 1,175 776 269

0.80
SC 15 113 1,892 1,516 1,552 831
Table-8.12.1: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-B - BORED PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.0825 0.1650
0.60
15 0.0821 0.1640
10 0.0539 0.1080
0.80
15 0.0536 0.1070
Table-8.12.2: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-B - BORED PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.2090 0.5280
0.60
15 0.2080 0.5260
10 0.1350 0.2720
0.80
15 0.1340 0.2700
Table-8.12.3: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-B - BORED PILES

10 225 500
15 225 500
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Table-8.12.4: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-B- BORED PILES

10 100 225
15 100 225
Table-8.12A: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-B – BORED PILES-
BASINS – PILE ELEVATION AT -25.0m below EGL
Total Downward
EGL (Pile Length),
Soil at Pile Tip
Elevation below
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
(m)
BH's m Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
SC -4 (21) 81 3,046 665 1,789 1,327

BH-03, 10, 13, 14, 15, 18, 16, 17, 19, 22, 23,
27, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 41, 42,
43, 44, 46, 49, 53, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61,
SC -6 (19) 74 2,875 628 1,689 1,270

0.60 SC -10 (15) 58 2,399 554 1,421 1,107
SC -14 (11) 42 1,650 491 1,022 780
SC -18 (7) 27 981 431 663 476
62
SC -4 (21) 145 4,416 1,410 2,772 1,907

SC -6 (19) 131 4,179 1,322 2,618 1,825
0.80 SC -10 (15) 103 3,487 1,148 2,203 1,584
SC -14 (11) 76 2,330 974 1,555 1,096
SC -18 (7) 48 1,358 828 1,010 661
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Table-8.13: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-B – ACIP PILES
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
BH-03, 10, 13, 14, 15, 18, 16, 17,
19, 22, 23, 27, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34,
35, 36, 37, 38, 41, 42, 43, 44, 46,
49, 53, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61,
SC 10 44 1,805 661 1,123 947

0.60
SC 15 64 2,708 738 1,600 1,418
62
SC 10 79 2,407 1,175 1,595 1,282

0.80
SC 15 113 3,611 1,516 2,311 1,919
Table-8.13.1: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-B– ACIP PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.2970 0.8940
0.60
15 0.2980 0.8910
10 0.1720 0.3740
0.80
15 0.1720 0.3740
Table-8.13.2: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-B– ACIP PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 1.160 3.660
0.60
15 1.160 3.660
10 0.505 1.430
0.80
15 0.506 1.420
Table-8.13.3: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-B - ACIP PILES

10 75 160
15 75 160
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Table-8.13.4: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-B - ACIP PILES

10 30 65
15 30 65
Table-8.13A: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-B – ACIP PILES
BASINS – PILE ELEVATION AT -25.0 below EGL
Total Downward
EGL (Pile Length),
Soil at Pile Tip
Elevation below
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
(m)
BH's Tension,
m Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
SC -4 (21) 81 3,790 665 2,117 1,977

BH-03, 10, 13, 14, 15, 18, 16, 17, 19, 22, 23,
27, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 41, 42,
43, 44, 46, 49, 53, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61,
SC -6 (19) 74 3,428 628 1,924 1,788

0.60 SC -10 (15) 58 2,705 554 1,537 1,411
SC -14 (11) 42 1,981 491 1,154 1,033
SC -18 (7) 27 1,257 431 772 655
62
SC -4 (21) 145 5,053 1,410 2,997 2,672

SC -6 (19) 131 4,571 1,322 2,726 2,417
0.80 SC -10 (15) 103 3,606 1,148 2,186 1,907
SC -14 (11) 76 2,641 974 1,645 1,396
SC -18 (7) 48 1,676 828 1,114 886
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Table-8.14: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-B – DRIVEN PILES
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
SC 10 44 805 1,805 945 303

BH-03, 10, 13, 14, 15,
18, 16, 17, 19, 22, 23,
27, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34,
35, 36, 37, 38, 41, 42,
43, 44, 46, 49, 53, 54,
56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61,
0.60
SC 15 64 2,055 1,243 1,649 815
62
SC 10 79 1,074 1,930 1,502 423

0.80
SC 15 113 2,807 2,627 2,717 1,136
Table-8.14.1: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-B– DRIVEN PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.0823 0.1650
0.60
15 0.0818 0.1640
10 0.0537 0.1070
0.80
15 0.0534 0.1070
Table-8.14.2: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-B– DRIVEN PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.2080 0.5280
0.60
15 0.2080 0.5260
10 0.1340 0.2710
0.80
15 0.1340 0.2690
Table-8.14.3: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-B - DRIVEN PILES

10 225 475
15 225 475
Table-8.14.4: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-B - DRIVEN PILES

10 105 215
15 105 215
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Table-8.15: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-C – BORED PILES
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
BH-04, SC 10 44 1,040 636 774 522

07, 11, 12, 0.60
SC 15 64 2,411 731 1,498 1,220
20, 26, 21, SC 10 79 1,387 958 1,077 716
24, 25, 39, 0.80
40, 48 SC 15 113 3,226 1,328 2,144 1,658
Table-8.15.1: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-C - BORED PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.0929 0.1860
0.60
15 0.0924 0.1850
10 0.0603 0.1210
0.80
15 0.0600 0.1200
Table-8.15.2: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-C - BORED PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.2350 0.5750
0.60
15 0.2340 0.5730
10 0.1510 0.3040
0.80
15 0.1500 0.3020
Table-8.15.3: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-C - BORED PILES

10 225 475
15 225 475
Table-8.15.4: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-C - BORED PILES

10 100 200
15 100 200
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Table-8.15A: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-C – BORED PILES-
Total Downward
EGL (Pile Length),
Soil at Pile Tip
Elevation below
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
(m)
BH's Tension,
m
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
SC -4 (21) 81 3,509 1,308 2,278 1,661

BH-04, 07, 11, 12, 20, 26, 21,
SC -6 (19) 74 3,370 1,190 2,161 1,613

0.60 SC -10 (15) 58 2,345 948 1,552 1,123
24, 25, 39, 40, 48
SC -14 (11) 42 1,111 758 859 512

SC -18 (7) 27 406 573 432 185
SC -4 (21) 145 4,972 3,066 3,712 2,335
SC -6 (19) 131 4,756 2,779 3,490 2,259
0.80 SC -10 (15) 103 3,338 2,216 2,555 1,583
SC -14 (11) 76 1,603 1,653 1,463 736
SC -18 (7) 48 593 1,209 780 274
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Table-8.16: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-C – ACIP PILES
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
BH-04, SC 10 44 1,805 585 1,098 947

07, 11, 12, 0.60
SC 15 64 2,708 574 1,545 1,418
20, 26, 21, SC 10 79 2,407 958 1,523 1,282
24, 25, 39, 0.80
40, 48 SC 15 113 3,611 1,328 2,248 1,919
Table-8.16.1: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-C– ACIP PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.3320 0.9600
0.60
15 0.3340 0.9600
10 0.1990 0.4190
0.80
15 0.1990 0.4180
Table-8.16.2: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-C– ACIP PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 1.240 3.910
0.60
15 1.250 3.920
10 0.561 1.530
0.80
15 0.562 1.520
Table-8.16.3: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-C - ACIP PILES

10 70 150
15 70 150
Table-8.16.4: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-C - ACIP PILES

10 30 60
15 30 60
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Table-8.16A: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-C – ACIP PILES
Total Downward
EGL (Pile Length),
Soil at Pile Tip
Elevation below
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
BH's (m) Tension,
m
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
SC -4 (21) 81 3,790 1,308 2,331 1,977

BH-04, 07, 11, 12, 20, 26, 21,
SC -6 (19) 74 3,428 1,190 2,111 1,788

0.60 SC -10 (15) 58 2,705 948 1,668 1,411
24, 25, 39, 40, 48
SC -14 (11) 42 1,981 758 1,243 1,033

SC -18 (7) 27 1,257 573 819 655
SC -4 (21) 145 5,053 3,066 3,548 2,672
SC -6 (19) 131 4,571 2,779 3,212 2,417
0.80 SC -10 (15) 103 3,606 2,216 2,541 1,907
SC -14 (11) 76 2,641 1,653 1,871 1,396
SC -18 (7) 48 1,676 1,209 1,241 886
Table-8.17: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-C – DRIVEN PILES
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
BH-04, 07, SC 10 44 1,209 621 915 579

11, 12, 20, 0.60
SC 15 64 2,611 983 1,797 1,286
26, 21, 24,
25, 39, 40, SC 10 79 1,612 1,069 1,340 791
0.80
48 SC 15 113 3,500 2,449 2,975 1,749
Table-8.17.1: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-C– DRIVEN PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.0941 0.1880
0.60
15 0.0936 0.1870
10 0.0610 0.1220
0.80
15 0.0607 0.1210
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Table-8.17.2: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-C– DRIVEN PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.2380 0.5760
0.60
15 0.2370 0.5740
10 0.1530 0.3070
0.80
15 0.1520 0.3060
Table-8.17.3: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-C - DRIVEN PILES

10 215 465
15 215 465
Table-8.17.4: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-C - DRIVEN PILES

10 100 200
15 100 200
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Table-8.18: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-D – BORED PILES
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
SC 10 44 1,660 703 1,112 803

0.60
SC 15 64 2,628 780 1,626 1,221
BH-28, 29
SC 10 79 2,214 1,251 1,607 1,091
0.80
SC 15 114 3,540 1,592 2,407 1,667
Table-8.18.1: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-D - BORED PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.055 0.0201
0.60
15 0.055 0.0201
10 0.0023 0.0084
0.80
15 0.0023 0.0083
Table-8.18.2: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-D - BORED PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.0184 0.0753
0.60
15 0.0183 0.0756
10 0.0077 0.0309
0.80
15 0.0077 0.0308
Table-8.18.3: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-D - BORED PILES

10 500 850
15 500 850
Table-8.18.4: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-D - BORED PILES

10 250 500
15 250 500
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Table-8.19: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-D – ACIP PILES
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
SC 10 44 1,805 703 1,137 947

0.60
SC 15 64 2,708 780 1,614 1,418
BH-28, 29
SC 10 79 2,407 1,251 1,620 1,282
0.80
SC 15 114 3,611 1,592 2,336 1,919
Table-8.19.1: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-D– ACIP PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.0291 0.1250
0.60
15 0.0296 0.1270
10 0.0122 0.0485
0.80
15 0.0144 0.0489
Table-8.19.2: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-D– ACIP PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.1100 0.5090
0.60
15 0.1100 0.5080
10 0.0419 0.1880
0.80
15 0.0418 0.1880
Table-8.19.3: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-D - ACIP PILES

10 200 350
15 200 350
Table-8.19.4: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-D - ACIP PILES

10 100 180
15 100 180
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Table-8.20: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-D – DRIVEN PILES
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
SC 10 44 1,945 1,172 1,558 898

0.60
SC 15 64 3,257 1,329 2,293 1,430
BH-28, 29
SC 10 79 2,593 2,084 2,338 1,217
0.80
SC 15 114 4,408 2,781 3,594 1,956
Table-8.20.1: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-D– DRIVEN PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.0055 0.0201
0.60
15 0.0055 0.0201
10 0.0023 0.0084
0.80
15 0.0023 0.0083
Table-8.20.2: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-D– DRIVEN PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.0184 0.0754
0.60
15 0.0183 0.0757
10 0.0078 0.0309
0.80
15 0.0077 0.0308
Table-8.20.3: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-D - DRIVEN PILES

10 650 1000
15 650 1000
Table-8.20.4: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-D - DRIVEN PILES

10 250 500
15 250 500
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Table-8.21: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-E – BORED PILES
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
SM 10 44 411 1,283 719 162

BH-45, 0.60
SM 15 64 846 1,507 1,026 306
50, 51, 55,
SM 10 79 548 2,282 1,187 236
52, 63, 64 0.80
SM 15 114 1,172 1,712 1,271 448
Table-8.21.1: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-E – BORED PILES-
Total Downward Allowable (Safe) Capacity
Elevation below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in,( Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Length), m
Frictional
Total End
EGL (Pile
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
BH's
(kN)
(kN)
(m)
Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
ML -4 (21) 81 1,696 416 1,014 632

ML -6 (19) 74 1,524 393 919 575
0.60 ML -10 (15) 58 1,097 344 686 438
ML -14 (11) 42 745 297 491 321
BH-45,
ML -18 (7) 27 501 255 352 236
50, 51, 55,
ML -4 (21) 145 2,628 896 1,672 984
52, 63, 64
ML -6 (19) 131 2,377 831 1,521 899
0.80 ML -10 (15) 103 1,751 718 1,163 692
ML -14 (11) 76 1,142 606 813 490
ML -18 (7) 48 712 494 554 320
Table-8.21.2: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-E - BORED PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.0804 0.1610
0.60
15 0.0799 0.1600
10 0.0530 0.1060
0.80
15 0.0526 0.1050
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Table-8.21.3: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-E - BORED PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.2030 0.5230
0.60
15 0.2030 0.5220
10 0.1310 0.2650
0.80
15 0.1310 0.2630
Table-8.21.4: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-E - BORED PILES

10 225 475
15 225 475
Table-8.21.5: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-E - BORED PILES

10 105 200
15 105 200
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Table-8.22: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-E – ACIP PILES
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
SM 10 44 1,805 1,283 1,330 947

BH-45, 0.60
SM 15 64 2,708 1,013 1,692 1,418
50, 51, 55,
SM 10 79 2,407 2,282 1,964 1,282
52, 63, 64 0.80
SM 15 114 3,611 1,712 2,376 1,919
Table-8.22.1: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-E – ACIP PILES
Total Downward Allowable (Safe) Capacity
Elevation below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Length), m
Frictional
Total End
EGL (Pile
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
BH's
(kN)
(kN)
(m)
Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
ML -4 (21) 81 3,790 416 2,034 1,977

ML -6 (19) 74 3,428 393 1,845 1,788
0.60 ML -10 (15) 58 2,705 344 1,467 1,411
BH-45, ML -14 (11) 42 1,981 297 1,089 1,033
50, 51, ML -18 (7) 27 1,257 255 713 655
55, 52, ML -4 (21) 145 5,053 896 2,825 2,672
63, 64 ML -6 (19) 131 4,571 831 2,562 2,417
0.80 ML -10 (15) 103 3,606 718 2,042 1,907
ML -14 (11) 76 2,641 606 1,522 1,396
ML -18 (7) 48 1,676 494 1,002 886
Table-8.22.2: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-E– ACIP PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.2960 0.8850
0.60
15 0.2980 0.8850
10 0.1710 0.3710
0.80
15 0.1710 0.3710
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Table-8.22.3: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-E– ACIP PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 1.1500 3.630
0.60
15 1.1500 3.640
10 0.5000 1.4100
0.80
15 0.5010 1.4100
Table-8.22.4: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-E - ACIP PILES

10 75 160
15 75 160
Table-8.22.5: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-E - ACIP PILES

10 30 65
15 30 65
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Table-8.23: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-E – DRIVEN PILES
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
SM 10 44 764 2,590 1,677 279

BH-45, 0.60
SM 15 64 1,572 2,023 1,797 547
50, 51, 55,
SM 10 79 1,019 4,604 2,811 392
52, 63, 64 0.80
SM 15 114 2,177 3,386 2,781 783
Table-8.23.1: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-E– DRIVEN PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.0808 0.1620
0.60
15 0.0804 0.1610
10 0.0531 0.1060
0.80
15 0.0528 0.1060
Table-8.23.2: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-E– DRIVEN PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.2050 0.5220
0.60
15 0.2040 0.5210
10 0.1320 0.2660
0.80
15 0.1310 0.2650
Table-8.23.3: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-E - DRIVEN PILES

10 225 500
15 225 500
Table-8.23.4: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-E - DRIVEN PILES

10 100 215
15 100 215
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Table-8.24: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-F – BORED PILES
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
BH-65, SC 10 44 682 648 600 311

0.60
66, 67, 68, SC 15 64 1,605 725 1,092 716
69, 70, 71, SC 10 79 909 1,152 915 435
72, 73 0.80
SC 15 113 2,176 1,493 1,685 993
Table-8.24.1: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-F - BORED PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.0929 0.187
0.60
15 0.0932 0.188
10 0.0615 0.124
0.80
15 0.0615 0.124
Table-8.24.2: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-F - BORED PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.224 0.593
0.60
15 0.225 0.593
10 0.149 0.303
0.80
15 0.149 0.304
Table-8.24.3: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-F - BORED PILES

10 210 425
15 210 425
Table-8.24.4: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-F - BORED PILES

10 95 190
15 95 190
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Table-8.25: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-F – ACIP PILES
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
SC 10 44 1,805 648 1,119 947

SC 15 64 2,708 725 1,596 1,418
0.60
SC 20 83 3,611 724 2,047 1,889
SC 25 103 4,514 724 2,498 2,360
BH-65, SC 10 79 2,407 1,152 1,587 1,282
66, 67, 68,
SC 15 113 3,611 1,493 2,303 1,919
69, 70, 71, 0.80
72, 73 SC 20 148 4,814 1,560 2,927 2,556
SC 25 183 6,018 1,560 3,529 3,192
SC 10 123 3,010 1,801 2,105 1,628
1.00 SC 15 178 4,515 2,333 3,035 2,435
SC 20 232 6,020 2,863 3,964 3,242
Table-8.25.1: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-F– ACIP PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.307 0.953
15 0.310 0.958
0.60
20 0.308 0.959
25 0.319 0.982
10 0.182 0.416
15 0.183 0.420
0.80
20 0.182 0.414
25 0.187 0.437
10 0.134 0.269
1.0 15 0.135 0.271
20 0.134 0.268
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Table-8.25.2: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-F– ACIP PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.516 1.56
15 0.519 1.57
0.60
20 1.190 3.81
25 1.230 3.89
10 0.516 1.56
15 0.519 1.57
0.80
20 0.517 1.56
25 0.530 1.60
10 0.330 0.815
1.0 15 0.331 0.822
20 0.329 0.807
Table-8.25.3: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-F - ACIP PILES

10 70 140
15 70 140
Table-8.25.4: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-F - ACIP PILES

10 30 50
15 30 50
Table-8.26: Safe Load of 0.6m & 0.8m Diameter Pile – GROUP-F – DRIVEN PILES
Total Downward
Pile Length below
Soil at Pile Tip
Resistance, Qs
in, (Qs)
Bearing, Qb
Frictional
Total End
Pile (kN)
Pile Dia.
Wp for
(kN)
(kN)
EGL
(m)
BH's Tension,
Compression,
Qsten
Qscomp, (kN)
(kN)
BH-65, SC 10 48 765 893 829 349

0.60
66, 67, 68, SC 15 68 1,876 1,049 1,462 819
69, 70, 71, SC 10 86 1,021 1,588 1,304 487
72, 73 0.80
SC 15 121 2,567 2,282 2,425 1,142
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Table-8.26.1: Fixed Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-F– DRIVEN PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.124 0.369
0.60
15 0.124 0.370
10 0.058 0.148
0.80
15 0.059 0.148
Table-8.26.2: Free Head Lateral Pile Capacities – GROUP-F– DRIVEN PILES
Pile Length
Below EGL (m)
50kN 100kN
10 0.449 1.360
0.60
15 0.451 1.360
10 0.177 0.540
0.80
15 0.178 0.542
Table-8.26.3: Allowable Lateral Load Fixed Head – GROUP-F - DRIVEN PILES

10 130 275
15 130 275
Table-8.26.4: Allowable Lateral Load Free Head – GROUP-F - DRIVEN PILES

10 55 125
15 55 125
8.6.1. AXIAL AND LATERAL GROUP EFFECTS

A reduction in the individual shaft capacity, to allow for group effects, is usually not
necessary for shafts having sufficient center-to center spacing. The reduction in
individual capacity depends on many factors including the configuration of the group,
number of shafts in the group, shaft size, the depth of installation, and the shaft spacing.
We expect that axial group effects will be negligible provided that center-to center
spacing is at least 3 times the shaft diameter both in compression and tension.
Due to group effect, the lateral capacity of individual piles cannot be fully developed.
Deduction factors are applied to the soil reaction, and then lateral analysis is performed
for individual piles. Lateral capacity of a group under a pile cap is calculated by the
summation of individual piles. The deduction factors for 2 piles and 3 piles (triangular
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fashion) placed at 3 diameters center to center with pile caps is summarized in below
table. The output for the lateral load analyses are attached in the Appendix-C2.
Table-8.27: Reduction factors for Laterally Loaded Piles
Deduction Factor
No of Piles
Fixed Head Free Head
2 Piles with 3 diameter Spacing
Center to Center
Loading in Y Direction Loading in Y Direction
Rside = 1.00, Rfront = 1.00 Rside = 1.00, Rfront = 1.00
Y
Loading in X Direction Loading in X Direction
X
3 Piles (Triangle) with 3 diameter

Spacing Center to Center
Loading in X-30-Y Direction Loading in X-30-Y Direction

X-30-Y (Lateral Load is 30 degree (Lateral Load is 30 degree
from X to Y) from X to Y)
Loading in X Direction Loading in X Direction
Y Rside = 1.00, Rfront = 0.38 Rside = 1.00, Rfront = 0.38
X
X=Horizontal Direction; Y=Vertical Direction; X-30-Y=Lateral Loading is 30 degree from X to Y
8.6.2. BORED PILE CONCRETE PLACEMENT CONTROL

It is recommended to use temporary steel casing in case of bored cast in-situ piles in non-
cohesive sand formation for full length of pile. During the drilling operation, maintain
constant hydrostatic head inside the hole in level with or above the natural ground water
table.
After reaching the required termination depth, remove drill cuttings & mud completely
from the bottom of the drilled hole by using a cleaning bucket. In the cleaned hole, lower
the steel casing keeping vertical alignment with side spacers for ensuring required clear
cover. Concrete shall be placed by tremie method. Withdraw temporary casing
gradually while pouring concrete and ensure to have casing tip for minimum 1.0m
below the concrete inside the casing at any stage of concrete pouring.
During the installation of the piles, a production log shall be prepared showing the
actual depth of the casing, the boring depth, the reached groundwater level inside the
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boring and the actual groundwater level and the volume of concrete poured compared
with the theoretical volume of concrete.
Note: Quality control tests shall be performed during pile construction on fresh and
hardened concrete as per the project specifications.
8.6.3. ACIP OR CFA PILE GROUT/CONCRETE PLACEMENT CONTROL

A. Drilling
ACIP or CFA piles are drilled in one continuous operation using a continuous
flight auger. While advancing the auger to the required depth, it is essential that
the auger flights be filled with soil so that the stability of the hole is maintained.
Controlling the rate of penetration helps to avoid lateral decompression of the
ground inside the hole, the loosening of the in-situ soil around the hole, and
ground subsidence adjacent to the pile. The proper rate of penetration may be
difficult to maintain if the rig does not have adequate torque and down-force to
rotate the auger, when a soil profile being drilled has mixed soil conditions (e.g.,
weak and strong layers), difficulties may arise.
B. Grouting and Installation
When the drilling stage is completed and the auger has penetrated the required
depth, the grouting stage must begin immediately. Grout or concrete shall be
pumped under pressure through a hose to the top of the rig and delivered to the
base of the auger via the hollow center of the auger stem.
The general grouting and installation sequence is as follows:
• Upon achieving the design pile tip elevation, the auger is lifted a short
distance [typically 150 to 300 mm (6 to 12 in.)] and grout is pumped under
pressure to expel the plug at the base of the internal pipe and commence
the flow. The auger shall be screwed back down to the original pile tip
elevation to establish a small head of grout or concrete on the auger and to
achieve a good bearing contact at the pile tip.
• The grout is pumped continuously under pressure [typically up to 2 MPa
(300 psi) measured at the top of the auger] while the auger is lifted
smoothly in one continuous operation.
• As the auger is lifted, the soil shall be removed from the flights at the
ground surface so that soil cuttings are not lifted high into the air (potential
safety hazard).
• After the auger has cleared the ground surface and the grouting/concrete
procedure is completed, any remaining soil cuttings are removed from the
area at the top of the pile and the top of the pile is cleared of debris and
contamination.
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• The reinforcement cage shall be lowered into the fluid grout/concrete to
the required depth and tied off at the ground surface to maintain the
proper reinforcement elevation.
8.6.4. DRIVEN PILE INSTALLATION

The piles are recommended to be driven to penetration criterion. The required
penetration for the piles should be based on capacity curves presented in the final report.
A drivability analyses based on the actual hammer used to install the piles should be
completed by the pile installer and pile testing subcontractor. We recommend that the
piles be monitored to ensure that the pile driving stresses in the piles are within
allowable limits. It is our understanding that the Contractor will retain an experienced
pile consultant that will develop acceptance criteria for driving the piles including blows
per inch (or pile set in inches per blow). Using the pile driving acceptance criteria
established by the pile consultant, the remaining piles at the project site shall be driven
using the acceptance criteria (refusal criteria) established.
We may anticipate the necessity of predrilling to assist with the installation of the piles
for this project. The design engineer in conjunction with the geotechnical consultant
should prepare detailed pile driving specifications. The contractor should provide the
Engineer with wave equation analyses, which models the drive-string configuration
including the hammer, cap block, cushions, and pile, to ensure the proper hammer
selection for the installation of the piles. A detailed log of pile installation including
record of hammer blows per foot of penetration from the initial to the final blow, driving
date, pile information, hammer information, cushion information, hammer and
compressor operation information, ground and pile tip elevations, records of pre-drilling
and/or re-tapping, and notes on installation delays, problems, or unusual occurrences.
8.6.5. PILE DESIGN AND TESTING REQUIREMENTS

A. Design Requirement
The analysis and assessment of at least 3 different pile design and installation
options (e.g. bored and cast in-place, continuous flight auger (CFA), driven
displacement, driven…etc.) are provided in the above section of the geotechnical
report
B. Testing Contractor Requirement
Pile testing shall only be undertaken by contractors with valid appropriate pile
testing training certificate.
C. Aligned with ASTM
Pile testing shall be in line with the following ASTM standards:
• D1143/D1143M Standard Test Methods for Deep Foundation under Static
Axial Compressive Load
• D3966/D3966M Standard Test Methods for Deep Foundation under Lateral
Load
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• D3689/D3689M Standard Test Methods for Deep Foundation under Static
Axial Tensile Load
• D4945 Standard Test Method for High-Strain Dynamic Testing of Piles
• D5882 Standard Test Method for Low-Strain Integrity Testing of Piles
D. Frequencies
The number of trial test piles shall be 3% of the number of proposed working
piles.
Frequencies of working pile tests shall be as follows:
• Static Axial Compressive Load Test on 1% of working piles or High-Strain
Dynamic on 10% of working piles (Section 4.4.5 of PIP STS02360)
• Lateral Load Tests on 1% of working piles
• Static Axial Tensile Load Tests on 1% of working piles
• Low-Strain Integrity Testing (Pile Integrity Tests) on 100% of working piles
E. Test Loads
Test loads shall be determined in line with appropriate ASTM Standard as below:
• Test loads shall not exceed the safe structural capacity of the pile, pile group,
or loading apparatus
• Test loads on Test Piles shall be 200% of Design Load or Failure Load
• Test loads for Working Piles shall be 150% of the Design Load
F. Failure Load
Failure load is defined as:
• For axial compressive load test – the test load at which rapid continuing
progressive movement occurs, or at which the total axial movement exceeds
15% of the pile diameter or width, or as specified in design
• For lateral load test – the test load at which continuing, progressive
movement occurs, or as specified in design
• For axial tensile load test – the test load at which continuing progressive
movement occurs, or at which the total axial movement exceeds 15% of the
pile diameter or width, or as specified in design.
8.7. MODULUS OF SUB-GRADE REACTION

A. Vertical: Modulus of subgrade reaction can be established based on Plate load test
results. Modulus of sub-grade reaction can also be obtained by using empirical
correlation, as suggested by Bowles. Correlation between net safe bearing capacity “qa”
and modulus of sub-grade reaction “Ks” is as follows:
Ks = 120 qa (For isolated spread/strip footing)
Ks = 60 qa (For rigid raft)
Where Ks = Modulus of sub-grade reaction in kN/m³
qa = Net safe bearing capacity in kN/m²
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B. Horizontal coefficient of modulus of sub grade Reaction ‘KH’
Modulus of horizontal sub grade reaction is variable with a multitude of physical &
geometrical factors such as type & density of soil, structural rigidity of the foundation,
shape, size & depth. The range of KH values for cohesive and non-cohesive sandy soils
are given below.
Table-8.28: Range of KH Values for SANDY SOILS
Sand Type Horizontal Coefficient of Subgrade Reaction (KH)* kN/m3
Relative Density Loose Medium Dense
SPT ‘N’ value range 4-10 10-30 30-50
Submerged Sand 5,430 16,300 33,900
Sand above water table 6,790 24,430 61,000
*Reference: Handbook on design of Piles and Drilled Shafts under Lateral Load,
US Department of Transportation, 1984, Page-64
Table-8.29: Range of KH Values for CLAYEY SOILS
Consistency Unit Soft Medium Stiff Very Stiff Hard
SPT ‘N’ value range -- 2-4 4-8 8-16 16-32 >32
Static Loading kN/m 3 8,140 27,150 136,000 271,000 543,000
Reference: Lateral Load Piles, Lymon C. Reese, Page-97
8.8. SLIDING RESISTANCE

For the compacted granular, non-cohesive SAND/select fill, the following coefficient of
friction value can be considered.
Table-8.30: Coefficient of Friction Value
Interface Material Coefficient of Friction
Foundation placed on compacted select fill 0.40
Foundation on Vapor Barrier over compacted select fill 0.40
Minimum factor of safety against sliding should be 1.50 and passive earth pressure from
backfill shall not be considered in computing the safety factor.
8.9. CRYOGENIC STRUCTURE RECOMMENDATIONS

Cryogenic processes often operate inside enclosures that insulate the process equipment
and interconnecting piping from ambient air and temperature. This prevents many
problems, including excessive heat leak into the process and water freezing around the
equipment. In many cases, the enclosure is purged with a dry gas to prevent ambient air
from entering the enclosure and creating hazardous mixtures. Foundations for cryogenic
equipment have the potential for the lower side of the concrete to reach a temperature of
32F (0oC) or less, resulting in the freezing of the sub-surface and subsequent frost
heaving effects. Frost heaving generally depends on soil conditions, ambient
temperatures, and the amount of water available in the soil. The build-up of large layers
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of ice under cold foundations can take years. To prevent frost heaving at foundations,
the soil under the foundations shall be kept from freezing. A temperature sensor may be
installed on the foundation to measure the effectiveness of heating the soil.
A site-specific evaluation should be performed to rate the potential for this effect to
occur. Where such a possibility exists, consideration shall be given and not limited to
one of the following mitigation techniques:
• On small foundations, the heat leak into the area from the atmosphere can cancel
the cooling effect through the foundation;
• Provide an air circulation space that is open to atmosphere between the cold
equipment or enclosure bottom and the top of the concrete;
• Provide an elevated foundation that has an air circulation space between the top
of the soil and the bottom of the concrete foundation slab;
• Provide electric heating cables in the concrete foundation. The heaters and
junction boxes should be accessible for periodic checks and maintenance; and
• Install open air conduits in the foundation that rely on convection.
8.10. BASIN/COOLING TOWER FOUNDATIONS

We understand that it is planned to construct basin/cooling tower foundations for this
project site. Also, these foundations will be supported below groundwater levels. These
foundations may experience uplift loads. The foundations should perform satisfactorily
if a design factor of safety against uplift of 1.5 is used. The foundations can resist the
uplift loads due to buoyancy by using one of the following alternative measures:
- Extend the foundation bottom beyond the wall to create a toe extension and to provide
sufficient weight of overburden soil to resist hydrostatic uplift at the bottom of the
structure. Only the submerged weight of the soils mass directly above the toe extension
and the dead weight of structure should be considered when calculating the uplift
resistance due to unbalanced groundwater pressures.
- Alternatively, increase the mass of the structure by using a thick foundation.
A submerged soil unit weight of 7 kN/m3 can be used to compute the resistance to uplift
loads. A dry unit weight of 25 kN/m3 can be used for concrete with reinforcing.
8.10.1. SUBGRADE PREPARATION

The following subgrade preparation shall be performed prior to the foundation
installation.
- Excavate the existing subgrade to a proposed depth of the foundation and compact the
exposed subgrade with suitable equipment to a depth of about 20 to 30 cm. During
compaction the groundwater level shall be lowered to at least 60 cm below the
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excavated subgrade to allow dry working conditions. Compaction for the subgrade
shall be performed to a minimum of 95% of Modified Proctor Density.
- Place a layer of geotextile on the compacted subgrade. On top of the geotextile, place a
layer of about 350mm of boulder-gravel mix having maximum size of 4 inches and
compact using 10-12 ton roller (8-10 passes).
- Sand layer of 50mm can be placed for leveling purpose. A layer of vapor barrier can be
placed on top of the sand layer prior to concrete pour.
8.11. SHORT TERM TRANSIENT LOADING

For transient loads, from wind, earthquake and hydro-test in case of storage tanks, the
higher bearing capacity can be permitted. If there is single transient load acting on the
footing, then the recommended NABC shall be used. If multiple transient loads acting
on the footing, then 30 percent increase in the recommended NABC can be permitted.
8.12. ECCENTRIC AND OVERTURNING LOADING

Transient loads will induce overturning and lateral forces. The overturning moment
should be balance by the structure, dead weight of the footings, and the overburden
pressure. The structures resistance to overturning should be at least 1.5 times the applied
moment. For Foundations the ratio of moment to vertical load (M/V) should not exceed
B/4 (according to JSD-1700). This may result in conservative foundation sizes. We
recommend that the effect of eccentricity be checked using a procedure proposed by
Mayerhof (1953). In this method, an “effective area” is calculated from the load-
eccentricity. This area is given by:
The average bearing capacity on this effective area should be less than the allowable
bearing capacity from bearing capacity and settlement considerations (NABC provided
in Table-8.1 through 8.3).
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9.0. EARTHWORK RECOMMENDATIONS
9.1. SITE PREPARATION
Site preparation will be in the form of cleaning unsuitable material, grading and
landscaping of the proposed area. Therefore, before commencing the construction
activities the foundation area should be stripped and cleaned. The resulting sub-grade
shall be rolled with a suitable, heavy vibrating roller to achieve a high density, as
specified later. During proof-rolling, if soft spots are encountered to a depth of 25 to
50mm then scarification shall be performed to a depth of 150mm. If the soft spots are
deeper than 50mm then the scarification and re-compaction shall be to a depth of
300mm. The natural grade shall be compacted where the foundation structures/roads
are planned. The natural grade (after cleaning and/or excavations) shall be compacted to
95% modified Proctor density as determined by ASTM D-1557. The excavated soil shall
be stockpiled away from the banks of the excavated areas. A minimum distance of 1.5
times the excavation depth on both sides of the excavation be kept clear of any excavated
material. The excavated material for re-use as fill material is mentioned in Section 9.7
and the characteristic of the type of fill is mentioned in the following sections of the
report.
Fill Material shall be used for all fills, except where “Select Fill Material” is specified. As
a minimum, “Select Fill Material” shall be used within 0.60 meter (2 feet) of the bottom
of elevation of foundations, spread footings or slab-on-grade when fill is required to
achieve final grade. Soil shall be classified as per ASTM D-2487.
Other areas, where fill is required to raise the grade, will be "General Fill Material".
9.2. FILL & BACKFILL MATERIALS

Fill and backfill materials shall conform to the criteria given for fill materials given
below.
Stockpiles shall be placed, graded, and shaped for proper drainage. Storage or
stockpiling of material shall not be permitted on a completed subgrade. Stockpiles of
cohesive soil shall be protected from freezing.
Soils shall be classified per ASTM D-2487.
9.2.1. GENERAL FILL MATERIAL

 9.2.1.1. General Fill Material shall consist of gravel, sand and/or
marl. The maximum size of the fill material shall be one-half the lift
thickness or 75 mm (3 inches), whichever is less.
 9.2.1.2. Fill material shall be free of frozen lumps, organic matter,
trash, chunks of highly plastic clay (classified as CH as determined by
ASTM D2487) or other unsatisfactory material.
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9.2.2. SELECT FILL MATERIAL
 9.2.2.1. Select Fill or ‘Structural Fill’ shall be composed only of
inorganic material and shall have 100% passing the 5 cm (2 in) sieve and
from 0 to 20% passing the No. 200 sieve.
 9.2.2.2. The portion of Select Fill material passing the No. 40 sieve
shall have a maximum liquid limit of 35 and a maximum plasticity index of
12 per ASTM D4318. Liquid limit and plastic limit tests are not required for
select fill material with less than 15% passing the No. 200 sieve.
Commentary Notes:
Clean sand and dune sand may be used as Fill or Select Fill Material.
If clean sand or dune sand is used for fill, the compacted sand shall be kept wet until the
next layer is placed as well as surficial erosion protection shall be provided.
Commentary Note:
Sand that has been allowed to dry out will uncompact under vehicle or pedestrian traffic.
Continuous watering is required to maintain compaction until the next lift is in-place.
Cohesionless materials (sand or gravel) are recommended for Fill or Select Fill Material below the
highest natural groundwater level.
9.3. PLACEMENT OF FILL MATERIALS
9.3.1. Fill material shall be placed in uniform loose lifts not exceeding the following
criteria, provided that the specified compaction is achieved for the full depth.
9.3.1.1. Select Fill Material shall be placed in lifts of 200 mm maximum in
loose depth.
9.3.1.2. General Fill Material shall be placed in lifts of 300 mm maximum in
loose depth.
9.3.1.3. General Fill Material and Select Fill Material shall be placed in lifts
of 100 mm maximum in loose depth for hand-operated compaction
equipment.
9.3.1.4. Other lift thicknesses may be approved by the appropriate
Company Representative based on a field test section using the
intended compaction equipment and verification that compaction
was achieved for the full depth.
Commentary Notes:
 Impact rollers can compact soils in lifts exceeding 1m.
 Rapid Impact Compaction (sometimes referred to as shallow dynamic compaction or rapid
dynamic compaction) can compact soils in lifts up to 4m provided the following:
• Presence of non-cohesive (sandy) materials.
• Particles finer than No. 200 sieve shall not exceed 15%.
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• Trails to be undertaken (prior of the main production works) for verifying the suitability
of such method and the parameters to be utilized.
• In-situ Cone Penetration Tests (CPT) should be used for verifying compliance to project
specifications (acceptance criteria are related to the requirements of Relative Density as
per Section 9.4). Such tests should be undertaken on treated ground between Rapid
Impact Compaction points as per ASTM D5778.
9.3.2. Compacting shall begin only after the fill or backfill has been properly placed and
the material to be compacted is at the proper moisture content.
9.3.2.1. The moisture content of the material being compacted shall be
within 3%, plus or minus, of the optimum moisture content as
determined by ASTM D1557.
9.3.2.2. For cohesionless freely draining soils when ASTM D4253/ ASTM
D4254 are the appropriate test procedures, there is no applicable
optimum moisture content.
9.3.3. Compaction shall be performed with equipment compatible with soil type.
9.3.3.1. Fill and backfill adjacent to structures such as retaining walls, pits,
and basements shall not be compacted with heavy equipment, but
shall be compacted with hand-operated equipment to a distance of
1.2 meters or greater beyond the sides of the structures. Every effort
shall be made to place backfill materials symmetrically and in
uniform layers to prevent unnecessary eccentric loading on a
structure or foundation.
9.3.3.2. Compaction by water jetting or flooding is not permitted for most
fill material. However, flooding with positive drainage may be used
if the fill material is cohesionless freely draining sand.
Commentary Note:
Water flooding with positive drainage may be the most effective compaction technique for poorly
graded and single-size sands, as these sands are difficult to compact with mechanical compactors.
9.4. COMPACTION OF FILL MATERIAL

9.4.1. Fill and backfill layers shall be uniformly compacted in accordance with the
following density requirements:
9.4.1.1. All Select Fill Material and any fill beneath and/or adjacent to
foundations, grade beams, mats, buildings, lined slopes or drainage
channels, and process areas:
 At least 90% of the maximum Modified Proctor density as
determined by ASTM D1557, or
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 At least 70% Relative Density as determined by ASTM D4253
and ASTM D4254 for cohesionless granular soils that do not
exhibit well-defined moisture density relationship.
9.4.1.2. Select Fill Material beneath and/or adjacent to foundations with
static loads over 320 kPa and foundations for vibrating or heavy
machinery:
9.4.1.3. Asphalt and concrete pavement subgrades:
9.4.1.4. General Fill Material for areas not designated as open or
landscaped:
9.4.1.5. General Fill Material for areas designated as open or landscaped:
9.4.1.6. Working platforms for compaction on sabkha deposits shall be

compacted as necessary to achieve a stable base. Sabkha working
platforms must be indicated as such and accounted for in the
design. Compaction testing of working platforms is not required.
Commentary Notes:
 Compaction to the required densities indicated in fill placement & compaction section are
virtually impossible to achieve in the first layer placed directly on sabkha and similar very
weak soils. A working platform to provide a stable base is often required.
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 A 500 mm thick layer of fill material placed directly on the sabkha compacted as well as
possible is usually sufficient. Stripping of the sabkha “crust” prior to fill placement is not
recommended. A geotextile layer between the sabkha and the working platform provides a
capillary break and improves both short-term (construction) and long-term performance of
the engineered fill.
9.4.1.7. Topsoil identified as “for planting purposes” is exempted from
compaction requirements.
9.4.2. Compacted surfaces of fill and backfill shall be finish graded to the cross sections,
lines, grades, and elevations as indicated on the drawings.
9.4.3. Surficial erosion protection, as approved by the Company Representative, shall be
provided when:
9.4.2.1. Clean sand or dune sand is used for fill, or
9.4.2.2. Final slopes are steeper than 1(V) to 5 (H).
Commentary Notes:
 Typical surficial erosion protection includes grass/vegetation, select fill material (where
required as per Section 9.2.2), cohesive marl (minimum 150 mm thick, classified as SC,
ML, or CL as determined by ASTM D2487, compacted as per Section 9.4), soil-cement
(minimum 5% cement by weight), chemical or polymer spray, asphalt/concrete surfacing,
riprap, or geomaterials such as geocells.
9.5. TESTING AND INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS

9.5.1. Laboratory Control Tests
 Tests of gradation, plasticity, density, and moisture content shall be
performed for each type of fill material. These tests shall include the
following:
 Required tests for cohesive soils: Sieve analysis (ASTM C136, ASTM D422,
or ASTM D1140), Plasticity Index determination (ASTM D4318), Modified
Proctor Test (ASTM D1557) with corresponding Proctor curve.
 Required tests for cohesionless soils: Sieve analysis (ASTM C136, ASTM
D422, or ASTM D1140) and Relative Density determination (ASTM D4253
and ASTM D4254).
 When the backfill material cannot clearly be classified as cohesive or
cohesionless both Relative Density and Proctor density tests must be
performed per the above paragraph. The backfill shall then be compacted
to the greater density.
9.5.2. Laboratory Control Tests Frequency
The control tests specified in above Section shall be conducted at a minimum for
every 10,000 m3 where the fill material is uniform or for every change of source or
material type.
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Every effort should be made to ensure that the fill material is uniform. However,
in situations when the fill is (1) from a single borrow area but non-uniform in
composition, or (2) a stockpile from multiple sources, the tests in Section 9.5.1
shall be conducted at a minimum for every 5,000 m3 using a combined sample of
four random samples of the fill material.
9.5.3. Field Control Tests
In-place density and moisture content of soils shall be determined by the
following methods:
 Sand-cone method in accordance with ASTM D1556
 Nuclear method in accordance with ASTM D6938
 Rubber balloon method in accordance with ASTM D2167
 Drive-cylinder method in accordance with ASTM D2937. The drive-
cylinder method per ASTM D2937 may only be used if the compacted layer
is only 15 cm or less.
Other methods for in-place density of compacted fills, such as Electromagnetic
Soil Density Gauge (ASTM D7830/D7830M), Electrical Soil Density Gauge (ASTM
D7698) or Dynamic Cone Penetration (ASTM D7380), may be approved by the
Company Representative based on a field test which proves the accuracy of the
method for the given fill material and compaction method.
9.5.4. Field Control Tests Frequency
Testing shall be performed at the following frequencies:
 Select Fill Material under all foundations, buildings and process areas - one
test every 100 m² of each lift.
 Select Fill Material under roadways, railroads, area pavement and parking
areas, and lined slopes or drainage channels - one test every 200 m² of each
lift.
 General Fill Material - one test every 500 m² of each lift.
 Backfill of trenches - one test for every 15 linear meter of each lift.
As a minimum, at least one in-place density test must be performed on every lift
of fill and further placement shall not be allowed until the required density has
been achieved.
The number of tests shall be increased if a visual inspection determines that the
moisture content is not uniform or if the compacting effort is variable and not
considered sufficient to attain the specified density.
The Project Inspection Representative may approve a decrease in the number of
tests once a compaction procedure has proven to meet compaction requirements.
In such cases, a method statement for the compaction procedure and testing
frequency shall be submitted to the Company representative and approved by
Project Inspection. The method statement must include the equipment type, serial
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numbers, lift thicknesses, and the number of passes required to achieve the
required density.
9.6. NON-METALLIC APPLICATIONS

9.6.1. GEOTEXTILE FILTERS
The geotextiles are permeable fabrics which used in association with soil and have
the ability to separate, filter, reinforce, protect or drain. The geotextiles are used as
separation and filtration layer under riprap for shoreline protection within marine
applications (e.g. breakwaters, quay wall, and revetments) and replace
traditionally used graded aggregate filters.
9.6.2. GEO-GRIDS
The geo-grids having the objective to act as a working platform whereas
separating the engineering backfill from the weak soils at road construction
schemes. The geo-grids provide increased bearing capacity over weak soil
formations and improve design life prospect, while reduce the expected
construction time.
The geo-grids replace traditionally soil treatment of the weak formations upon
which road construction takes place.
9.6.3. GEO-CELLS
The geo-cell erosion protection scheme includes a cellular confinement system
applied on the slopes.
Geo-cells can replace traditional erosion protection systems such as
grass/vegetation, cohesive marl, soil-cement, riprap either grouted (usual) or un-
grouted, asphalt/concrete surfacing, chemical or polymer spray.
9.6.4. GEO-NETS
The geo-net major objective is to break the capillary action of the water at road
construction schemes. The geo-nets provide capillary break and lateral drainage.
The geo-nets replace traditional aggregate capillary break layers.
9.6.5. EXPANDED POLYSTYRENE (EPS) GEOFOAM USE FOR GEOTECHNICAL

APPLICATION
The EPS geofoam is a closed cell and rigid foam that is formed by exposing
polystyrene resin beads, containing a hydrocarbon blowing agent, to steam which
is then expanded and formed in molds to required shape and form. The
Polystyrene resin beads are a byproduct from petroleum processing and refining.
The application of EPS includes but not limited to the following: road
construction over poor soils & road widening, bridge abutment & bridge
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underfill, slope stabilization, retaining & buried wall backfill, rail embankment,
airport runway/taxiway, and landscaping & vegetative green roofs.
9.6.6. CHEMICAL POLYMER AGENTS FOR SLOPE PROTECTION
The chemical polymer agent is a water-based liquid that can be sprayed on the
sand and as the water evaporates, the polymer forms a matrix in the sand that
bonds the sands particles together forming hard crust. The material can be used
for slope protection from erosion and it can be considered as an alternative to the
marl cap in some applications such as in sand berms covering pipeline. Several
advantages can be realized by utilizing the chemical polymer such as schedule
improvement and relatively low cost compare to the other alternatives. The
material is eco-friendly and easy to apply using standard equipment.
9.7. USE OF EXCAVATED SOIL

In general the top-soil at the project site to a depth of 2.5m consist of poorly graded, fine
to medium grained, clayey SAND (SC), SAND (SP) to SAND with silt (SP-SM), CLAYS
(CH). The percentage of fine content in this top soil is generally greater than 20%, hence
it cannot be used for select fill material purposes, where it can be used for general fill
purposes.
Non cohesive type soil (Sand /Gravel) is considered suitable to use as Select Fill
material. This material can also be used as general fill to raise the ground or around the
footings. The sand containing more percentage (%) of Gravel and meeting the “Fill
material “criteria specified in the preceding section 9.0 are suitable material for general
filling purposes. Suitability of the soil as filling material at the investigated areas is
summarized below.
However, it should be noted that the samples collected in SPT do not represent the
physical characteristics of sub-soil over the entire area. It is essential to collect few
samples during construction and perform relevant tests to check suitability of excavated
sub-soil.
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10.0. FOUNDATION CONSTRUCTION CONSIDERATIONS
10.1. FOUNDATIONS CONSTRUCTION
The foundation shall be constructed on compacted natural ground or compacted fill
material. The soil at the foundation level shall be compacted, as specified under
“Compaction” in the preceding section. The blinding concrete shall be placed only after
ensuring the above compaction criteria.
10.2. SLABS ON GRADE

The floor slab, where needed, will be constructed on compacted natural ground. The
compaction of sub-grade, as specified earlier in Site Preparation, shall be carried out.
There may be time difference between the Site Preparation and Construction of Floor
Slab, due to that the sub-grade may get disturbed from construction activities. Therefore,
the top layer shall be proof rolled by vibratory roller to recompact the material.
The floor slab should be separated from main foundation system with suitable joints in
order to allow independent movement.
10.3. EXCAVATION, SLOPES & SHORING REQUIREMENTS

The soil classification existing at the site is Type-C. For temporary slopes, the maximum
allowable slope of 1-1/2H: 1V (340 w.r.to horizontal) shall be considered up to 6m depth
only or up to ground water depth. Shallow excavations can be carried out with normal
excavation machinery in soil. A side slope of 3H: 1V shall be considered for the soils
during construction of elevated pads (embankments)/roads, site preparation, and
temporary excavation (in cases, of basins, foundations, etc. during construction phase).
Please see Figure-12 for excavation for pond construction.
In case, the proposed excavation is greater than 6m or below ground water depth,
suitably designed shoring support or shield systems shall be installed or excavations
shall be sloped or benched and in addition to dewatering in case required. Drained
cohesion presented in Table-6.1 and lateral earth pressure coefficients presented in Table-
6.2 of this report, can be considered for temporary and final retaining system (temporary
shoring installed during construction phase, final retaining wall and final shoring).
For excavations greater than 6m depth, an excavation plan (e.g., shoring design
calculations and drawings) safety requirement is to be developed by construction
contractor engineer. Employees shall not work in excavations where there is pooled
water, or in excavations in which water is accumulating, unless adequate precautions
have been taken to protect employees. The necessary precautions vary high each
situation, but still include water removal (dewatering) to control the level of
accumulating water (e.g by pumping) and may also include support shield or shoring
systems to protect from cave-ins (See Figures 1.3, 1.6, 1.9, 1.14 etc of CSM, 5th Edition,
October 2011).
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10.4. DRAINAGE
Drainage of cuts, fills, stockpiles, spoil areas, embankments, and borrow areas shall be
maintained at all times to prevent ponding of surface water following rainfall.
This shall be done by providing temporary ditches, swales, culverts, and pumping
systems as required in each respective site area. Temporary drainage facilities shall be
removed at the completion of the project or as directed by the client.
10.5. FOUNDATIONS PROTECTION

The water-soluble chloride & sulfate content, concrete foundations exposure
classification of the site are assigned in accordance with AMIES-Q-001. Based on the
exposure classes assigned, concrete mixtures and steel reinforcement is complied with
the most onerous requirements and presented in table below.
Table-10.1: Soil Exposure Class and Cement Type
Exposure Class Sample Exposure Cement Reinforcing
Chemical Results
based on Type Class Type Steel
BLOCK-15
Water Soluble
0.017% - 0.763% S2
Sulfates (SO4)
Soil
Water Soluble
0.017% - 0.360% C1 I + Pozzolan
Chlorides (Cl)
or Slag ECR
Water Soluble
(300 – 590) ppm S1 Cement
Sulfate (SO4)
Water
Water Soluble
(1,021 – 3,119) ppm C1
Chloride (Cl)
SADARA SOUTH
Water Soluble
0.046 – 0.824 S2
Sulfates (SO4)
Soil
Water Soluble
0.022 – 0.085 C0
Chlorides (Cl)
V Uncoated
Water Soluble
(560 – 720) ppm S1
Sulfate (SO4)
Water
Water Soluble
(709 – 1,730) ppm C0
Chloride (Cl)
SADARA NORTH
Water Soluble
0.144 – 0.309 S2
Sulfates (SO4)
Soil
Water Soluble
0.018 – 0.020 C0
Chlorides (Cl)
V Uncoated
Water Soluble
(450 – 538) ppm S1
Sulfate (SO4)
Water
Water Soluble
(1,070 – 1,436) ppm C0
Chloride (Cl)
ECR - Epoxy Coated Rebars
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Minimum concrete cover for reinforcement for foundations will be 75mm (AMIES-
Q-001). Concrete placed upon and below grade shall be as follows:
- Slab on grade shall have a plasticized sheet vapor barrier, minimum 0.25mm in
thickness, placed beneath the concrete or as per project specification.
- Foundations shall have either a plasticized vapor barrier, minimum 0.25mm in

thickness or 50 mm sub-slab placed beneath the concrete. The sides and top of the
concrete that comes in direct contact with earth shall be coated. A plasticized sheet
vapor barrier shall be placed around the sides of concrete that is placed directly into
excavation without the use of formwork, where bitumen cannot be applied.
10.6. DEWATERING
At Block-15, groundwater level was encountered at depths ranging from 1.80m and
4.00m, 1.32m to 4.10m at Sadara South and 2.11m to 3.87m at Sadara North below the
existing ground level. For excavation and construction of foundations below the ground
water table, it is recommended to keep the working area dry by lowering ground water
table. Sump well and pumping method can be considered to lower the ground water
level for a depth of about 1.50m. It is recommended to keep the ground water lowered
for minimum 50 cm below the bottom of the excavations for foundations, to facilitate
project specified compaction.
For deep excavations, to lower the ground water level, well point system is
recommended.
A typical dewatering procedure for well point system could be as follow:
o Excavate to near the anticipated ground water level after the protection of the
sides by suitable shoring system.
o Install well points around the perimeter of the area to be excavated.
o The well points should extend below the foundation to a depth of at least about
1.5times the excavation depth below the ground water level. The well points shall
be spaced at about two meter center to center (other spacing criteria may be
adopted to suit the field conditions).
Dewatering should be accomplished by pumping the water from the well points. After
successful dewatering, excavate the remaining soils to the desired final grade.
Supplemental well points may be necessary to lower the ground water levels below the
bottom of interior of the excavations.
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11.0. DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR FOUNDATIONS UNDER DYNAMIC LOADS
Foundations for heavy machinery shall be independent to the adjacent foundations and
buildings. Concrete slab or paving adjacent to the machine foundations shall be spaced
at a minimum 12mm (1/2 inch) and the top of the gap between the two shall be filled
with approved elastic joint filler.
When practical and economical, the machine foundation shall be proportioned so that
the operating frequency of the machine is above all, the natural frequencies of the
system. The min. compressive strength of concrete at 28 days shall not be less than 27.6
Mpa (4000 psi).
For providing reasonable uniform soil pressure and static settlements, the center of
gravity of the equipment and block should coincide.
The weight of the foundation for reciprocating equipment shall not be less than five
times and, for rotary equipment, shall not be less than three times the weight of the
machinery, including its base plate and the piping supported from the foundation.
The depth (Df) of the foundations in meters shall not be less than the greater of the
values determined as follows:
0.60 + L/30 (meters)
L = where L represent the longest dimension of foundation (according to project
document 000-JSD-1700-01)
Proportion the block dimensions so that the pressure intensity due to static load and
dynamic load for low-tuned and high tuned system should be limited as indicated
below:
High-Tuned Foundation: Pressure intensity shall not exceed 50 % of the allowable

bearing pressure permitted for the static loads.
Low-Tuned Foundation: Pressure intensity shall not exceed 75 % of the allowable

bearing pressure permitted for static loads.
Where practical and economical, the machine foundation system shall be proportioned
to be low-tuned. In case of heavy, high-speed machinery, the machinery geometry is
typically, such that the primary natural frequencies will be lower than the machine
operating frequency. This system is called “low-tuned frequency system”. High-tuned
machine foundation systems shall be used only when a low-tuned system is not practical
and economical, e.g. for low-speed or variable-speed machinery.
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According to project document 000-JSD-1700-01, paragraph 9, dynamic analysis will be
performed (it's mandatory) only in cases of:
- Centrifugal machinery greater than 500 horsepower
- Reciprocating machinery more greater than 200 horsepower
- Reciprocating compressors greater than 150 kilowatts.
11.1. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF SOIL

At the project site, in order to evaluate the dynamic soil properties of subsoil, a total of
seven (7) cross-hole seismic tests were carried out. Test results are summarized in
Appendix-A10.
Dynamic Shear Modulus

Dynamic shear modulus was computed from the wave velocities presented in Appendix-
A10 (& Table-3.17) using the following equation:
Where;
G = dynamic shear modulus, Mpa
Vs = Shear wave velocity, m/s
γt = total unit weight of soil, kN/m3
= ρxg
ρ = Mass density of soil
g = acceleration due to gravity
A plot of the computed dynamic shear modulus versus depth is presented on Appendix-
A10.
Modulus of Elasticity
The modulus of elasticity, E, at low strain values may be computed using the following
equation:
E = 2G (υ + 1)
Where,
G = Dynamic shear modulus, and
υ = Poisson’s Ratio
Tabulated values of Young’s modulus versus depth for each cross-hole location are
provided in Appendix-A10.
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Material Damping and Poisson’s Ratio
Material damping ratios may be assumed to range from 0.02 to 0.04 for silt and sand;
and from 0.03 to 0.04 for clay (reference to Arya, S., O’Neill, M. and Pincus, G (1979)).
For shear strain amplitudes greater than about 5 x 10-3 percent, increases to the material
damping ratio may be applied.
The following equations (Grant and West, 1965) were used for computations of the
dynamic properties of soil:
υ= 0.5 (Vp / Vs)2 - 1

(Vp / Vs)2 - 1
Tabulated values of Poisson’s ratio versus depth calculated from the recorded
compression wave velocities at each test location are provided in Appendix-A10.
From Poisson’s ratio “υ” and dynamic modulus “G”, the following correlation can be
obtained (as per Barken) for dynamic elastic modulus and elastic shear modulus:
• Dynamic Elastic Modulus “E” 2 (1+ υ) G

• Coefficient of Uniform Compression, “Cu” = 1.13 X E 1
X
(1- υ2) √A
• Coefficient of Non-Uniform Compression of Soil, CØ = 2 x Cu
• Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Shear, Cλ = 0.5 x Cu
Where, A – Bearing Area of Foundation.
SPRING CONSTANTS AND DAMPING FACTORS

For the analysis of foundation systems subjected to vibratory type of loading and
calculation of amplitude of variations, the following spring constant and damping
factors could be used.
A. Spring Constants
For calculation of spring constants for rigid circular footings resting on elastic half-space,
the equations given below could be considered.
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For calculation of spring constants for rigid rectangular footings resting on elastic half-
space, the equations given below could be considered.
For non-circular footings, obtain the radius of equivalent footing for different mode of
motion, as given below.
(BL)
R= For vertical or sliding motion
π
(BL3)
R= For rocking motion
3π
BL (B2 + L2)
R= For torsional motion
6π
π =3.14
B = width of foundation measured along the axis of rotation for the case of rocking
L = length of foundation
B. Damping Factors
Equivalent geometric damping could be obtained for different modes of motions by the
following equations.
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I. Damping Ratio for sandy soils*
Shear Strain (%) Damping Ratio (%)
10-4 1
10-3 2
* after Seed et al – 1986
II. Damping Ratio for saturated Clayey soil*
Shear Strain (%) Damping Ratio (%)
10-3 2.5
10 -2 5.0
* after Seed and Idriss, 1970
υ = Poisson’s ratio of soil
E = Elastic (Young’s modulus)
G = Shear modulus of soil
m = Foundation mass, Including equipment mass
Bψ = mass ratio for rocking of rigid circular footing about a horizontal axis through
base of footing
Bθ = mass ratio for torsional oscillation for rigid circular footing about a vertical axis
Iψ = mass moment of Inertia, torsion about horizontal axis
Iθ = mass moment of Inertia, torsion about vertical axis
ro = Equivalent foundation ratio
RESONANT FREQUENCY
For the natural frequency of the supporting foundation system same as operating
system, resonance will occur and amplitude of vibration reaches the maximum.
Foundation systems shall not be designed for resonant frequency to occur. As discussed
earlier, where practical and economical foundation system should be proportioned to be
low tuned.
For calculation of resonant frequency (fm) of the foundation system the following
equation can be used
fm = fn √1-2D2 (constant-force amplitude excitation)
fm = fn (1/√1-2D2) (rotating-mass-type excitation
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Where:
fm = resonant frequency
fn = undamped natural frequency; fn = ½ √g/Zs
D = Damping ratio
g = acceleration due to gravity
Zs = vertical displacement caused by static load.
RESONANT FREQUENCY & SAFE OPERATING FREQUENCY

When operating frequency of machine ‘wm’ reaches the natural frequency of the
foundation system (wn), the frequency ratio wm/wn is equal to 1.0 and the system is at
resonance with maximum amplitude of vibration.
The frequency reaction, ŋ = wm/wn. For keeping safe working condition, (without
causing any distress), it is recommended to keep ‘ŋ’ value far from unity as ŋ > 1.3 or ŋ <
0.7.
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12.0. PAVEMENTS AND ROADWAYS
The material and construction requirements for pavements should be as per the project
engineering specification. A side slope of 3H: 1V shall be considered for the soils during
construction of elevated pads / roads. In the following sections, general design
considerations for subgrade, sub-base and base course are discussed. Project
specifications shall be followed for design.
12.1. SUB GRADE

Sub-grade design should be based on the CBR values of the soils. The thickness of sub-
grade should be at least 300mm and shall be compacted to 95% of maximum modified
Proctor density. Natural sub-grade shall be prepared in accordance with the
recommendations for site preparation given in Section-9.0 of this report.
12.2. BASE COURSE & SUB BASE COURSE

On the compacted sub-grade (backfilled select fill), crushed aggregate Class-A or Class-B
base course material is recommended in parking lots, access roads and heavy vehicles. A
20cm thick base course material placed in single layer and compacted to minimum 95%
of maximum dry density could be considered adequate for light to medium weight
vehicles. Appropriate thickness of base course material should be selected on the basis of
design traffic and loading conditions anticipated for the new facilities. Recommended
thickness of combined asphalt base course and wearing course for the above pavement
constructed on Class-B base course material is 9cm (minimum), in which the thickness of
wearing course shall not be less than 4cm.
In wearing course, a mineral aggregate Class-A or Class-B is recommended.
The above specifications to be considered in case detailed design analysis for pavement
are not made for the site.
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13.0. LIMITATIONS AND UNIFORMITY OF CONDITIONS
The recommendations of this report are based upon the assumption that the soil
conditions do not deviate from those disclosed in the boring. If any variation or
undesirable conditions are encountered during the development of the site,
GULF CONSULT should be notified so that supplemental recommendations may be
given.
This report is issued with the understanding that it is the responsibility of the client or
his representative to ensure that the information and recommendations contained herein
are brought to the attention of the Architect and Engineer for the project and
incorporated into the plans and the necessary steps are taken to see that the contractor to
carry.
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14.0. REFERENCES
• Al-Haddad, M., Siddiqi, G., Al-Zaid, R., Arafah, A., Necioglu, A., TurkeIli, N., 1992,
Final Report on “A study leading to a preliminary seismic design criteria for the
Kingdom", submitted to The King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST),
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
• Clark A. R. and F. Walker 1977. “A Proposed scheme for the engineering classifications
and nomenclature of carbonate sediments for use in engineering description”,
Geotechnique, Vol. 27, No. 1.
• Earth Manual, 1963. United States Department of Interior, Bureau of Reclamation.
• Joseph E. Bowles, 1988, Foundation Analysis and Design. McGraw-Hill International
Book Company, London, UK.
• Hans F. Winterkorn and Hsai-Yang Fang, 1984, "Foundation Engineering Handbook",
Chapter III, Chapter IV , Van Nostrand Reinhold Company, New York
• Lambe T. W, and R. V. Whitman, 1979. “Soil Mechanics”, John Wiley and Sons , New
York
• Peck, R. B., Hanson, W E., and Thornburn, T. H., “Foundation Engineering”, 1974, John
Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York.
• Powers, R.W., L.F. Ramirez, CD. Redmond and E.L. El berg 1966. “Geology of the
Arabian peninsula. Sedimentary Geology of Saudi Arabia”. USGS Professional Paper
560-0, 150 p. NY.
• Settle-3D, 2012. “A 3-dimensional program for the analysis of vertical consolidation
and settlement under foundations, embankments and surface loads”, Rocscience Inc.,
Ontario, Canada.
• Stagg K. G. and O. C. Zienkiewicz, 1968. “Rock Mechanics in Engineering Practice”,.
Wiley, New York,
• Terzaghi, K.m and R. Peck, 1967, Soil Mechanics in Engineering Practice. John Wiley
and Sons, New York, USA.
• Excavation and Shoring (Guide Number: 06-002-2008)
• LiqIT v.4.7.6.1 – Soil Liquefaction Assessment Software
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15.0. ABBREVIATIONS
AASHTO - American Association for State Highway Testing Organization
Ab - Cross section area of pile base
As - Surface area of pile shaft
ASTM - American Standards for Testing Materials
B - Least lateral dimension of footing
BGL - Below existing Ground Level
BH - Borehole
BS - British Standard
C - Cohesion
Cc - Compression Index
CPT - Cone Penetration Test
Cr - Recompression Index
CRU - Control and Readout Unit
Cu - Undrained Shear Strength in Cohesion
Df - Depth of footing below existing grade level
eo - Void Ratio
ERT - Soil Electrical Resistivity Test
EGL - Existing Ground Level
FGL - Finished Ground Level
f - Friction Resistance
fy - Yield stress of steel
fb - Axial bending allowable stress of steel
fv - Allowable Shear stress of steel
fi - Unit skin friction
FSP - Factor of safety for passive pressures
G - Shear modulus of soil
GWL - Ground Water Level
ID - Internal Diameter
Ka - Coefficient of active earth pressure condition
Ko - Coefficient of earth pressure at rest condition
Kp - Coefficient of earth pressure at passive condition
Ks - Modulus of sub-grade reaction kN/m³
LCD - Liquid Crystal Display
LL - Liquid Limit
MC - Moisture Content
MDD - Maximum Dry Density
MPa - Mega Pascal
MSL - Mean Sea Level
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Mv - Mod. of volume compressibility
NABC - Net Allowable Bearing Capacity
NSSP - Non- Steady State Probe
Nc, Nq - Bearing capacity factor
OD - Outer Diameter
PCPT - Piezocone Penetration Test
PI - Plasticity Index
PVC - Poly Vinyl Carbonyl
Qalt - Safe Allowable Axial Load
qi - Effective overburden pressure at the center of ith soil layer
q - Effective overburden pressure at pile base
qa - Net Allowable Bearing Capacity (kN/m2)
qc - Cone Tip Resistance Value
Qult - Ultimate load capacity of pile
Qs - Ultimate skin friction of pile
Qb - Ultimate base resistance of pile
Sc - Short Period Acceleration (in % g)
S1 - 1 Sec Period Acceleration (in % g)
SPT - Standard Penetration Test
Ss - Short period acceleration
S1 - 1 second period acceleration
UDS - Undisturbed Sample
Vp - Velocity of compression wave (P-wave)
Vs - Velocity of shear wave (S-wave)
γbulk - Bulk density
Φ - Angle of internal friction (degrees)
Фeff - Effective angle of internal friction (degrees)
Φi - Angle of internal friction for ith soil layer (degrees)
δi - Angle of wall friction between pile material and soil
α - Adhesion factor
σ - Mass density of soil
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FIGURES
Fig-1/1: Vicinity Map
Fig-1/2 & 1/3: Site Location Plans
Fig-2/1: Borehole Locations Plan
Fig-2/2: Other Field Test Locations Plan
Fig-3/1 to 3/14: Generalized Subsoil Profiles
Fig-4: Geological Map of Saudi Arabia
Fig-5: Seismic Zonation Map of Saudi Arabia
Fig-6: Symbols used in Boring Logs
Fig-7: Classification of Soil & Rock
Fig-8: Carbonate Classification System
Fig-9: Exposure Types Based on Chemical Analysis
Fig-10: Foundation on Existing Soils
Fig-11: Foundation on Filling Area
Fig-12: Excavation Area for Pond Construction
APPENDIX – A: Field Test Results

A1. Table of Coordinates & Elevation of Borehole & Field Test Locations
A2. Boring Logs
A3. Piezocone Penetration Test Results
A4. Test Pits Log & Field Density Test Results
A5. Electrical Resistivity Test Results
A6. Thermal Conductivity Test Results
A7. Percolation Test Results
A8. Permeability Test Results
A9. Plate Load Test Results
A10. Cross Hole Seismic Test Results
APPENDIX – B: Laboratory Test Results from Borehole Samples

B1. Summary of Laboratory Test Results
B2. Particle Size Analysis Results
B3. Specific Gravity Test Results
B4. Direct Shear Test Results
B5. Unconfined Compressive Strength Test Results
B6. Chemical Analysis, TPH & Oil Contamination Test Results
Laboratory Test Results from Test Pit Samples
B9. Moisture Density Relation Test of Soil
B10. California Bearing Ratio (CBR) Test Results
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APPENDIX–C:
C1. Guidelines for Engineering Assessment of Soil Properties and Bearing Capacity
C1/1. Typical Minimum Distance between Adjacent Footings
C2. Sample Calculation Sheets for NABC
C2/1. Sample Calculation Sheets for Pile Capacity (Group-A to Group-F)
C3. Liquefaction Potential Analysis
C4. Sample SPT Hammer Calibration Certificates
C5. N60 Vs Depth Graphs
APPENDIX–D:
CSD Geotechnical Report Checklist
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FIGURES
Fig-1/1: Vicinity Map
Fig-1/2 & 1/3: Site Location Plans
Fig-2/1: Borehole Locations Plan
Fig-2/2: Other Field Test Locations Plan
Fig-3/1 to 3/14: Generalized Subsoil Profiles
Fig-4: Geological Map of Saudi Arabia
Fig-5: Seismic Zonation Map of Saudi Arabia
Fig-6: Symbols used in Boring Logs
Fig-7: Classification of Soil & Rock
Fig-8: Carbonate Classification System
Fig-9: Exposure Types Based on Chemical Analysis
Fig-10: Foundation on Existing Soils
Fig-11: Foundation on Filling Area
Fig-12: Excavation Area for Pond Construction
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Project : AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15 Job No.: 16057-A1/20
Client : WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. Figure No.: 1/1
Location : JUBAIL IND. CITY Scale : Not to Scale
GULF CONSULT FOR SOIL & MATERIAL TESTING - Al Khobar-P.O. Box 684-Tel. 8944468/8955036-Fax 8949015-Jubail-Tel 3410018-Fax 3410017
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GENERAL NOTES
1. ALL COORDINATES ARE GIVEN IN METERS RELATIVE TO THE

ROYAL COMMISSION PLANT GRID.
SKETCH - 2
2. THE INPUT IS BASED ON THE PRELIMINARY PLOT PLAN AND WILL
BE UPDATED SUBSEQUENTLY DURING THE PROGRESS OF PROJECT.
3. SUBCONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY AND CONFIRM THE BOREHOLE

LOCATIONSTO AVOID EXISTING UNDERGROUND UTILITIES BEFORE
ANY SOIL EXPLORATION TAKES PLACE.
4. EXTREME PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE ARE TO BE TAKEN WHILE

DRILLING BOREHOLES TO AVOID ANY POTENTIAL DAMAGE
n any way other than that for

EXIST. ROAD T-218 TO THE EXISTING STRUCTURES AND UTILITIES.
N 44 190.000
5. GPR SURVEY SHALL BE CONDUCTED AT ALL BH'S, PCPT'S AND
CROSS-HOLE SEISMIC TEST LOCATIONS AS PER SCOPE OF WORK.
IN CASE OF ANY DETECTION OF UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
SUBCONTRACTOR SHALL REVERT TO CONTRACTOR FOR CHANGE
IN TEST LOCATIONS.
6. WITH PIEZOMETER FITTED WITH SLEEVE AND LOCKED CAP

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RQD=60% >100 71 28 40 28 >100 25 42 18 >100
REC=91%
SC 54
REC=50% RQD=20%
6 6
66 6 NP NP 54 17 23 5
>100 33 37 17 >100 >100
>100
SC SC
Elevation (m)
72 12 NP NP
4 4
SP-SM SP-SM
SC 56 60 SC-SM
SM >100 >100 >100 39 40 23
>100
>100
2 2
160 of 1134
77 17 37 17 >100 31 52 20
>100 >100 27 33 13 >100
0 >100 68 32 16 0
>100
SC SM
CL
-2 68 >100 -2
>100 35 22 6 >100 >100 35 38 18
42
-4 -4
>100 SM
-6 -6
>100 45 60 25
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0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
.
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PROFILE KEY PROJECT : AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15
SPT-N : SPT 'N' Value JOB NO.: 16057-A1/20 SUBSOIL PROFILE
FINES : % Passing #200 Sieve CLIENT :
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LOCATION: JUBAIL IND. CITY FIGURE NUMBER :3/1
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
14 BH-16 BH-17 14
BH-13 BH-14
BH-03 BH-15 SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI BH-18
BH-10 SPT-N Fines LL PI
SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI 10 NP NP
8 NP NP
7 NP NP
12 12
SP 18 13 NP NP 41
55 SM SP-SM
21 3 NP NP 16
18 5 NP NP 18 12
SP 19 43
SP-SM SP-SM 59 10 NP NP
10 45 18 10
20 22 58 22 36 18
28 60 SP-SM
56 SP-SM
63 23 5 NP NP SC
23 20 70
38 9 NP NP 46 6 NP NP
59 SP-SM
8 >100 34 27 7 >100 8
>100 42 48 24 >100 14 NP NP 74
SM SP-SM
6 72 59 6
64 7 NP NP
58 >100
>100 >100 48 18 NP NP
SC-SM SM SM
4 4
Elevation (m)
>100 51 40 23 55 SM 52
34 20
45
SC >100 34 19 NP NP
>100 44 58 20 >100 28 36 20 63
CL
2 2
SC
>100 56
>100 SC >100 40 40 18 46
>100 >100 57 31 52 26
161 of 1134
0 0
SC MH
SC SC
>100 49 52 26 68 50 96 49
59 18 41 22
-2 >100 64 32 38 21 SC -2
>100 55 14 >100 14 39 22 62
ML 44
-4 -4
48
-6 SM -6
49 18 NP NP
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-8 -8
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
.
NOT TO SCALE
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0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
BH-23
14 BH-19 SPT-N Fines LL PI 14
BH-22 BH-30 BH-31 BH-32
SPT-N Fines LL PI BH-27 SPT-N Fines LL PI
SPT-N Fines LL PI 20 NP NP 14 NP NP
12 41 26 25 12
SP-SM SM
40 35
19 40 29
36 5 NP NP SM
16
48 SP
16 4 NP NP SP 41 48 33 44 22 51 67 62 38
10 45 SP-SM 10
22 4 NP NP
44 SM
18 NP NP >100 60 CH
18 >100 30 45 20
43 32
42 74
37 >100 SC 36
8 21 8
47
SC
6 46 SM 6
58 SP-SM
10 NP NP >100 >100 6 NP NP >100
42 28 39 20
4 42 SC
29 32 12 4
Elevation (m)
46 CH
91 54 32 SP-SM
65 75 24 61 26 68 86 59 58 26
>100 SC
2 SM 2
47
42 >100
>100 >100 >100 MH
SC
>100
162 of 1134
0 SC-SM 0
MH SC
>100 25 27 6
>100 MH
53 96 51
>100 48 37 20 >100 58 85 43 >100 43 64 33 >100 54 57 24
-2 >100 39 47 27 -2
-4 >100 -4
SM
-6 -6
>100
-8 -8
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
.
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0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
15 15
BH-33 BH-34 BH-35 BH-36 BH-37 BH-38 BH-41
SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI
SPT-N Fines LL PI
17 23 5
SC-SM
25 SP-SM 17 18
SM 36
29 47 22 21 16 23
52 65 54 28 29 36 2 NP NP 38 31 9 NP NP
10 63 19 29 10 26 10
CH SP SP 42 SP
4 NP NP SP-SM
60 75 33 3 NP NP 32 4 39 20
SP NP NP
35 48 39 43 23
>100 43
85 SM NP NP
27 >100 39 68 37 >100 23 26 7 40 71 55 72 44
>100 26 34 14 70
5 5
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81 >100 32 46 21 71 SC-SM 44 26 38 22 83
77 >100
SC SC
SM
>100 MH 72 >100 47 41 54 29 58 SC
34 36 17
>100 46 32 17 >100 36 52 18
0 0
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>100 57 71 35 >100 61 35 62 34 56 47
>100 >100
>100 49 SM
-5 -5
SC
>100 60 14 NP NP
163 of 1134
66
-10 -10
REC=22% RQD=Nil
REC=34% RQD=19%
>100
-15 -15
SC
>100
-20 -20
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
.
NOT TO SCALE
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
BH-43 BH-53
14 BH-42 BH-44 14
BH-46 SPT-N Fines LL PI BH-54
SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI BH-49
SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI
SPT-N Fines LL PI
12 17 11 NP NP 23 12
19
19 25 11 15 NP NP
35 SP 26 6 NP NP
15 1 NP NP 21 1 NP NP
24 22 12
10 SP-SM 10
39 24 27
SP-SM 26 3 NP NP SM 15
30 15
45 9 NP NP 24 34 SP-SM
22 SP
32 7 NP NP 24 SP-SM 18
8 38 7 NP NP 8
>100
30 3 NP NP
37 SP-SM
7 NP NP
6 34 7 NP NP 6
73 67 24 26 7
>100 68
42
SC-SM
4 MH 4
>100
>100 >100 >100 36 62 26
>100 54 56 24 83 24 37 19
56
2 SC 2
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SC 40 19
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>100 27 38 20 >100 >100
>100 >100
0 >100 37 37 16 0
SM
SC-SM SC
SC-SM >100
51 55 18 26 6 >100
-2 >100 31 32 14 -2
>100 30 26 6
>100
164 of 1134
-4 >100 -4
>100 SM 32
42 6 >100 26 46 23
>100
-6 -6
REC=37% RQD=13% >100 30 37 21 >100 SC
>100
-8 -8
REC=39% RQD=Nil
>100 SC
>100 15 NP NP
REC=60% RQD=10%
-10 -10
GM
REC=8% RQD=Nil >100

-12 -12
-14 -14
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
.
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0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
BH-57
15 15
SPT-N Fines LL PI BH-60
BH-56 BH-58 BH-59 BH-61 BH-62
SPT-N Fines LL PI
SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI
22 2 NP NP
29 NP NP
24 17
20 28 SP 24 18 SP 15 16 21 3 NP NP
SP-SM 20 3 NP NP SM NP NP
10 SP SP 10
26 33 33 21 14 25
36
34 SM 22 7 NP NP 59 32
34 1 NP NP 38
69 39 15 NP NP 24 >100 31 36 17 37
45 33 62 34
41 SP-SM
7 NP NP
>100 30 40 19 44 22 SP NP NP
3 >100 55 SC
31 44 22
5 SC 5
42
41
>100 71 25 34 16 67 81 >100
SC
58 8 NP NP SC
SC
SP-SM 44 26 26 7
>100 62 >100 >100 45 45 24 >100 16 26 6
SC-SM
0 SC-SM 0
59
SC-SM
Elevation (m)
66
>100 25 46 22 70 >100 31 24 5 >100 >100
74 36 35 16
>100 17
SM NP NP >100 >100
-5 -5
SC SC-SM
>100
165 of 1134
>100 >100 32 42 50 >100 37 24 6
>100
-10 -10
SC
>100 38 32 12
>100
-15 -15
>100
-20 -20
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
.
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0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
14 BH-12 14
BH-07 BH-11 BH-20
BH-04 SPT-N Fines LL PI BH-26
12 12
46
29 21 3 NP NP
45 25 2 NP NP 55 13 NP NP
SP-SM
SP 28 7 NP NP SP SM
10 12 6 NP NP 20 10
32 63 51
SP-SM 20
SP-SM 15 17
24 7 NP NP >100 58
18
8 26 26 8
44 63 23 NP NP 63 22 31 15
6 81 15 24 7 6
45 49 42 22 36 16 44 26 SM
>100 70 >100
SC-SM
SC
4 4
Elevation (m)
SC 70
47 36
61 SC 38
23 21 81 22 32 17 >100
2 SC 2
SC
24
>100 54 72 40 41 20 43 24
55 70 80 52 74 65 16 NP NP
166 of 1134
0 0
CL
CH CL
CH SM
70 63 42 22
-2 >100 >100 -2
56 >100 55 37 20 >100
-4 -4
>100 51 56 23
MH
-6 -6
>100
-8 -8
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
.
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LL : Liquid Limit(%) WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. GROUP-C
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
15 BH-48 15
BH-39 BH-40 SPT-N Fines LL PI
BH-21 BH-25
BH-24 SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI 6 NP NP
SPT-N Fines LL PI
20 SP
12 32
29 13 23
12 2
SP NP NP SP
10 11 32 2 NP NP 10
16 11 2 NP NP 35 6 NP NP
14 14 SP
3 NP NP 30 SP
11 SP
4 NP NP 39
60 39
17 24 SP-SM
29 49 87 70 42
55 9 NP NP
75
SP-SM 66 39 58 62 40
44 51 56 28 70
5 >100 5
CH
75
>100 SC-SM
42 26 6 41 CH
CH CL
67 68
>100 13 35 18
SC >100 56 49 24
>100 40 45 56 22
>100 SC 81 77 72 40
0 57 67 58 34 0
79 SM
Elevation (m)
>100 >100
75 37 58 31 CH >100
>100
>100 SC
30 61 33 56
-5 >100 -5
SM
MH
>100 59 31 78 35
167 of 1134
>100 61 52 16
>100 >100
-10 -10
>100 69 60 75 21
SM
>100 22 58 21 >100 MH
-15 -15
>100 >100 44
SM 56 19
-20 -20
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
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0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 3.0
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BH-28 BH-29
>100 37 CH
10 >100 43 64 62 34 10
57 15 26 5 45
63 41
SC-SM SM
78 62
5 5
83 22 27 7 >100 35 44 24
REC=19% RQD=Nil
>100 47
0 0
Elevation (m)
>100 27 34 17 53
SC
SC
>100 54 26 34 16
-5 -5
168 of 1134
>100 53
REC=84% RQD=39%
>100 25 40 24
-10REC=78% RQD=18% -10
>100
>100
>100
SM
-15 -15
>100
>100 35 96 34
-20 -20
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 3.0
.
NOT TO SCALE
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0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
BH-64
SPT-N Fines LL PI
15 BH-51 BH-52 BH-55 BH-63 15
BH-45
BH-50 SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI
SPT-N Fines LL PI 4 NP NP 20 3 NP NP
SPT-N Fines LL PI
13 SP
16
21 2 NP NP 20 SP 24 5 NP NP
SP-SM 32 SP
13 3 NP NP
15
19 24 26 25 29
19
10 63 36 49 16 10
SP 22 2 NP NP 27 SP 32 56 26 31 54 28
22
25 SP 35 6 NP NP >100 25 NP NP 32
28 33
SC
37 63 SM
>100 28 56 20 >100 >100 38 19 NP NP

79
65 >100 12 NP NP
5 5
SP-SM
SM SP-SM
68 >100 12 NP NP >100 56
>100 31 51 22
>100 36 48 18 SM >100
SM
80 >100 >100 23 34 8 >100 SM

>100
>100 >100 36 54 18
0 0
SM
SM 74 8 NP NP >100 40 75 37 >100 73 40 90 34
Elevation (m)
61 SP-SM
>100 37 47 16
>100 SM
60 48 86 40
>100
-5 -5
>100 34 72 34
>100
169 of 1134
REC=40% RQD=18%
REC=34% RQD=11%
REC=93% RQD=81%
-10 >100 -10
REC=92% RQD=86%
REC=79% RQD=57%
>100
GM
-15 >100 38 92 28 -15
>100
-20 -20
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
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LL : Liquid Limit(%) WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. GROUP-E
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24
14 BH-73 14
BH-66 BH-69 BH-70
BH-65 BH-67 BH-68 BH-72
SPT-N Fines LL PI BH-71 SPT-N Fines LL PI
SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI
SPT-N Fines LL PI 8 NP NP SPT-N Fines LL PI SPT-N Fines LL PI
12 16 12
23
27 2 NP NP 10
28 SP 30 10 NP NP 21
14 15 3 NP NP 38 6 NP NP
11
SP-SM SP-SM 16
SP SP-SM 32
10 33 17 23 6 NP NP 10
18 3 NP NP 25 30
20
50 21 5 NP NP
SP 33 5 24 SP-SM
16 24 36
21 4
SP NP NP
55 31 35 19 23 SP-SM
8 36 2 NP NP 29 19 34 16 26 8
27 29 9 NP NP 74 35 27 7
SC 36
SP
6 32 11 NP NP 6
72 54
SP-SM >100 SC-SM 46 60 18 NP NP
>100 37 61 50 40 22
4 CL 4
Elevation (m)
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22 NP NP 58
62 56 51 21 >100 SC 65
79 31 46 25 64 27 52 60 75
62
2 MH SM 2
SM
SC
>100 >100
62 >100 40 42 18 72
>100 >100 >100 CH 73 38 52 30
170 of 1134
0 0
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SC
SC
79 32 52 29 >100 36
SC 40 18
-2 70 >100 >100 60 19 -2
>100 36 37 20 78 36 54 32 >100 71 61 34 CL 40
>100
-4 >100 -4
>100 29
SM 39 10
>100
-6 SC-SM -6
>100 37 42 20
>100
>100 18 24 5
-8 -8
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24
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27 25 19
33 SM 52 28
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>100 CH 72
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55 38 64 30 >100 SC 44
>100 >100 33 74 32 46
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45 >100 61
>100 >100 41 18 26 6
51 86 56
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>100 12 NP NP >100 SC-SM 60
40 77 >100 MH
>100 >100 20 34 14 65
>100 70 >100
>100 72 69 44 90 48 REC=95%
0 >100 65 0
>100 73 66
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>100 80 >100 REC=35% 36 64 18
Elevation (m)
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>100 48
SM 69 32 SC 54
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>100 79 >100
64 35 12 NP NP >100
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>100 41 81
>100 >100 >100 47 98 46
>100 48 >100
>100 >100 >100
>100 >100 ML 70
171 of 1134
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>100 MH
58 86 35 >100 >100 32 72 26
>100 >100 >100
>100 REC=69% RQD=17% >100
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REC=50% RQD=8% REC=68% RQD=25% >100 REC=100% RQD=68%
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GEOLOGICAL MAP OF SAUDI ARABIA
Project: AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15
GULF CONSULT Location: JUBAIL IND. CITY
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SEISMIC ZONATION MAP
Project: AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15
GULF CONSULT Location: JUBAIL IND. CITY
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SCALE : Not to Scale FIGURE-5

FIGURE-7
Job No.:
16057-A1/20
SYMBOLS USED IN BORE LOGS
Geotech. File No.:
GULF CONSULT
Testing
Poorly graded Sand(SP) Fat silt(MH) Poorly graded gravel(GP)
Poorly graded sand with silt (SP

Lean clay(CL) Well graded gravel(GW)
Silty Sand(SM) Fat clay(CH) Silty gravel(GM)
Clayey sand(SC) Silty clay(CL-ML) Gravel with silt & sand

(GP-GM)
Sandy silt / SILT with Sandy lean Clay(CLS) Well graded gravel with
silt (GW-GM)
Silt (ML) Poorly graded sand with Clayey gravel(GC)

clay(SP-SC)
Well graded sand with Asphalt Limestone

clay(SW-SC)
Well graded sand with Fill Siltstone

silt(SW-SM)
Well graded sand with silt Concrete Mudstone

and gravel
Coral IGNSMG Sandstone
Conglom METACG IGNSFG
IGNSCG Gypsum METAMG
METAFG Boulders BASALT
Form No. GREP-105
Issue No. 02
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Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
GULF CONSULT Geotechnical File No.: 2020/154
For Soil & Material
Testing
FIGURE - 8
CLASSIFICATION CRITERIA FOR SOIL AND ROCK
I. SOIL
Density condition based on Standard Penetration Test for Non-Cohesive & Cohesive Soil *
(A) Sand & Non-Plastic Silt (Granular

(B) Clay & Plastic Silt (Cohesive)
Soil)
Penetration Value Consistency SPT “N” Value
Relative Density
(Blows/Feet) Very Soft 0-2 Blows
Very Loose 0-4 Blows Soft 2-4 Blows
Loose 4-10 Blows Medium 4-8 Blows
Medium Dense 10-30 Blows Stiff 8-15
Dense 30-50 Blows Very Stiff 15-30
Very Dense 50 & Up Hard 30 & Up
* “Foundation Engineering” by Peck, Hanson & Thornburn
II. INTACT ROCK
Relation Between RQD &
Strength
In-Situ Rock Quality
Unconfined Comp. Strength
Rock Quality RQD (%) Term
MPa ksf
Excellent 90-100 Extremely Strong >200 >4000
Good 75-90 Very Strong 100-200 2000-4000
Fair 50-75 Strong 50-100 1000-2000
Poor 25-50 Moderately Strong 12.50-50 250-1000
Very Poor 0-25 Moderately Weak 5-12.50 100-250
Weak 1.25-5 30-100
Very Weak 0.40-1.25 10-30
WEATHERING
Fresh Rock fresh with joints and may show slight straining
Moderate Significant portions of rock show discoloration and weathering effects and show
significant loss of strength compared with fresh rock
Severe Rock shows severe loss of strength and can be excavated with Geologist’s pick
Very Severe Mass effectively reduced to soil with only fragments of strong rock remaining
* “Rock Mechanic & Engineering Practice”, by Stagg & Zienkieweics
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CARBONATE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FIGURE-8
GULF CONSULT
For Soil & Material
Geotech. File No.:
Testing 2020/154
ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTIVE TERMS BASED ON ORIGIN CONSTITUENT PARTICLES
CEMENTATION OF NOT DISCERNIBLE BIOCLASTIC OOLITIC SHELL CORAL AIGAL PISOLITIC

SOIL
GRAIN-SIZE,MM
0.002 0.06 2.0 60
Carbonate Mud Carbonate Silt Carbonate Sand Carbonate Gravel

90
Very weakly to Clayey Carbonate Mud Siliceous Carbonate Silt Siliceous Carbonate Sand
Mixed Carbonate & Non-Carbonate
Moderately Cemented 50
Gravel
Soil Calcareous Clay Calcareous Silt Calcareous Sand
10
Clay Silt Sand Gravel
Calcllutite Calcislltite Calcarenite Calcirudite

90
Clayey Calcllutite Siliceous Calcislltite Siliceous Calcarenite Conglomeratic Calcirudite
Carbonate Content, %
Well Cemented Soil 50

Calcareous Claystone Calcareous Siltstone Calcareous Sandstone Calcareous Conglomerate
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Claystone Siltstone Sandstone Conglomerate
Terms Related to Carbonate Classification Degree of Cementation

Algal - Composed of the remains of Calcareous-secreting algae. ( a ) Well cemented - cannot be manually broken but grains can be dislodged.
Arenaceous - Having a notable proportion of detrital quartz sand or silt. ( b ) Weakly (or lightly) cemented - can be manually broken down without
Argillaceous - Having a notable proportion of clay. difficulty: individual grains can be dislodged.
Authigenic - Formed in place by chemical or biochemical action. ( c ) Moderately cemented - Intermediate
Bioclastic - Consisting of fragmental remains of organisms.
Coral - Calcareous skeleton of a coral or group of corals.
Detrital - Derived from pre-existing rock fragments
Oolitic - Made up of Ooliths (0.25 to 2mm, spherical particles, usually carbonate).
Pisolitic - Made up of Pisoliths (2 to 10mm, round particles, usually carbonate).
Shell - Generally hard rigid covering of an animal, commonly calcareous.
Siliceous - Containing abundant quartz or sillica, generally cryptocrystalline. After Clark & Walker (1977)
Form No. GREP-134
Issue No. 02
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FIGURE-9
For Soil & Material
Testing
EXPOSURE TYPES BASED ON CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
AMIES-Q-001
Requirements for Reinforced Concrete by Exposure Class
Min.
Max. Min. f0c Cementitious Cementitious
Exposure Reinforcing Steel
(w/cm) (MPa) Materials Type Contenet
kg/m3
S0 0.45 30 No Restriction 320 Uncoated
S1 0.45 30 V 340 Uncoated
S2 0.40 35 V 360 Uncoated
V + Pozzolan1 or
S3 0.40 40 380 Uncoated
Slag
Max. Water-Soluble
Chloride ion (Cl-) in
concrete, % by weight
of cement2
C0 0.45 30 I 320 Uncoated 100
I + Pozzolan or
C1 0.40 35 360 ECR3 03
Slag
Commentary Notes:
1. Pozzolan can be silica fume, flyash, or natural pozzolan.
2. Water-Soluble chloride ion content that is contributed from the ingredients including water,
aggregates, cementitious materials, and admixtures shall be determined in the concrete mixture in
accordance to ASTM C1218 at age between 28 and 42 days.
3. FRP reinforcement may be used to replace steel reinforcement for non-critical structural elements
in C1 & C2 exposures, including but not limited to; slab on grade, sidewalls, surface drainage
channels, concrete paving, pipe sleepers. Other applications where FRP reinforcement may add
value such as Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) room in hospitals, electrical equipement
foundations sewage treatment plant, and sea walls shall be investigated. Where FRP reinforcement
is the only reinforcement in the concrete members, concrete mix design, concrete cover, and
concrete durability protection measures can be revised to consider the benefits of specifying FRP
reinforcement.
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APPENDIX – A: Field Test Results
A1. Table of Coordinates & Elevation of Borehole & Field Test Locations
A2. Boring Logs
A3. Piezocone Penetration Test Results
A4. Test Pits Log & Field Density Test Results
A5. Electrical Resistivity Test Results
A6. Thermal Conductivity Test Results
A7. Percolation Test Results
A8. Permeability Test Results
A9. Plate Load Test Results
A10. Cross Hole Seismic Test Results
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APPENDIX – A1
Table of Coordinates & Elevation of Borehole & Field Test Locations
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APPENDIX-A1
TABLE OF COORDINATES & ELEVATION OF BOREHOLE & FIELD TEST LOCATIONS
Client : WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO.

Project : AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15
Job Number : GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
Location : JUBAIL IND. CITY
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BOREHOLE S
RC Coordinates Ground UTM Coordinates Ground
Ground
Elevation Elevation Termination
BH No. Water Level
Northing Easting w.r.to RC Northing Easting w.r.to SAVD Depth (m)
(m) BGL
(m) (m)
BH-01 43568.937 48109.817 13.849 2978582.097 345490.261 12.709 2.03 15.5
BH-02 43576.332 48369.801 13.490 2978761.840 345678.201 12.350 2.50 15.0
BH-03 43568.988 48977.451 13.443 2979163.674 346133.973 12.303 2.58 15.0
BH-04 43569.042 49556.217 13.518 2979551.637 346563.357 12.378 3.60 15.0
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BH-05 43458.386 48276.612 13.512 2978611.869 345688.113 12.372 2.06 20.0
BH-06 43503.740 48561.806 13.538 2978836.673 345869.316 12.398 3.20 15.0
BH-07 43353.909 49331.546 13.733 2979241.430 346540.855 12.593 2.60 15.0
BH-08 43279.785 48109.800 13.817 2978367.547 345684.055 12.677 2.05 15.0
BH-09 43362.530 48477.285 13.650 2978823.642 345767.200 12.510 3.58 15.0
BH-10 43311.008 48890.808 13.422 2978914.191 346242.601 12.282 3.30 15.0
BH-11 43208.341 49126.588 13.783 2978996.050 346486.353 12.643 3.37 20.0
BH-12 43279.827 49556.387 14.015 2979337.166 346757.332 12.875 3.85 15.0
BH-13 42990.567 48109.799 13.939 2978152.959 345877.905 12.799 2.33 15.0
BH-14 43090.471 48399.069 13.719 2978420.970 346025.569 12.579 3.40 15.0
BH-15 42990.513 48977.508 13.665 2978734.509 346521.743 12.525 3.05 15.0
BH-16 42990.609 49266.602 14.117 2978928.348 346736.174 12.977 3.55 15.0
BH-17 42990.588 49556.361 14.064 2979122.546 346951.177 12.924 3.90 15.0
BH-18 42898.035 48698.086 13.531 2978478.609 346376.409 12.391 2.75 20.0
BH-19 42823.230 49362.096 14.085 2978868.166 346919.214 12.945 3.00 20.0
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Ground
BH No. Water Level
(m) BGL
(m) (m)
BH-20 42701.319 48273.949 13.616 2978048.373 346193.568 12.476 3.10 15.0
BH-21 42701.335 48977.366 13.516 2978519.856 346715.462 12.376 2.70 15.0
BH-22 42701.375 49266.698 13.833 2978713.813 346930.107 12.693 3.05 15.0
BH-23 42701.215 49556.213 14.651 2978907.745 347145.022 13.511 3.02 15.0
BH-24 42578.483 48676.614 13.129 2978227.124 346574.660 11.989 2.60 20.0
BH-25 42571.361 48813.196 13.379 2978313.385 346680.772 12.239 2.55 15.0
BH-26 42412.226 48274.035 13.558 2977833.936 346387.399 12.418 2.35 15.0
BH-27 42412.192 48977.426 13.531 2978305.365 346909.308 12.391 2.92 15.0
BH-28 42413.236 49140.046 13.683 2978415.137 347029.264 12.543 2.92 30.0
BH-29 42413.104 49180.330 13.781 2978442.040 347059.242 12.641 2.98 20.0
BH-30 42488.479 49275.233 13.853 2978561.574 347079.135 12.713 2.96 15.0
BH-31 42488.538 49287.288 13.953 2978569.698 347088.040 12.813 3.00 15.0
BH-32 42488.567 49325.269 13.910 2978595.177 347116.201 12.770 3.06 15.0
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BH-33 42488.576 49350.245 13.958 2978611.924 347134.726 12.818 3.04 15.0
BH-34 42418.529 49275.260 13.864 2978509.693 347126.040 12.724 2.95 15.0
BH-35 42418.433 49290.445 13.933 2978519.799 347137.371 12.793 2.90 15.0
BH-36 42419.206 49330.205 13.837 2978547.022 347166.353 12.697 2.87 15.0
BH-37 42445.025 49445.276 14.005 2978643.306 347234.425 12.865 3.28 30.0
BH-38 42412.195 49556.279 14.146 2978693.348 347338.789 13.006 2.92 15.0
BH-39 42292.737 49103.955 13.898 2978301.542 347083.252 12.758 3.00 30.0
BH-40 42292.755 49163.975 13.915 2978341.784 347127.773 12.775 2.95 30.0
BH-41 42287.746 49279.674 13.940 2978415.616 347216.973 12.800 2.87 20.0
BH-42 42287.751 49305.869 13.983 2978433.177 347236.406 12.843 2.94 24.0
BH-43 42288.005 49353.155 14.086 2978465.059 347271.319 12.946 3.13 25.0
BH-44 42287.959 49383.213 13.965 2978485.172 347293.652 12.825 2.80 25.0
BH-45 42287.947 49456.696 14.274 2978534.415 347348.181 13.134 3.48 26.0
BH-46 42222.090 48909.823 13.454 2978119.006 346986.566 12.314 2.45 15.0
BH-47 42122.959 48109.832 15.368 2977509.254 346459.451 14.228 2.40 15.0
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Ground
BH No. Water Level
(m) BGL
(m) (m)
BH-48 42122.943 48398.951 14.625 2977703.027 346673.976 13.485 3.10 15.0
BH-49 42122.954 48738.225 13.209 2977930.437 346925.695 12.069 2.92 15.0
BH-50 42129.664 49121.322 13.599 2978192.189 347205.439 12.459 2.65 30.0
BH-51 42122.909 49556.350 14.411 2978478.758 347532.738 13.271 3.05 15.0
BH-52 42018.372 48576.522 14.635 2977744.458 346875.815 13.495 3.25 20.0
BH-53 41763.747 48279.801 14.369 2977356.658 346826.326 13.229 2.65 15.0
BH-54 41755.896 48714.901 13.578 2977642.462 347154.413 12.438 2.20 20.0
BH-55 41833.826 49556.397 14.525 2978264.303 347726.533 13.385 3.35 15.0
BH-56 41419.566 48523.164 13.381 2977264.407 347237.581 12.241 1.90 15.0
BH-57 41390.300 48164.837 15.354 2977002.521 346991.334 14.214 2.94 15.0
BH-58 41358.387 49006.604 13.469 2977543.044 347637.278 12.329 2.93 20.0
BH-59 41358.389 49256.646 13.601 2977710.639 347822.797 12.461 2.00 20.0
BH-60 41438.396 49517.395 14.145 2977944.770 347962.636 13.005 2.94 30.0
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BH-61 41198.435 48696.613 13.452 2977216.593 347514.488 12.312 2.85 20.0
BH-62 41073.751 48284.037 13.426 2976847.550 347291.945 12.286 1.80 15.0
BH-63 40886.131 48503.228 14.552 2976855.259 347580.329 13.412 2.70 15.0
BH-64 40854.595 49459.082 15.952 2977472.530 348310.668 14.812 4.00 15.0
BH-65 41959.998 48990.789 13.531 2977978.813 347222.309 12.391 3.00 15.0
BH-66 41986.278 49202.779 13.804 2978140.400 347361.982 12.664 2.93 20.0
BH-67 41832.219 48990.823 13.500 2977884.030 347307.979 12.360 2.95 15.0
BH-68 41832.312 49190.824 13.617 2978018.151 347456.309 12.477 2.37 15.0
BH-69 41832.243 49381.296 13.954 2978145.765 347597.677 12.814 2.56 15.0
BH-70 41704.336 49190.906 13.773 2977923.254 347542.147 12.633 3.25 15.0
BH-71 41583.982 48990.827 13.434 2977699.851 347474.365 12.294 2.90 20.0
BH-72 41583.808 49190.781 13.681 2977833.743 347622.839 12.541 2.20 15.0
BH-73 40971.554 49133.320 14.050 2977340.963 347990.574 12.910 2.50 20.0
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PIEZOCONE PENETRATION TEST
RC Coordinates UTM Coordinates Ground
Ground
Elevation Termination
Test No. Elevation
Northing Easting Northing Easting w.r.to SAVD Depth (m)
w.r.to RC (m)
(m)
PCPT-01 43337.621 48601.760 13.547 2978740.200 346010.303 12.407 5.04
PCPT-02 43287.742 49126.751 13.673 2979055.071 346433.255 12.533 6.66
PCPT-03 43002.660 48676.796 13.463 2978541.967 346290.487 12.323 4.97
PCPT-04 42863.248 49362.041 14.021 2978897.820 346892.351 12.881 7.33
PCPT-05 42507.684 48706.804 13.136 2978194.829 346644.513 11.996 5.62
PCPT-06 42482.692 49396.762 14.036 2978638.736 347173.183 12.896 6.81
PCPT-07 42107.645 48151.657 14.556 2977525.926 346500.748 13.416 7.19
PCPT-08 42082.944 48738.169 13.248 2977900.713 346952.470 12.108 8.45
PCPT-09 42107.596 49201.795 13.827 2978229.753 347279.938 12.687 8.42
PCPT-10 41687.585 48291.777 14.130 2977308.176 346886.260 12.990 10.26
PCPT-11 41087.657 48556.705 13.925 2977040.626 347484.932 12.785 5.90
PCPT-12 40862.608 49341.775 15.000 2977399.849 348218.261 13.860 8.67
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PCPT-13 41959.980 49090.781 13.586 2978045.821 347296.511 12.446 7.96
PCPT-14 41960.061 49290.774 13.873 2978179.928 347444.843 12.733 6.70
PCPT-15 41959.937 49381.326 13.935 2978240.529 347512.112 12.795 6.09
PCPT-16 41832.201 49090.781 13.647 2977951.014 347382.156 12.507 7.02
PCPT-17 41832.205 49290.769 13.818 2978085.061 347530.536 12.678 7.78
PCPT-18 41704.429 48990.834 13.464 2977789.223 347393.640 12.324 6.57
PCPT-19 41704.406 49090.704 13.609 2977856.144 347467.754 12.469 5.52
PCPT-20 41704.521 49290.860 14.040 2977990.386 347616.184 12.900 8.09
PCPT-21 41704.537 49381.362 13.887 2978051.057 347683.322 12.747 7.04
PCPT-22 41583.953 49090.851 13.633 2977766.872 347548.598 12.493 7.04
PCPT-23 41583.977 49290.806 13.764 2977900.911 347696.940 12.624 6.74
PCPT-24 41583.886 49381.198 13.939 2977961.430 347764.068 12.799 7.28
PCPT-25 41088.216 49044.792 13.624 2977368.185 347846.696 12.484 5.93
PCPT-26 41088.135 49136.812 13.579 2977429.802 347915.026 12.439 6.65
PCPT-27 41035.480 49023.204 13.786 2977314.588 347866.026 12.646 8.04
PCPT-28 41057.500 49454.762 14.535 2977620.181 348171.464 13.395 7.34
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TEST PITS
RC Coordinates UTM Coordinates Ground
Ground
Elevation Termination
Test No. Elevation
Northing Easting Northing Easting w.r.to SAVD Depth (m)
w.r.to RC (m)
(m)
TP-01 43595.002 48499.654 13.616 2978862.728 345762.033 12.476 1.50
TP-02 43594.952 49264.598 13.583 2979375.401 346329.621 12.443 1.50
TP-03 42942.193 48095.873 13.973 2978107.734 345899.996 12.833 1.50
TP-04 43090.657 49213.309 13.895 2978966.859 346629.575 12.755 1.50
TP-05 42195.078 48642.807 13.930 2977919.995 346806.557 12.790 1.50
TP-06 41616.838 48414.608 15.494 2977338.013 347024.814 14.354 1.50
TP-07 41486.889 49467.344 14.073 2977947.202 347892.998 12.933 1.50
TP-08 40735.266 48577.186 15.216 2976792.895 347736.321 14.076 1.50
ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY TEST
RC Coordinates Ground Elevation UTM Coordinates Ground Elevation
Test No.
Northing Easting w.r.to RC (m) Northing Easting w.r.to SAVD (m)
ERT-01 43369.219 48540.690 13.699 2978722.711 345943.813 12.559
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ERT-02 43532.427 49126.963 13.455 2979236.759 346269.410 12.315
ERT-03 42888.540 48768.127 13.224 2978518.510 346434.740 12.084
ERT-04 42391.929 49019.139 13.588 2978318.289 346953.838 12.448
ERT-05 41648.415 48731.730 13.678 2977573.996 347238.940 12.538
ERT-06 40828.482 49423.462 15.950 2977429.281 348301.742 14.810
ERT-07 41850.005 49429.869 14.482 2978191.500 347621.811 13.342
ERT-08 41679.055 49429.803 14.127 2978064.619 347736.343 12.987
ERT-09 40931.033 49170.293 13.675 2977335.680 348045.166 12.535
THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY TEST
Test No.
TRT-01 43223.643 49540.519 13.773 2979284.844 346783.216 12.633
TRT-02 41969.410 48449.211 14.323 2977622.799 346814.173 13.183
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PERCOLATION TEST
Test No.
PT-01 43310.938 48645.728 13.529 2978749.872 346060.810 12.389
PT-02 41906.684 48146.075 14.513 2977373.080 346631.302 13.373
PT-03 41268.576 49360.511 13.478 2977713.618 347960.058 12.338
PERMEABILITY TEST
Test No.
PER-01 41423.660 48167.582 13.536 2977029.112 346971.011 12.396
PER-02 40837.835 49041.546 14.680 2977180.238 348012.108 13.540
CROSS HOLE SEISMIC TEST
Ground
Test No. Water Level
(m) BGL
(m) (m)
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CHST-01 42408.889 48654.728 13.553 2978086.623 346672.094 12.413 2.30 30.0
CHST-02 41600.514 49308.784 13.947 2977925.231 347699.195 12.807 2.48 30.0
CHST-03 41841.440 49105.776 13.652 2977967.919 347387.089 12.512 2.80 30.0
CHST-04 41733.020 49230.798 13.886 2977971.274 347552.519 12.746 2.38 30.0
CHST-05 41688.987 49087.925 13.571 2977842.841 347476.027 12.431 2.10 30.0
CHST-06 40971.598 49073.194 14.042 2977300.696 347945.934 12.902 2.30 30.0
PLAT LOAD TEST
Test No.
PLT-01 43467.343 48610.232 13.466 2978842.126 345929.641 12.326
PLT-02 42341.032 49339.541 13.903 2978495.278 347225.677 12.763
GULF CONSULT
OIL CONTAMINATION TEST
Test No.
OCT-01 43260.996 48890.774 13.268 2978877.071 346276.156 12.128
OCT-02 42095.276 48786.810 13.193 2977942.442 346980.362 12.053
OCT-03 40998.585 48925.959 13.932 2977221.958 347818.592 12.792
Note:
All coordinates are UTM Zone 39, International 1924, (Ain Al Abd).
The elevations are referred to Saudi Aramco Vertical Datum (SAVD).
Bench UTM Coordinates Ground Elevation
Mark Northing Easting w.r.to SAVD (m)
RCT 910 2975820.100 347349.839 14.683
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APPENDIX-A1
TABLE OF COORDINATES & ELEVATION OF BOREHOLE & FIELD TEST LOCATIONS

Project : AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15, SADAR SOUTH & SADARA NORTH
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BOREHOLES / PIEZOCONE PENETRATION / ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY / THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY
BH Ground
Test No. Water Level
(m) BGL
(m) (m)
SADARA SOUTH
BH-01 41989.963 49717.169 14.42 2978487.909 347741.167 13.380 4.10 15.0
BH-02 41989.959 50323.007 13.67 2978893.974 348190.675 12.623 2.87 30.0
BH-03 41489.998 49717.069 13.85 2978116.889 348076.199 12.802 1.90 15.0
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BH-04 41489.941 50322.959 13.88 2978522.950 348525.781 12.831 2.20 15.0
BH-05 41240.011 49717.127 13.38 2977931.449 348243.798 12.338 1.32 15.0
BH-06 40990.010 50247.907 14.24 2978101.719 348805.179 13.193 2.00 15.0
PCPT-01 41804.867 50036.806 14.27 2978564.815 348102.386 13.228 -- --
PCPT-02 41170.800 50031.458 14.14 2978090.780 348523.407 13.099 -- --
ERT-01 41590.057 50303.070 13.85 2978583.901 348443.921 12.810 -- --
TRT-01 41236.658 50235.961 14.15 2978276.714 348630.997 13.106 -- --
CHST-01 41612.303 49999.713 13.65 2978397.079 348203.932 12.608 1.28 30.0
OCT-01 41520.017 50134.914 13.83 2978419.226 348366.101 12.784 -- --
SADARA NORTH
BH-01 43439.621 50075.801 13.42 2979803.868 347035.61 12.374 3.85 15.0
BH-02 42939.688 50075.753 14.15 2979432.907 347370.659 13.110 2.11 15.0
BH-03 42722.176 50225.659 13.95 2979371.998 347716.493 12.902 3.62 30.0
BH-04 42458.094 49925.778 13.88 2978975.063 347661.498 12.835 3.87 15.0
OCT-01 42873.019 49919.925 13.91 2979278.997 347299.727 12.870 -- --
GULF CONSULT
Note:
All coordinates are UTM Zone 39, International 1924, (Ain Al Abd).
The elevations are referred to Saudi Aramco Vertical Datum (SAVD).
UTM Coordinates Ground Elevation
Bench Mark
Northing Easting w.r.to SAVD (m)
RCT-910 2975820.100 347349.839 14.683
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GROUNDWATER ELEVATION
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Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
APPENDIX – A2
Boring Logs
(The elevations are referred to Saudi Aramco Vertical Datum – SAVD)
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BORING LOG
GEOTECHNICAL & CIVIL TESTING UNIT
PROJECT NAME: AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15 FILE NO: 2020/154
LOCATION: JUBAIL IND. CITY FIELD INVESTIGATION: GULF CONSULT
COORDINATES: NORTH: 2,978,582.10 meter TYPE OF BORING: Rotary Wash BORING NO:
EAST: 345,490.26 meter DIA. OF BORING: 4" CORE SIZE: -- BH-01
GROUND ELEVATION: 12.71 meter RIG NUMBER: GC-22 & SPT Hammer-22(A) DATE COMMENCED: 12-23-20
DEPTH OF GROUNDWATER TABLE: 2.03 meter CASING HAMMER WT. & DROP: -- DATE COMPLETED: 12-23-20
MEASURED AT: -- HOURS ON: -- HAMMER WT. & DROP: 140lbs & 30" DRILLING SUPERVISOR: Celso
Sample Sample
Depth Moisture CaCO3 Passing Soil Classi- Depth
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Content % % 200 % Symbol fication
DESCRIPTION (meters)
Number 6 inches
1 Gray, poorly graded, fine to medium grained, SAND with 0.3

2
silt 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
6
6 SPT1 8 6.5 5.743 7 Ditto, brown, medium dense 1.8
7 10 2.1
8 TR SP-SM 2.4
7
9
SPT2 9 Ditto 2.7
10 12 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 3.7
SPT3 50/5cm Ditto, very dense
13 4.0
14 TR 4.3
15 4.6
SPT4 50/3cm Light brown to gray & pinkish to gray, slightly weathered,
16 4.9
fractured, sandy SILTSTONE interbedded with sand and
17 gravel REC=91% & RQD=60% 5.2
18 C1 5.5
19 5.8
20 6.1
Ditto
21 6.4
REC=50% & RQD=20%
22 6.7
C2
23 7.0
24 7.3
25 18 7.6
SPT5 25 Grayish brown, very dense, cemented silty SAND
26 7.9
50/10cm
27 8.2
28 8.5
29 8.8
30 TR SM 9.1
31 9.4
32 9.8
33 10.1
34 SPT6 18 Ditto 10.4
22
35 50/14cm 10.7
L E G E N D:
SPT-1 : STANDARD PENETRATION TEST & NUMBER REC : ROCK CORE RECOVERY
HE : HAND EXCAVATION RQD : ROCK QUALITY DESIGNATION
R-1 : ROCK CORE RUN & NUMBER HWR : HIGHLY WEATHERED ROCK
TR : TRICONE DRILLING PWR : PARTIALLY WEATHERED ROCK
: WATER TABLE NE NOT ENCOUNTERED SHEET 1 OF 2
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Grayish brown, very dense, cemented silty SAND 11.0

37 11.3
38 TR 11.6
SM
39 11.9
40 12.2
41 12.5
42 13
SPT7 50/10cm 25.2 68 Light brown to pink & beige, hard, sandy lean CLAY 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
45 13.7
46 TR CL 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
49 14.9
11
50
SPT8 14 Ditto 15.2
51 28 15.5
52 Borehole terminated at 15.00 meters depth 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Light brown to gray, fine to medium grained clayey SAND 0.3

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
5
6 SPT1 14 17.9 25 Ditto, dense 1.8
7 29 2.1
8 TR 2.4
8
9
SPT2 15 Ditto 2.7
10 25 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 10 Ditto 3.7
SPT3 15
13 4.0
23
14 TR 4.3
15 18 4.6
16 SPT4 25 Ditto, very dense 4.9
50/12cm
17 5.2
18 SC 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
28
24 SPT5 38 31.5 33 Ditto 7.3
25 50/10cm 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
25
32
SPT6 35 Ditto 9.8
33 50/8cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light brown to gray, very dense, fine to medium grained 11.0

TR clayey SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 20 Ditto, pinkish 12.2
SPT7 50/10cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
SC
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 25 Ditto
49 50/8cm 17.7 35 14.9
50 15.2
Borehole terminated at 15.00 meters depth
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Grayish brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained, 0.3

2
SAND with silt 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
6
6 SPT1 8 10.3 5 Ditto, medium dense 1.8
7 10 2.1
8 TR SP-SM 2.4
6
9
SPT2 9 Ditto 2.7
10 11 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 8 3.7
SPT3 10 Ditto
13 4.0
13
14 TR 4.3
15 12 4.6
16 SPT4 31 25.9 10.413 42 Grayish brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey 4.9
50/10cm SAND
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
18
24 SPT5 37 Ditto 7.3
25 50/7cm 7.6
SC
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT6 50/8cm 33.0 44 Ditto 9.8
33 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Grayish brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 31 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/10cm
41 12.5
SC
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
25
SPT8 50/14cm 27.6 55 ML Gray to reddish brown, hard, sandy SILT
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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MEASURED AT: -- HOURS ON: -- HAMMER WT. & DROP: 140lbs & 30" DRILLING SUPERVISOR: George
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Light brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained, SAND 0.3

2
with silt 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
13
6 SPT1 19 Ditto, dense 1.8
7 26 2.1
8 TR 2.4
9
9
SPT2 12 Ditto 2.7
10 20 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 7 SP-SM Ditto, medium dense 3.7
SPT3 11 16.0 7
13 4.0
13
14 TR 4.3
15 12 4.6
23
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
24 27
SPT5 50/15cm Pale gray, very dense fine to medium grained, clayey 7.3
25
SAND 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC
30 9.1
31 9.4
10
32
SPT6 27 19.6 23 Ditto 9.8
33 34 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Pale gray, very dense fine to medium grained, clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
SC
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 11 12.2
SPT7 24 31.7 70 Pale gray, hard, sandy fat CLAY
41 31 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR CH
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14 14.6
SPT8 20 Ditto
49 14.9
36
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Gray to light brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained, 0.3

2
SAND with silt 0.6
3 HE 1.8 9 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
8
6 SPT1 10 Ditto, medium dense 1.8
7 12 2.1
8 TR SP-SM 2.4
9
9
SPT2 12 Ditto 2.7
10 14 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 7 3.7
SPT3 18 Ditto, dense
13 4.0
12
14 TR 4.3
15 10 4.6
16 SPT4 23 24.3 7.979 28 Brownish gray, very dense fine to medium grained, clayey 4.9
48 SAND
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
18
25 50/14cm 7.6
SC
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
20
32
SPT6 20 Ditto 9.8
33 50/5cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Brownish gray, very dense fine to medium grained, clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/5cm 18.6 27
41 12.5
SC
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 50/8cm Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty SAND
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57
22
SPT9 50/14cm SM Ditto 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 28
SPT10 50/10cm 36.6 45 Ditto 19.8
66 20.1
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Light brown to gray, fine to medium grianed, clayey SAND 0.3

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
8
7 15 2.1
8 TR 2.4
10
9
SPT2 15 Ditto, dense 2.7
10 18 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 8 3.7
SPT3 12 Ditto, medium dense
13 4.0
15
14 TR 4.3
15 11 4.6
16 SPT4 25 26.1 25 Ditto, very dense, cemented 4.9
50/12cm
17 5.2
18 SC 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
24 SPT5 50/12cm Ditto 7.3
25 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT6 50/13cm 17.6 39 Ditto, with gravel 9.8
33 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Brown to gray, very dense, fine to medium grianed, clayey 11.0

TR SAND with gravel
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 35 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/13cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
SC
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 40 Ditto
49 50/7cm 19.6 35 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
MEASURED AT: -- HOURS ON: -- HAMMER WT. & DROP: 140lbs & 30" DRILLING SUPERVISOR: Moawia
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2
silt 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
12
6 SPT1 14 Ditto, brown, medium dense 1.8
7 15 2.1
8 TR 2.4
4
9
SPT2 6 17.7 4.216 6 Ditto 2.7
10 6 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 5 SP-SM 3.7
SPT3 6 Ditto
13 4.0
9
14 TR 4.3
15 4 4.6
16
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
12
24 SPT5 20 22.2 49 Gray, dense, fine to medium grained, clayey SAND 7.3
25 25 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC
30 9.1
31 9.4
14
32
SPT6 17 Ditto 9.8
33 30 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Gray, dense, fine to medium grained, clayey SAND 11.0

TR
37 11.3
SC
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 Beige, hard, sandy fat CLAY 12.2
SPT7 50/13cm 31.7 54
41 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR CH
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 29 14.6
SPT8 40 Ditto
49 14.9
50/12cm
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
MEASURED AT: -- HOURS ON: -- HAMMER WT. & DROP: 140lbs & 30" DRILLING SUPERVISOR: Shajeer
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Light brown, fine to medium grained silty SAND 0.3

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
9
7 13 2.1
8 TR 2.4
18
9
SPT2 22 16.3 13 Ditto, very dense 2.7
10 32 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 20 SM 3.7
SPT3 26 Ditto
13 4.0
33
14 TR 4.3
15 22 4.6
35
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
24
24 SPT5 30 21.1 6 Yellowish brown, very dense, poorly graded, fine to 7.3
25 36 medium grained SAND with silt 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SP-SM
30 9.1
31 9.4
19
32
SPT6 25 Ditto 9.8
33 31 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Yellowish brown, very dense, poorly graded, fine to 11.0

TR medium grained SAND with silt
37 11.3
SP-SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 25 12.2
SPT7 35 28.7 17 Greenish gray to brown, very dense, fine to medium grained
41 42 clayey SAND 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR SC
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 23 14.6
SPT8 30 Ditto
49 14.9
38
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Grayish brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained, 0.3

2
SAND 0.6
3 HE 8.3 1 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
8
6 SPT1 11 SP Ditto, medium dense 1.8
7 16 2.1
8 TR 2.4
8
9
SPT2 12 Ditto 2.7
10 14 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 3.7
SPT3 35 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey
13 50/8cm 23.8 5.358 29
SAND 4.0
14 TR 4.3
15 4.6
50/5cm
17 5.2
SC
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
14
24 SPT5 23 18.3 17 Brownish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, 7.3
25 31 silty-clayey SAND 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC-SM
30 9.1
31 9.4
16
32
SPT6 25 Ditto 9.8
33 35 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Brownish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, 11.0

TR silty-clayey SAND
37 11.3
SC-SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 Yellowish brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty 12.2
SPT7 50/8cm 28.1 31
41 SAND 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR SM
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 46 Ditto
49 50/5cm 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Grayish light brown, poorly graded, fine to medium 0.3

2
grained, SAND with silt 0.6
3 HE 4.00 7 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
5
7 10 2.1
8 TR SP-SM 2.4
6
9
SPT2 10 Ditto 2.7
10 12 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 6 Ditto 3.7
SPT3 9
13 4.0
11
14 TR 4.3
15 22 4.6
16 SPT4 40 22.8 5.241 14 Light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained silty 4.9
50/10cm SAND
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 SM 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
24 18
SPT5 50/20cm Gray to light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained 7.3
25
clayey SAND 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT6 23 24.7 28 Ditto 9.8
33
50/8cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Gray to light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained 11.0

TR clayey SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 30 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/11cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
SC
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 24 14.6
SPT8 42 24.8 14 Ditto
49 14.9
50/10
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2
grained, SAND 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
6
7 11 2.1
8 TR SP 2.4
6
9
SPT2 10 Ditto 2.7
10 10 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 5 Ditto 3.7
SPT3 8
13 4.0
9
14 TR 4.3
15 5 4.6
16 SPT4 10 Gray to light brown, medium dense, fine to medium grained 4.9
16 clayey SAND
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
7
24 SPT5 11 22.7 16 Ditto, dense 7.3
25 25 7.6
SC
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
9
32
SPT6 13 Ditto 9.8
33 23 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Gray to light brown, dense, fine to medium grained clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 12 12.2
SPT7 16 21.5 20 Ditto
41 25 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 SC 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 12 Ditto, very dense
49 50/7cm 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 SPT9 50/13cm 34.6 51 Whitish gray, hard, sandy elastic SILT 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR MH 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 29
SPT10 50/5cm Ditto 19.8
66 20.1
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2
with silt 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
10
7 26 2.1
8 TR SP-SM 2.4
7
9
SPT2 12 8.4 7.299 7 Ditto, medium dense 2.7
10 16 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 6 3.7
SPT3 9 Ditto
13 4.0
11
14 TR 4.3
15 3 4.6
16 SPT4 6 Pale gray, medium dense fine to medium grained, 4.9
12 silty-clayey SAND
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
14
24 SPT5 38 19.2 15 Ditto, very dense 7.3
25 43 7.6
SC-SM
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
13
32
SPT6 33 Ditto 9.8
33 37 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Pale gray, very dense fine to medium grained, silty-clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
SC-SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 4 12.2
SPT7 12 Pale gray, very stiff, sandy lean CLAY
41 12 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR CL
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 11 14.6
SPT8 30 19.5 63 Ditto, hard
49 14.9
40
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
20
7 30 2.1
8 TR 2.4
21
9
SPT2 27 11.6 7.419 10 Ditto 2.7
10 32 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 18 Ditto 3.7
SPT3 25
13 4.0
31
14 TR 4.3
15 16 4.6
16 SPT4 26 SP-SM Ditto 4.9
33
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
23
24 SPT5 30 21.5 7 Ditto 7.3
25 34 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
16
32
SPT6 20 Greenish gray, dense, fine to medium grained, clayey 9.8
33 25 SAND 10.1
SC
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Greenish gray, dense, fine to medium grained, clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 23 Ditto, very dense 12.2
SPT7 50/13cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
SC
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 25 14.6
SPT8 27 23.0 18 Ditto
49 14.9
32
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Light brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained SAND 0.3

2
with gravel 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
6
7 12 2.1
8 TR SP 2.4
8
9
SPT2 20 Dittom dense, gray 2.7
10 25 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 15 Ditto, very dense 3.7
SPT3 25
13 4.0
38
14 TR 4.3
15 18 4.6
16 SPT4 20 19.8 34 Gray, very dense, fine to medium grained silty-clayey 4.9
50/10cm SAND
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
15
25 35 7.6
SC-SM
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
15
32
SPT6 22 Ditto 9.8
33 50/10cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Gray, very dense, fine to medium grained silty-clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
SC-SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 20 12.2
SPT7 35 31.2 40 Pinkish gray to off-white, very dense, fine to medium
41 50/7cm grained clayey SAND 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR SC
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 18 14.6
SPT8 40 Ditto
49 14.9
50/5cm
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2
with gravel 0.6
3 HE 0.7 8 0.9
4 1.2
SP
5 1.5
6
7 8 2.1
8 TR 2.4
6
9
SPT2 8 Grayish brown, medium dense, poorly graded, fine to 2.7
10 10 medium grained, SAND with silt 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 8 SP-SM 3.7
SPT3 10 14.9 8.536 5 Ditto
13 4.0
13
14 TR 4.3
15 4.6
16
25
SPT4 50/14cm Grayish brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, 4.9
cemented silty SAND
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
25 SM 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
10
32
SPT6 15 17.8 19 Ditto, dense 9.8
33 19 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Grayish brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, 11.0

TR cemented silty SAND
37 11.3
SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 10 12.2
SPT7 18 Whitish gray, dense, fine to medium grained, clayey SAND
41 28 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR SC
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 15 14.6
SPT8 21 17.4 32 Ditto, very dense
49 14.9
43
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Compacted marl on surface 0.3

2 Grayish brown, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
6
10 SM
7 2.1
8 TR 2.4
7
9
SPT2 9 Ditto 2.7
10 10 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 8 3.7
SPT3 12 Whitish gray, medium dense, poorly graded, fine to medium
13 grained, SAND with silt 4.0
16
14 TR 4.3
15 13 4.6
16 SPT4 15 17.9 9 Ditto, dense 4.9
23
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22
SP-SM 6.7
23 7.0
19
25 42 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
20
32
SPT6 40 22.1 51 Gray, hard, sandy lean CLAY 9.8
33 50/8cm 10.1
CL
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Gray, hard, sandy lean CLAY 11.0

TR
37 11.3
CL
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 Whitish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey 12.2
SPT7 50/12cm
41 SAND 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR SC
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 50/10cm 24.0 49 Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2
with silt 0.6
3 HE 4.20 10 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
13
7 22 2.1
8 TR 2.4
14
9
SPT2 23 Ditto, very dense 2.7
10 30 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 16 SP-SM 3.7
SPT3 32 Ditto
13 4.0
28
14 TR 4.3
15 15 4.6
16 SPT4 23 17.3 6 Ditto, dense 4.9
23
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
12
24 SPT5 26 Pale gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 7.3
25 33 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SM
30 9.1
31 9.4
15
32
SPT6 24 22.2 34 Ditto 9.8
33 31 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Pale gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 11.0
TR
37 11.3
SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 11 12.2
SPT7 26 Pale gray, hard, sandy elastic SILT
41 30 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR MH
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 12 14.6
SPT8 31 32.3 50 Ditto
49 14.9
37
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Whitish gray, medium dense, poorly graded, fine to medium 0.3

2
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
SP-SM
5 1.5
4
7 7 2.1
8 TR 2.4
19
9
SPT2 23 20.3 22 Beige, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey SAND 2.7
10 35 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 22 SC 3.7
SPT3 30 Ditto
13 4.0
40
14 TR 4.3
15 20 4.6
16 SPT4 30 Light brown to gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, 4.9
44 silty SAND
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
12
24 SPT5 18 18.3 18 Ditto, dense 7.3
25 30 7.6
SM
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
17
32
33 38 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light brown to gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, 11.0

TR silty SAND
37 11.3
SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 20 12.2
SPT7 26 25.7 31 Beige, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey SAND
41 31 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 17 SC 14.6
SPT8 30 Ditto
49 14.9
32
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 20 17.1
57 SPT9 22 Brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 17.4
26
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR SM 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
18
65 SPT10 24 18.8 18 Ditto 19.8
66 25 20.1
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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MEASURED AT: -- HOURS ON: -- HAMMER WT. & DROP: 140lbs & 30" DRILLING SUPERVISOR: M.Ali
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Light brown, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 0.3

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
9
7 22 2.1
8 TR 2.4
12
9
SPT2 24 Ditto 2.7
10 24 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 15 SM 3.7
SPT3 21 2.4 18 Ditto
13 4.0
23
14 TR 4.3
15 13 4.6
24
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
18
24 SPT5 22 Greenish gray, hard, fat CLAY with sand 7.3
25 24 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
CH
30 9.1
31 9.4
14
32
SPT6 21 28.6 91 Ditto 9.8
33 25 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Greenish gray, hard, fat CLAY with sand 11.0

TR
37 11.3
CH
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 8 12.2
SPT7 19 Light gray, hard, sandy elastic SILT
41 23 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 MH 14.6
SPT8 28 Ditto
49 50/9cm 45.3 53 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 SPT9
33 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 17.4
50/8cm
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR SM 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 29
66 20.1
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Yellowish brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained, 0.3

2
SAND 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
10
7 14 2.1
8 TR SP 2.4
20
9
10 34 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 35 3.7
SPT3 38 Ditto
13 4.0
50/8cm
14 TR 4.3
15 20 4.6
16 SPT4 28 23.0 23 Yellowish brown, very dense fine to medium grained, silty 4.9
35 SAND
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 SM 7.0
22
25 38 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
23
32
SPT6 36 19.6 22 Whitish gray, very dense fine to medium grained clayey 9.8
33 45 SAND 10.1
SC
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Whitish gray, very dense fine to medium grained clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
SC
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 19 12.2
SPT7 32 Greenish gray, hard, sandy lean CLAY
41 42 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR CL
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
34
SPT8 50/10cm 17.8 55 Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Light gray, poorly graded, fine to medium grained, SAND 0.3

2
with gravel 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
11
7 16 2.1
8 TR 2.4
6
9
SPT2 8 Ditto 2.7
10 8 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 4 SP 3.7
SPT3 5 6.5 4 Ditto
13 4.0
6
14 TR 4.3
15 9 4.6
15
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
12
24 SPT5 21 32.7 51 Light gray, hard, sandy fat CLAY 7.3
25 23 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
CH
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
25
32
SPT6 31 Yellowish brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, 9.8
SC
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Yellowish brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, 11.0

TR clayey SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 36 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/10cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
SC
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 16 14.6
SPT8 31 38.0 37 Ditto
49 14.9
44
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
6
7 10 2.1
8 TR SP 2.4
5
9
SPT2 7 15.2 6.495 4 Ditto 2.7
10 9 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 6 3.7
SPT3 8 Ditto
13 4.0
10
14 TR 4.3
15 9 4.6
16 SPT4 16 Grayish brown, dense, poorly graded, fine to medium 4.9
21 grained, SAND with silt
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 SP-SM 7.0
15
25 35 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
18
32
SPT6 25 Gray, very dense, clayey SAND 9.8
33 40 10.1
SC
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Gray, very dense, clayey SAND 11.0

TR
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 38 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/12cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
SC
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 42 Ditto
49 50/8cm 14.1 48 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained, SAND with 0.3

2
silt 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
8
7 22 2.1
8 TR 2.4
6
9
SPT2 15 10.8 5.866 5 Ditto 2.7
10 21 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 9 SP-SM 3.7
SPT3 21 Ditto
13 4.0
24
14 TR 4.3
15 13 4.6
25
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
18
24 SPT5 22 Greenish gray, dense fine to medium grained clayey SAND 7.3
25 25 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC
30 9.1
31 9.4
13
32
SPT6 19 23.7 29 Ditto 9.8
33 23 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Greenish gray, dense fine to medium grained clayey SAND 11.0

TR
37 11.3
SC
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 18 12.2
SPT7 23 Greenish gray, dense fine to medium grained silty-clayey
41 24 SAND 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR SC-SM
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
49 50/9cm 22.4 25 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2
grained, SAND 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
3
6 SPT1 6 9.8 6.076 2 SP Ditto, medium dense 1.8
7 6 2.1
8 TR 2.4
4
9
SPT2 5 Ditto 2.7
10 9 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 15 3.7
SPT3 25 Beige, very dense, poorly graded, fine to medium grained,
13 SAND with silt 4.0
35
14 TR 4.3
15 16 4.6
16 SPT4 24 15.7 9 Ditto 4.9
31
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22
SP-SM 6.7
23 7.0
25 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT6 9 19.1 13 Whitish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey 9.8
33
50/8cm SAND 10.1
SC
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Whitish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
SC
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 5 12.2
SPT7 17 20.3 67 Gray, hard, sandy fat CLAY
41 40 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 7 CH 14.6
SPT8 34 Ditto
49 14.9
508cm
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 SPT9 50/13cm Whitish gray, hard, sandy elastic SILT 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR MH 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 27
SPT10 50/9cm 30.0 61 Ditto 19.8
66 20.1
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Gray, poorly graded, fine to medium grained SAND 0.3

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
4
6 SPT1 6 SP Ditto, medium dense 1.8
7 7 2.1
8 TR 2.4
4
9
SPT2 5 9.6 2 Ditto 2.7
10 6 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 10 3.7
SPT3 17 Beige, hard, fat CLAY with sand
13 4.0
22
14 TR 4.3
15 10 4.6
16 SPT4 17 29.3 87 Ditto, gray 4.9
32
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
15 CH
25 40 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
16
32
SPT6 27 Ditto 9.8
33 41 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Beige, hard, fat CLAY with sand 11.0

TR
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 20 12.2
SPT7 35 28.6 77 Ditto
41 46 12.5
42 12.8
CH
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 20 14.6
SPT8 40 Ditto
49 14.9
50/13cm
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Light brown, fine to medium grained, silty SAND with 0.3

2
gravel 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
16
6 SPT1 25 13.1 5.238 13 Ditto, very dense, gray 1.8
7 30 2.1
8 TR SM 2.4
15
9
SPT2 23 Ditto 2.7
10 28 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 17 Ditto 3.7
SPT3 26
13 4.0
32
14 TR 4.3
15 18 4.6
16 SPT4 28 20.1 22 Whitish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey 4.9
35 SAND
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
20
25 50/8cm 7.6
SC
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT6 25 Ditto 9.8
33
50/10cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Whitish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
SC
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 16 12.2
SPT7 27 17.0 16 Greenish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty
41 38 SAND 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR SM
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 25 14.6
SPT8 42 Ditto, whitish gray
49 14.9
50/6cm
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained SAND 0.3

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
3
7 8 2.1
8 TR SP 2.4
6
9
SPT2 9 13.6 4 Ditto 2.7
10 13 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 11 Ditto, dense 3.7
SPT3 15
13 4.0
17
14 TR 4.3
15 3 4.6
16 SPT4 9 Light gray, medium dense, fine to medium grained, clayey 4.9
12 SAND
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
13
24 SPT5 19 15.5 28 Ditto, dense 7.3
25 23 7.6
SC
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
33
50/9cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Greenish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 28 12.2
SPT7 39 Ditto
41 50/9cm 12.5
42 12.8
SC
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 33 Ditto
49 50/8cm 19.8 39 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Light brown, fine to medium grained, silty-clayey SAND 0.3

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
6 SPT1 28 Ditto 1.8
50/14
7 2.1
8 TR 2.4
9 32
10 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 12 Ditto 3.7
SPT3 24 15.6 19.105 15
13 4.0
33
14 TR 4.3
15 15 4.6
35
17 5.2
SC-SM
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
19
25 45 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
21
32
SPT6 35 21.0 22 Ditto 9.8
33 48 10.1
34 TR 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Gray to off-white, highly weathered, moderately strong, 11.0

37
very poor sandy SILTSTONE 11.3
C1 REC=19% & RQD=Nil
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 22 Grayish light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, 12.2
SPT7 50/12cm
41 clayey SAND 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
28
SPT8 50/10cm 17.6 27 Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
SC
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 SPT9 28 Ditto 17.4
50/8cm
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 31
66 20.1
67 20.4
TR
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 Gray, poorly quality SILTSTONE with fractures 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 Gray to off-white, highly weathered, moderately strong, 21.6

72 C2 poor sandy SILTSTONE 21.9
REC=84% & RQD=39%
73 22.3
74 22.6
75 Ditto, poor quality 22.9
REC=78% & RQD=18%
76 23.2
C3
77 23.5
78 23.8
79 24.1
80 SPT11 50/8cm Light brown to pinkish, very dense, fine to medium grained, 24.4
silty SAND with gravel
81 24.7
82 25.0
83 25.3
84 TR 25.6
85 25.9
86 26.2
87 26.5
88 SPT12 50/10cm Ditto 26.8
89 27.1
90 SM 27.4
91 27.7
92 TR 28.0
93 28.3
94 28.7
95 29.0
96 SPT13 50/7cm Ditto 29.3
97 29.6
98 TR 29.9
99 30.2
SPT14 50/10cm 38.9 35
100 30.5
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Gray, hard, sandy fat CLAY 0.3

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
8
6 SPT1 16 CH Ditto 1.8
7 21 2.1
8 TR 2.4
13
9
SPT2 18 27.4 64 Ditto 2.7
10 25 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 16 3.7
SPT3 21 Light gray, dense, fine to medium grained, silty SAND
13 4.0
24
14 TR 4.3
15 13 4.6
22
17 5.2
SM
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
18
24 SPT5 29 Gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey SAND 7.3
25 33 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT6 25 19.9 35 Ditto 9.8
33
50/9cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey SAND 11.0

TR
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 13 12.2
SPT7 21 Ditto
41 26 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 15 14.6
SPT8 22 Ditto
49 14.9
31
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR SC 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 18 17.1
57 SPT9 25 22.3 26 Ditto 17.4
29
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
19
65 SPT10 25 Ditto 19.8
66 28 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 TR 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 Gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey SAND 21.6

72 21.9
73 33
SPT11 50/9cm 19.7 25 Ditto 22.3
74 22.6
75 22.9
76 23.2
SC
77 23.5
TR
78 23.8
79 24.1
80 24.4
81 21 Ditto 24.7
SPT12 50/10cm
82 25.0
84 25.6
85 25.9
86 26.2
87 26.5
88 26.8
89 27.1
90 27.4
91 27.7
92 28.0
93 28.3
94 28.7
95 29.0
96 29.3
97 29.6
98 29.9
99 30.2
100 30.5
101 30.8
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
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MEASURED AT: -- HOURS ON: -- HAMMER WT. & DROP: 140lbs & 30" DRILLING SUPERVISOR: J.Oasis
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2
gravel 0.6
3 HE 5.00 20 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
10
6 SPT1 16 SM Ditto, dense 1.8
7 24 2.1
8 TR 2.4
5
9
SPT2 6 Ditto, gray 2.7
10 35 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 3.7
17
SPT3 50/11cm 25.4 30 Light brown, very dense, cemented clayey SAND
13 4.0
14 TR 4.3
15 16 4.6
50/7cm
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22
SC 6.7
23 7.0
24 SPT5
31 Ditto 7.3
50/6cm
25 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
13
32
SPT6 41 25.2 24 Light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty 9.8
33 34 SAND with gravel 10.1
SM
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty 11.0

TR SAND with gravel
37 11.3
SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 30 Light gray, hard, sandy elastic SILT 12.2
SPT7 50/7cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR MH
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
28
SPT8 50/14cm 35.5 58 Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained SAND with 0.3

HE silt
2 0.6
3 8 0.9
4 14 1.2
SP-SM
5 TR 1.5
9
7 20 2.1
8 TR 2.4
8
9
SPT3 17 26.9 9.315 33 Light gray, dense, clayey SAND 2.7
10 31 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 3.7
20
SPT4 50/10cm Ditto, very dense
13 4.0
14 TR 4.3
15 15 4.6
16 SPT5 29 SC Ditto 4.9
45
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
24 SPT6
32
6.3 6 Light brown, very dense, poorly graded, fine to medium 7.3
50/8cm grained SAND with silt
25 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SP-SM
30 9.1
31 9.4
15
32
SPT7 32 Ditto 9.8
33 36 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light brown, very dense, poorly graded, fine to medium 11.0

TR grained SAND with silt
37 11.3
SP-SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 35 Light gray, very dense, clayey SAND 12.2
SPT9 50/8cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR SC
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 27 14.6
SPT10 45 28.3 43 Ditto
49 14.9
50/6cm
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

HE 3.60 14 gravel
2 0.6
3 8 0.9
4 12 1.2
SM
5 TR 1.5
9
6 SPT2 14 Ditto 1.8
7 15 2.1
8 TR 2.4
15
9
SPT3 21 30.1 22.587 67 Gray, hard, sandy fat CLAY 2.7
10 30 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 19 CH Ditto 3.7
SPT4 29
13 4.0
31
14 TR 4.3
15 12 4.6
16 SPT5 16 Light brown, dense, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 4.9
20 with gravel
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 SM 7.0
25
25 50/12cm 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
21
32
SPT7 41 26.4 59 Light brown, hard, sandy elastic SILT 9.8
33 45 10.1
MH
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light brown, hard, sandy elastic SILT 11.0

TR
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 41 Ditto 12.2
SPT9 50/14cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
MH
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
37
SPT10 50/11cm 31.6 54 Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Brown, fine to medium grained, silty SAND with gravel 0.3

HE
2 0.6
3 9 0.9
4 13 1.2
SM
5 TR 1.5
11
6 SPT2 13 Ditto 1.8
7 16 2.1
8 TR 2.4
16
9
SPT3 24 30.3 65 Light gray, hard, sandy fat CLAY 2.7
10 28 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 17 CH Ditto 3.7
SPT4 28
13 4.0
32
14 TR 4.3
15 14 4.6
16 SPT5 16 Light brown, dense, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 4.9
19
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 SM 7.0
22
25 47 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
24
32
SPT7 37 Light brown, hard, sandy elastic SILT 9.8
33 45 10.1
MH
34 10.4
35 10.7
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light brown, hard, sandy elastic SILT 11.0

TR
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 34 Ditto 12.2
SPT9 50/9cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
MH
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
37
SPT10 50/10cm 28.1 57 Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Gray, poorly graded, fine to medium grained SAND with 0.3

2
silt 0.6
3 HE SP-SM 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
10
6 SPT1 20 Grayish brown, dense, fine to medium grained clayey 1.8
27 SAND
7 2.1
8 TR 2.4
15
9
SPT2 28 19.6 11.596 19 Ditto, very dense 2.7
10 35 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 13 3.7
SPT3 30 Ditto, yellowish brown
13 4.0
45
14 TR 4.3
15 15 4.6
50/12cm
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR SC 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
27
24 SPT5 39 18.8 26 Ditto 7.3
25 50/8cm 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
30
32
SPT6 35 Ditto 9.8
33 42 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Yellowish brown, very dense, fine to medium grained 11.0

TR clayey SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 36 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/10cm 17.4 46
41 12.5
42 12.8
SC
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 40 Ditto
49 50/6cm 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Beige, poorly graded, fine to medium grained SAND with 0.3

HE gravel
2 0.6
3 6 0.9
4 9 1.2
5 TR 1.5
7
6 SPT2 10 Ditto, brown 1.8
7 12 2.1
8 TR 2.4
9
9
SPT3 13 Ditto 2.7
10 16 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 8 SP 3.7
SPT4 15 8.2 4.457 3 Ditto, dense
13 4.0
18
14 TR 4.3
15 9 4.6
31
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
24 21
SPT6 50/10cm 34.2 39 Light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey 7.3
25
SAND 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT7 38 25.9 32 Ditto 9.8
33
50/9cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Pale red to brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, 11.0

TR clayey SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 16 12.2
SPT8 28 Ditto
41 44 12.5
42 12.8
SC
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
30
SPT9 50/10cm Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Beige, fine to medium grained, silty-clayey SAND with 0.3

HE 4.6 17 SC-SM gravel
2 0.6
3 7 0.9
SPT1 9 Light brown, medium dense, poorly graded, fine to medium
4 9 grained SAND 1.2
5 TR 1.5
8
6 SPT2 10 Ditto 1.8
7 11 2.1
8 TR 2.4
9
9
SPT3 12 Ditto, brown 2.7
10 14 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 11 3.7
SPT4 15 10.7 4 Ditto, dense
13 SP 4.0
17
14 TR 4.3
15 20 4.6
22
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
28
24 SPT6 32 Light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty 7.3
25 38 SAND 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SM
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT7 35 Ditto 9.8
33
50/12cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 20 12.2
SPT9 13 32.2 36 Ditto, reddish brown
41 50/8cm 12.5
42 12.8
SM
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
20
SPT10 50/12cm Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
5
7 8 2.1
8 TR 2.4
13
9
SPT2 18 10.5 3.456 2 Ditto, dense 2.7
10 18 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 15 SP 3.7
SPT3 18 Ditto
13 4.0
21
14 TR 4.3
15 13 4.6
22
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
24 SPT5 38 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty-clayey 7.3
50/9cm 28.8 23
SAND
25 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC-SM
30 9.1
31 9.4
24
32
SPT6 33 Ditto 9.8
33 38 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty-clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
SC-SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 21 12.2
SPT7 39 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey
41 50/9cm SAND 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 22 14.6
SPT8 28 26.1 35 Ditto
49 14.9
33
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 SC 16.8
56 25 17.1
57 SPT9 39 Ditto 17.4
50/9cm
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 26
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 TR 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey 21.6

72
SAND 21.9
21
73
SPT11 29 Ditto 22.3
74 37 22.6
75 22.9
SC
76 23.2
77 23.5
TR
78 23.8
79 24.1
80 24.4
81 Reddish gray, moderately weathered, closely spaced, very 24.7
82 poor quality SILTSTONE 25.0
83 C1 REC=22% 25.3
84 25.6
85 25.9
86 Ditto, REC=33% 26.2
87 26.5
88 C2 26.8
89 27.1
90 27.4
91
SPT12 50/10cm Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey 27.7
92 SAND 28.0
93 28.3
94 28.7
95
TR SC 29.0
96 29.3
97 29.6
98
38
99 30.2
100
Borehole terminated at 30.00 meters depth 30.5
101 30.8
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
6
7 18 2.1
8 TR 2.4
13
9
10 21 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 15 SP Ditto 3.7
SPT3 21 12.4 4
13 4.0
21
14 TR 4.3
15 13 4.6
24
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
15
24 SPT5 17 Greenish gray, dense, fine to medium grained clayey SAND 7.3
25 23 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC
30 9.1
31 9.4
13
32
SPT6 19 19.8 26 Ditto 9.8
33 25 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
280 of 1134
BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Greenish gray, dense, fine to medium grained clayey SAND 11.0

TR
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 18 12.2
SPT7 22 22.2 41 Ditto
41 25 12.5
42 12.8
SC
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 16 14.6
49 14.9
31
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
281 of 1134
BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
2
7 7 2.1
8 TR 2.4
3
9
SPT2 5 Ditto 2.7
10 6 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 4 SP 3.7
SPT3 7 15.3 13.060 3 Ditto
13 4.0
7
14 TR 4.3
15 5 4.6
16 SPT4 7 Ditto 4.9
10
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
14
24 SPT5 30 Beige, very dense, fine to medium grained silty-clayey 7.3
25 36 SAND 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC-SM
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT6 50/7cm 21.3 42 Ditto 9.8
33 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
282 of 1134
BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Beige, very dense, fine to medium grained silty-clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
SC-SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 16 Light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey 12.2
SPT7 50/18cm
41 SAND 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 50/14cm Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 SC 16.8
56 17.1
30 Ditto
57 SPT9 50/7cm 24.9 30 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 16
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 TR 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 Light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey 21.6

SC SAND
72 21.9
73
SPT12 50/10cm Beige, very dense, fine to medium grained silty SAND 22.3
74 22.6
75 22.9
76 23.2
77 23.5
TR
78 23.8
79 24.1
80 24.4
81 35 Ditto 24.7
SPT13 50/8cm
82 25.0
83 25.3
84 25.6
85 25.9
TR SM
86 26.2
87 26.5
88 26.8
89 27.1
SPT14 50/11cm 29.9 22 Ditto
90 27.4
91 27.7
92 28.0
93 28.3
94 TR 28.7
95 29.0
96 29.3
97 29.6
98 SPT15 50/9cm Ditto 29.9
99 30.2
100
101 30.8
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
8
7 17 2.1
8 TR 2.4
10
9
SPT2 16 16.7 14.205 2 Ditto 2.7
10 16 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 8 SP 3.7
SPT3 13 Ditto
13 4.0
17
14 TR 4.3
15 6 4.6
15
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
13
24 SPT5 18 22.9 58 Greenish gray, hard, sandy fat CLAY 7.3
25 21 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
CH
30 9.1
31 9.4
17
32
SPT6 17 Ditto 9.8
33 24 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
285 of 1134
BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Greenish gray, hard, sandy fat CLAY 11.0

TR
37 11.3
CH
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 13 12.2
SPT7 19 51.4 45 Beige, dense, fine to medium grained silty SAND
41 21 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
49 50/9cm 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 SM 16.8
56 21 17.1
57 SPT9 25 Ditto 17.4
31
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
21
65 SPT10 28 32.7 31 Ditto 19.8
66 31 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 TR 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
286 of 1134
BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 Beige, very dense, fine to medium grained silty SAND 21.6

72 21.9
73 38
74 22.6
75 22.9
SM
76 23.2
77 23.5
TR
78 23.8
79 24.1
80 24.4
81 23 24.7
SPT13 31 42.5 60 Reddish brown to gray, hard, sandy elastic SILT
82 38 25.0
83 25.3
84 25.6
85 25.9
TR
86 26.2
87 26.5
88 26.8
89 MH 27.1
SPT14 39 Ditto
90 50/9cm 27.4
91 27.7
92 28.0
93 28.3
94 TR 28.7
95 29.0
96 29.3
97 29.6
98
44
SPT15 50/10cm 24.5 44 SM Beige, very dense, fine to medium grained silty SAND 29.9
99 30.2
100
101 30.8
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
L E G E N D:
287 of 1134
BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained SAND with 0.3

2
silt & gravel 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
8
7 13 2.1
8 TR 2.4
15
9
SPT2 18 13.0 26.225 9 Ditto, dense 2.7
10 13 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 7 SP-SM Ditto, medium dense 3.7
SPT3 9
13 4.0
11
14 TR 4.3
15 7 4.6
13
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
19
24 SPT5 29 28.2 55 Yellowish brown, hard, sandy fat CLAY 7.3
25 42 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
CH
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
26
32
SPT6 35 Light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey 9.8
33 48 SAND 10.1
SC
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
288 of 1134
BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 12 12.2
SPT7 23 15.6 34 Ditto
41 35 12.5
SC
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 16 14.6
SPT8 18 Light brown, dense, fine to medium grained silty SAND
49 14.9
29
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 18 17.1
57 SPT9 21 SM Ditto 17.4
28
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
22
66 33 20.1
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

HE with silt
2 0.6
3 6 0.9
SPT1 8 4.1 8.637 11 Ditto, medium dense
4 9 1.2
5 TR 1.5
7
6 SPT2 9 Ditto 1.8
7 10 2.1
8 TR 2.4
8
9
SPT3 11 Ditto 2.7
10 13 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 8 SP-SM 3.7
13 4.0
16
14 TR 4.3
15 11 4.6
16 SPT5 15 4.3 7 Ditto 4.9
17
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
25
24 SPT6 33 Light green, dense, fine to medium grained, clayey SAND 7.3
25 40 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT7 35 Ditto 9.8
33
50/4cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
290 of 1134
BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light green, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 42 Ditto 12.2
SPT8 50/11cm 15.5 27
41 12.5
SC
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 15 14.6
SPT9 23 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained silty SAND
49 14.9
28
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 SM 17.1
57 SPT10 50/5cm 26.9 42 Ditto 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 Pale redish brown, highly weathered, partially fractured, 19.8
66
very poor, LIMESTONE 20.1
C1
REC=37% & RQD=13%
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 Pale redish brown, highly weathered, partially fractured, 21.6

72 C2 very poor, LIMESTONE 21.9
REC=39% & RQD=Nill
73 22.3
74 22.6
75 Ditto 22.9
REC=60% & RQD=10%
76 23.2
C3
77 23.5
78 23.8
79 24.1
81 Due to presence of Rock (Planned to be drilled 30.0m 24.7
depth)
82 25.0
83 25.3
84 25.6
85 25.9
86 26.2
87 26.5
88 26.8
89 27.1
90 27.4
91 27.7
92 28.0
93 28.3
94 28.7
95 29.0
96 29.3
97 29.6
98 29.9
99 30.2
100 30.5
101 30.8
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

HE with silt
2 0.6
3 8 0.9
4 13 1.2
5 TR 1.5
7
6 SPT2 11 Ditto 1.8
7 14 2.1
8 TR 2.4
8
9
SPT3 10 Ditto 2.7
10 12 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 8 Ditto 3.7
SPT4 12 12.5 3
13 4.0
14
14 TR 4.3
15 10 4.6
10
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
14
24 SPT6 16 17.0 7 Ditto, dense 7.3
25 18 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT7 30 Brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty-clayey 9.8
33
50/10cm SAND 10.1
SC-SM
34 10.4
35 10.7
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty-clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 90 Ditto 12.2
SPT9 50/9cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 17 14.6
SPT10 25 20.7 18 Ditto
49 14.9
30
50 SC-SM 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 SPT9 50/11cm Ditto 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 SPT10 50/6cm 14.6 30 Reddish brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey 19.8
66
SAND 20.1
67 20.4
SC
68 20.7
69 TR 21.0
70 21.3
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 Reddish brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey 21.6

72
SAND 21.9
73 22.3
SPT11 50/5cm
74 22.6
75 22.9
SC
76 23.2
77 23.5
TR
78 23.8
79 24.1
80 24.4
81 Pale red, highly weathered LIMESTONE 24.7
C1
82 25.0
84 25.6
85 25.9
86 26.2
87 26.5
88 26.8
89 27.1
90 27.4
91 27.7
92 28.0
93 28.3
94 28.7
95 29.0
96 29.3
97 29.6
98 29.9
99 30.2
100 30.5
101 30.8
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Light brown to gray, fine to medium grained silty SAND 0.3

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
3
7 6 2.1
8 TR 2.4
4
9
SPT2 6 Ditto 2.7
10 6 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 4 SM Ditto 3.7
SPT3 7
13 4.0
8
14 TR 4.3
15 3 4.6
16 SPT4 8 Ditto 4.9
10
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
11
24 SPT5 27 17.8 24 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained silty-clayey 7.3
25 40 SAND 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
SC-SM
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT6 50/13cm 24.8 36 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained silty SAND 9.8
33 10.1
SM
34 10.4
35 10.7
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained silty SAND 11.0
TR
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 12 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/9cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 SM 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 50/13cm Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 SPT9 50/12cm 19.1 26 Beige, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey SAND 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 SC 19.2
64 19.5
65 SPT10 50/10cm Ditto 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 TR 21.0
70 21.3
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 Beige, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey SAND 21.6

SC
72 21.9
73
SPT11 50/10cm 19.0 15 Beige, very dense, silty GRAVEL with sand 22.3
74 22.6
75 22.9
76 23.2
77 23.5
TR GM
78 23.8
79 24.1
80 24.4
81 Ditto 24.7
SPT12 50/7cm
82 25.0
84 25.6
85 25.9
86 26.2
87 26.5
88 26.8
89 27.1
90 27.4
91 27.7
92 28.0
93 28.3
94 28.7
95 29.0
96 29.3
97 29.6
98 29.9
99 30.2
100 30.5
101 30.8
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

HE
2 0.6
3 4 0.9
4 6 1.2
5 TR 1.5
5
6 SPT2 6 6.4 3 Ditto 1.8
7 7 2.1
8 TR 2.4
7
9
SPT3 9 Ditto 2.7
10 10 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 7 SP Ditto 3.7
SPT4 10
13 4.0
12
14 TR 4.3
15 9 4.6
15
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
13
24 SPT6 34 Brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 7.3
25 45 (plastic) 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SM
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT7 26 28.2 31 Ditto 9.8
33
50/13cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 11.0

TR (plastic)
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 36 Ditto 12.2
SPT9 50/10cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 16 14.6
SPT10 28 Ditto
49 14.9
33
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR SM 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 23 17.1
57 SPT9 28 35.9 48 Ditto 17.4
32
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 SPT10 50/7cm Ditto 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 TR 21.0
70 21.3
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 Brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 21.6

SM
72 21.9
73 Pale white (grayish), moderately weathered, slightly 22.3
74 fractured, closely spaced, good quality LIMESTONE 22.6
75 C1 embedded with silt (UCS=14.99 MPa) 22.9
REC=93% & RQD=81%
76 23.2
77 23.5
78 Ditto 23.8
79 REC=92% & RQD=86% 24.1
80 C2 24.4
81 24.7
82 25.0
83 Ditto, fair quality limestone 25.3
84 C3 REC=79% & RQD=57% 25.6
85 25.9
86 26.2
87 Due to presence of Rock (Planned to be drilled 30.0m 26.5
88 depth) 26.8
89 27.1
90 27.4
91 27.7
92 28.0
93 28.3
94 28.7
95 29.0
96 29.3
97 29.6
98 29.9
99 30.2
100 30.5
101 30.8
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2
with silt 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
12
7 20 2.1
8 TR SP-SM 2.4
13
9
SPT2 17 Ditto 2.7
10 22 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 15 Ditto 3.7
SPT3 20 12.2 6.588 9
13 4.0
25
14 TR 4.3
15 4.6
16
24
SPT4 50/10cm Greenish gray, hard, sandy elastic SILT 4.9
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
24 20
25 MH 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT6 40 18.6 54 Ditto 9.8
33
50/6cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Greenish gray, hard, sandy elastic SILT 11.0

TR
37 11.3
MH
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 Greenish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, 12.2
SPT7 50/12cm
41 cemented silty-clayey SAND 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR SC-SM
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 38 Ditto
49 50/9cm 16.8 30 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2 Light brown, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 0.6
3 HE 0.9
SM
4 1.2
5 1.5
12
6 SPT1 35 Yellowish brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, 1.8
50/12cm clayey SAND
7 2.1
8 TR 2.4
20
9
SPT2 40 17.6 29 Ditto 2.7
10 50/5cm 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 15 3.7
SPT3 38 Ditto, whitish
13 4.0
48
14 TR SC 4.3
15 17 4.6
50/10cm
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
15
24 SPT5 19 Whitish gray, very dense, poorly graded, fine to medium 7.3
25 35 grained, SAND with silt 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SP-SM
30 9.1
31 9.4
17
32
SPT6 32 21.3 12 Ditto 9.8
33 40 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Whitish gray, very dense, poorly graded, fine to medium 11.0

TR grained, SAND with silt
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 27 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/13cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
SP-SM
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 15 14.6
SPT8 37 Ditto
49 14.9
50/10cm
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Brown, compacted marl on surface 0.3

3 HE 0.5 4.652 6 with silt 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
6
11 SP
7 2.1
8 TR 2.4
7
9
SPT2 10 Ditto 2.7
10 13 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 8 3.7
SPT3 15 13.1 6 Grayish light brown, dense, poorly graded, fine to medium
20
14 TR 4.3
15 10 4.6
21
17 5.2
SP-SM
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
23
24 SPT5 35 Gray to yellowish brown, hard, sandy lean CLAY 7.3
25 40 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
CL
30 9.1
31 9.4
20
32
SPT6 33 Ditto 9.8
33 42 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Gray to yellowish brown, hard, sandy lean CLAY 11.0

TR
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 22 12.2
SPT7 35 28.2 56 Ditto
41 50/12cm 12.5
CL
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 21 14.6
SPT8 34 SM Whitish, very dense, silty SAND
49 14.9
45
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Yellowish brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained, 0.3

2
SAND 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
3
7 8 2.1
8 TR 2.4
6
9
SPT2 6 Ditto 2.7
10 9 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 3 SP Ditto 3.7
SPT3 9
13 4.0
13
14 TR 4.3
15 11 4.6
16 SPT4 15 6.8 3 Ditto, dense 4.9
15
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
13
24 SPT5 19 Light gray, dense, fine to medium grained, clayey SAND 7.3
25 23 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC
30 9.1
31 9.4
18
32
33 31 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Greenish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 28 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/9cm 25.0 37
41 12.5
42 12.8
SC
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
33
SPT8 50/10cm Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
4
7 10 2.1
8 TR 2.4
5
9
SPT2 9 10.8 5.797 2 Ditto 2.7
10 13 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 5 SP Ditto 3.7
SPT3 10
13 4.0
15
14 TR 4.3
15 6 4.6
20
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
19
24 SPT5 30 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained silty SAND 7.3
25 35 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SM
30 9.1
31 9.4
21
32
SPT6 40 22.4 36 Ditto 9.8
33 50/7cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
TR
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 19 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/10cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 50/13cm 30.6 37 Ditto
49 14.9
50 SM 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57
22
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 Beige, highly weathered, fractured, moderately strong, 19.8
66
closely spaced, very poor quality SILTSTONE interbedded 20.1
C1
with sand REC=40% & RQD=18%
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 Beige, highly weathered, fractured, moderately strong, 21.6

72 C2 closely spaced, very poor quality SILTSTONE interbedded 21.9
with sand REC=34% & RQD=11%
73 22.3
74 22.6
75 SPT10 50/11cm Beige, very dense, fine to coarse grained, cemented silty 22.9
GRAVEL with sand
76 23.2
77 23.5
78 23.8
79 24.1
80 24.4
81 24.7
82 25.0
83 SPT11 50/7cm Ditto 25.3
84 25.6
TR
85 25.9
86 26.2
87 TR GM 26.5
88 26.8
89 27.1
90 27.4
91
SPT12 50/7cm 36 38 Ditto 27.7
92 28.0
93 28.3
94 28.7
95 29.0
TR
96 29.3
97 29.6
98 29.9
99 Ditto 30.2
SPT13 50/10cm
100 30.5
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
7
7 12 2.1
8 TR 2.4
7
9
SPT2 10 Ditto 2.7
10 14 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 9 SP 3.7
SPT3 12 Ditto, grayish brown
13 4.0
15
14 TR 4.3
15 13 4.6
18
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
24 SPT5 50/10cm 24.5 28 Grayish light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, 7.3
25
plastic silty SAND 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SM
30 9.1
31 9.4
14
32
SPT6 30 Ditto 9.8
33 38 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Grayish light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, 11.0

TR plastic silty SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 20 12.2
SPT7 35 Ditto
41 45 12.5
SM
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 18 14.6
49 SPT8 32 18.2 8 SP-SM Gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, SAND with silt 14.9
42
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Fill material (compacted marl) on surface 0.3

3 HE 7.2 4 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
6
12 SP
7 2.1
8 TR 2.4
8
9
SPT2 11 Ditto 2.7
10 15 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 8 3.7
SPT3 12 Grayish brown, dense, poorly graded, fine to medium
20
14 TR 4.3
15 9 4.6
16 SPT4 14 16.2 6 Ditto 4.9
21
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
28 SP-SM Ditto, very dense
24 SPT5 7.3
50/9cm
25 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT6 30 13.9 12 Ditto 9.8
33
50/10cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Greenish gray, very dense, poorly graded, fine to medium 11.0

TR grained, SAND with silt
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 32 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/9cm
41 12.5
SP-SM
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 36 Whitish gray to brown, very dense, fine to medium grained,
49 50/7cm 20.7 40
cemented silty SAND 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 23 17.1
57 SPT9 38 SM Ditto 17.4
50/10cm
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 28
SPT10 50/9cm 21.9 34 Ditto 19.8
66 20.1
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Fill material (compacted marl) on surface 0.3

3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
6
7 11 2.1
8 TR 2.4
SP
7
9
SPT2 9 13.2 2.965 1 Ditto 2.7
10 12 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 6 3.7
SPT3 10 Ditto, grayish light brown
13 4.0
14
14 TR 4.3
15 7 4.6
16 SPT4 9 Grayish brown, medium dense, poorly graded, fine to 4.9
15 medium grained, SAND with silt
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 SP-SM 7.0
12
24 SPT5 15 17.2 7 Ditto, dense 7.3
25 22 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
20
32
SPT6 40 Greenish to yellowish brown, very dense, fine to medium 9.8
33 50/10cm grained, clayey SAND 10.1
SC
34 10.4
35 10.7
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Greenish to yellowish brown, very dense, fine to medium 11.0

TR grained, clayey SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 23 12.2
SPT7 42 22.3 37 Ditto
41 50/7cm 12.5
42 12.8
SC
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 29 Ditto
49 50/8cm 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Brown, compacted fill material with gravel 0.3

3 HE with silt 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
8
6 SPT1 12 14.2 10.776 6 Ditto, medium dense 1.8
7 14 2.1
8 TR 2.4
9
9
SPT2 12 Ditto 2.7
10 15 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 12 3.7
SPT3 14 SP-SM Ditto, dense
13 4.0
20
14 TR 4.3
15 13 4.6
16 SPT4 15 14.2 7 Ditto 4.9
23
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
15
24 SPT5 30 Greenish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey 7.3
25 38 SAND 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC
30 9.1
31 9.4
20
32
SPT6 38 21.8 24 Ditto 9.8
33 45 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Greenish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/12cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
35
SPT8 50/10cm 18.5 31 Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
SC
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 SPT9 40 Ditto 17.4
50/5cm
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 SPT10 50/13cm Ditto 19.8
66 20.1
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2
with silt 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
7
6 SPT1 12 6.4 5 SP-SM Ditto, medium dense 1.8
7 12 2.1
8 TR 2.4
9
9
SPT2 11 Ditto 2.7
10 14 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 22 3.7
SPT3 26 Pale brown, very dense, fine to medium grained silty SAND
13 4.0
30
14 TR 4.3
15 4.6
16
28
SPT4 50/13cm 17.8 25 Ditto 4.9
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
SM Ditto
24 SPT5 50/14cm 7.3
25 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
33 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Pale brown, very dense, fine to medium grained silty SAND 11.0
TR
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/10cm 20.4 23
41 12.5
42 12.8
SM
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
23
SPT8 50/15cm Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
6
7 11 2.1
8 TR SP 2.4
7
9
SPT2 11 Ditto 2.7
10 15 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 9 3.7
SPT3 14 12.1 1 Ditto, dense
13 4.0
20
14 TR 4.3
15 13 4.6
16 SPT4 24 Yellowish brown, very dense, clayey SAND 4.9
45
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
15
24 SPT5 35 20.2 30 Ditto 7.3
25 50/10cm 7.6
SC
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
20
32
SPT6 40 Ditto 9.8
33 50/6cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Yellowish brown, very dense, clayey SAND 11.0

TR
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 25 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/12cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
SC
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 32 Ditto
49 50/9cm 23.3 25 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
3
7 12 2.1
8 TR 2.4
6
9
SPT2 9 Ditto 2.7
10 15 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 7 SP Ditto 3.7
SPT3 13
13 4.0
15
14 TR 4.3
15 11 4.6
18
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
13
24 SPT5 21 20.5 33 Greenish gray to brown, dense, fine to medium grained 7.3
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC
30 9.1
31 9.4
15
32
SPT6 21 Ditto 9.8
33 21 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Greenish gray to brown, dense, fine to medium grained 11.0

TR clayey SAND
37 11.3
SC
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 13 12.2
SPT7 25 22.1 8 Light gray, very dense, poorly graded, fine to medium
41 33 grained, SAND with silt 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR SP-SM
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 21 14.6
SPT8 28 Ditto
49 14.9
31
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Yellowish brown, fine to medium grained silty SAND 0.3

2 0.6
3 HE 7.2 29 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
6
7 15 2.1
8 TR 2.4
13
9
10 18 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 17 SM Ditto 3.7
SPT3 17
13 4.0
17
14 TR 4.3
15 13 4.6
16 SPT4 18 18.5 17.573 15 Ditto 4.9
21
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
15
24 SPT5 21 Brownish gray, dense, fine to medium grained clayey 7.3
25 23 SAND 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC
30 9.1
31 9.4
21
32
33 38 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Brownish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 18 12.2
SPT7 25 Ditto
41 37 12.5
SC
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 21 14.6
SPT8 32 Yellowish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained silty
49 SAND 14.9
38
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
32 Ditto
57 SPT9 50/9cm 18.1 17 SM 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 29
66 20.1
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Grayish brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained 0.3

2
SAND with silt & gravel 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
6
7 10 2.1
8 TR SP-SM 2.4
7
9
SPT2 9 Ditto 2.7
10 12 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 6 Ditto 3.7
SPT3 9 15.0 7
13 4.0
13
14 TR 4.3
15 8 4.6
16 SPT4 10 Brown (grayish), medium dense, poorly graded, fine to 4.9
14 medium grained SAND
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 SP 7.0
7
24 SPT5 10 15.7 3 Ditto 7.3
25 12 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
12
32
SPT6 25 Whitish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained 9.8
33 42 silty-clayey SAND 10.1
SC-SM
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
329 of 1134
BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Whitish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained 11.0

TR silty-clayey SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/13cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 SC-SM 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 50/12cm 19.5 31 Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 SPT9 50/10cm Whitish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey 17.4
SAND
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR SC 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 SPT10 50/9cm 22.2 32 Ditto 19.8
66 20.1
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
330 of 1134
BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
6
7 9 2.1
8 TR SP 2.4
6
9
SPT2 9 17.0 11.092 3 Ditto 2.7
10 11 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 13 3.7
13 4.0
18
14 TR 4.3
15 15 4.6
16 SPT4 17 Light brown, dense, poorly graded, fine to medium grained 4.9
21 SAND with silt
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 SP-SM 7.0
13
24 SPT5 19 15.8 7 Ditto 7.3
25 22 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
15
32
SPT6 18 Light gray, dense, fine to medium grained silty clayey 9.8
33 23 SAND 10.1
SC-SM
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
331 of 1134
BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light gray, dense, fine to medium grained silty clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 17 12.2
SPT7 19 21.1 26 Ditto
41 25 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 SC-SM 14.0
47 14.3
48 21 14.6
49 14.9
38
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 19 17.1
57 SPT9 33 23.9 36 Yellowish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey 17.4
41 SAND
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 SC 19.2
64 19.5
65 38
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 TR 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 Yellowish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey 21.6

72
SAND 21.9
73 28
74 22.6
75 22.9
76 23.2
77 23.5
TR
78 23.8
79 24.1
80 24.4
81 33 Ditto 24.7
SPT12 50/9cm 24.6 38
82 25.0
83 25.3
84 25.6
SC
85 25.9
TR
86 26.2
87 26.5
88 26.8
89 27.1
SPT13 29 Ditto
90 50/10cm 27.4
91 27.7
92 28.0
93 28.3
94 TR 28.7
95 29.0
96 29.3
97 29.6
98
39
99 30.2
100
101 30.8
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Marl (fill material on surface) 0.3

2 Brown to light gray, fine to medium grained silty SAND 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
3
9 SM
7 2.1
8 TR 2.4
4
9
SPT2 5 Ditto 2.7
10 9 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 10 3.7
SPT3 20 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey
13 SAND 4.0
39
14 TR 4.3
15 4.6
16 SPT4 50/12cm 18.6 31 Ditto 4.9
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
24 SC Ditto
24 SPT5 50/11cm 7.3
25 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
17
32
SPT6 34 Ditto 9.8
33 47 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 18 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/12cm 12.8 45
41 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 SC 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
22
SPT8 50/10cm Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 SPT9 50/13cm Gray to brown, very dense, fine to medium grained 17.4
silty-clayey SAND
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR SC-SM 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
20
65 SPT10 41 15.5 37 Ditto 19.8
66 50/11cm 20.1
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
4
7 13 2.1
8 TR SP 2.4
7
9
SPT2 11 Ditto 2.7
10 14 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 10 Ditto, dense 3.7
SPT3 15
13 4.0
17
14 TR 4.3
15 9 4.6
16 SPT4 16 Yellowish gray, dense, fine to medium grained clayey 4.9
21 SAND
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 SC 7.0
23
25 30 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT6 20 Pale brown to gray, very dense, fine to medium grained 9.8
33
50/13cm silty clayey SAND 10.1
SC-SM
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Pale brown to gray, very dense, fine to medium grained 11.0

TR silty clayey SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 27 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/10cm 26.1 16
41 12.5
42 12.8
SC-SM
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 50/12cm Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
337 of 1134
BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
9
6 SPT1 15 SP Ditto, dense 1.8
7 17 2.1
8 TR 2.4
8
9
SPT2 10 Ditto, medium dense 2.7
10 19 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 10 3.7
SPT3 11 27.5 31 Pale gray, medium dense, fine to medium grained clayey
13 SAND 4.0
15
14 TR 4.3
15 16 4.6
14
17 5.2
SC
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
8
24 SPT5 15 22.4 19 Yellowish brown to gray, dense, fine to medium grained 7.3
25 23 silty SAND 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SM
30 9.1
31 9.4
20
32
SPT6 26 Ditto 9.8
33 30 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
338 of 1134
BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Yellowish brown to gray, very dense, fine to medium 11.0

TR grained silty SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 19 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/12cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
SM
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 18 14.6
SPT8 28 35.7 40 Ditto
49 14.9
45
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
8
7 12 2.1
8 TR 2.4
SP
6
9
SPT2 7 Ditto 2.7
10 9 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 5 Ditto 3.7
SPT3 8
13 4.0
7
14 TR 4.3
15 19 4.6
16 SPT4 26 26.3 40.810 36 Pale brown, very dense, fine to medium grained silty SAND 4.9
37
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 SM 7.0
20
25 35 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT6 18 19.7 12 Light brown, very dense, poorly graded, fine to medium 9.8
33
50/12cm grained SAND with silt 10.1
SP-SM
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
340 of 1134
BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light brown, very dense, poorly graded, fine to medium 11.0

TR grained SAND with silt
37 11.3
SP-SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 25 Pale brown, very dense, fine to medium grained silty SAND 12.2
SPT7 50/15cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR SM
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 50/7cm 33.3 36 Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Light gray to brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained 0.3

2
SAND 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
4
7 8 2.1
8 TR 2.4
5
9
SPT2 9 10.4 3 Ditto 2.7
10 9 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 5 SP 3.7
SPT3 7 Ditto
13 4.0
9
14 TR 4.3
15 8 4.6
15
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
24 20
SPT5 50/12cm Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey 7.3
25
SAND 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC
30 9.1
31 9.4
17
32
SPT6 35 26 31 Ditto 9.8
33 44 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

TR SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/12cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
SC
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 22 14.6
SPT8 40 17.5 36 Ditto
49 14.9
50/10cm
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2
silt 0.6
3 HE 1.2 8 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
8
7 15 2.1
8 TR SP-SM 2.4
6
9
10 21 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 13 3.7
SPT3 15 Ditto
13 4.0
18
14 TR 4.3
15 10 4.6
16 SPT4 17 15.6 2 Brown, dense, poorly graded, fine to medium grained, 4.9
19 SAND
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 SP 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
29
24 SPT5 33 Yellowish gray, hard, sandy elastic SILT 7.3
25 39 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
MH
30 9.1
31 9.4
21
32
SPT6 28 30.2 56 Ditto 9.8
33 34 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Yellowish gray, hard, sandy elastic SILT 11.0

TR
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 21 12.2
SPT7 29 Ditto
41 33 12.5
MH
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 20 14.6
SPT8 31 Greenish gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty
49 SAND 14.9
39
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
38 Ditto
57 SPT9 50/8cm 18.8 29 SM 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 31
66 20.1
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Light gray to brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained 0.3

2
SAND 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
4
7 9 2.1
8 TR SP 2.4
7
9
SPT2 10 Ditto 2.7
10 15 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 6 3.7
SPT3 12 Ditto
13 4.0
12
14 TR 4.3
15 5 4.6
16 SPT4 14 18.8 11.119 9 Light gray, medium dense, poorly graded, fine to medium 4.9
15 grained SAND with silt
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 SP-SM 7.0
10
25 20 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
14
32
SPT6 24 26.8 27 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained silty SAND 9.8
33 40 10.1
SM
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
TR
37 11.3
SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
SPT7 50/15cm
41 SAND 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR SC
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 19 14.6
SPT8 31 22.5 36 Ditto
49 14.9
47
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

HE with silt
2 0.6
3 7 0.9
4 13 1.2
5 TR 1.5
15
6 SPT2 17 13.2 10.500 6 Ditto, dense 1.8
7 21 2.1
8 TR SP-SM 2.4
14
9
SPT3 16 Ditto 2.7
10 14 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 13 3.7
SPT4 17 Ditto
13 4.0
19
14 TR 4.3
15 29 4.6
16 SPT5 31 21.3 35 Light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained 4.9
43 silty-clayey SAND
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 SC-SM 7.0
24 35
25 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
28
32
SPT7 33 Light brown to gray, hard, fat CLAY with sand 9.8
33 42 10.1
CH
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light brown to gray, hard, fat CLAY with sand 11.0

TR
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 33 Ditto 12.2
SPT9 50/9cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
CH
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
36
SPT10 50/11cm 29.6 71 Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Compacted marl fill material on surface 0.3

HE Light brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained SAND
2 0.6
3 6 0.9
4 8 1.2
5 TR 1.5
9
6 SPT2 12 11.3 2 Ditto 1.8
15 SP
7 2.1
8 TR 2.4
11
9
10 17 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 16 3.7
SPT4 22 Brown, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey SAND
13 4.0
28
14 TR 4.3
15 18 4.6
16 SPT5 25 19.7 31 Ditto 4.9
30
17 5.2
SC
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
14
24 SPT6 21 Light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained silty 7.3
25 33 SAND 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SM
30 9.1
31 9.4
22
32
SPT7 35 22.8 22 Ditto 9.8
33 42 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained silty 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 35 Brown, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey SAND 12.2
SPT9 50/12cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR SC
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 29 14.6
SPT10 36 26.7 32 Ditto
49 14.9
43
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Pale gray to brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained, 0.3

2
SAND with silt 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
17
6 SPT1 16 14.0 10 Ditto, dense 1.8
7 14 2.1
8 TR SP-SM 2.4
7
9
10 9 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 6 3.7
SPT3 2 Ditto, loose
13 4.0
3
14 TR 4.3
15 11 4.6
16 SPT4 13 24.0 19 Brown to pale gray, medium dense, fine to medium grained 4.9
16 clayey SAND
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
13
25 26 7.6
SC
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT6 23 Ditto, yellowish, very dense 9.8
33
50/15cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Brown to pale gray, very dense, fine to medium grained 11.0

TR clayey SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 26 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/14cm 28.4 40
41 12.5
42 12.8
SC
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT8 50/14cm Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Backfill material on surface (marl) 0.3

3 HE silt 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
4
7 5 2.1
8 TR 2.4
5
9
SPT2 9 Ditto 2.7
10 11 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 6 3.7
SPT3 10 16.0 4 SP Ditto
13 4.0
11
14 TR 4.3
15 9 4.6
20
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
13
24 SPT5 26 19.5 50 Light gray, hard, sandy lean CLAY 7.3
25 35 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
CL
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
14
32
SPT6 30 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey 9.8
33 32 SAND 10.1
SC
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

TR SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 20 12.2
SPT7 29 21.6 38 Ditto
41 44 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 SC 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
24
SPT8 50/12cm Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 19 17.1
57 SPT9 40 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained silty-clayey 17.4
50/7cm SAND
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR SC-SM 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
16
65 SPT10 30 19.0 18 Ditto 19.8
66 50/6cm 20.1
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2
silt & gravel 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
7
6 SPT1 9 Ditto, medium dense, brown 1.8
7 12 2.1
8 TR 2.4
8
9
SPT2 10 16.4 10.240 6 Ditto 2.7
10 13 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 9 SP-SM Ditto 3.7
SPT3 11
13 4.0
13
14 TR 4.3
15 11 4.6
14
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
15
24 SPT5 22 16.8 18 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained silty SAND 7.3
25 38 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SM
30 9.1
31 9.4
17
32
SPT6 25 Ditto 9.8
33 40 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
TR
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 20 12.2
SPT7 29 Ditto
41 43 12.5
SM
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
30
SPT8 50/12cm 24.8 60 CL Greenish gray, hard, sandy lean CLAY
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2
with silt 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
2
6 SPT1 4 Ditto, loose 1.8
7 6 2.1
8 TR 2.4
6
9
10 9 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 8 3.7
13 4.0
11
14 TR 4.3
15 9 4.6
13
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
13
24 SPT5 10 20.8 11 Ditto, dense 7.3
25 22 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
21
32
SPT6 25 Pale gray to brown, very dense, fine to medium grained 9.8
SC
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Pale gray to brown, very dense, fine to medium grained 11.0

TR clayey SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/15cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
49 14.9
50 15.2
SC
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 SPT9 50/12cm Ditto 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 SPT10 50/10cm 19.3 37 Ditto 19.8
66 20.1
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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EAST: 346,672.09 meter DIA. OF BORING: 4" CORE SIZE: -- CHST-01
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Light brown to dark brown, poorly graded, fine to medium 0.3

2
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
5
7 8 2.1
TR
8 6 SP-SM 2.4
SPT2 8 Ditto
9 10 2.7
10 TR 3.0
6
11 SPT3 9 Ditto 3.4
12 13 3.7
TR
13 9 4.0
14 18 4.3
15 TR 4.6
16
16 SPT5 33 Grayish light brown, hard, sandy fat CLAY 4.9
50/14cm
17 TR 5.2
19 CH
18
SPT6 38 33.5 66 Ditto 5.5
19 50/14cm 5.8
TR
20 9 6.1
SPT7 22 Grayish brown, very dense, poorly graded, fine to medium
21 6.4
50/14cm grained, SAND with silt
22 TR 6.7
14
24 50/10cm 7.3
TR
25 23 7.6
SPT9 43 Ditto
26 7.9
50/15cm
27 TR 8.2
26 SP-SM Ditto
28 SPT10 45 8.5
29 50/12cm 8.8
TR
30 15 9.1
SPT11 35 Ditto
31 9.4
50/10cm
32 TR 9.8
18
33 SPT12 40 Ditto 10.1
34 50/8cm 10.4
TR
35 20 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
SPT13 43 15.0 12 Grayish brown, very dense, poorly graded, fine to medium
36 50/12cm 11.0
37 TR grained, SAND with silt 11.3
25 SP-SM Ditto
38 SPT14 45 11.6
39 50/7cm 11.9
TR
40 Yellowish brown, very dense, fine to medium grained 12.2
SPT15 50/10cm
41 clayey SAND 12.5
42 TR 12.8
43 SPT16 50/8cm Ditto 13.1
44 TR 13.4
45 Ditto 13.7
SPT17 50/5cm
46 14.0
47
TR 14.3
48 SPT18 50/8cm Ditto 14.6
49 TR 14.9
50
SPT19 20 13.7 42 Ditto, pinkish 15.2
51 50/7cm 15.5
TR
52 15.8
SPT20 26 Ditto
53 50/10cm 16.2
54 TR 16.5
SC
55 SPT21 30 Ditto 16.8
50/13cm
56 17.1
TR
57 17.4
SPT22 35 Ditto
58 50/10cm 17.7
59 TR 18.0
60 SPT23 31 Ditto 18.3
50/8cm
61 18.6
TR
62 18.9
SPT24 33 Ditto
63 50/5cm 19.2
64 TR 19.5
65 SPT25 38 Ditto 19.8
50/5cm 30.3 33
66 20.1
TR
67 35 Ditto 20.4
SPT26
68 50/10cm 20.7
69 TR 21.0
70 Gray, slightly weathered, fair quality LIMESTONE 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 Light gray, slightly weathered, fractured, fair quality 21.6

72 C1 RQD=69% LIMESTONE 21.9
REC=88% & RQD=69%
73 22.3
74 22.6
75 Ditto, godd quality & continuous rock 22.9
REC=93% & RQD=81%
76 23.2
C2 RQD=81%
77 23.5
78 23.8
79 24.1
80
Ditto, poor quality, moderately weathered 24.4
REC=80% & RQD=32%
81 24.7
C3 RQD=32%
82 25.0
83 25.3
84 25.6
Ditto, very poor quality, highly weathered
85 25.9
REC=50% & RQD=8%
86 26.2
C4 RQD=8%
87 26.5
88 26.8
89 27.1
Ditto, fair quality rock
90 REC=93% & RQD=50% 27.4
91 27.7
C5 RQD=50%
92 28.0
93 28.3
94 28.7
Ditto
95 REC=96% & RQD=51% 29.0
96 C6 RQD=51% 29.3
97 29.6
98 29.9
99 30.2
100
101 30.8
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
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DEPTH OF GROUNDWATER TABLE: 2.48 meter CASING HAMMER WT. & DROP: DATE COMPLETED: 1-20-21
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Beige, medium dense, very dense, fine to medium grained 0.3

HE silty SAND
2 0.6
3 6 0.9
SPT1 8 Ditto
4 6 1.2
5 TR 1.5
5
6 SPT2 5 Ditto 1.8
7 6 2.1
TR
8 6 2.4
SPT3 6 7.6 19 Ditto
9 8 2.7
10 TR 3.0
6
11 SPT4 7 Ditto 3.4
12 8 3.7
TR
13 8 4.0
SPT5 12 Ditto
14 15 SM 4.3
15 TR 4.6
10
16 SPT6 14 Ditto, dense, plastic silty sand 4.9
17
17 TR 5.2
12
18
SPT7 16 Ditto 5.5
19 19 5.8
TR
20 18 6.1
SPT8 23 Ditto
21 6.4
25
22 TR 6.7
20
24 29 7.3
TR
25 22 7.6
SPT10 29 Ditto
26 7.9
33
27 TR 8.2
17
28 SPT11 20 Pale brown, dense, fine to medium grained silty-clayey 8.5
29 25 SAND 8.8
TR
30 14 9.1
31 9.4
28 SC-SM
32 TR 9.8
17
34 22 10.4
TR
35 15 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
SPT14 18 13.8 17 Pale brown, dense, fine to medium grained silty-clayey
36 24 11.0
37 TR SAND 11.3
16 SC-SM Ditto
38 SPT15 19 11.6
39 21 11.9
TR
40 43 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, plastic silty 12.2
SPT16 50/13cm
41 SAND 12.5
42 TR 12.8
43 SPT17 50/12cm Ditto 13.1
44 TR 13.4
45 Ditto 13.7
SPT18 50/9cm
46 14.0
47
TR 14.3
48
30
49 TR 14.9
50
SPT20 38 38.7 48 Ditto 15.2
51 50/10cm SM 15.5
TR
52 15.8
SPT21 50/8cm Ditto
53 16.2
54 TR 16.5
55 SPT22 36 Ditto 16.8
50/9cm
56 17.1
TR
57 24 17.4
SPT23 29 Ditto
58 17.7
35
59 TR 18.0
60 SPT24 30 Ditto 18.3
50/11cm
61 18.6
TR
62 18.9
SPT25 50/8cm Brown, hard, sandy elastic SILT
63 19.2
64 TR 19.5
65 SPT26 50/7cm Ditto 19.8
66 MH 20.1
TR
67 Ditto 20.4
SPT27 50/6cm 33.1 58
68 20.7
69 TR 21.0
70 SPT28 50/7cm Ditto 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 MH Brown, hard, sandy elastic SILT 21.6

TR
72 Brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, plastic silty 21.9
SPT29 50/10cm
73 SAND with gravel 22.3
74 TR 22.6
75 SPT30 50/6cm Ditto 22.9
SM
76 TR 23.2
77 23.5
SPT31 50/6cm 29.3 29
78 23.8
79
TR 24.1
80 SPT32 50/5cm Pale white (gray), highly weathered, closely spaced, highly 24.4
fractured, LIMESTONE with few voids and embedded with
81 sand REC=55% & RQD=16% 24.7
82 25.0
83 C1 25.3
84 25.6
Ditto, poor quality rock
85 25.9
REC=68% & RQD=25%
86 26.2
87 26.5
88 C2 26.8
89 27.1
Ditto
90 REC=75% & RQD=26% 27.4
91 27.7
92 28.0
93 C3 28.3
94 28.7
Ditto
95 REC=47% & RQD=30% 29.0
96 29.3
97 C4 29.6
98 29.9
99 30.2
100
101 30.8
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

HE
2 0.6
3 4 0.9
SPT1 6 8.8 3 Ditto, medium dense
4 9 1.2
5 TR 1.5
7
6 SPT2 10 Ditto 1.8
7 11 2.1
TR
8 6 2.4
SPT3 10 Ditto
9 14 2.7
10 TR 3.0
11 SP
12 19 3.7
TR
13 14 4.0
14 30 4.3
15 TR 4.6
13
30
17 TR 5.2
15
18
SPT7 25 Ditto 5.5
19 29 5.8
TR
20 6.1
SPT8 31 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained silty SAND
21 5014cm 6.4
22 TR 6.7
23 SPT9 50/13 25.3 33 Ditto 7.0
24 7.3
TR
25 SM 7.6
SPT10 40 Ditto
26 50/10 7.9
27 TR 8.2
28 SPT11 36 Ditto 8.5
50/10
29 8.8
TR
30 9.1
SPT12 30 Gray, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey SAND
31 50/10 9.4
32 TR 9.8
35 SC Ditto
33 SPT13 10.1
50/12
34 10.4
TR
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
SPT14 50/11 Gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, cemented clayey
36 11.0
37 TR SAND 11.3
28
38 SPT15 40 13.1 20 Ditto with gravel 11.6
39 50/9 11.9
TR
40 20 12.2
SPT16 32 Ditto
41 40 12.5
42 TR 12.8
17
43 SPT17 35 Ditto 13.1
44
38 13.4
TR
45 22 13.7
SPT18 40 Ditto
46 40 14.0
47
TR 14.3
48
30
SPT19 50/14cm 13.7 15 Ditto 14.6
49 TR 14.9
27
50
SPT20 41 Ditto 15.2
51 50/12cm 15.5
TR
52 SC 15.8
22
SPT21 50/14cm Ditto
53 16.2
54 TR 16.5
20
55 SPT22 39 Ditto 16.8
56 40 17.1
TR
57 17.4
26
SPT23 50/11cm Ditto
58 17.7
59 TR 18.0
60 SPT24 50/13cm Ditto 18.3
61 18.6
TR
62 18.9
SPT25 50/14cm Ditto
63 19.2
64 TR 19.5
65 SPT26 50/14cm Ditto 19.8
66 20.1
TR
67 Ditto 20.4
SPT27 50/12cm
68 20.7
69 TR 21.0
70 SPT28 37 GP-GM Gray, very dense, cemented GRAVEL with silt and sand 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
5012cm Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, cemented
71 TR 21.6
72
GRAVEL with silt and sand 21.9
32
SPT29 50/10cm 12.4 11
73 22.3
74 TR 22.6
75 SPT30 50/13cm Ditto 22.9
76 TR 23.2
77 Ditto 23.5
SPT31 50/10cm
78 23.8
TR GP-GM
79 24.1
80 SPT32 50/9cm Ditto 24.4
81 TR 24.7
82
83 25.3
TR
84 25.6
SPT34 50/10cm Ditto
85 25.9
86 TR 26.2
87 SPT35 50/11cm 9.3 6 Light gray, very dense, poorly graded, fine to medium 26.5
88 grained SAND with silt and gravel 26.8
TR
89 27.1
SPT36 50/9cm Ditto
90 27.4
91 TR 27.7
92 SPT37 50/12cm Ditto 28.0
93 28.3
TR SP-SM
94 28.7
SPT38 50/10cm Ditto
95 29.0
96 TR 29.3
97 SPT39 50/10cm Ditto 29.6
98 29.9
TR
99 Ditto 30.2
SPT40 50/10cm 9.1 7
100 30.5
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

TR with silt
2 0.6
3 6 0.9
4 8 1.2
5 TR 1.5
4
6 SPT2 5 Ditto 1.8
7 5 2.1
TR
8 4 2.4
SPT3 5 9.3 7 Ditto
9 6 2.7
10 TR 3.0
3 SP-SM
11 SPT4 6 Ditto 3.4
12 5 3.7
TR
13 7 4.0
SPT5 10 Ditto
14 15 4.3
15 TR 4.6
9
26
17 TR 5.2
14
18
SPT7 22 Ditto 5.5
19 28 5.8
TR
20 6.1
SPT8 20 Light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained
21 50/6cm 6.4
silty-clayey SAND
22 TR 6.7
50/9cm
24 7.3
TR
25 27 7.6
SPT10 33 21.9 17 Ditto
26 7.9
48
27 TR 8.2
28 29 SC-SM Ditto 8.5
SPT11 50/11cm
29 8.8
TR
30 28 9.1
SPT12 39 Ditto
31 9.4
47
32 TR 9.8
33 30
34 10.4
TR
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
SPT14 40 Light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained
36 50/12cm 11.0
37 TR silty-clayey SAND 11.3
28
38 SPT15 35 Ditto 11.6
39 42 11.9
TR
40 26 12.2
SPT16 32 Ditto
41 38 12.5
42 TR 12.8
24
43 SPT17 30 Ditto 13.1
44
35 SC-SM 13.4
TR
45 30 13.7
SPT18 47 Ditto
46 50/7cm 14.0
47
TR 14.3
26
48 SPT19 30 30.6 38 Ditto 14.6
33
49 TR 14.9
19
50
SPT20 25 Ditto 15.2
51 29 15.5
TR
52 15 15.8
SPT21 20 Brown, dense, poorly graded, fine to medium grained,
53 16.2
21 SAND with silt
54 TR 16.5
10
55 SPT22 20 Ditto 16.8
56 23 SP-SM 17.1
TR
57 8 17.4
SPT23 15 21.5 12 Ditto
58 17.7
20
59 TR 18.0
12
60 SPT24 18 Light brown, dense, sandy SILT with gravel 18.3
61 23 18.6
TR
62 15 18.9
SPT25 22 Ditto
63 19.2
26
64 TR 19.5
ML
65 SPT26 50/5cm Ditto 19.8
66 20.1
TR
67 Ditto 20.4
SPT27 50/6cm
68 20.7
69 TR 21.0
70 Gray, fractured, very poorly quality LIMESTONE 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 Gray, moderately weathered, fractured, very poorly quality 21.6

72 C1 LIMESTONE embedded with sand & silt 21.9
REC=69% & RQD=17%
73 22.3
74 22.6
75 Ditto 22.9
REC=66% & RQD=31%
76 23.2
C2
77 23.5
78 23.8
79 24.1
80 SPT28 50/10cm Pale white, very dense, silty GRAVEL with sand 24.4
81 TR 24.7
82
83 25.3
TR
84 25.6
SPT30 50/7cm Ditto
85 25.9
86 TR 26.2
87 SPT31 50/5cm Ditto 26.5
88 26.8
TR
89 GM 27.1
SPT32 50/8cm Ditto
90 27.4
91 TR 27.7
92 SPT33 50/7cm 23.3 21 Ditto 28.0
93 28.3
TR
94 28.7
SPT34 50/6cm Ditto
95 29.0
96 TR 29.3
97 SPT35 50/5cm Ditto 29.6
98 29.9
99 30.2
100
101 30.8
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
Ditto
4 1.2
5 1.5
6
7 8 2.1
TR
8 5 SP 2.4
SPT2 7 6.8 4 Ditto
9 6 2.7
10 TR 3.0
8
12 12 3.7
TR
13 9 4.0
SPT4 13 Ditto
14 15 4.3
15 TR 4.6
13
16 SPT5 17 Pale brown, dense, fine to medium grained clayey SAND 4.9
23 with gravel
17 TR 5.2
16
18
SPT6 19 17.0 17 Ditto 5.5
19 26 5.8
TR
20 18 6.1
SPT7 22 Ditto
21 SC 6.4
28
22 TR 6.7
15
24 26 7.3
TR
25 19 7.6
SPT9 18 Ditto
26 7.9
24
27 TR 8.2
16
28 SPT10 19 19.5 18 Light brown, dense, fine to medium grained silty-clayey 8.5
29 22 SAND with gravel 8.8
TR
30 17 9.1
31 SC-SM 9.4
27
32 TR 9.8
18
33 SPT12 26 Ditto 10.1
34 29 10.4
TR
35 21 SM 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
SPT13 28 Pale brown, very dense, fine to medium grained silty-clayey
36 32 11.0
37 TR SAND with gravel 11.3
20
38 SPT14 31 Ditto 11.6
39 34 11.9
TR
40 26 12.2
SPT15 32 39 44 Ditto
41 37 12.5
42 TR 12.8
25
43 SPT16 30 Ditto 13.1
44
36 13.4
TR
45 33 Ditto 13.7
SPT17 50/10cm
46 14.0
47
TR 14.3
48 SPT18 50/9cm Ditto 14.6
49 TR 14.9
50
51 15.5
TR
52 SM 15.8
30
SPT20 50/9cm Ditto
53 16.2
54 TR 16.5
55 21
56 17.1
TR
57 17.4
SPT22 50/13cm Ditto
58 17.7
59 TR 18.0
60 SPT23 50/9cm 42.4 47 Ditto 18.3
61 18.6
TR
62 18.9
SPT24 50/8cm Ditto
63 19.2
64 TR 19.5
65 SPT25 50/6cm Ditto 19.8
66 20.1
TR
67 Ditto 20.4
SPT26 50/5cm
68 20.7
69 TR 21.0
70 Gray, weathered closely spaced, poor LIMESTONE 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 Light gray to brown, highly weathered, moderately strong, 21.6

72 C1 slightly fractured, closely spaced, poor LIMESTONE with 21.9
few voids REC=75% & RQD=48%
73 22.3
74 22.6
75 Ditto 22.9
REC=96% & RQD=69%
76 23.2
C2
77 23.5
78 23.8
79 24.1
80
Ditto 24.4
REC=89% & RQD=62%
81 24.7
C3
82 25.0
83 25.3
84 25.6
Ditto
85 25.9
REC=100% & RQD=68%
86 26.2
C4
87 26.5
88 26.8
89 27.1
Ditto
90 REC=96% & RQD=69% 27.4
91 27.7
C5
92 28.0
93 28.3
94 28.7
Ditto
95 REC=65% & RQD=10% 29.0
96 C6 29.3
97 29.6
98 29.9
99 30.2
100
101 30.8
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Yellowish brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained 0.3

2
SAND 0.6
3 HE 0.9
Ditto, brown
4 1.2
5 1.5
3
6 SPT1 3 14.7 4 Ditto, loose 1.8
7 6 2.1
TR
8 3 SP 2.4
9 8 2.7
10 TR 3.0
7
11 SPT3 7 Ditto 3.4
12 9 3.7
TR
13 4 4.0
SPT4 8 Ditto
14 11 4.3
15 TR 4.6
9
16 SPT5 15 20.7 15 Brown, dense, fine to medium grained silty SAND 4.9
17
17 TR 5.2
13
18
SPT6 19 Ditto 5.5
19 19 5.8
TR
20 15 SM 6.1
SPT7 18 Ditto
21 6.4
21
22 TR 6.7
15
24 25 7.3
TR
25 7.6
SPT9 38 Blackish (dark gray), very dense, cemented silty GRAVEL
26 50/9cm 26.7 22
with sand 7.9
27 TR 8.2
21 GM
28 SPT10 28 Ditto 8.5
29 33 8.8
TR
30 17 9.1
SPT11 25 Greenish gray, hard, sandy elastic SILT
31 9.4
31
32 TR 9.8
19 MH
33 SPT12 25 40 62 Ditto 10.1
34 29 10.4
TR
35 17 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
SPT13 25 Greenish gray, hard, sandy elastic SILT
36 31 11.0
37 TR 11.3
38 22
39 TR 11.9
40 29 Ditto 12.2
SPT15 50/10cm MH
41 12.5
42 Ditto. REC=95% 12.8
43 13.1
44 UDS1 13.4
45 13.7
46 14.0
REC=35%
48 14.6
49 UDS2 30.1 36 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 Ditto, REC=37% 15.8
53 16.2
UDS3
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
TR Ditto, silty SAND
57 17.4
24
SPT16 50/10cm
58 SM 17.7
59 TR 18.0
28
60 SPT17 39 Ditto 18.3
61 42 18.6
TR
62 18.9
SPT18 38 Ditto
63 50/9cm 19.2
64 TR 19.5
27
65 SPT19 31 Ditto 19.8
66 39 20.1
TR
67 38 Ditto 20.4
SPT20 48 32
68 50/9cm 20.7
69 TR 21.0
70 SPT21 50/10cm Ditto 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
TR
72 26 21.9
SPT22 38 Ditto
73 42 22.3
74 TR 22.6
75
33
76 TR 23.2
77 38 Ditto 23.5
SPT24
78 50/9cm 23.8
79
TR 24.1
28
80 SPT25 39 Ditto 24.4
50/8cm
81 TR 24.7
82 39
83 25.3
TR
84 25.6
38
SPT27 50/9cm SM Ditto
85 25.9
86 TR 26.2
87 29
88 26.8
TR
89 27.1
SPT29 50/9cm Ditto
90 27.4
91 TR 27.7
92 SPT30 50/8cm Ditto 28.0
93 28.3
TR
94 28.7
SPT31 39 Ditto
95 50/10cm 53.9 28 29.0
96 TR 29.3
97 SPT32 44 Ditto 29.6
50/9cm
98 29.9
99 30.2
100
101 30.8
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
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PROJECT NAME: Amiral Project Pre-Feed/Feed Block-15, Sadara South & Sadara North FILE NO: 2020/154
LOCATION: JUBAIL IND. CITY (SADARA SOUTH) FIELD INVESTIGATION: GULF CONSULT
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Grayish light brown, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 0.3

2 0.6
3 HE 1.50 55.928 21 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
11
7 28 2.1
8 TR 2.4
12
9
SPT2 28 Ditto 2.7
10 36 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 17 3.7
SPT3 32 28.5 27 Ditto, plastic sand
13 4.0
40
14 TR 4.3
15 4.6
17 5.2
18 SM 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
8
25 22 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
12
32
SPT6 20 20.6 13 Ditto 9.8
33 25 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Grayish light brown, dense, fine to medium grained, silty 11.0

TR SAND
37 11.3
SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 Grayish light brown, very dense, fine to medium grained, 12.2
SPT7 50/6cm
41 clayey SAND 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR SC
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 11 14.6
SPT8 16 21.8 19 Ditto
49 14.9
45
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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MEASURED AT: -- HOURS ON: -- HAMMER WT. & DROP: 140lbs & 30" DRILLING SUPERVISOR: Atha
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Light brown to gray, poorly graded, fine to medium grained 0.3

2
SAND with silt 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
8
7 22 2.1
8 TR 2.4
9
9
SPT2 12 14.0 6 Ditto 2.7
10 19 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 8 SP-SM 3.7
SPT3 15 Ditto
13 4.0
20
14 TR 4.3
15 9 4.6
17
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
24 17
SPT5 50/10cm 23.1 19 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained clayey 7.3
25
SAND with gravel 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC
30 9.1
31 9.4
10
32
33 18 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

TR SAND with gravel
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 Ditto 12.2
SPT7 50/9cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 22 14.6
SPT8 37 23.7 17 Ditto
49 14.9
45
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 TR SC 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 9 17.1
14
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
20
66 19 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 TR 21.0
70 21.3
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 Gray, very dense, clayey SAND with gravel 21.6

SC
72 21.9
73
SPT11 50/5cm Light brown to pinkish gray, hard, elastic SILT with sand 22.3
74 22.6
75 22.9
76 23.2
77 23.5
TR
78 23.8
79 24.1
80 24.4
81 Ditto 24.7
SPT12 50/7cm 36.5 85
82 25.0
83 25.3
84 25.6
85 MH 25.9
TR
86 26.2
87 26.5
88 26.8
89 27.1
SPT13 50/5cm Ditto
90 27.4
91 27.7
92 28.0
93 28.3
94 TR 28.7
95 29.0
96 29.3
97 29.6
98 SPT14 50/3cm 28.8 36 SM Gray (pinkish) very dense, silty SAND 29.9
99 30.2
100
101 30.8
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 SC-SM Light gray, fine to medium grained silty clayey SAND 0.3
2 0.6
HE 2.1 40.302 44 Brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained SAND with
3 silt 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
4
7 8 2.1
8 TR 2.4
5
9
SPT2 7 Ditto 2.7
10 10 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 6 3.7
SPT3 9 Ditto
13 4.0
10
14 TR 4.3
15 11 4.6
16 SPT4 16 13.4 10 Ditto, dense 4.9
19 SP-SM
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
20
25 50/7cm 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
26
32
SPT6 31 18.6 21 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained silty clayey 9.8
33 46 SAND 10.1
SC-SM
34 10.4
35 10.7
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Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained silty clayey 11.0
TR SAND
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 17 12.2
SPT7 38 Ditto
41 50/12cm 12.5
SC-SM
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 24 14.6
SPT8 38 21.1 88 CH Gray, hard, fat CLAY with sand
49 14.9
47
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
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MEASURED AT: -- HOURS ON: -- HAMMER WT. & DROP: 140lbs & 30" DRILLING SUPERVISOR: Samuel
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2
with silt 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 SP-SM 1.5
7
7 10 2.1
TR
8 5 2.4
SPT2 8 Ditto
9 9 2.7
10 TR 3.0
4
11 SPT3 9 Brown to gray, medium dense, poorly graded, fine to 3.4
10 medium grained SAND
12 TR 3.7
13 4 4.0
SPT4 8 19.9 3 Ditto
14 6 4.3
15 TR 4.6
4
16 SPT5 4 15.5 3 Ditto 4.9
7
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 SP 7.0
3
24 SPT6 7 Ditto 7.3
25 7 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
6
32
SPT7 10 Ditto 9.8
33 14 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Brown to gray, medium dense, poorly graded, fine to 11.0

TR medium grained SAND
37 11.3
SP
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 13 12.2
SPT8 34 20.5 9 Light gray, very dense, poorly graded, fine to medium
41 47 grained SAND with silt 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
SPT7 SP-SM
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
TR 50/10cm Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 SP 1.5
10
6 SPT1 15 5.6 14.042 4 Ditto, dense 1.8
7 17 2.1
TR
8 6 2.4
9 14 2.7
10 TR 3.0
7
11 SPT3 9 23.0 10 Gray to light brown, medium dense, poorly graded, fine to 3.4
12 medium grained, SAND with silt
12 TR 3.7
13 11 4.0
14 16 4.3
15 TR 4.6
16
22
SPT5 50/13cm Ditto, very dense 4.9
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 SP-SM 7.0
16
24 SPT6 28 20.9 8 Ditto 7.3
25 39 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
19
32
SPT7 29 Ditto 9.8
33 50/10cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Gray, very dense, poorly graded, fine to medium grained, 11.0

TR SAND with silt
37 11.3
SP-SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 21 Gray, hard, fat CLAY with sand 12.2
SPT8 50/9cm 19.6 88
41 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR CH
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 17 14.6
SPT9 36 Ditto
49 14.9
50/8cm
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Brown to gray, poorly graded, fine to medium grained 0.3

2
SAND 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
3
7 7 2.1
8 TR 2.4
5
9
SPT2 7 11 34.100 2 Ditto 2.7
10 8 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 5 3.7
SPT3 6 Ditto
13 4.0
8
14 TR 4.3
15 6 4.6
16 SPT4 9 SP Ditto 4.9
8
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
10
24 SPT5 14 10.3 2 Ditto, gray, dense 7.3
25 20 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
30 9.1
31 9.4
15
32
SPT6 32 21.4 16 Beige, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 9.8
33 40 10.1
SM
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Beige, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 11.0

TR
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 19 12.2
SPT7 35 Ditto
41 48 12.5
SM
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 16 14.6
49 SPT9 35 10.6 56 CL-ML Beige, hard, sandy silty lean CLAY 14.9
50/14cm
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
MEASURED AT: -- HOURS ON: -- HAMMER WT. & DROP: 140lbs & 30" DRILLING SUPERVISOR: J. Oasis
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2
with silt 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
4
6 SPT1 4 4.1 6 Ditto, loose 1.8
7 5 2.1
TR
8 4 2.4
9 6 2.7
10 TR 3.0
5
11 SPT3 7 Ditto 3.4
12 9 3.7
TR
13 7 4.0
SPT4 10 Ditto
14 12 4.3
15 TR 4.6
8
14
17 TR 5.2
18 9 SP-SM Ditto 5.5
SPT6 13
19 16 5.8
TR
20 11 6.1
21 6.4
17
22 TR 6.7
12
24 19 7.3
TR
25 13 7.6
26 7.9
21
27 TR 8.2
15
28 SPT10 19 Ditto 8.5
29 24 8.8
TR
30 17 9.1
31 9.4
28
32 TR 9.8
33 23
34 10.4
TR
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
SPT13 28 Light brown, very dense, poorly graded, fine to medium
36 50/11cm 11.0
37 TR grained SAND with silt 11.3
26
38 SPT14 30 Ditto 11.6
39 35 SP-SM 11.9
TR
40 Ditto 12.2
SPT15 50/11cm
41 12.5
42 TR 12.8
43 SPT16 50/7cm 21.0 43 Pale gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey 13.1
SAND
44 TR 13.4
45 Ditto 13.7
SPT17 50/9cm
46 14.0
47
TR 14.3
48 SPT18 50/11cm Ditto 14.6
49 TR 14.9
50
SPT19 33 Ditto 15.2
51 50/10cm 15.5
TR
52 SC 15.8
SPT20 50/8cm Ditto
53 16.2
54 TR 16.5
55 SPT21 50/7cm Ditto 16.8
56 17.1
TR
57 17.4
SPT22 50/8cm 22.5 29 Ditto
58 17.7
59 TR 18.0
60 SPT23 50/6cm Ditto 18.3
61 18.6
TR
62 18.9
SPT24 50/11cm Pale gray, very dense, cemented GRAVEL with silt & sand
63 19.2
64 TR 19.5
65 SPT25 26 Ditto 19.8
50/11cm 16.1 9
GP-GM
66 20.1
TR
67 Ditto 20.4
SPT26 50/9cm
68 20.7
69 TR 21.0
70 Gray, highly weathered, very poor quality LIMESTONE 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 Gray, highly weathered, moderately strong, moderately 21.6

72 C1 fractured, closely spaced, fine grained, very poor quality 21.9
LIMESTONE with few voids; REC=43% & RQD=9%
73 22.3
74 22.6
75 Ditto, poor quality rock 22.9
REC=69% & RQD=43%
76 23.2
C2
77 23.5
78 23.8
79 24.1
80
Ditto, slightly weathered, good quality rock 24.4
REC=89% & RQD=79%
81 24.7
C3
82 25.0
83 25.3
84 25.6
Ditto, poor quality
85 25.9
REC=65% & RQD=47%
86 26.2
C4
87 26.5
88 26.8
89 27.1
Ditto, slightly weathered, fair quality rock
90 REC=71% & RQD=61% 27.4
91 27.7
C5
92 28.0
93 28.3
94 28.7
Ditto
95 REC=78% & RQD=69% 29.0
96 C6 29.3
97 29.6
98 29.9
99 30.2
100
101 30.8
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
LOCATION: JUBAIL IND. CITY (SADARA NORTH) FIELD INVESTIGATION: GULF CONSULT
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Light gray to brown, poorly graded, fine to medium 0.3

2
grianed, SAND with silt 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
8
6 SPT1 21 SP-SM Ditto, dense 1.8
7 23 2.1
8 TR 2.4
7
9
SPT2 16 10.4 8.845 9 Ditto 2.7
10 20 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 7 3.7
SPT3 11 Light gray to brown, medium dense, poorly graded, fine to
13
14 medium grianed, SAND 4.0
14 TR 4.3
15 8 4.6
16 SPT4 12 17.1 4 Ditto 4.9
15
17 5.2
SP
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
7
24 SPT5 14 Light gray to brown, dense, poorly graded, fine to medium 7.3
25 17 grianed, SAND with silt 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SP-SM
30 9.1
31 9.4
10
32
SPT6 15 14.3 6 Ditto 9.8
33 21 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light gray to brown, dense, poorly graded, fine to medium 11.0

TR grianed, SAND with silt
37 11.3
SP-SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 Gray, very dense, plastic silty SAND 12.2
SPT7 50/5cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR SM
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT9 50/15cm 31.2 26 Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Light brown to gray, poorly graded, fine to medium grained 0.3

2
SAND 0.6
3 HE 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
12
6 SPT1 18 14.2 6.167 4 Ditto, dense 1.8
7 22 2.1
TR
8 10 2.4
SPT2 13
9 18 Ditto 2.7
10 TR 3.0
8
11 SPT3 17 8.4 3 3.4
12 21 SP 3.7
TR Ditto
13 6 4.0
SPT4 11
14 19 4.3
15 TR 4.6
5
11
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
12
24 SPT6 21 Gray, dense, fine to medium grained, clayey SAND, 7.3
25 20 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SC
30 9.1
31 9.4
18
32
33 37 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, clayey SAND, 11.0

TR
37 11.3
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 Ditto 12.2
SPT8 50/13cm
41 12.5
42 12.8
SC
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT9 50/10cm Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches

2 0.6
3 HE 0.9
Ditto
4 1.2
5 1.5
4
7 6 2.1
TR
8 5 2.4
9 12 2.7
10 TR 3.0
6
11 SPT3 9 Ditto 3.4
12 14 SP 3.7
TR
13 6 4.0
14 11 4.3
15 TR 4.6
6
15
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
22
24 SPT6 44 17.9 10 Light gray to brown, very dense, poorly graded, fine to 7.3
25 38 medium grained, SAND with silt 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
SP-SM
30 9.1
31 9.4
21
32
SPT7 29 Ditto 9.8
33 50/9cm 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light gray to brown, very dense, poorly graded, fine to 11.0

TR medium grained, SAND with silt
37 11.3
SP-SM
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 31 Gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 12.2
SPT8 50/10cm 16.9 14
41 (plastic) 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
SPT9 50/11cm Ditto
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 SM 15.8
53 TR 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 SPT10 50/12cm Ditto 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 TR 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
26
65 SPT11 33 19.9 16 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty-clayey 19.8
66 47 SAND 20.1
67 20.4
SC-SM
68 20.7
69 TR 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
71 Light gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty-clayey 21.6

72
SAND 21.9
21
73
SPT12 39 Ditto 22.3
74 50/9cm 22.6
75 22.9
SC-SM
76 23.2
77 23.5
TR
78 23.8
79 24.1
80 24.4
81 Gray, very dense, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 24.7
SPT13 50/8cm 18.3 13
82 25.0
83 25.3
84 25.6
85 SM 25.9
TR
86 26.2
87 26.5
88 26.8
89 27.1
Light gray, moderately weathered, slightly fractured,
90 moderately strong, closely spaced, poor quality 27.4
91
C1 LIMESTONE with few voids & embedded with silt and 27.7
92 sand REC=85% & RQD=49% 28.0
93 28.3
94 28.7
Ditto, highly weathered, very poor quality rock
95 REC=43% & RQD=Nil 29.0
96 C2 29.3
97 29.6
98 29.9
99 30.2
100
101 30.8
102 31.1
103 31.4
104 31.7
105 32.0
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
1 Light brown to gray, fine to medium grained, silty SAND 0.3

2
with few gravel 0.6
3 HE 6.7 19.503 13 SM 0.9
4 1.2
5 1.5
7
6 SPT1 12 Brown to light gray, medium dense, poorly graded, fine to 1.8
15 medium grained SAND with silt
7 2.1
8 TR 2.4
8
9
SPT2 14 Ditto 2.7
10 16 3.0
11 TR 3.4
12 6 3.7
SPT3 12 8.9 7 Ditto
13 4.0
15
14 TR SP-SM 4.3
15 6 4.6
16 SPT4 8 Ditto 4.9
14
17 5.2
18 5.5
19 5.8
20 TR 6.1
21 6.4
22 6.7
23 7.0
24 SPT5 12 Light brown, hard, elastic SILT with sand 7.3
50/5cm
25 7.6
26 7.9
27 8.2
28 TR 8.5
29 8.8
MH
30 9.1
31 9.4
32
SPT6 50/5cm 45.9 75 Ditto 9.8
33 10.1
34 10.4
35 10.7
L E G E N D:
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BORING LOG
Sample Sample
(feet)
Type & Blows per
Number 6 inches
36 Light brown, hard, elastic SILT with sand 11.0

TR
37 11.3
MH
38 11.6
39 11.9
40 Light brown to pink, very dense, fine to medium grained, 12.2
SPT7 50/8cm
41 silty-clayey SAND with gravel 12.5
42 12.8
43 13.1
44 13.4
TR SC-SM
45 13.7
46 14.0
47 14.3
48 14.6
49 14.9
50 15.2
51 15.5
52 15.8
53 16.2
54 16.5
55 16.8
56 17.1
57 17.4
58 17.7
59 18.0
60 18.3
61 18.6
62 18.9
63 19.2
64 19.5
65 19.8
66 20.1
67 20.4
68 20.7
69 21.0
70 21.3
L E G E N D:
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GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
APPENDIX – A3
Piezocone Penetration Test Results
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qc [MPa] fs [MPa] u2 [MPa]
Classification by
0 10 20 30 40 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5
-0.2 -0.1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4
Robertson 1986
0
Depth [m]
Sand to silty sand (8)
Sand (9)
Gravelly sand to sand (10)
Sand (9)
1.0

2.0
Sand (9) 638.613 >
Pre-Drilled depth
3.0
Organic material (2)
4.0
Sand (9)

5.0
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
10.0
Location: Position: Ground level: Test no:
U2
Jubail Second Industrial City G.T. File No.2020/154, PCP-01
Project ID: Client: Date: Scale:
20-16057-R1 Worley Parsons Eng. Cons. Co. 20201229 1 : 46
Cone No: 41717
Project: Page: Fig:
Tip area [cm2]: 10
PN 079310C - AMIRAL PROJECT 1/1
File:
Sleeve area [cm2]: 150 Prepared by: Mohammad Abdul Javid PCPT-01.cpd
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Classification by
0 10 20 30 40 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5
-0.2 -0.1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4
Robertson 1986
0
Silty sand to sandy silt (7)
Depth [m]
Sand (9)
Gravelly sand to sand (10) 1.0
Sand (9)
2.0
Sand (9)
3.0
Sand (9)
4.0

Sand (9)
5.0 Pre-Drilled depth
6.0
Sand (9)
Sand (9)
7.0
8.0
9.0
10.0
U2
Cone No: 41717
Project: Page: Fig:
Tip area [cm2]: 10
File:
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Classification by
0 10 20 30 40 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5
-0.2 -0.1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4
Robertson 1990
0
Depth [m]
1.0
Clean sands to silty sands (6)

2.0

Clean sands to silty sands (6) 3.0
Pre-Drilled depth
Sensitive, fine grained (1)

4.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
10.0
U2
Cone No: 41717
Project: Page: Fig:
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File:
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Classification by
0 10 20 30 40 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5
-0.2 -0.1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4
Robertson 1990
0
Depth [m]
1.0
2.0
Pre-Drilled depth
3.0

4.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
10.0
U2
Cone No: 41717
Project: Page: Fig:
Tip area [cm2]: 10
File:
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Classification by
0 10 20 30 40 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5
-0.2 -0.1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4
Robertson 1986
Silty sand to sandy silt (7) 0
Depth [m]
Sand (9)

1.0
Sand (9)
2.0
Sand (9)
3.0
5.0
Sand (9)
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
10.0
U2
Cone No: 41717
Project: Page: Fig:
Tip area [cm2]: 10
File:
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Classification by
0 10 20 30 40 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5
-0.2 -0.1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4
Robertson 1986
0
Depth [m]
Sand (9)
Sand (9)
Sand (9)
1.0
Sand (9)
2.0
Sand (9)
Pre-Drilled depth
3.0
4.0
5.0
6.0
Sand (9)
7.0
8.0
9.0
10.0
U2
Jubail Second Industrial City PCP-06
Cone No: 41717
Project: Page: Fig:
Tip area [cm2]: 10
File:
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Classification by
0 10 20 30 40 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5
-0.2 -0.1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4
Robertson 1986
Silty sand to sandy silt (7) 0
Depth [m]
Sand (9)
1.0
Sand (9)
Sand (9)
Pre-Drilled depth
4.0
5.0
6.0
Sand (9)

Sand (9)

7.0
Sand (9)
8.0
9.0
10.0
U2
Cone No: 41717
Project: Page: Fig:
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File:
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Classification by
0 10 20 30 40 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5
-0.2 -0.1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4
Robertson 1986
0
Depth [m]
Sand (9)

1.0
Sand (9)
2.0
3.0
Sand (9)
4.0
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Sand (9)
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Sand (9)
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5.0
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Sandy silt to clayey silt (6)

1.0
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Sand (9) 2.0
3.0
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Sand (9)
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3.0
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5.0
Sand (9)

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Sand (9)
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2.0
Sand (9)
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Sand (9)
Sand (9)
5.0
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Sand (9) 1.0
2.0
Sand (9)
3.0
4.0
Pre-Drilled depth
5.0
6.0
Sand (9)

Sand (9)
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Depth [m]
Sand (9)
1.0
2.0
Sand (9)
3.0
Sand (9) 4.0

Pre-Drilled depth
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Sand (9)
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1.0
2.0
Sand (9)
3.0
4.0
Sand (9)
5.0
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1.0
Sand (9)
2.0
Sand (9) 3.0

Pre-Drilled depth
4.0
5.0
Sand (9)

6.0
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8.0
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Sand (9)
1.0
2.0
Sand (9)
3.0

Sand (9) 4.0
Pre-Drilled depth
5.0
6.0
Sand (9)
Sand (9)
7.0
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1.0
Sand (9)
2.0
3.0
4.0
Sand (9)
5.0

Sand (9) 6.0
Pre-Drilled depth
7.0
Sand (9)

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10.0
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Sand (9)
Sand (9)
1.0
2.0
Sand (9)
3.0
Sand (9)
4.0
Pre-Drilled depth
5.0
6.0
Sand (9)
Sand (9)
7.0
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1.0
2.0
3.0 Pre-drilled from 1.60m to 5.00m depth
4.0
5.0
6.0
Test terminated at 5.58m depth (Second Refusal)
7.0
8.0
9.0
10.0
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2.0
3.0
Pre-drilled from 1.78m to 6.00m depth

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Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
APPENDIX – A4
Test Pits Log & Field Density Test Results
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Appendix-A3
LOG OF TEST PIT Geotechnical File No.:
2020/154
GULF CONSULT
For Soil & Material
Testing
Location : JUBAIL IND. CITY Client : WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO.
Date Started: 23/12/2020 Ground Elevation(m):12.476 Coordinates
TEST PIT NO. TP-01 N-2978862.728
Date Completed: 23/12/2020 Ground Water Level: NE
E-345762.033
FIELD MC(%)
Classification
Sample Type
Compaction
Dry In-Situ
Depth (m)
Remarks
Percent
Density
Symbol
(gm/cc)
Description
&#
0.0 7.1 Brown, fine to medium grained SAND with silt 1.710 86 0.0
BS-1 SP-SM
8.8 Ditto, 1.680 85

Brownish gray, fine to medium grained silty SAND.
0.50 0.50
13.5 Ditto, 1.620 82
16.3 Ditto, 1.580 80

BS-2 SM
1.00 1.00
19.1 Ditto, 1.478 74
1.50 21.8 1.395 70 1.50
Test Pit Terminated at 1.50 meter depth
2.00 2.00
2.50 2.50
3.00 3.00
5.00
Legend DS : Disturbed Sample Note: NE - Not Encountered

UDS : Undisturbed Sample
NMC : Natural Moisture Content
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Testing
TEST PIT NO. TP-02 N-2979375.401
E-346329.621
FIELD MC(%)
Classification
Sample Type
Compaction
Dry In-Situ
Depth (m)
Remarks
Percent
Density
Symbol
(gm/cc)
Description
&#
0.0 2.8 Brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained SAND. 1.742 100 0.0
3.5 Ditto, 1.720 99
0.50 0.50
8.8 Ditto, 1.685 97

BS-1 SP
11.3 Ditto, 1.600 92

1.00 1.00
14.7 Ditto, 1.570 90
1.50 19.4 1.500 86 1.50
2.00 2.00
2.50 2.50
3.00 3.00
5.00

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Testing
TEST PIT NO. TP-03 N-2978107.734
E-345899.996
FIELD MC(%)
Classification
Sample Type
Compaction
Dry In-Situ
Depth (m)
Remarks
Percent
Density
Symbol
(gm/cc)
Description
&#
5.0 Ditto, 1.720 91
0.50
BS-1 SP-SM
0.50
12.3 Ditto, 1.685 89
14.8 Ditto, 1.620 85

1.00 Gray, fine to medium grained silty SAND. 1.00
17.7 Ditto, 1.590 84

BS-2 SM
1.50 21.3 1.485 78 1.50
2.00 2.00
2.50 2.50
3.00 3.00
5.00

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Testing
TEST PIT NO. TP-04 N-2978966.859
E-346629.575
FIELD MC(%)
Classification
Sample Type
Compaction
Dry In-Situ
Depth (m)
Remarks
Percent
Density
Symbol
(gm/cc)
Description
&#
0.0 7.0 Brownish gray, fine to medium grained silty SAND. 1.834 99 0.0
BS-1 SM
6.3 Ditto, 1.795 97

Brown, fine to medium grained SAND with silt
0.50 0.50
8.5 Ditto, 1.694 91
9.9 Ditto, 1.610 87

BS-2 SP-SM
1.00 1.00
12.9 Ditto, 1.590 86
1.50 18.1 1.408 76 1.50
2.00 2.00
2.50 2.50
3.00 3.00
5.00

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Testing
TEST PIT NO. TP-05 N-2977919.995
E-346806.557
FIELD MC(%)
Classification
Sample Type
Compaction
Dry In-Situ
Depth (m)
Remarks
Percent
Density
Symbol
(gm/cc)
Description
&#
4.3 Ditto, 1.718 99
0.50
BS-1 SM
0.50
3.5 Ditto, 1.615 93
6.3 Ditto, 1.588 92

1.00 Brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained SAND. 1.00
12.8 Ditto, 1.497 87

BS-2 SP
1.50 18.9 1.422 82 1.50
2.00 2.00
2.50 2.50
3.00 3.00
5.00

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Testing
TEST PIT NO. TP-06 N-2977338.013
E-347024.814
FIELD MC(%)
Classification
Sample Type
Compaction
Dry In-Situ
Depth (m)
Remarks
Percent
Density
Symbol
(gm/cc)
Description
&#
BS-1 SP-SM
6.2 Ditto, 1.710 97

Brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained SAND.
0.50 0.50
13.9 Ditto, 1.578 90
18.0 Ditto, 1.489 85

BS-2 SP
1.00 1.00
19.7 Ditto, 1.395 79
1.50 22.3 1.302 74 1.50
2.00 2.00
2.50 2.50
3.00 3.00
5.00

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TEST PIT NO. TP-07 N-2977947.202
E-347892.998
FIELD MC(%)
Classification
Sample Type
Compaction
Dry In-Situ
Depth (m)
Remarks
Percent
Density
Symbol
(gm/cc)
Description
&#
8.0 Whitish gray, silty SAND. 1.750 89
0.50 0.50
7.6 Ditto, 1.685 86

BS-1 SM
9.9 Ditto, 1.580 81

1.00 1.00
12.9 Ditto, 1.420 73
1.50 16.8 1.399 71 1.50
2.00 2.00
2.50 2.50
3.00 3.00
5.00

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TEST PIT NO. TP-08 N-2976792.895
E-347736.321
FIELD MC(%)
Classification
Sample Type
Compaction
Dry In-Situ
Depth (m)
Remarks
Percent
Density
Symbol
(gm/cc)
Description
&#
0.0 1.8 Brown, poorly graded, fine to medium grained SAND. 1.780 103 0.0
5.5 Ditto, brownish gray 1.750 101
0.50 0.50
8.0 Ditto, 1.700 98

BS-1 SP
10.2 Ditto, 1.655 95

1.00 1.00
12.5 Ditto, 1.602 92
1.50 14.9 1.580 91 1.50
2.00 2.00
2.50 2.50
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FIELD DENSITY AND WATER CONTENT OF SOIL Std. Moisture Count: 401.7 Date Tested: 23-12-2020
AND SOIL-AGGREGATE BY NUCLEAR GAUGE
GULF CONSULT METHODS
For Soil & Material Corr. Factor (PCF) Getechnical File No.: 2020/154
Testing TEST METHOD: ASTM D-6938
PROJECT: AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15 Job No. GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
CLIENT: WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. Location: JUBAIL IND. CITY
MODE & DRY DENSITY LAB. LAB. SPEC

STATION / DEPTH/ELEV. WET FILED COMPACTION
TEST NO DEPTH M.D.D. O.M.C. RQRTS. SOIL TYPE
LOCATION (meter) DENSITY (pcf) (pcf) (gm/cc) M.C. (%) (%)
(Inches) (gm/cc) (%) (%)
TP-01 0.00 6" 113.5 106.0 1.710 7.1 1.985 9.8 86 -- SP-SM
0.30 " 113.3 104.2 1.680 8.8 85 -- SP
0.60 " 114.0 100.4 1.620 13.5 82 -- "
0.90 " 113.9 98.0 1.580 16.3 80 -- "
1.20 " 109.1 91.6 1.478 19.1 74 -- "
1.50 " 105.3 86.5 1.395 21.8 70 -- "
TP-02 0.00 6" 111.0 108.0 1.742 2.8 1.735 5.8 100 -- SP
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0.30 " 110.4 106.6 1.720 3.5 99 -- "
0.60 " 113.7 104.5 1.685 8.8 97 -- "
0.90 " 110.4 99.2 1.600 11.3 92 -- "
1.20 " 111.6 97.3 1.570 14.7 90 -- "
1.50 " 111.0 93.0 1.500 19.4 86 -- "
TP-03 0.00 6" 110.4 107.8 1.738 2.5 1.895 11.8 92 -- SP-SM
0.30 " 112.0 106.6 1.720 5.0 91 -- "
0.60 " 117.3 104.5 1.685 12.3 89 -- "
0.90 " 115.3 100.4 1.620 14.8 85 -- SM
1.20 " 116.0 98.6 1.590 17.7 84 -- "
1.50 " 111.7 92.1 1.485 21.3 78 -- "
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TP-04 0.00 6" 121.7 113.7 1.834 7.0 1.857 6.6 99 -- SM

0.30 " 118.3 111.3 1.795 6.3 97 -- SP-SM
0.60 " 114.0 105.0 1.694 8.5 91 -- "
0.90 " 109.7 99.8 1.610 9.9 87 -- "
1.20 " 111.3 98.6 1.590 12.9 86 -- "
1.50 " 103.1 87.3 1.408 18.1 76 -- "
TP-05 0.00 6" 119.7 113.2 1.825 5.8 1.728 5.7 106 -- SM
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0.30 " 111.1 106.5 1.718 4.3 99 -- "
0.60 " 103.6 100.1 1.615 3.5 93 -- "
0.90 " 104.7 98.5 1.588 6.3 92 -- SP
1.20 " 104.7 92.8 1.497 12.8 87 -- "
1.50 " 104.8 88.2 1.422 18.9 82 -- "
TP-06 0.00 6" 112.2 106.6 1.719 5.3 1.755 6.0 98 -- SP-SM
0.30 " 112.6 106.0 1.710 6.2 97 -- SP
0.60 " 111.4 97.8 1.578 13.9 90 -- "
0.90 " 108.9 92.3 1.489 18.0 85 -- "
1.20 " 103.5 86.5 1.395 19.7 79 -- "
1.50 " 98.7 80.7 1.302 22.3 74 -- "
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TP-07 0.00 6" 117.8 114.6 1.848 2.8 1.958 8.7 94 -- SM

0.30 " 117.2 108.5 1.750 8.0 89 -- "
0.60 " 112.4 104.5 1.685 7.6 86 -- "
0.90 " 107.7 98.0 1.580 9.9 81 -- "
1.20 " 99.4 88.0 1.420 12.9 73 -- "
1.50 " 101.3 86.7 1.399 16.8 71 -- "
TP-08 0.00 6" 112.3 110.4 1.780 1.8 1.733 5.8 103 -- SP
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0.30 " 114.5 108.5 1.750 5.5 101 -- "
0.60 " 113.8 105.4 1.700 8.0 98 -- "
0.90 " 113.1 102.6 1.655 10.2 95 -- "
1.20 " 111.7 99.3 1.602 12.5 92 -- "
1.50 " 112.6 98.0 1.580 14.9 91 -- "
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Electrical Resistivity Test Results
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SOIL RESISTIVITY - MEASURED CURVES
METHOD: WENNER'S PROCEDURE ( ASTM-G57)
Geotechnical File
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Testing
Date : 24/12/2020 Co-ordinates, meter : N-2978722.711; E-345943.813

12.559
Project : BLOCK-15 Elevation, meter :
WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING
Client : CONSULTANCY CO. Surface Material : SAND
Job No. : GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20 Air Temperature : 280C
Test No. ERT-01 Nearby BH : --
Distance btn.
Resistivity 2ΠaR
Electrodes/ Layer Tk. RESISTANCE "R" (Ohms)
(Ohm-m)
A (m)
1 5.14 32.296 TEST DIRECTION
2 6.97 87.588 N
3 5.12 96.510
4 4.11 103.295 W E
5 3.90 122.522
6 1.65 62.203 S
10000.0
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Resistivity 2ΠaR
(Ohm-m)
A (m)
2 72.40 909.804 N
3 60.30 1136.627
4 46.43 1166.912 W E
5 30.11 945.933
6 25.12 947.001 S
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Resistivity 2ΠaR
(Ohm-m)
A (m)
2 5.14 64.591 N
3 4.22 79.545
4 3.11 78.163 W E
5 2.15 67.544
6 1.70 64.088 S
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Resistivity 2ΠaR
(Ohm-m)
A (m)
2 10.77 135.340 N
3 8.45 159.279
4 5.76 144.764 W E
5 3.48 109.327
6 2.33 87.839 S
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Testing

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Distance btn.
Resistivity 2ΠaR
(Ohm-m)
A (m)
2 14.20 178.442 N
3 12.34 232.603
4 10.56 265.402 W E
5 7.66 240.646
6 5.44 205.083 S
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10.0
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Testing

14.810
Distance btn.
Resistivity 2ΠaR
(Ohm-m)
A (m)
2 8.00 100.531 N
3 10.00 188.495
4 4.00 100.531 W E
5 8.40 263.894
6 6.47 243.913 S
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Distance btn.
Resistivity 2ΠaR
(Ohm-m)
A (m)
2 17.00 213.628 N
3 12.00 226.194
4 7.00 175.929 W E
5 5.47 171.845
6 3.20 120.637 S
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Testing

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Distance btn.
Resistivity 2ΠaR
(Ohm-m)
A (m)
2 34.00 427.256 N
3 20.00 376.991
4 17.60 442.336 W E
5 16.44 516.477
6 11.79 444.472 S
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Distance btn.
Resistivity 2ΠaR
(Ohm-m)
A (m)
2 18.10 227.451 N
3 10.21 192.454
4 4.75 119.380 W E
5 2.14 67.230
6 1.20 45.239 S
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AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-
12.810
Project : 15, SADAR SOUTH & SADARA NORTH Elevation, meter :
Location : JUBAIL IND. CITY (SADARA SOUTH)
Distance btn.
Resistivity 2ΠaR
(Ohm-m)
A (m)
2 8.30 104.301 N
3 7.09 133.643
4 4.89 122.899 W E
5 2.46 77.283
6 1.35 50.894 S
1000.0
Apparent Resistivity(ohm-meters)
100.0
10.0
1.0
0.1
1 10
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Thermal Conductivity Test Results
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For Soil & Material
Testing
Project : AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15 Date : 31/12/2020

:
Client : WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. Job No.: 16057-A1/20
:
Location: JUBAIL IND. CITY Test No.: TRT-01 (Trial-1)
:
Test Data Dry density (gm/cc) --
Test Performed In FIELD Moisture Content (%) --
Probe Type TR-01 Thermal Conductivity, W/mK 0.332
Heater Power W/m O
3.330 Thermal Resistivity, C cm/W 301.3
Time (s) 0
150.00 Initial Temperature, T0( c) 22.35
Temperature (˚C) Verus Time (S)
26
25
Temperature (˚C)
24
23
22
0 20 40 60 80
Time (S) 100 120 140 160
Temperature Change (˚C) Versus Ln Time (S)
3
Temperature Change(˚C)
0
1.6 2.1 2.6 3.1 Ln(Time) (S) 3.6 4.1 4.6 5.1
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Heater Power W/m O
Time (s) 0
26
25
Temperature (˚C)
24
23
22
21
20
0 20 40 60 80
Time (S) 100 120 140 160
5
0
1.6 2.1 2.6 3.1 Ln(Time) (S) 3.6 4.1 4.6 5.1
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Heater Power W/m O
Time (s) 0
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Temperature (˚C)
23
22
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20
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Time (S) 100 120 140 160
4
0
1.6 2.1 2.6 3.1 Ln(Time) (S) 3.6 4.1 4.6 5.1
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Temperature (˚C)
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Time (S) 100 120 140 160
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Project : AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15, SADAR SOUTH & SADARA NORTH Date : 18/02/2021
:
Client : :
WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. Job No.: 16057-A1/20
Location: : JUBAIL IND. CITY (SADARA SOUTH) Test No.: TRT-01 (Trial-1)
Heater Power W/m 3.330 O
Thermal Resistivity, C cm/W 357.9
Time (s) 150.00 Initial Temperature, T0( c) 0
22.82

28
27
Temperature (˚C)
26
25
24
23
22
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160
Time (S)

4
0
1.6 2.1 2.6 3.1 3.6 4.1 4.6 5.1
Ln(Time) (S)
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Project : AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15, SADAR SOUTH & SADARA NORTH Date : 18/02/2021
:
Client : :
WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. Job No.: 16057-A1/20
Location: : JUBAIL IND. CITY (SADARA SOUTH) Test No.: TRT-01 (Trial-2)
Heater Power W/m 3.330 O
Thermal Resistivity, C cm/W 320.4
Time (s) 150.00 Initial Temperature, T0( c) 0
23.06

28
27
Temperature (˚C)
26
25
24
23
22
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160
Time (S)

5
0
1.6 2.1 2.6 3.1 3.6 4.1 4.6 5.1
Ln(Time) (S)
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APPENDIX – A7
Percolation Test Results
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PERCOLATION TEST
(SASC-S-020) Geotechnical File
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FOR SOIL & MATERIAL TESTING No.: 2020/154
Client : Worley Parsons Engineering Consultancy Co. Date Tested : January 19 & 20, 2021
Job No. : GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20 Coordinates : N-2978749.872
Location: : JUBAIL IND. CITY : E-346060.81
Test No. : PT-01 (Near BH-9 & 10) Elevation(meters) : 12.389
Test Depth : 1.50m Below the Ground Surface Casing above G.L. : 0.30 meters
Gravel : 30cm Height gravel at hole depth Initial Water Level : 0.00 meters
Elapsed Water Level Reading,cm Drop in Water Level,cm Percolation Rate

Time.min (min/inch)
Trial1 Trial2 Trial1 Trial2 Average
0 0 0 - - -
30 4.0 3.6 4.00 3.60 3.80 20.053
60 7.0 7.2 3.00 3.60 3.30 46.182
90 11.0 10.8 4.00 3.60 3.80 60.158
120 15.0 14.9 4.00 4.10 4.05 75.259
150 19.0 18.9 4.00 4.00 4.00 95.250
180 23.0 23.0 4.00 4.10 4.05 112.889
210 27.0 27.1 4.00 4.10 4.05 131.704
240 31.0 31.0 4.00 3.90 3.95 154.329
270 35.0 35.0 4.00 4.00 4.00 171.450
300 38.5 38.5 3.50 3.50 3.50 217.715
330 42.0 42.0 3.50 3.50 3.50 239.486
360 45.5 45.5 3.50 3.50 3.50 261.258
390 49.0 49.0 3.50 3.50 3.50 283.029
420 52.5 52.5 3.50 3.50 3.50 304.801
450 56.0 56.0 3.50 3.50 3.50 326.572
480 59.5 59.3 7.0 6.8 6.9 176.696
Remarks: The substrata is fine to coarse silty SAND (SM)
Average Percolation Rate: 167.302 min/inch
(t2-t1) x 2.54
Percolation Rate =
(h2-h1)
Recommended Percolation Rate;
A.) For Cohesive Soils - average drop that occurs during the final 30 minutes period of the test trials is used to calculate
Percolation rate in min/ inch.
B.) Non Cohesive Soils - Average drop that occurs during the final 10 minutes period of the test trials is used to
calculate Percolation rate in min/inch.
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PERCOLATION TEST
GULF CONSULT
Client : Worley Parsons Engineering Consultancy Co. Date Tested : January 13 & 14, 2021

Time.min (min/inch)
0 0 0 - - -
30 12.0 11.0 12.00 11.00 11.50 6.626
60 21.0 20.0 9.00 9.00 9.00 16.933
90 30.5 30.0 9.50 10.00 9.75 23.446
120 40.0 40.5 9.50 10.50 10.00 30.480
150 50.0 50.0 10.00 9.50 9.75 39.077
180 59.0 59.5 9.00 9.50 9.25 49.427
210 68.5 69.0 9.50 9.50 9.50 56.147
240 77.0 78.0 8.50 9.00 8.75 69.669
270 86.0 87.0 9.00 9.00 9.00 76.200
300 95.0 96.0 9.00 9.00 9.00 84.667
330 103.5 104.0 8.50 8.00 8.25 101.600
360 111.5 112.0 8.00 8.00 8.00 114.300
390 119.0 120.0 7.50 8.00 7.75 127.820
420 127.0 127.0 8.00 7.00 7.50 142.240
450 135.0 136.0 8.00 9.00 8.50 134.471
480 143.0 143.0 16.0 16.0 16.0 76.200
(t2-t1) x 2.54
Percolation Rate =
(h2-h1)
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PERCOLATION TEST
GULF CONSULT
Client : Worley Parsons Engineering Consultancy Co. Date Tested : January 14, 2021

Time.min (min/inch)
0 0 0 - - -
30 4.0 3.0 4.00 3.00 3.50 21.771
60 7.0 6.0 3.00 3.00 3.00 50.800
90 8.0 7.0 1.00 1.00 1.00 228.600
120 9.0 8.0 1.00 1.00 1.00 304.801
150 9.5 9.0 0.50 1.00 0.75 508.001
180 10.0 10.0 0.50 1.00 0.75 609.601
210 10.5 11.0 0.50 1.00 0.75 711.201
240 11.5 12.0 1.00 1.00 1.00 609.601
270 13.0 13.0 1.50 1.00 1.25 548.641
300 14.0 13.5 1.00 0.50 0.75 1016.002
330 15.0 14.5 1.00 1.00 1.00 838.202
360 16.0 15.0 1.00 0.50 0.75 1219.202
390 16.5 15.5 0.50 0.50 0.50 1981.204
420 17.0 16.0 0.50 0.50 0.50 2133.604
450 17.5 16.5 0.50 0.50 0.50 2286.005
480 18.0 17.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1219.202
(t2-t1) x 2.54
Percolation Rate =
(h2-h1)
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APPENDIX – A8
Permeability Test Results
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PERMEABILITY TEST
Geotech. File
GULF CONSULT No.: 2020/154
For Soil & Material Testing
(BS-5930)

Client : Standpipe I. D., cm
Worley Parsons Engineering Consultancy Co. : 7.62
2
Location : JUBAIL IND. CITY Cross sec.area(A),cm : 45.60
Test No. : PER-01 Intake factor (F), cm : 20.955
Near by BH : Near BH-57 Dated Tested : January 24, 2021
Test Hole Depth : 2.00 Casing above GL(m) : 30cm
Groundwater (m) : 2.94 GWL from Casing top (m) : 2.00
Thickness of gravel at bottom of
Job No, : GC/8605JO/16057-A1 /20 test hole
: 30cm
Measured permeability, k =
Measured permeability, k (cm/sec) = {A*LN(H1/H2)} / {F*(t2-t1)}
Difference in time
Time, seconds Water head, m H1/H2
(t2-t1) Permeability, K, cm/sec
0 2.00 - -
60 1.79 60 1.1173 0.00402361
120 1.66 60 1.0805 0.00280768
180 1.54 60 1.0758 0.00264870
240 1.42 60 1.0871 0.00302776
300 1.31 60 1.0787 0.00274711
600 0.90 300 1.4539 0.00271476
900 0.62 300 1.4570 0.00273029
1200 0.40 300 1.5500 0.00317920
1500 0.28 300 1.4286 0.00258740
1800 0.13 300 2.1538 0.00556584
2040 0.08 240 1.6250 0.00440248
2100 0.05 60 1.5000 0.01470667
2160 0.02 60 2.2857 0.02998455
2.0
1.5
Water head, m
= 2.75 D From Fig-7, BS 5930

= Diameter of the piezometer
= 5.5 cm
1.0
0.5
0.0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500
Time, seconds
Average measured permeability, k, cm/sec = 6.24E-03

Average measured permeability, k, m/sec = 6.24E-05
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PERMEABILITY TEST
Geotech. File
GULF CONSULT No.: 2020/154
For Soil & Material Testing
(BS-5930)

Client : Standpipe I. D., cm
Worley Parsons Engineering Consultancy Co. : 7.62
2
Location : JUBAIL IND. CITY Cross sec.area(A),cm : 45.60
Test No. : PER-02 Intake factor (F), cm : 20.955
Near by BH : Near BH-73 Dated Tested : January 21, 2021
Test Hole Depth : 2.00 Casing above GL(m) : 30cm
Groundwater (m) : 2.50 GWL from Casing top (m) : 2.00
Thickness of gravel at bottom of
Job No, : GC/8605JO/16057-A1 /20 test hole
: 30cm
Measured permeability, k =
Measured permeability, k (cm/sec) = {A*LN(H1/H2)} / {F*(t2-t1)}
Difference in time
Time, seconds Water head, m H1/H2
(t2-t1) Permeability, K, cm/sec
0 2.00 - -
600 1.97 600 1.0152 0.00005482
1200 1.94 600 1.0149 0.00005379
1800 1.91 600 1.0146 0.00005270
2400 1.88 600 1.0173 0.00006215
3000 1.85 600 1.0157 0.00005637
3600 1.82 600 1.0165 0.00005925
5400 1.73 1800 1.0526 0.00006196
7200 1.65 1800 1.0504 0.00005943
10800 1.47 3600 1.1188 0.00006789
14400 1.33 3600 1.1092 0.00006267
18000 1.17 3600 1.1322 0.00007506
21600 1.06 3600 1.1114 0.00006384
25200 0.93 3600 1.1405 0.00007950
28800 0.81 3600 1.1420 0.00008026
86400 0.03 57600 27.0000 0.00012452
2.0
1.5
Water head, m
= 2.75 D From Fig-7, BS 5930

= Diameter of the piezometer
= 5.5 cm
1.0
0.5
0.0
0 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 70000 80000 90000
Time, seconds
Average measured permeability, k, cm/sec = 6.76E-05

Average measured permeability, k, m/sec = 6.76E-07
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APPENDIX – A9
Plate Load Test Results
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GULF CONSULT SUMMARY OF APPLIED PRESSURE V/S SETTLEMENT
Testing
Client: : WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. Date of Testing : 29/12/2020
Project : AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15 Job No. : 16057-A1/20
Location : JUBAIL IND. CITY Dia. of Bearing Plate : 60 cm
Test No. : PLT-01 Design Pressure : 150 kN/m2
N - 2978842.126 Max. Test Pressure : 300 kN/m2

Coordinates
:
(m)
E - 345929.641 Loading Device : Water Tank
Elevation (m) : 12.326 Reaction Load :
Percentage of Applied Average Total

Applied Load
Max. Applied Pressure Settlement Holding Time Remarks
(kN)
Load (kN/m2) (mm)
0 0 0 0 0
25 21.21 75 0.245 20 min Cycle-1
0 0 0 0.177 "
25 21.21 75 0.482 "
50 42.41 150 1.092 "
Cycle-2
25 21.21 75 0.999 "
0 0 0 0.347 "
25 21.21 75 1.134 "
50 42.41 150 2.641 "
75 63.62 225 4.394 "
Cycle-3
50 42.41 150 4.529 "
25 21.21 75 3.335 "
0 0 0 0.448 "
25 21.21 75 1.405 "
50 42.41 150 2.192 "
75 63.62 225 3.285 "
100 84.82 300 5.418 1 Hour
Cycle-4
75 63.62 225 2.209 20 min
50 42.41 150 0.931 "
25 21.21 75 0.592 "
0 0 0 0.491 "
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GULF CONSULT APPLIED PRESSURE V/S SETTLEMENT GRAPH
Testing
Client: : WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. Job No. : 16057-A1/20

Project : AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15 Dia. of Bearing Plate : 60cm
2
Location : JUBAIL IND. CITY Design Pressure : 150 kN/m
Test No. : PLT-01 Max. Test Pressure : 300 kN/m2
Date of Test : December 27, 2020 Test surface : SAND with silt
Loading Device : Hydraulic Jack Reaction load : Drilling Rig
APPLIED PRESSURE kN / m²
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350
0.0
1.0
SETTLEMENT , mm
2.0
3.0
4.0
5.0
6.0
Max. Applied Applied Pressure Total Settlement Residual

Cycles
Load (kN) (kN/m 2 ) (mm) Settlement (mm)
Cycle-1 21.21 75 0.245 0.177

Cycle-2 42.41 150 1.092 0.347
Cycle-3 63.62 225 4.394 0.448
Cycle-4 84.82 300 5.418 0.491
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GULF CONSULT SUMMARY OF APPLIED PRESSURE V/S SETTLEMENT
Testing
Client: : WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. Date of Testing : 27/12/2020
Project : AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15 Job No. : 16057-A1/20
Location : JUBAIL IND. CITY Dia. of Bearing Plate : 60 cm
Test No. : PLT-02 Design Pressure : 150 kN/m2
N - 2978495.278 Max. Test Pressure : 300 kN/m2

Coordinates
:
(m)
E - 347225.677 Loading Device : Water Tank
Elevation (m) : 12.763 Reaction Load :
Percentage of Applied Average Total

Applied Load
Max. Applied Pressure Settlement Holding Time Remarks
(kN)
Load (kN/m2) (mm)
0 0 0 0 0
25 21.21 75 0.423 20 min Cycle-1
0 0 0 0.152 "
25 21.21 75 0.474 "
50 42.41 150 1.007 "
Cycle-2
25 21.21 75 0.931 "
0 0 0 0.482 "
25 21.21 75 0.889 "
50 42.41 150 1.253 "
75 63.62 225 1.829 "
Cycle-3
50 42.41 150 1.676 "
25 21.21 75 1.651 "
0 0 0 1.066 "
25 21.21 75 1.592 "
50 42.41 150 1.846 "
75 63.62 225 2.184 "
100 84.82 300 3.107 1 Hour
Cycle-4
75 63.62 225 2.862 20 min
50 42.41 150 2.54 "
25 21.21 75 2.243 "
0 0 0 1.719 "
Form No. GREP-125
Issue No. 02
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Sheet 1 of 2
PLATE LOAD TEST (ASTM D-1196) Appendix-A8

GULF CONSULT APPLIED PRESSURE V/S SETTLEMENT GRAPH
Testing
Client: : WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. Job No. : 16057-A1/20

Project : AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15 Dia. of Bearing Plate : 60cm
2
Location : JUBAIL IND. CITY Design Pressure : 150 kN/m
Test No. : PLT-02 Max. Test Pressure : 300 kN/m2
Date of Test : December 27, 2020 Test surface : SAND with silt
Loading Device : Hydraulic Jack Reaction load : Drilling Rig
APPLIED PRESSURE kN / m²
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350
0.0
1.0
SETTLEMENT , mm
2.0
3.0
Max. Applied Applied Pressure Total Settlement Residual

Cycles
Load (kN) (kN/m 2 ) (mm) Settlement (mm)
Cycle-1 21.21 75 0.423 0.152

Cycle-2 42.41 150 0.107 0.482
Cycle-3 63.62 225 1.829 1.066
Cycle-4 84.82 300 3.107 1.719
Form No. GREP-125
Issue No. 02
Sheet 2 of 2
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GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
APPENDIX – A10
Cross Hole Seismic Test Results
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CROSS HOLE SEISMIC TEST RESULTS (ASTM D4428) APPENDIX-A10
Project: AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15 Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20

Location: JUBAIL IND. CITY Test Date: 19/01/2021 Test No. CHST-01
Client: WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. Geotechnical File No.: 2020/154
SPACING , M ARRIVAL TIME, MILLISEC WAVE VELOCITY, V Ave. Velocity Poisson's Unit Mass Shear Youngs
DEPTH (Vp/Vs)^2 Ratio
Nominal Receiver1 Receiver 2 m/sec m/sec Weight Density Modulus Modulu
meter a1 a2 Tp1 Ts1 Tp2 Ts2 Vp1 Vs1 Vp2 Vs2 Vp Vs µ kN/m3 kN.S/m4 MPa s MPa
0.75 3.11 6.29 9.2 18.2 18.3 36.4 338.04 170.88 343.72 172.80 340.88 171.84 3.94 0.33 17.00 1.73 51.17 136.08
1.50 3.11 6.29 7.3 14.6 14.5 25.8 426.03 213.01 434.09 243.80 430.06 228.41 3.55 0.30 17.00 1.73 90.41 235.70
2.25 3.11 6.29 7.4 14.7 14.9 25.8 420.27 211.56 422.15 243.80 421.21 227.68 3.42 0.29 17.00 1.73 89.83 232.42
3.00 3.11 6.29 8.3 16.6 16.4 29.2 374.70 187.35 383.54 215.63 379.12 201.49 3.54 0.30 18.00 1.83 74.49 194.15
3.75 3.11 6.29 7.2 14.6 14.4 30.1 431.94 213.01 436.81 208.97 434.38 210.99 4.24 0.35 18.00 1.83 81.68 219.83
4.50 3.11 6.29 4.9 9.9 10.0 19.9 634.69 314.14 629.00 316.08 631.85 315.11 4.02 0.33 19.00 1.94 192.31 513.28
5.25 3.11 6.29 5.1 10.2 10.3 20.4 609.80 304.90 610.68 308.33 610.24 306.62 3.96 0.33 19.00 1.94 182.09 484.77
6.00 3.11 6.29 4.6 9.4 9.3 19.7 676.09 330.85 676.34 319.29 676.22 325.07 4.33 0.35 19.00 1.94 204.66 552.48
6.75 3.11 6.29 4.7 9.3 9.2 19.5 661.70 334.41 683.70 322.56 672.70 328.49 4.19 0.34 19.00 1.94 208.99 561.53
7.50 3.11 6.29 4.5 9.0 9.1 19.3 691.11 345.56 691.21 325.91 691.16 335.73 4.24 0.35 19.00 1.94 218.31 587.50
8.25 3.11 6.29 3.1 6.4 6.2 12.7 1003.23 485.94 1014.52 495.28 1008.87 490.61 4.23 0.35 19.50 1.99 478.45 1287.15
9.00 3.11 6.29 2.9 5.8 5.9 12.1 1072.41 536.21 1066.10 519.83 1069.26 528.02 4.10 0.34 19.50 1.99 554.20 1483.87
9.75
9 75 3.11
3 11 6.29
6 29 2.7
27 5.8
58 5.7
57 11.4
11 4 1173.58
1173 58 536.21
536 21 1103.51
1103 51 551.75
551 75 1138.55
1138 55 543.98
543 98 4.38
4 38 0.35
0 35 19.50
19 50 1.99
1 99 588.21
588 21 1590.64
1590 64
10.50 3.11 6.29 2.6 5.6 5.5 11.2 1178.03 555.36 1143.64 561.61 1160.83 558.48 4.32 0.35 19.50 1.99 619.99 1673.25
11.25 3.11 6.29 2.7 5.6 5.5 10.9 1151.85 555.36 1143.64 577.06 1147.74 566.21 4.11 0.34 19.50 1.99 637.27 1706.83
12.00 3.11 6.29 3.1 5.9 6.1 12.4 1003.23 527.12 1031.15 507.26 1017.19 517.19 3.87 0.33 19.50 1.99 531.70 1409.71
12.75 3.11 6.29 2.9 5.8 5.9 12.1 1072.41 536.21 1066.10 519.83 1069.26 528.02 4.10 0.34 19.50 1.99 554.20 1483.87
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13.50 3.11 6.29 2.7 5.8 5.7 11.4 1173.58 536.21 1103.51 551.75 1138.55 543.98 4.38 0.35 19.50 1.99 588.21 1590.64
14.25 3.11 6.29 2.6 5.6 5.5 11.2 1178.03 555.36 1143.64 561.61 1160.83 558.48 4.32 0.35 19.50 1.99 619.99 1673.25
15.00 3.11 6.29 2.9 5.8 5.9 10.2 1072.41 536.21 1066.10 616.67 1069.26 576.44 3.44 0.30 19.50 1.99 660.49 1710.88
15.75 3.11 6.29 2.7 5.8 5.7 9.9 1173.58 536.21 1103.51 635.35 1138.55 585.78 3.78 0.32 19.50 1.99 682.08 1800.69
16.50 3.11 6.29 2.6 5.6 5.5 9.8 1178.03 555.36 1143.64 641.84 1160.83 598.60 3.76 0.32 19.50 1.99 712.25 1878.76
17.25 3.11 6.29 2.5 5.2 5.0 10.1 1244.00 598.08 1258.00 622.77 1251.00 610.42 4.20 0.34 19.50 1.99 740.68 1990.57
18.00 3.11 6.29 2.4 4.8 4.6 9.8 1295.83 647.92 1367.39 641.84 1331.61 644.88 4.26 0.35 19.50 1.99 826.64 2226.66
18.75 3.11 6.29 2.3 4.8 4.5 9.3 1352.17 647.92 1397.78 676.34 1374.98 662.13 4.31 0.35 19.50 1.99 871.47 2351.31
19.50 3.11 6.29 2.3 4.7 4.6 9.8 1329.06 661.70 1367.39 641.84 1348.23 651.77 4.28 0.35 19.50 1.99 844.41 2275.71
20.25 3.11 6.29 2.3 4.8 4.5 9.3 1352.17 647.92 1397.78 676.34 1374.98 662.13 4.31 0.35 19.50 1.99 871.47 2351.31
21.00 3.11 6.29 2.4 5.0 4.9 9.5 1295.83 622.00 1283.67 662.11 1289.75 642.05 4.04 0.34 19.50 1.99 819.42 2188.30
21.75 3.11 6.29 2.4 5.1 4.8 9.8 1295.83 609.80 1310.42 641.84 1303.13 625.82 4.34 0.35 20.00 2.04 798.47 2156.06
22.25 3.11 6.29 2.4 4.9 4.7 9.7 1323.40 634.69 1338.30 648.45 1330.85 641.57 4.30 0.35 20.00 2.04 839.18 2263.46
23.00 3.11 6.29 2.5 5.2 5.0 10.2 1244.00 598.08 1258.00 616.67 1251.00 607.37 4.24 0.35 20.00 2.04 752.09 2024.31
23.75 3.11 6.29 2.4 4.8 4.6 9.5 1295.83 647.92 1367.39 662.11 1331.61 655.01 4.13 0.34 20.00 2.04 874.70 2344.90
24.25 3.11 6.29 2.3 4.8 4.5 9.4 1352.17 647.92 1397.78 669.15 1374.98 658.53 4.36 0.35 20.00 2.04 884.13 2389.21
25.00 3.11 6.29 2.3 4.7 4.6 9.9 1329.06 661.70 1367.39 635.35 1348.23 648.53 4.32 0.35 20.00 2.04 857.47 2314.27
25.75 3.11 6.29 2.3 4.8 4.5 9.8 1352.17 647.92 1397.78 641.84 1374.98 644.88 4.55 0.36 20.00 2.04 847.84 2304.43
26.25 3.11 6.29 2.3 4.6 4.5 10.1 1370.04 676.09 1397.78 622.77 1383.91 649.43 4.54 0.36 20.00 2.04 859.85 2336.74
27.00 3.11 6.29 2.4 4.8 4.6 9.8 1295.83 647.92 1367.39 641.84 1331.61 644.88 4.26 0.35 20.00 2.04 847.84 2283.76
27.75 3.11 6.29 2.3 4.8 4.5 9.3 1352.17 647.92 1397.78 676.34 1374.98 662.13 4.31 0.35 20.00 2.04 893.82 2411.60
28.25 3.11 6.29 2.3 4.7 4.6 9.8 1329.06 661.70 1367.39 641.84 1348.23 651.77 4.28 0.35 20.00 2.04 866.06 2334.06
29.00 3.11 6.29 2.3 4.8 4.5 9.3 1352.17 647.92 1397.78 676.34 1374.98 662.13 4.31 0.35 20.00 2.04 893.82 2411.60
DYNAMIC SHEAR MODULUS, DYNAMIC YOUNGS MODULUS,
SPT 'N' VALUE WAVE VELOCITY, m/sec
G, Mpa E, Mpa
kN/m3
METERS
DEPTH IN
USC SOIL
CLASSIFN.
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 0 300 600 900 1200 1500 0 1000 2000 3000 4000
UNIT WEIGHT
0 1000 2000
0.00
1.00
17
2.0- SP-SM 2.00
3.00
4.0- 18 4.00 S-WAVE
5.00
CH
6.0- 6.00
19
7.00
8.0- 8.00
SP-SM 9.00 P-WAVE
10.0- 10.00
11.00
12.0- 12.00 S-WAVE

13.00
14.0- 14.00
19 5
19.5
15.00
16.0- 16.00
SC
17.00 P-WAVE
18.00
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18.0-
19.00
20.0- 20.00
21.00
22.0- 22.00
23.00
24.0- 24.00
25.00
20.0
26.0- Limestone 26.00
27.00
28.0- 28.00
29.00
30.00-
30.00
Note: GWL = Not encountered

APPENDIX-A10 BH-NO. : TEST NO. : CHST-01
CROSS-HOLE SEISMIC TEST RESULTS
Location: JUBAIL IND. CITY
Client: WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO.
VELOCITY AND DYNAMIC SOIL PROPERTIES
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20 Geotechnical File No.: 2020/154

0.75 3.00 5.92 10.1 19.9 20.0 40.2 297.03 150.75 296.00 147.26 296.51 149.01 3.96 0.33 17.00 1.73 38.48 102.43
1.50 3.00 5.92 9.9 19.7 19.6 37.2 303.03 152.28 302.04 159.14 302.54 155.71 3.77 0.32 17.00 1.73 42.02 110.91
2.25 3.00 5.92 7.5 14.9 15.0 29.8 400.00 201.34 394.67 198.66 397.33 200.00 3.95 0.33 17.00 1.73 69.32 184.43
3.00 3.00 5.92 7.7 15.4 15.2 29.8 389.61 194.81 389.47 198.66 389.54 196.73 3.92 0.33 17.00 1.73 67.07 178.25
3.75 3.00 5.92 7.3 14.5 14.4 28.9 410.96 206.90 411.11 204.84 411.04 205.87 3.99 0.33 17.00 1.73 73.45 195.74
4.50 3.00 5.92 5.1 10.3 10.2 20.5 588.24 291.26 580.39 288.78 584.31 290.02 4.06 0.34 17.50 1.78 150.05 401.09
5.25 3.00 5.92 5.2 10.3 10.4 20.5 576.92 291.26 569.23 289.49 573.08 290.37 3.90 0.33 17.50 1.78 150.41 399.28
6.00 3.00 5.92 4.7 9.4 9.4 19.7 643.78 317.80 632.48 299.90 638.13 308.85 4.27 0.35 17.50 1.78 170.16 458.43
6.75 3.00 5.92 4.8 9.5 9.3 19.5 625.00 315.79 637.93 302.97 631.47 309.38 4.17 0.34 18.50 1.89 180.50 484.50
7.50 3.00 5.92 4.5 9.0 9.1 19.3 666.67 333.33 650.55 306.74 658.61 320.03 4.24 0.35 18.50 1.89 193.15 519.75
8.25 3.00 5.92 4.6 9.4 9.3 19.7 652.17 319.15 636.56 300.51 644.37 309.83 4.33 0.35 18.50 1.89 181.03 488.64
9.00 3.00 5.92 4.5 9.0 9.1 19.3 666.67 333.33 650.55 306.74 658.61 320.03 4.24 0.35 18.50 1.89 193.15 519.75
9.75
9 75 3.00
3 00 5.92
5 92 3.7
37 7.8
78 7.7
77 16.1
16 1 806.45
806 45 385.60
385 60 764.86
764 86 367.70
367 70 785.65
785 65 376.65
376 65 4.35
4 35 0.35
0 35 19.00
19 00 1.94
1 94 274.77
274 77 742.31
742 31
10.50 3.00 5.92 3.6 7.3 7.1 14.3 831.02 410.96 833.80 413.99 832.41 412.47 4.07 0.34 19.00 1.94 329.51 881.31
11.25 3.00 5.92 3.6 7.1 7.0 13.9 845.07 422.54 845.71 425.90 845.39 424.22 3.97 0.33 19.00 1.94 348.55 928.34
12.00 3.00 5.92 3.0 6.1 6.3 12.7 1000.00 491.80 939.68 466.14 969.84 478.97 4.10 0.34 19.00 1.94 444.33 1189.66
12.75 3.00 5.92 3.1 6.3 6.2 12.7 967.74 476.19 954.84 466.14 961.29 471.17 4.16 0.34 19.50 1.99 441.28 1184.31
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13.50 3.00 5.92 3.2 6.4 6.3 12.7 946.37 468.75 944.18 466.14 945.28 467.45 4.09 0.34 19.50 1.99 434.34 1162.42
14.25 3.00 5.92 2.7 5.7 5.6 11.8 1127.82 530.97 1055.26 501.69 1091.54 516.33 4.47 0.36 19.50 1.99 529.94 1437.06
15.00 3.00 5.92 2.6 5.4 5.6 10.2 1153.85 555.56 1057.14 580.39 1105.49 567.97 3.79 0.32 19.50 1.99 641.24 1693.76
15.75 3.00 5.92 2.7 5.7 5.6 11.1 1123.60 526.32 1057.14 533.33 1090.37 529.82 4.24 0.35 19.50 1.99 557.99 1501.51
16.50 3.00 5.92 2.8 5.9 6.0 11.9 1071.43 508.47 986.67 497.48 1029.05 502.98 4.19 0.34 19.50 1.99 502.88 1350.78
17.25 3.00 5.92 2.6 5.3 5.2 10.3 1153.85 566.04 1138.46 574.76 1146.15 570.40 4.04 0.34 19.50 1.99 646.73 1727.28
18.00 3.00 5.92 2.7 5.7 5.9 11.7 1111.11 526.32 1003.39 505.98 1057.25 516.15 4.20 0.34 19.50 1.99 529.56 1422.97
18.75 3.00 5.92 2.5 5.1 5.0 10.1 1200.00 588.24 1184.00 586.14 1192.00 587.19 4.12 0.34 19.50 1.99 685.36 1836.48
19.50 3.00 5.92 2.5 4.9 4.8 9.9 1224.49 612.24 1233.33 597.98 1228.91 605.11 4.12 0.34 19.50 1.99 727.84 1950.58
20.25 3.00 5.92 2.5 5.1 5.0 10.1 1181.10 588.24 1184.00 586.14 1182.55 587.19 4.06 0.34 19.50 1.99 685.36 1831.80
21.00 3.00 5.92 2.4 4.9 5.0 9.9 1229.51 611.00 1193.55 597.98 1211.53 604.49 4.02 0.33 19.50 1.99 726.34 1938.27
21.75 3.00 5.92 2.3 4.8 4.7 9.4 1282.05 625.00 1259.57 629.79 1270.81 627.39 4.10 0.34 19.50 1.99 782.43 2095.12
22.25 3.00 5.92 2.3 4.7 4.7 9.5 1304.35 638.30 1259.57 623.16 1281.96 630.73 4.13 0.34 19.50 1.99 790.77 2119.75
23.00 3.00 5.92 2.3 4.6 4.7 10.3 1282.05 655.02 1248.95 572.53 1265.50 613.78 4.25 0.35 19.50 1.99 748.84 2016.18
23.75 3.00 5.92 2.3 4.7 4.6 9.4 1282.05 632.91 1281.39 627.12 1281.72 630.02 4.14 0.34 19.50 1.99 788.98 2115.59
24.25 3.00 5.92 2.3 4.8 4.5 9.4 1293.10 621.12 1315.56 629.79 1304.33 625.45 4.35 0.35 20.00 2.04 797.54 2154.46
25.00 3.00 5.92 2.4 4.9 5.0 10.2 1250.00 612.24 1184.00 580.39 1217.00 596.32 4.17 0.34 20.00 2.04 724.97 1945.85
25.75 3.00 5.92 2.2 4.5 4.6 9.4 1382.49 666.67 1286.96 629.79 1334.72 648.23 4.24 0.35 20.00 2.04 856.67 2305.58
26.25 3.00 5.92 2.3 4.6 4.8 10.3 1304.35 653.59 1238.49 574.76 1271.42 614.18 4.29 0.35 20.00 2.04 769.04 2073.03
27.00 3.00 5.92 2.2 4.5 4.6 9.7 1363.64 666.67 1286.96 610.31 1325.30 638.49 4.31 0.35 20.00 2.04 831.13 2242.16
27.75 3.00 5.92 2.1 4.3 4.5 9.3 1401.87 691.24 1321.43 637.93 1361.65 664.59 4.20 0.34 20.00 2.04 900.46 2419.80
28.25 3.00 5.92 2.2 4.6 4.5 9.4 1363.64 652.17 1315.56 629.79 1339.60 640.98 4.37 0.35 20.00 2.04 837.63 2264.16
29.00 3.00 5.92 2.0 4.1 4.0 8.2 1500.00 731.71 1480.00 721.95 1490.00 726.83 4.20 0.34 20.00 2.04 1077.03 2894.77
G, Mpa E, Mpa
kN/m3
METERS
DEPTH IN
USC SOIL
CLASSIFN.
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 0 300 600 900 1200 1500 0 1000 2000 3000 4000
UNIT WEIGHT
0 1000 2000
0.00
1.00
2.0- 17.0 2.00
3.00
4.0-
SM 4.00 S-WAVE
5.00
6.0- 17.5 6.00
7.00
8.0- 8.00
18.5 9.00 P-WAVE
10.0- SC-SM 10.00
11.00
19.0 S-WAVE
12.0- 12.00
13.00
14.0- 14.00
15.00
SM
16.0- 16.00
17.00 P-WAVE
18.00
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18.0-
19.5 19.00
20.0- 20.00
MH
21.00
22.0- 22.00
SM 23.00
24.0- 24.00
25.00
26.0- 26.00
Limestone 20.0 27.00

28.0- 28.00
29.00
30.00-
30.00


0.75 3.20 6.24 11.3 22.7 22.6 44.8 283.19 140.97 276.11 139.29 279.65 140.13 3.98 0.33 17.00 1.73 34.03 90.67
1.50 3.20 6.24 10.1 20.4 20.5 40.7 316.83 156.86 304.39 153.32 310.61 155.09 4.01 0.33 17.00 1.73 41.68 111.20
2.25 3.20 6.24 10.4 20.9 20.7 41.1 307.69 153.11 301.45 151.82 304.57 152.47 3.99 0.33 17.00 1.73 40.28 107.38
3.00 3.20 6.24 10.5 20.8 20.7 41.4 304.76 153.85 301.45 150.72 303.11 152.29 3.96 0.33 17.00 1.73 40.19 106.99
3.75 3.20 6.24 7.7 15.3 15.4 30.9 415.58 209.15 405.19 201.94 410.39 205.55 3.99 0.33 17.00 1.73 73.21 195.13
4.50 3.20 6.24 7.3 14.5 14.6 29.3 438.36 220.69 427.40 212.97 432.88 216.83 3.99 0.33 19.00 1.94 91.06 242.68
5.25 3.20 6.24 7.2 14.6 14.5 28.9 442.60 219.18 430.34 215.92 436.47 217.55 4.03 0.33 19.00 1.94 91.66 244.69
6.00 3.20 6.24 7.0 14.1 14.2 28.4 457.14 226.95 439.44 219.72 448.29 223.33 4.03 0.33 19.00 1.94 96.60 257.92
6.75 3.20 6.24 6.4 12.9 12.8 25.4 500.00 248.06 487.50 245.67 493.75 246.87 4.00 0.33 19.50 1.99 121.14 323.04
7.50 3.20 6.24 6.1 12.3 12.2 24.1 524.59 260.16 511.48 258.92 518.03 259.54 3.98 0.33 19.50 1.99 133.90 356.82
8.25 3.20 6.24 5.5 11.2 11.0 21.7 581.82 285.71 567.27 287.56 574.55 286.64 4.02 0.33 19.50 1.99 163.32 435.83
9.00 3.20 6.24 4.8 9.9 10.1 20.3 666.67 323.23 617.82 307.39 642.24 315.31 4.15 0.34 19.50 1.99 197.63 530.11
9.75
9 75 3.20
3 20 6.24
6 24 4.6
46 9.3
93 9.2
92 18.5
18 5 695.65
695 65 344.09
344 09 678.26
678 26 337.30
337 30 686.96
686 96 340.69
340 69 4.07
4 07 0.34
0 34 19.50
19 50 1.99
1 99 230.72
230 72 616.91
616 91
10.50 3.20 6.24 4.3 8.7 8.9 18.1 744.19 367.82 701.12 344.75 722.65 356.28 4.11 0.34 19.50 1.99 252.32 675.94
11.25 3.20 6.24 4.4 8.8 8.9 18.9 720.72 363.64 701.12 330.16 710.92 346.90 4.20 0.34 19.50 1.99 239.20 642.86
12.00 3.20 6.24 4.4 8.9 9.0 18.1 727.27 359.55 693.33 344.75 710.30 352.15 4.07 0.34 19.50 1.99 246.50 659.18
12.75 3.20 6.24 4.3 8.7 8.8 17.9 739.03 367.82 709.09 348.60 724.06 358.21 4.09 0.34 19.50 1.99 255.06 682.52
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13.50 3.20 6.24 4.3 8.8 8.9 17.9 744.19 363.64 701.12 348.60 722.65 356.12 4.12 0.34 19.50 1.99 252.09 675.42
14.25 3.20 6.24 4.0 8.3 8.2 16.5 800.00 385.54 760.98 378.18 780.49 381.86 4.18 0.34 19.50 1.99 289.85 778.34
15.00 3.20 6.24 3.6 7.4 7.5 14.8 888.89 432.43 832.00 421.62 860.44 427.03 4.06 0.34 19.50 1.99 362.47 968.97
15.75 3.20 6.24 3.6 7.2 7.3 14.8 886.43 444.44 854.79 421.62 870.61 433.03 4.04 0.34 19.50 1.99 372.74 995.70
16.50 3.20 6.24 3.4 7.0 7.1 14.3 941.18 457.14 878.87 436.36 910.02 446.75 4.15 0.34 19.50 1.99 396.74 1064.23
17.25 3.20 6.24 3.5 6.8 6.9 13.8 924.86 467.84 904.35 452.17 914.60 460.01 3.95 0.33 19.50 1.99 420.62 1119.43
18.00 3.20 6.24 3.5 7.3 7.4 14.7 914.29 438.36 843.24 424.49 878.76 431.42 4.15 0.34 19.50 1.99 369.97 992.43
18.75 3.20 6.24 3.3 6.8 6.8 14.1 958.08 470.59 917.65 442.55 937.87 456.57 4.22 0.34 19.50 1.99 414.36 1114.39
19.50 3.20 6.24 3.4 7.0 6.9 13.9 941.18 457.14 904.35 448.92 922.76 453.03 4.15 0.34 19.50 1.99 407.97 1094.33
20.25 3.20 6.24 3.2 6.5 6.6 13.7 1000.00 492.31 945.45 455.47 972.73 473.89 4.21 0.34 19.50 1.99 446.40 1200.27
21.00 3.20 6.24 2.9 5.7 5.8 11.7 1103.45 561.40 1075.86 533.33 1089.66 547.37 3.96 0.33 19.50 1.99 595.56 1585.68
21.75 3.20 6.24 3.0 5.9 6.0 12.2 1084.75 538.72 1040.00 511.48 1062.37 525.10 4.09 0.34 19.50 1.99 548.08 1467.06
22.25 3.20 6.24 3.0 6.2 6.1 12.1 1066.67 516.13 1022.95 515.70 1044.81 515.92 4.10 0.34 19.50 1.99 529.08 1416.64
23.00 3.20 6.24 2.9 5.9 5.8 11.9 1111.11 538.72 1075.86 524.37 1093.49 531.55 4.23 0.35 19.50 1.99 561.62 1511.10
23.75 3.20 6.24 3.1 6.0 6.1 13.2 1032.26 533.33 1022.95 472.73 1027.60 503.03 4.17 0.34 19.50 1.99 502.98 1350.44
24.25 3.20 6.24 3.5 7.0 7.1 14.3 927.54 457.14 878.87 436.36 903.20 446.75 4.09 0.34 19.50 1.99 396.74 1061.70
25.00 3.20 6.24 3.1 6.3 6.4 12.9 1032.26 507.94 975.00 483.72 1003.63 495.83 4.10 0.34 19.50 1.99 488.68 1308.27
25.75 3.20 6.24 2.9 6.3 6.4 12.9 1103.45 507.94 975.00 483.72 1039.22 495.83 4.39 0.35 19.50 1.99 488.68 1322.02
26.25 3.20 6.24 2.8 5.9 5.8 11.7 1142.86 542.37 1075.86 533.33 1109.36 537.85 4.25 0.35 19.50 1.99 575.03 1548.39
27.00 3.20 6.24 2.6 5.4 5.6 11.4 1230.77 592.59 1114.29 547.37 1172.53 569.98 4.23 0.35 19.50 1.99 645.78 1737.52
27.75 3.20 6.24 2.7 5.9 5.8 11.7 1185.19 542.37 1075.86 533.33 1130.52 537.85 4.42 0.35 19.50 1.99 575.03 1556.87
28.25 3.20 6.24 2.7 5.9 5.7 10.8 1185.19 542.37 1094.74 577.78 1139.96 560.08 4.14 0.34 19.50 1.99 623.53 1672.19
29.00 3.20 6.24 2.8 5.9 5.8 11.4 1126.76 542.37 1075.86 547.37 1101.31 544.87 4.09 0.34 19.50 1.99 590.14 1579.14
G, Mpa E, Mpa
kN/m3
METERS
DEPTH IN
USC SOIL
CLASSIFN.
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 0 300 600 900 1200 1500 0 1000 2000 3000 4000
UNIT WEIGHT
0 1000 2000
0.00
1.00
2.0- 17.0 2.00
SP 3.00
4.0-
4.00 S-WAVE
5.00
19.0
6.0- 6.00
7.00
SM
8.0- 8.00
9.00 P-WAVE
10.0- 10.00
11.00
12.0- 12.00
S-WAVE
13.00
14.0- 14.00
SC 15.00
16.0- 16.00
P-WAVE
17.00
18.00
482 of 1134
18.0- 19.5
19.00
20.0- 20.00
21.00
22.0- 22.00
23.00
GP-GM 24.00
24.0-
25.00
26.0- 26.00
27.00
28.0- 28.00
SP-SM
29.00
30.00-
30.00


0.75 3.00 5.90 10.4 20.7 20.9 41.8 288.46 144.93 282.30 141.15 285.38 143.04 3.98 0.33 16.50 1.68 34.41 91.69
1.50 3.00 5.90 10.2 20.5 20.4 40.7 294.12 146.34 289.22 144.96 291.67 145.65 4.01 0.33 16.50 1.68 35.68 95.19
2.25 3.00 5.90 10.7 21.3 21.5 42.9 280.37 140.85 274.42 137.53 277.40 139.19 3.97 0.33 16.50 1.68 32.58 86.79
3.00 3.00 5.90 10.0 19.9 20.1 40.3 300.00 150.75 293.53 146.40 296.77 148.58 3.99 0.33 16.50 1.68 37.13 98.97
3.75 3.00 5.90 7.6 15.2 15.3 30.4 394.74 197.37 385.62 194.08 390.18 195.72 3.97 0.33 16.50 1.68 64.43 171.63
4.50 3.00 5.90 4.8 9.6 9.7 19.8 625.00 312.50 608.25 297.98 616.62 305.24 4.08 0.34 16.50 1.68 156.71 419.27
5.25 3.00 5.90 5.3 10.7 10.5 20.8 566.04 280.37 561.90 283.65 563.97 282.01 4.00 0.33 18.00 1.83 145.93 389.13
6.00 3.00 5.90 4.6 9.4 9.3 19.7 652.17 319.15 634.41 299.49 643.29 309.32 4.33 0.35 18.00 1.83 175.56 473.88
6.75 3.00 5.90 4.7 9.3 9.2 19.5 638.30 322.58 641.30 302.56 639.80 312.57 4.19 0.34 19.00 1.94 189.23 508.36
7.50 3.00 5.90 4.5 9.0 9.1 19.3 666.67 333.33 648.35 305.70 657.51 319.52 4.23 0.35 19.00 1.94 197.73 532.06
8.25 3.00 5.90 3.1 6.4 6.2 12.7 967.74 468.75 951.61 464.57 959.68 466.66 4.23 0.35 19.00 1.94 421.78 1134.72
9.00 3.00 5.90 2.9 5.8 5.9 12.1 1034.48 517.24 1000.00 487.60 1017.24 502.42 4.10 0.34 19.00 1.94 488.90 1308.96
9.75
9 75 3.00
3 00 5.90
5 90 2.7
27 5.8
58 5.7
57 11.4
11 4 1132.08
1132 08 517.24
517 24 1035.09
1035 09 517.54
517 54 1083.58
1083 58 517.39
517 39 4.39
4 39 0.35
0 35 19.00
19 00 1.94
1 94 518.47
518 47 1402.30
1402 30
10.50 3.00 5.90 2.6 5.6 5.5 11.2 1136.36 535.71 1072.73 526.79 1104.55 531.25 4.32 0.35 19.00 1.94 546.62 1475.35
11.25 3.00 5.90 2.7 5.6 5.5 10.9 1111.11 535.71 1072.73 541.28 1091.92 538.50 4.11 0.34 19.00 1.94 561.64 1504.41
12.00 3.00 5.90 3.1 5.9 6.1 12.4 967.74 508.47 967.21 475.81 967.48 492.14 3.86 0.33 19.00 1.94 469.10 1243.53
12.75 3.00 5.90 2.9 5.8 5.9 12.1 1034.48 517.24 1000.00 487.60 1017.24 502.42 4.10 0.34 19.00 1.94 488.90 1308.96
483 of 1134
13.50 3.00 5.90 2.7 5.8 5.7 11.4 1132.08 517.24 1035.09 517.54 1083.58 517.39 4.39 0.35 19.00 1.94 518.47 1402.30
14.25 3.00 5.90 2.6 5.6 5.5 11.2 1153.85 535.71 1072.73 526.79 1113.29 531.25 4.39 0.35 19.00 1.94 546.62 1478.68
15.00 3.00 5.90 4.4 8.9 9.0 17.9 681.82 337.08 655.56 329.61 668.69 333.34 4.02 0.33 19.00 1.94 215.21 574.47
15.75 3.00 5.90 4.7 9.5 9.5 19.7 638.30 315.79 621.05 299.49 629.68 307.64 4.19 0.34 19.00 1.94 183.30 492.44
16.50 3.00 5.90 4.7 9.3 9.2 19.5 638.30 322.58 641.30 302.56 639.80 312.57 4.19 0.34 19.00 1.94 189.23 508.36
17.25 3.00 5.90 4.6 9.1 9.3 18.8 652.17 329.67 634.41 313.83 643.29 321.75 4.00 0.33 19.00 1.94 200.50 534.62
18.00 3.00 5.90 2.5 4.8 4.6 9.8 1224.49 619.83 1282.61 600.81 1253.55 610.32 4.22 0.34 19.00 1.94 721.45 1940.20
18.75 3.00 5.90 2.3 4.8 4.5 9.3 1287.55 622.41 1311.11 632.37 1299.33 627.39 4.29 0.35 19.00 1.94 762.35 2055.28
19.50 3.00 5.90 2.4 4.7 4.6 9.8 1276.60 634.25 1282.61 601.43 1279.60 617.84 4.29 0.35 19.00 1.94 739.32 1993.21
20.25 3.00 5.90 2.3 4.8 4.5 9.3 1282.05 619.83 1311.11 633.05 1296.58 626.44 4.28 0.35 19.00 1.94 760.05 2048.72
21.00 3.00 5.90 2.5 5.2 4.9 9.5 1219.51 576.92 1204.08 619.75 1211.80 598.34 4.10 0.34 19.00 1.94 693.38 1856.61
21.75 3.00 5.90 2.0 4.1 4.0 8.1 1500.00 731.71 1475.00 728.40 1487.50 730.05 4.15 0.34 20.00 2.04 1086.59 2915.00
22.25 3.00 5.90 2.1 4.3 4.2 8.6 1428.57 697.67 1404.76 686.05 1416.67 691.86 4.19 0.34 20.00 2.04 975.88 2621.99
23.00 3.00 5.90 2.3 4.7 4.6 9.1 1304.35 638.30 1282.61 648.35 1293.48 643.32 4.04 0.34 20.00 2.04 843.77 2253.98
23.75 3.00 5.90 2.4 4.8 4.6 9.5 1229.51 622.41 1282.61 620.40 1256.06 621.40 4.09 0.34 20.00 2.04 787.24 2106.60
24.25 3.00 5.90 2.3 4.8 4.5 9.4 1293.10 622.41 1311.11 626.33 1302.11 624.37 4.35 0.35 20.00 2.04 794.77 2147.01
25.00 3.00 5.90 2.4 4.7 4.6 9.9 1271.19 632.91 1282.61 594.76 1276.90 613.83 4.33 0.35 20.00 2.04 768.18 2073.67
25.75 3.00 5.90 2.3 4.8 4.8 9.7 1287.55 621.12 1229.17 608.25 1258.36 614.68 4.19 0.34 20.00 2.04 770.31 2069.51
26.25 3.00 5.90 2.3 4.6 4.5 9.6 1315.79 649.35 1311.11 614.58 1313.45 631.97 4.32 0.35 20.00 2.04 814.24 2197.42
27.00 3.00 5.90 2.4 4.8 4.6 9.8 1229.51 619.83 1282.61 602.04 1256.06 610.94 4.23 0.35 20.00 2.04 760.95 2047.03
27.75 3.00 5.90 2.3 4.8 4.5 9.3 1287.55 622.41 1311.11 634.41 1299.33 628.41 4.28 0.35 20.00 2.04 805.09 2169.45
28.25 3.00 5.90 2.4 4.7 4.6 9.8 1271.19 634.25 1282.61 602.04 1276.90 618.15 4.27 0.35 20.00 2.04 779.01 2098.58
29.00 3.00 5.90 2.3 4.8 4.5 9.3 1287.55 622.41 1311.11 634.41 1299.33 628.41 4.28 0.35 20.00 2.04 805.09 2169.45
G, Mpa E, Mpa
kN/m3
METERS
DEPTH IN
USC SOIL
CLASSIFN.
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 0 400 800 1200 1600 0 1000 2000 3000 4000
UNIT WEIGHT
0 1000 2000
0.00
1.00
2.0- 2.00
16.5
SP-SM 3.00
4.0-
4.00 S-WAVE
5.00
6.0- 18.0 6.00
7.00
8.0- 8.00
9.00 P-WAVE
10.0- 10.00
SC-SM 11.00
12.0- 12.00S-WAVE
13.00
19.0 14.00
14.0-
15.00
16.0- 16.00
17.00 P-WAVE
SP-SM
18.00
484 of 1134
18.0-
19.00
ML
20.0- 20.00
21.00
22.0- 22.00
Limestone
23.00
24.0- 24.00
25.00
20.0
26.0- 26.00
GM 27.00
28.0- 28.00
29.00
30.00-
30.00


0.75 3.04 5.99 10.3 20.5 20.4 40.6 295.15 148.29 293.63 147.54 294.39 147.91 3.96 0.33 16.50 1.68 36.80 97.97
1.50 3.04 5.99 10.2 20.3 20.5 40.8 298.04 149.75 292.20 146.81 295.12 148.28 3.96 0.33 16.50 1.68 36.98 98.46
2.25 3.04 5.99 10.4 20.7 20.8 41.0 292.31 146.58 288.40 146.10 290.35 146.34 3.94 0.33 17.00 1.73 37.11 98.69
3.00 3.04 5.99 10.5 20.9 20.8 41.7 289.52 145.45 287.98 143.65 288.75 144.55 3.99 0.33 17.00 1.73 36.21 96.52
3.75 3.04 5.99 7.5 14.9 15.0 29.7 405.33 204.03 399.33 201.68 402.33 202.86 3.93 0.33 17.00 1.73 71.31 189.62
4.50 3.04 5.99 8.1 16.0 16.1 32.7 375.31 190.00 372.05 183.18 373.68 186.59 4.01 0.33 18.00 1.83 63.88 170.43
5.25 3.04 5.99 5.6 11.0 11.1 21.5 542.86 276.36 539.64 278.60 541.25 277.48 3.80 0.32 18.00 1.83 141.28 373.47
6.00 3.04 5.99 6.3 12.7 12.6 24.8 482.54 239.37 475.40 241.53 478.97 240.45 3.97 0.33 18.00 1.83 106.09 282.51
6.75 3.04 5.99 3.6 7.3 7.2 14.5 844.44 416.44 831.94 413.10 838.19 414.77 4.08 0.34 18.00 1.83 315.66 844.62
7.50 3.04 5.99 4.4 8.9 9.0 17.9 690.91 341.57 665.56 334.64 678.23 338.10 4.02 0.33 18.00 1.83 209.75 559.89
8.25 3.04 5.99 4.6 9.4 9.3 19.7 668.13 322.03 642.02 303.75 655.07 312.89 4.38 0.35 18.00 1.83 179.64 485.81
9.00 3.04 5.99 4.2 8.5 8.6 17.4 723.81 357.65 696.51 344.25 710.16 350.95 4.09 0.34 18.00 1.83 225.99 604.95
9.75
9 75 3.04
3 04 5.99
5 99 3.7
37 7.8
78 7.7
77 16.1
16 1 812.83
812 83 392.26
392 26 774.90
774 90 371.13
371 13 793.87
793 87 381.69
381 69 4.33
4 33 0.35
0 35 19.00
19 00 1.94
1 94 282.17
282 17 761.67
761 67
10.50 3.04 5.99 3.7 7.4 7.5 14.9 821.62 410.81 798.67 402.01 810.14 406.41 3.97 0.33 19.00 1.94 319.90 852.13
11.25 3.04 5.99 3.5 7.1 7.1 13.9 868.57 425.77 843.66 431.25 856.12 428.51 3.99 0.33 19.00 1.94 355.63 948.02
12.00 3.04 5.99 3.6 7.1 7.0 13.9 856.34 428.17 855.71 430.94 856.03 429.55 3.97 0.33 19.00 1.94 357.37 951.84
12.75 3.04 5.99 3.5 7.0 7.1 14.3 858.76 437.41 843.66 418.88 851.21 428.15 3.95 0.33 19.00 1.94 355.03 944.85
485 of 1134
13.50 3.04 5.99 3.4 6.9 7.0 14.1 894.12 440.58 855.71 424.82 874.92 432.70 4.09 0.34 19.50 1.99 372.17 996.01
14.25 3.04 5.99 2.7 5.7 5.6 11.0 1142.86 538.05 1067.74 544.55 1105.30 541.30 4.17 0.34 19.50 1.99 582.43 1563.52
15.00 3.04 5.99 2.6 5.5 5.4 11.0 1169.23 552.73 1109.26 544.55 1139.25 548.64 4.31 0.35 19.50 1.99 598.32 1614.31
15.75 3.04 5.99 2.7 5.7 5.6 11.1 1134.33 533.33 1069.64 539.64 1101.99 536.49 4.22 0.34 19.50 1.99 572.11 1538.63
16.50 3.04 5.99 2.8 5.9 6.2 11.9 1085.71 512.65 966.13 502.94 1025.92 507.79 4.08 0.34 19.50 1.99 512.55 1371.35
17.25 3.04 5.99 2.6 5.3 5.2 10.3 1155.89 569.29 1143.13 579.86 1149.51 574.58 4.00 0.33 19.50 1.99 656.24 1750.15
18.00 3.04 5.99 2.7 5.7 5.9 11.7 1121.77 530.54 1011.82 510.22 1066.80 520.38 4.20 0.34 19.50 1.99 538.28 1446.77
18.75 3.04 5.99 2.7 5.7 5.9 11.7 1125.93 533.33 1015.25 511.97 1070.59 522.65 4.20 0.34 19.50 1.99 542.98 1459.05
19.50 3.04 5.99 2.8 5.5 5.4 11.1 1085.71 552.73 1109.26 539.64 1097.49 546.18 4.04 0.34 19.50 1.99 592.98 1583.74
20.25 3.04 5.99 2.6 5.3 5.2 10.3 1169.23 573.58 1151.92 581.55 1160.58 577.57 4.04 0.34 19.50 1.99 663.09 1770.99
21.00 3.04 5.99 2.5 4.9 5.0 9.9 1216.00 620.41 1198.00 605.05 1207.00 612.73 3.88 0.33 19.50 1.99 746.28 1979.76
21.75 3.04 5.99 2.4 4.9 4.7 9.6 1288.14 620.41 1274.47 623.96 1281.30 622.18 4.24 0.35 20.00 2.04 789.22 2124.14
22.25 3.04 5.99 2.3 4.7 4.6 9.4 1321.74 646.81 1302.17 637.23 1311.96 642.02 4.18 0.34 20.00 2.04 840.35 2256.44
23.00 3.04 5.99 2.4 4.6 4.7 10.4 1282.70 658.01 1263.71 577.07 1273.21 617.54 4.25 0.35 20.00 2.04 777.48 2093.28
23.75 3.04 5.99 2.3 4.8 4.6 9.4 1299.15 638.66 1293.74 635.88 1296.44 637.27 4.14 0.34 20.00 2.04 827.95 2220.07
24.25 3.04 5.99 2.2 4.4 4.5 9.3 1381.82 690.91 1331.11 644.09 1356.46 667.50 4.13 0.34 20.00 2.04 908.36 2434.85
25.00 3.04 5.99 1.9 4.0 4.1 8.4 1600.00 760.00 1460.98 713.10 1530.49 736.55 4.32 0.35 20.00 2.04 1106.02 2984.69
25.75 3.04 5.99 2.0 4.3 4.0 8.2 1520.00 706.98 1497.50 730.49 1508.75 718.73 4.41 0.35 20.00 2.04 1053.16 2850.33
26.25 3.04 5.99 2.0 4.1 4.2 8.6 1558.97 739.66 1422.80 696.51 1490.89 718.09 4.31 0.35 20.00 2.04 1051.27 2836.26
27.00 3.04 5.99 2.0 4.1 4.0 7.9 1520.00 741.46 1497.50 758.23 1508.75 749.85 4.05 0.34 20.00 2.04 1146.32 3062.92
27.75 3.04 5.99 2.0 4.3 4.4 8.6 1535.35 708.62 1367.58 696.51 1451.47 702.57 4.27 0.35 20.00 2.04 1006.32 2711.05
28.25 3.04 5.99 1.9 4.1 4.0 7.9 1600.00 739.66 1497.50 758.23 1548.75 748.94 4.28 0.35 20.00 2.04 1143.56 3081.64
29.00 3.04 5.99 2.0 4.3 4.2 8.3 1520.00 706.98 1426.19 721.69 1473.10 714.33 4.25 0.35 20.00 2.04 1040.31 2801.09
G, Mpa E, Mpa
kN/m3
METERS
DEPTH IN
USC SOIL
CLASSIFN.
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 0 400 800 1200 1600 0 600 1200 1800 2400 3000
UNIT WEIGHT
0 300 600 900 1200
0.00
16.5 1.00
2.0- SP 2.00
3.00
4.0-
17.0
4.00 S-WAVE
5.00
6.0- 6.00
SC
18.0 7.00
8.0- 8.00
9.00 P-WAVE
SC-SM S-WAVE
10.0- 10.00
11.00
12.0- 12.00
13.00
14.0- 19.0 14.00
15.00
16.0- SM 16.00
17.00
18.00
486 of 1134
18.0-
19.00
20.0- 20.00 P-WAVE

19.5
21.00
22.0- 22.00
23.00
24.0- 24.00
25.00
Limestone
26.0- 20.0 26.00
27.00
28.0- 28.00
29.00
30.00-
30.00


0.75 3.00 5.92 10.5 20.9 20.9 41.3 285.71 143.54 283.25 143.34 284.48 143.44 3.93 0.33 16.00 1.63 33.56 89.23
1.50 3.00 5.92 10.1 20.3 20.2 40.0 297.03 147.78 293.07 148.00 295.05 147.89 3.98 0.33 16.00 1.63 35.67 95.05
2.25 3.00 5.92 8.1 16.3 16.4 34.7 370.37 184.05 360.98 170.61 365.67 177.33 4.25 0.35 16.00 1.63 51.29 138.09
3.00 3.00 5.92 7.8 15.5 15.2 29.8 386.60 194.17 388.45 198.46 387.52 196.32 3.90 0.33 16.00 1.63 62.86 166.87
3.75 3.00 5.92 7.4 14.5 14.4 28.9 405.95 206.61 409.97 204.63 407.96 205.62 3.94 0.33 17.00 1.73 73.27 194.85
4.50 3.00 5.92 5.2 10.3 10.3 20.5 581.40 290.70 577.00 288.22 579.20 289.46 4.00 0.33 17.00 1.73 145.19 387.25
5.25 3.00 5.92 5.2 10.3 10.4 20.5 572.52 290.42 568.14 289.49 570.33 289.95 3.87 0.33 17.00 1.73 145.69 386.29
6.00 3.00 5.92 4.8 9.5 9.5 19.8 631.58 317.12 625.79 298.84 628.69 307.98 4.17 0.34 17.00 1.73 164.37 441.22
6.75 3.00 5.92 4.2 8.5 8.4 16.9 714.29 352.94 704.76 350.30 709.52 351.62 4.07 0.34 19.00 1.94 239.46 640.42
7.50 3.00 5.92 3.0 6.1 6.3 19.3 1000.00 491.80 939.68 306.74 969.84 399.27 5.90 0.40 19.00 1.94 308.76 863.26
8.25 3.00 5.92 3.1 6.3 6.2 19.7 967.74 476.19 954.84 300.51 961.29 388.35 6.13 0.40 19.50 1.99 299.79 840.89
9.00 3.00 5.92 4.5 9.0 9.1 19.3 666.67 333.33 650.55 306.74 658.61 320.03 4.24 0.35 19.00 1.94 198.37 533.79
9.75
9 75 3.00
3 00 5.92
5 92 3.7
37 7.8
78 7.7
77 16.1
16 1 806.45
806 45 385.60
385 60 764.86
764 86 367.70
367 70 785.65
785 65 376.65
376 65 4.35
4 35 0.35
0 35 19.00
19 00 1.94
1 94 274.77
274 77 742.31
742 31
10.50 3.00 5.92 3.6 7.3 7.1 14.3 831.02 410.96 833.80 413.99 832.41 412.47 4.07 0.34 19.00 1.94 329.51 881.31
11.25 3.00 5.92 3.6 7.1 7.0 13.9 845.07 422.54 845.71 425.90 845.39 424.22 3.97 0.33 19.50 1.99 357.72 952.77
12.00 3.00 5.92 3.0 6.1 6.3 12.7 1000.00 491.80 939.68 466.14 969.84 478.97 4.10 0.34 19.50 1.99 456.02 1220.96
12.75 3.00 5.92 3.1 6.3 6.2 12.7 967.74 476.19 954.84 466.14 961.29 471.17 4.16 0.34 19.50 1.99 441.28 1184.31
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13.50 3.00 5.92 3.2 6.4 6.3 12.7 946.37 468.75 944.18 466.14 945.28 467.45 4.09 0.34 19.50 1.99 434.34 1162.42
14.25 3.00 5.92 2.7 5.7 5.6 11.8 1127.82 530.97 1055.26 501.69 1091.54 516.33 4.47 0.36 19.50 1.99 529.94 1437.06
15.00 3.00 5.92 2.6 5.4 5.6 10.2 1153.85 555.56 1057.14 580.39 1105.49 567.97 3.79 0.32 19.50 1.99 641.24 1693.76
15.75 3.00 5.92 2.7 5.7 5.6 11.1 1123.60 526.32 1057.14 533.33 1090.37 529.82 4.24 0.35 19.50 1.99 557.99 1501.51
16.50 3.00 5.92 2.8 5.9 6.0 11.9 1071.43 508.47 986.67 497.48 1029.05 502.98 4.19 0.34 19.50 1.99 502.88 1350.78
17.25 3.00 5.92 2.6 5.3 5.2 10.3 1153.85 566.04 1138.46 574.76 1146.15 570.40 4.04 0.34 19.50 1.99 646.73 1727.28
18.00 3.00 5.92 2.7 5.8 5.7 11.4 1132.08 517.24 1038.60 519.30 1085.34 518.27 4.39 0.35 19.50 1.99 533.92 1444.06
18.75 3.00 5.92 2.6 5.6 5.5 11.2 1136.36 535.71 1076.36 528.57 1106.36 532.14 4.32 0.35 19.50 1.99 562.89 1519.25
19.50 3.00 5.92 2.9 5.8 5.9 10.2 1034.48 517.24 1003.39 580.39 1018.94 548.82 3.45 0.30 19.50 1.99 598.72 1551.47
20.25 3.00 5.92 2.7 5.8 5.7 9.9 1132.08 517.24 1038.60 597.98 1085.34 557.61 3.79 0.32 19.50 1.99 618.06 1632.52
21.00 3.00 5.92 2.6 5.6 5.5 9.8 1136.36 535.71 1076.36 604.08 1106.36 569.90 3.77 0.32 19.50 1.99 645.59 1703.61
21.75 3.00 5.92 2.5 5.2 5.0 10.1 1200.00 576.92 1184.00 586.14 1192.00 581.53 4.20 0.34 19.50 1.99 672.22 1806.69
22.25 3.00 5.92 2.4 4.8 4.6 9.8 1250.00 625.00 1286.96 604.08 1268.48 614.54 4.26 0.35 19.50 1.99 750.70 2021.87
23.00 3.00 5.92 2.3 4.8 4.5 9.3 1304.35 625.00 1315.56 636.56 1309.95 630.78 4.31 0.35 19.50 1.99 790.90 2133.95
23.75 3.00 5.92 2.6 5.4 5.6 9.4 1153.85 555.56 1057.14 627.12 1105.49 591.34 3.49 0.30 19.50 1.99 695.08 1806.65
24.25 3.00 5.92 2.7 5.7 5.6 9.4 1123.60 526.32 1057.14 629.79 1090.37 578.05 3.56 0.30 19.50 1.99 664.20 1732.95
25.00 3.00 5.92 2.8 5.9 6.0 10.2 1071.43 508.47 986.67 580.39 1029.05 544.43 3.57 0.31 19.50 1.99 589.19 1538.54
25.75 3.00 5.92 2.6 5.3 5.2 9.4 1153.85 566.04 1138.46 629.79 1146.15 597.91 3.67 0.31 19.50 1.99 710.63 1866.18
26.25 3.00 5.92 2.7 5.7 5.9 10.3 1111.11 526.32 1003.39 574.76 1057.25 550.54 3.69 0.31 19.50 1.99 602.47 1583.28
27.00 3.00 5.92 2.5 5.1 5.0 9.7 1200.00 588.24 1184.00 610.31 1192.00 599.27 3.96 0.33 19.50 1.99 713.86 1900.12
27.75 3.00 5.92 2.5 4.9 4.8 9.3 1224.49 612.24 1233.33 637.93 1228.91 625.09 3.87 0.33 19.50 1.99 776.69 2058.98
28.25 3.00 5.92 2.5 5.1 5.0 9.4 1181.10 588.24 1184.00 629.79 1182.55 609.01 3.77 0.32 19.50 1.99 737.25 1945.64
29.00 3.00 5.92 2.4 4.9 5.0 8.2 1229.51 611.00 1193.55 721.95 1211.53 666.47 3.30 0.28 19.50 1.99 882.94 2265.68
G, Mpa E, Mpa
kN/m3
METERS
DEPTH IN
USC SOIL
CLASSIFN.
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 0 300 600 900 1200 1500 0 1000 2000 3000 4000
UNIT WEIGHT
0 1000 2000
0.00
1.00
16.0
2.0- SP 2.00
3.00
4.0-
4.00 S-WAVE
17.0 5.00
6.0- SM 6.00
7.00
19.0
8.0- 8.00
GM
9.00 P-WAVE
10.0- 10.00
11.00
MH S-WAVE
12.0- 12.00
13.00
14.0- 14.00
15.00
16.0- 16.00
17.00
18.00 P-WAVE
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18.0-
19.5 19.00
20.0- 20.00
21.00
22.0- SM 22.00
23.00
24.0- 24.00
25.00
26.0- 26.00
27.00
28.0- 28.00
29.00
30.00-
30.00

Project: : AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15, SADAR SOUTH & SADARA NORTH Job No.: 20-16057-A1
Location : JUBAIL IND. CITY (SADARA SOUTH) Test Date: 28-Feb-21 Test No. CHST-01
Client : WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. Geotechnical File No. 2020/154
Nominal Receiver1 Receiver 2 m/sec m/sec Weight Density Modulus Modulus
meter a1 a2 Tp1 Ts1 Tp2 Ts2 Vp1 Vs1 Vp2 Vs2 Vp Vs µ kN/m3 kN.S/m4 MPa MPa
1.50 3.02 6.41 11.0 21.8 21.5 42.8 274.55 138.53 298.14 149.77 286.34 144.15 3.95 0.33 17.00 1.73 36.01 95.80
2.25 3.02 6.41 9.8 19.2 19.0 37.9 308.16 157.29 337.37 169.13 322.77 163.21 3.91 0.33 17.00 1.73 46.16 122.63
3.00 3.02 6.41 7.8 15.4 15.0 30.1 387.18 196.10 427.33 212.96 407.26 204.53 3.96 0.33 17.00 1.73 72.49 193.03
3.75 3.02 6.41 6.5 12.0 11.5 22.9 464.62 251.67 557.39 279.91 511.00 265.79 3.70 0.31 17.00 1.73 122.42 321.86
4.50 3.02 6.41 6.3 11.8 11.5 24.0 479.37 255.93 557.39 267.08 518.38 261.51 3.93 0.33 17.00 1.73 118.51 315.07
5.25 3.02 6.41 5.9 12.1 11.9 24.2 511.86 249.59 538.66 264.88 525.26 257.23 4.17 0.34 17.50 1.78 118.04 316.87
6.00 3.02 6.41 5.2 10.3 10.4 20.5 580.77 293.20 616.35 313.45 598.56 303.33 3.89 0.33 17.50 1.78 164.13 435.68
6.75 3.02 6.41 4.7 9.4 9.4 19.7 648.07 319.92 684.83 324.72 666.45 322.32 4.28 0.35 17.50 1.78 185.33 499.40
7.50 3.02 6.41 4.8 9.5 9.3 19.5 629.17 317.89 690.73 328.05 659.95 322.97 4.18 0.34 18.50 1.89 196.71 528.18
8.25 3.02 6.41 4.2 8.5 8.3 16.8 719.05 355.29 772.29 381.55 745.67 368.42 4.10 0.34 18.50 1.89 255.97 685.25
9.00 3.02 6.41 4.4 8.7 8.5 17.0 686.36 347.13 754.12 377.06 720.24 362.09 3.96 0.33 18.50 1.89 247.25 658.13
9.75 3.02 6.41 2.8 5.8 6.0 12.0 1078.57 520.69 1068.33 534.17 1073.45 527.43 4.14 0.34 18.50 1.89 524.60 1406.85
10.50 3.02 6.41 2.7 5.5 5.2 11.1 1118.52 549.09 1232.69 577.48 1175.61 563.28 4.36 0.35 19.00 1.94 614.53 1660.45
11.25 3.02 6.41 2.6 5.4 5.1 11.5 1161.54 559.26 1256.86 557.39 1209.20 558.33 4.69 0.36 19.00 1.94 603.75 1647.66
12.00 3.02 6.41 2.7 6.0 6.1 12.0 1118.52 503.33 1050.82 534.17 1084.67 518.75 4.37 0.35 19.00 1.94 521.20 1409.02
12.75 3.02 6.41 3.0 6.1 6.3 11.0 1006.67 495.08 1017.46 582.73 1012.06 538.90 3.53 0.30 19.00 1.94 562.48 1464.85
13.50 3.02 6.41 3.1 6.3 6.2 11.1 974.19 479.37 1033.87 577.48 1004.03 528.42 3.61 0.31 19.50 1.99 555.04 1452.49
14.25 3.02 6.41 3.2 6.4 6.3 11.2 952.68 471.88 1022.33 572.32 987.50 522.10 3.58 0.31 19.50 1.99 541.84 1415.29
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15.00 3.02 6.41 2.7 5.7 5.6 11.8 1135.34 534.51 1142.60 543.22 1138.97 538.87 4.47 0.36 19.50 1.99 577.20 1565.15
15.75 3.02 6.41 2.6 5.4 5.6 12.0 1161.54 559.26 1144.64 534.17 1153.09 546.71 4.45 0.36 19.50 1.99 594.13 1610.11
16.50 3.02 6.41 2.7 5.7 5.6 11.8 1131.09 529.82 1144.64 543.22 1137.86 536.52 4.50 0.36 19.50 1.99 572.19 1552.99
17.25 3.02 6.41 2.8 5.9 6.0 12.0 1078.57 511.86 1068.33 534.17 1073.45 523.02 4.21 0.34 19.50 1.99 543.74 1461.97
18.00 3.02 6.41 2.7 6.0 6.1 10.9 1118.52 503.33 1050.82 588.07 1084.67 545.70 3.95 0.33 19.50 1.99 591.94 1575.22
18.75 3.02 6.41 2.7 5.7 5.9 11.7 1118.52 529.82 1086.44 547.86 1102.48 538.84 4.19 0.34 19.50 1.99 577.15 1550.32
19.50 3.02 6.41 2.5 5.1 5.0 12.1 1208.00 592.16 1282.00 529.75 1245.00 560.95 4.93 0.37 19.50 1.99 625.49 1717.15
20.25 3.02 6.41 2.6 5.3 5.1 11.0 1161.54 569.81 1256.86 582.73 1209.20 576.27 4.40 0.35 19.50 1.99 660.11 1786.35
21.00 3.02 6.41 2.6 5.0 5.2 9.5 1161.54 604.00 1232.69 674.74 1197.12 639.37 3.51 0.30 19.50 1.99 812.58 2113.45
21.75 3.02 6.41 2.5 5.1 4.8 10.0 1208.00 592.16 1335.42 641.00 1271.71 616.58 4.25 0.35 19.50 1.99 755.69 2034.83
22.50 3.02 6.41 2.3 4.8 4.7 9.4 1290.60 629.17 1363.83 681.91 1327.21 655.54 4.10 0.34 19.50 1.99 854.21 2287.00
23.25 3.02 6.41 2.3 4.7 4.7 9.6 1313.04 642.55 1363.83 667.71 1338.44 655.13 4.17 0.34 19.50 1.99 853.14 2290.63
24.00 3.02 6.41 2.3 4.6 4.7 10.3 1290.60 659.39 1352.32 619.92 1321.46 639.66 4.27 0.35 19.50 1.99 813.31 2191.06
24.75 3.02 6.41 2.3 4.7 4.6 9.4 1290.60 637.13 1387.45 679.03 1339.02 658.08 4.14 0.34 19.50 1.99 860.84 2308.37
25.50 3.02 6.41 2.3 4.8 4.5 9.4 1301.72 625.26 1424.44 681.91 1363.08 653.59 4.35 0.35 20.00 2.04 870.90 2352.69
26.25 3.02 6.41 2.2 4.9 5.0 9.0 1372.73 616.33 1282.00 712.22 1327.36 664.27 3.99 0.33 20.00 2.04 899.61 2398.25
27.00 3.02 6.41 2.2 4.5 4.6 9.8 1391.71 671.11 1393.48 654.08 1392.59 662.60 4.42 0.35 20.00 2.04 895.07 2423.29
27.75 3.02 6.41 2.0 4.6 4.8 10.1 1510.00 657.95 1341.00 634.65 1425.50 646.30 4.86 0.37 20.00 2.04 851.59 2334.44
28.50 3.02 6.41 2.2 4.5 4.6 9.7 1372.73 671.11 1393.48 660.82 1383.10 665.97 4.31 0.35 20.00 2.04 904.21 2439.71
29.25 3.02 6.41 2.3 4.3 4.5 9.9 1313.04 695.85 1430.80 647.47 1371.92 671.66 4.17 0.34 20.00 2.04 919.74 2469.27
30.00 3.02 6.41 2.2 4.6 4.5 9.4 1372.73 656.52 1424.44 681.91 1398.59 669.22 4.37 0.35 20.00 2.04 913.05 2468.03
G, Mpa E, Mpa
kN/m3
METERS
DEPTH IN
USC SOIL
CLASSIFN.
UNIT WEIGHT
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 0 300 600 900 1200 1500 0 500 1000 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500
0.00
1.00
16.0
2.0- 16.5 2.00
17.0 3.00
4.0-
17.5
4.00 S-WAVE
18.0
5.00
18.5
6.0- 6.00
SP-SM
7.00
8.0- 19.0 8.00 P-WAVE

9.00 P-WAVE
10.0- 10.00
11.00
12.0- 12.00
13.00
14.0- 14.00
15.00
19.5
16.0- SC 16.00
17.00
18.00
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18.0-
19.00
20.0- GP-GM 20.00
21.00
22.0- 22.00 S-WAVE

23.00
24.0- 24.00
25.00
20.0
26.0- 26.00
LIMESTONE
27.00
28.0- 28.00
29.00
30.00-
30.00

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20 Geotechnical File No. 2020/154
GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
APPENDIX – B: Laboratory Test Results From Borehole Samples
B3. Specific Gravity Test Results
B4. Direct Shear Test Results
B5. Unconfined Compressive Strength Test Results
B6. Chemical Analysis , TPH & Oil Contamination Test Results
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SUMMARY OF LABORATORY TEST RESULTS
(BOREHOLE SAMPLES) APPENDIX B1
PROJECT: CLIENT: JOB NO.:

GULF CONSULT AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING Geotech File No:
For Soil & Material CONSULTANCY CO.
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Testing BLOCK-15
% PASSING THRO' SIEVE # ATTERBERG LIMITS CHEMICAL ANALYSIS RESULTS
BOREHOLE NUMBER DEPTH (METER) MC (%) SOIL CLASSIFICATION
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%) SO4 (%) Cl (%) CO3 (%)
BH-01 1.50-1.95 6.5 99 75 7 NP NP 0.206 0.024 5.743 SP-SM
12.50-12.95 25.2 100 97 68 32 16 -- -- -- CL
BH-02 1.50-1.95 17.9 100 77 25 42 22 -- -- -- SC
7.00-7.45 31.5 100 81 33 37 17 -- -- -- SC
14.50-14.95 17.7 97 77 35 22 6 -- -- -- SC
BH-03 1.50-1.95 10.3 100 79 5 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
4.50-4.95 25.9 100 95 42 48 24 0.276 0.072 10.413 SC
9.50-9.95 33.0 92 71 44 58 30 -- -- -- SC
14.50-14.95 27.6 100 93 55 44 14 -- -- -- ML
BH-04 3.50-3.95 16.0 100 90 7 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
9.50-9.95 19.6 100 74 23 38 21 -- -- -- SC
12.00-12.45 31.7 100 91 70 80 52 -- -- -- CH
BH-05 0.40-1.20 1.8 100 57 9 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
4.50-4.95 24.3 100 90 28 40 28 0.275 0.035 7.979 SC
12.00-12.45 18.6 90 52 27 33 13 -- -- -- SC
19.50-19.95 36.6 100 91 45 60 25 -- -- -- SM
BH-06 1.50-1.95 14.1 100 89 17 26 7 -- -- -- SC
4.50-4.95 26.1 92 79 25 42 18 -- -- -- SC
9.50-9.95 17.6 80 59 39 40 23 -- -- -- SC
14.50-14.95 19.6 99 91 35 38 18 -- -- -- SC
BH-07 2.50-2.95 17.7 100 90 6 NP NP 0.056 0.021 4.216 SP-SM
7.00-7.45 22.2 100 98 49 42 22 -- -- -- SC
14.50-14.95 31.7 100 88 54 72 40 -- -- -- CH
BH-08 2.50-2.95 16.3 100 59 13 NP NP -- -- -- SM
7.00-7.45 21.1 100 99 6 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
12.00-12.45 28.7 96 81 17 37 17 -- -- -- SC
NOTE: SO4 - Sulfate CO3 - Carbonate LL - Liquid Limit
MC - Moisture Content Cl - Chloride PI - Plasticity Index
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Testing BLOCK-15
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%) SO4 (%) Cl (%) CO3 (%)
BH-09 0.40-1.20 8.3 100 61 1 NP NP -- -- -- SP
3.50-3.95 23.8 100 82 29 47 26 0.771 0.044 5.358 SC
7.00-7.45 18.3 99 83 17 23 5 -- -- -- SC-SM
12.00-12.45 28.1 87 63 31 52 20 -- -- -- SM
BH-10 0.00-1.20 4.0 99 74 7 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
4.50-4.95 22.8 100 84 14 NP NP 0.221 0.035 5.241 SM
9.50-9.95 24.7 93 64 28 36 20 -- -- -- SC
14.50-14.95 24.8 97 87 14 39 22 -- -- -- SC
BH-11 1.50-1.95 9.5 100 93 3 NP NP -- -- -- SP
7.00-7.45 22.7 96 78 16 44 26 -- -- -- SC
12.00-12.45 21.5 90 73 20 43 24 -- -- -- SC
17.00-17.45 34.6 92 69 51 56 23 -- -- -- MH
BH-12 2.50-2.95 8.4 100 81 7 NP NP 0.126 0.026 7.299 SP-SM
7.00-7.45 19.2 100 83 15 24 7 -- -- -- SC-SM
14.50-14.95 19.5 100 94 63 42 22 -- -- -- CL
BH-13 2.50-2.95 11.6 99 63 10 NP NP 0.105 0.030 7.419 SP-SM
7.00-7.45 21.5 100 100 7 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
14.50-14.95 23.0 100 87 18 41 22 -- -- -- SC
BH-14 1.50-1.95 2.8 100 77 3 NP NP -- -- -- SP
4.50-4.95 19.8 97 88 34 27 7 -- -- -- SC-SM
12.00-12.45 31.2 93 78 40 40 18 -- -- -- SC
BH-15 0.20-1.20 0.7 100 63 8 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
3.50-3.95 14.9 100 45 5 NP NP 0.103 0.024 8.536 SP-SM
9.00-9.45 17.8 100 78 19 NP NP -- -- -- SM
14.50-14.95 17.4 100 87 32 38 21 -- -- -- SC

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Testing BLOCK-15
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%) SO4 (%) Cl (%) CO3 (%)
BH-16 1.50-1.95 10.0 100 85 13 NP NP -- -- -- SM
4.50-4.95 17.9 100 90 9 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
9.50-9.95 22.1 100 90 51 40 23 -- -- -- CL
14.50-14.95 24.0 100 86 49 52 26 -- -- -- SC
BH-17 0.00-1.20 4.2 100 86 10 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
4.50-4.95 17.3 100 88 6 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
9.50-9.95 22.2 95 74 34 52 20 -- -- -- SM
14.50-14.95 32.3 100 86 50 96 49 -- -- -- MH
BH-18 2.50-2.95 20.3 100 80 22 36 18 -- -- -- SC
7.00-7.45 18.3 100 77 18 NP NP -- -- -- SM
12.00-12.45 25.7 100 73 31 52 26 -- -- -- SC
19.50-19.95 18.8 100 63 18 NP NP -- -- -- SM
BH-19 3.50-3.95 2.4 100 86 18 NP NP -- -- -- SM
9.50-9.95 28.6 100 100 91 54 32 -- -- -- CH
14.50-14.95 45.3 100 85 53 96 51 -- -- -- MH
BH-20 1.50-1.95 2.1 100 96 2 NP NP -- -- -- SP
4.50-4.95 23.0 100 90 23 NP NP -- -- -- SM
9.50-9.95 19.6 99 77 22 32 17 -- -- -- SC
14.50-14.95 17.8 100 99 55 37 20 -- -- -- CL
BH-21 3.50-3.95 6.5 100 70 4 NP NP -- -- -- SP
7.00-7.45 32.7 96 79 51 56 28 -- -- -- CH
14.50-14.95 38.0 91 72 37 58 31 -- -- -- SC
BH-22 2.50-2.95 15.2 100 79 4 NP NP 0.043 0.023 6.495 SP
7.00-7.45 15.7 100 65 10 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
14.50-14.95 14.1 100 81 48 37 20 -- -- -- SC

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Testing BLOCK-15
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%) SO4 (%) Cl (%) CO3 (%)
BH-23 2.50-2.95 10.8 100 77 5 NP NP 0.352 0.023 5.866 SP-SM
9.50-9.95 23.7 100 91 29 32 12 -- -- -- SC
14.50-14.95 22.4 100 98 25 27 6 -- -- -- SC-SM
BH-24 1.50-1.95 9.8 100 62 2 NP NP 0.052 0.028 6.076 SP
4.50-4.95 15.7 100 52 9 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
(Top) 12.00-12.45 19.1 98 55 13 35 18 -- -- -- SC
(Bottom) 12.00-12.45 20.3 100 88 67 58 34 -- -- -- CH
19.50-19.95 30.0 98 80 61 52 16 -- -- -- MH
BH-25 2.50-2.95 9.6 100 61 2 NP NP -- -- -- SP
4.50-4.95 29.3 100 97 87 70 42 -- -- -- CH
12.00-12.45 28.6 100 94 77 72 40 -- -- -- CH
BH-26 1.50-1.95 1.1 100 97 13 NP NP 0.447 0.044 5.238 SM
4.50-4.95 20.1 100 75 22 31 15 -- -- -- SC
12.50-12.95 17.0 100 63 16 NP NP -- -- -- SM
BH-27 2.50-2.95 13.6 99 68 4 NP NP -- -- -- SP
7.00-7.45 15.5 96 60 28 39 20 -- -- -- SC
14.50-14.95 19.8 100 94 39 47 27 -- -- -- SC
BH-28 3.50-3.95 15.6 82 72 15 26 5 0.956 0.301 19.105 SC-SM
9.50-9.95 21.0 100 83 22 27 7 -- -- -- SC-SM
14.50-14.95 17.6 93 75 27 34 17 -- -- -- SC
30.00-30.45 38.9 83 51 35 96 34 -- -- -- SM
BH-29 2.50-2.95 27.4 100 99 64 62 34 -- -- -- CH
9.50-9.95 19.9 100 82 35 44 24 -- -- -- SC
17.00-17.45 22.3 100 92 26 34 16 -- -- -- SC
22.00-22.45 19.7 99 83 25 40 24 -- -- -- SC

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Testing BLOCK-15
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%) SO4 (%) Cl (%) CO3 (%)
BH-30 0.20-1.20 5.0 100 80 20 NP NP -- -- -- SM
3.50-3.95 25.4 100 81 30 45 20 -- -- -- SC
9.50-9.95 25.2 82 59 24 61 26 -- -- -- SM
14.50-14.95 35.5 100 90 58 85 43 -- -- -- MH
BH-31 2.50-2.95 26.9 100 84 33 44 22 0.748 0.257 9.315 SC
7.00-7.45 6.3 100 94 6 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
14.50-14.95 28.3 100 82 43 64 33 -- -- -- SC
BH-32 0.20-1.20 3.6 100 83 14 NP NP -- -- -- SM
2.50-2.95 30.1 100 98 67 62 38 1.137 0.443 22.587 CH
9.50-9.95 26.4 100 84 59 58 26 -- -- -- MH
14.50-14.95 31.6 100 86 54 57 24 -- -- -- MH
BH-33 2.50-2.95 30.3 100 98 65 54 28 -- -- -- CH
7.00-7.45 22.8 100 94 27 NP NP -- -- -- SM
14.50-14.95 28.1 99 83 57 71 35 -- -- -- MH
BH-34 2.50-2.95 19.6 99 85 19 29 10 1.107 0.270 11.596 SC
7.00-7.45 18.8 97 83 26 34 14 -- -- -- SC
12.00-12.45 17.4 98 90 46 32 17 -- -- -- SC
BH-35 3.50-3.95 8.2 100 77 3 NP NP 0.409 0.031 4.457 SP
9.50-9.95 34.2 100 84 39 68 37 -- -- -- SC
12.00-12.45 25.9 89 60 32 46 21 -- -- -- SC
BH-36 0.00-0.20 4.6 98 78 17 23 5 -- -- -- SC-SM
3.50-3.95 10.7 100 76 4 NP NP -- -- -- SP
12.00-12.45 32.2 83 59 36 52 18 -- -- -- SM
BH-37 2.50-2.95 10.5 100 69 2 NP NP 0.075 0.024 3.456 SP
7.00-7.45 28.8 97 78 23 26 7 -- -- -- SC-SM
14.50-14.95 26.1 98 71 35 62 34 -- -- -- SC
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Testing BLOCK-15
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%) SO4 (%) Cl (%) CO3 (%)
BH-38 3.50-3.95 12.4 99 81 4 NP NP -- -- -- SP
9.50-9.95 19.8 100 84 26 38 22 -- -- -- SC
12.00-12.45 22.2 100 78 41 54 29 -- -- -- SC
BH-39 3.50-3.95 15.3 100 90 3 NP NP 0.050 0.024 13.060 SP
9.50-9.95 21.3 87 58 42 26 6 -- -- -- SC-SM
17.00-17.45 24.9 98 70 30 61 33 -- -- -- SC
27.00-27.45 29.9 62 37 22 58 21 -- -- -- SM
BH-40 2.50-2.95 16.7 100 87 2 NP NP 0.056 0.023 14.205 SP
7.00-7.45 22.9 100 86 58 62 40 -- -- -- CH
12.00-12.45 51.4 94 68 45 56 22 -- -- -- SM
19.50-19.95 32.7 100 92 31 78 35 -- -- -- SM
24.50-24.95 42.5 90 74 60 75 21 -- -- -- MH
29.50-29.95 24.5 72 55 44 56 19 -- -- -- SM
BH-41 2.50-2.95 13.0 99 71 9 NP NP 0.058 0.035 26.225 SP-SM
7.00-7.45 28.2 100 82 55 72 44 -- -- -- CH
12.00-12.45 15.6 100 78 34 36 17 -- -- -- SC
19.50-19.95 24.7 100 65 14 NP NP -- -- -- SM
BH-42 0.75-1.20 4.1 99 81 11 NP NP 0.818 0.035 8.637 SP-SM
4.50-4.95 4.3 99 53 7 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
12.00-12.45 15.5 93 53 27 38 20 -- -- -- SC
17.00-17.45 26.9 83 63 42 32 6 -- -- -- SM
BH-43 3.50-3.95 12.5 100 83 3 NP NP -- -- -- SP
7.00-7.45 17.0 100 72 7 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
14.50-14.95 20.7 99 71 18 26 6 -- -- -- SC-SM
19.50-19.95 14.6 96 57 30 37 21 -- -- -- SC

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Testing BLOCK-15
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%) SO4 (%) Cl (%) CO3 (%)
BH-44 1.50-1.95 3.9 100 95 15 NP NP -- -- -- SM
7.00-7.45 17.8 84 68 24 26 7 -- -- -- SC-SM
9.50-9.95 24.8 100 72 36 62 26 -- -- -- SM
17.00-17.45 19.1 95 57 26 46 23 -- -- -- SC
22.00-22.45 19.0 37 19 15 NP NP -- -- -- GM
BH-45 1.50-1.95 6.4 100 67 3 NP NP -- -- -- SP
7.00-7.45 28.2 100 86 31 51 22 -- -- -- SM
17.00-17.45 33.0 99 85 48 86 40 -- -- -- SM
BH-46 3.50-3.95 12.2 100 85 9 NP NP 0.316 0.049 6.588 SP-SM
9.50-9.95 18.6 100 87 54 56 24 -- -- -- MH
14.50-14.95 16.8 99 72 30 26 6 -- -- -- SC-SM
BH-47 2.50-2.95 17.6 100 87 29 34 14 -- -- -- SC
9.50-9.95 21.3 100 99 12 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
BH-48 0.35-1.20 0.5 100 82 1 NP NP 0.052 0.021 4.652 SP
3.50-3.95 13.1 100 73 6 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
12.00-12.45 28.2 100 96 56 49 24 -- -- -- CL
BH-49 1.50-1.95 4.4 100 71 1 NP NP -- -- -- SP
12.00-12.45 25.0 100 97 37 37 16 -- -- -- SC
BH-50 2.50-2.95 10.8 100 54 2 NP NP 0.058 0.021 5.797 SP
9.50-9.95 22.4 96 64 36 48 18 -- -- -- SM
14.50-14.95 30.6 87 58 37 47 16 -- -- -- SM
27.50-27.95 36.0 59 46 38 92 28 -- -- -- GM
BH-51 1.50-1.95 8.6 100 72 2 NP NP -- -- -- SP
7.00-7.45 24.5 99 71 28 56 20 -- -- -- SM
14.50-14.95 18.2 100 98 8 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM

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Testing BLOCK-15
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%) SO4 (%) Cl (%) CO3 (%)
BH-52 0.15-1.20 7.2 100 83 4 NP NP -- -- -- SP
4.50-4.95 16.2 100 94 6 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
9.50-9.95 13.9 100 94 12 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
14.50-14.95 20.7 97 73 40 75 37 -- -- -- SM
19.50-19.95 21.9 90 61 34 72 34 -- -- -- SM
BH-53 2.50-2.95 13.2 100 82 1 NP NP 0.048 0.026 2.965 SP
7.00-7.45 17.2 100 80 7 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
12.00-12.45 22.3 100 95 37 40 19 -- -- -- SC
BH-54 1.50-1.95 14.2 97 75 6 NP NP 0.051 0.033 10.776 SP-SM
4.50-4.95 14.2 100 60 7 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
9.50-9.95 21.8 100 82 24 37 19 -- -- -- SC
14.50-14.95 18.5 82 59 31 32 14 -- -- -- SC
BH-55 1.50-1.95 6.4 100 77 5 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
4.50-4.95 17.8 98 79 25 NP NP -- -- -- SM
12.00-12.45 20.4 84 55 23 34 8 -- -- -- SM
BH-56 3.50-3.95 12.1 100 77 1 NP NP -- -- -- SP
14.50-14.95 23.3 99 73 25 46 22 -- -- -- SC
BH-57 1.50-1.95 9.3 100 76 2 NP NP -- -- -- SP
12.00-12.45 22.1 100 53 8 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
BH-58 0.00-1.20 7.2 98 86 29 NP NP -- -- -- SM
4.50-4.95 18.5 100 61 15 NP NP 0.648 0.399 17.573 SM
9.50-9.95 18.5 100 85 25 34 16 -- -- -- SC
17.00-17.45 18.1 99 60 17 NP NP -- -- -- SM
BH-59 3.50-3.95 15.0 100 83 7 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
7.00-7.45 15.7 100 44 3 NP NP -- -- -- SP
14.50-14.95 19.5 100 85 31 24 5 -- -- -- SC-SM

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Testing BLOCK-15
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%) SO4 (%) Cl (%) CO3 (%)
BH-59 19.50-19.95 22.2 100 88 32 42 20 -- -- -- SC
BH-60 2.50-2.95 17.0 100 84 3 NP NP 0.049 0.031 11.092 SP
7.00-7.45 15.8 100 74 7 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
12.00-12.45 21.1 100 86 26 26 7 -- -- -- SC-SM
17.00-17.45 23.9 100 95 36 35 16 -- -- -- SC
24.50-24.95 24.6 100 96 38 32 12 -- -- -- SC
BH-61 1.50-1.95 4.0 100 94 16 NP NP 0.679 0.033 10.519 SM
4.50-4.95 18.6 96 80 31 36 17 -- -- -- SC
12.00-12.45 12.8 93 58 31 45 24 -- -- -- SC
19.50-19.95 15.5 82 60 37 24 6 -- -- -- SC-SM
BH-62 1.50-1.95 15.4 100 73 3 NP NP -- -- -- SP
7.00-7.45 26.7 100 94 31 44 22 -- -- -- SC
12.00-12.45 26.1 98 88 16 26 6 -- -- -- SC-SM
BH-63 3.50-3.95 27.5 100 90 31 54 28 -- -- -- SC
7.00-7.45 22.4 100 92 19 NP NP -- -- -- SM
14.50-14.95 35.7 96 55 40 90 34 -- -- -- SM
BH-64 1.50-1.95 8.9 100 77 3 NP NP -- -- -- SP
4.50-4.95 26.3 97 81 36 49 16 1.380 0.441 40.810 SM
9.50-9.95 19.7 99 74 12 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
14.50-14.95 33.3 74 53 36 54 18 -- -- -- SM
BH-65 2.50-2.95 10.4 100 59 3 NP NP -- -- -- SP
9.50-9.95 26.0 97 77 31 46 25 -- -- -- SC
14.50-14.95 17.5 100 90 36 37 20 -- -- -- SC
BH-66 0.00-1.20 1.2 100 78 8 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
4.50-4.95 15.6 100 83 2 NP NP -- -- -- SP
9.50-9.95 30.2 100 89 56 51 21 -- -- -- MH

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Testing BLOCK-15
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%) SO4 (%) Cl (%) CO3 (%)
BH-66 17.00-17.45 18.8 86 73 29 39 10 -- -- -- SM
BH-67 1.50-1.95 11.5 100 80 3 NP NP -- -- -- SP
4.50-4.95 18.8 100 79 9 NP NP 0.601 0.029 11.119 SP-SM
9.50-9.95 26.8 100 94 27 52 20 -- -- -- SM
14.50-14.95 22.5 100 86 36 54 32 -- -- -- SC
BH-68 2.50-2.95 13.2 100 53 6 NP NP 0.053 0.030 10.500 SP-SM
7.00-7.45 21.3 99 70 35 27 7 -- -- -- SC-SM
14.50-14.95 29.6 100 99 71 61 34 -- -- -- CH
BH-69 1.50-1.95 11.3 100 80 2 NP NP -- -- -- SP
4.50-4.95 19.7 97 89 31 35 19 -- -- -- SC
9.50-9.95 22.8 100 94 22 NP NP -- -- -- SM
14.50-14.95 26.7 100 87 32 52 29 -- -- -- SC
BH-70 1.50-1.95 14.0 100 77 10 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
4.50-4.95 24.0 100 79 19 34 16 -- -- -- SC
12.00-12.45 28.4 100 88 40 42 18 -- -- -- SC
BH-71 3.50-3.95 16.0 100 89 4 NP NP -- -- -- SP
7.00-7.45 19.5 100 98 50 40 22 -- -- -- CL
12.00-12.45 21.6 100 86 38 52 30 -- -- -- SC
19.50-19.95 19.0 99 56 18 24 5 -- -- -- SC-SM
BH-72 2.50-2.95 16.4 100 88 6 NP NP 0.049 0.031 10.240 SP-SM
7.00-7.45 16.8 100 61 18 NP NP -- -- -- SM
14.50-14.95 24.8 100 95 60 40 19 -- -- -- CL
BH-73 3.50-3.95 16.1 100 84 5 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
7.00-7.45 20.8 100 96 11 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
14.50-14.95 22.1 97 75 36 40 18 -- -- -- SC
19.50-19.95 19.3 93 76 37 42 20 -- -- -- SC
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Testing BLOCK-15
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%) SO4 (%) Cl (%) CO3 (%)
CHST-01 1.50-1.95 4.6 100 94 7 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
5.25-5.70 33.5 100 95 66 72 42 -- -- -- CH
10.50-10.95 15.0 100 97 12 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
15.00-15.45 13.7 95 78 42 34 15 -- -- -- SC
19.50-19.95 30.3 99 65 33 56 34 -- -- -- SC
CHST-02 2.25-2.70 7.6 91 79 19 NP NP -- -- -- SM
6.75-7.20 29.5 100 84 38 64 30 -- -- -- SM
10.50-10.95 13.8 97 66 17 27 7 -- -- -- SC-SM
15.00-15.45 38.7 96 75 48 69 32 -- -- -- SM
20.25-20.70 33.1 93 81 58 86 35 -- -- -- MH
23.25-23.70 29.3 69 46 29 88 36 -- -- -- SM
CHST-03 0.75-1.20 8.8 100 72 3 NP NP -- -- -- SP
6.75-7.20 25.3 99 82 33 74 32 -- -- -- SM
11.25-11.70 13.1 79 57 20 34 14 -- -- -- SC
15.00-15.45 13.7 94 74 15 32 16 -- -- -- SC
21.75-22.20 12.4 100 72 3 NP NP -- -- -- GP-GM
26.25-26.70 9.3 59 35 6 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
30.00-30.45 9.1 65 39 7 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
CHST-04 2.25-2.70 9.3 99 79 7 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
7.50-7.95 21.9 99 88 17 27 7 -- -- -- SC-SM
14.25-14.70 30.6 98 88 38 62 38 -- -- -- SC
17.25-17.70 21.5 100 77 12 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
27.75-28.20 23.3 47 26 21 81 29 -- -- -- GM
CHST-05 2.25-2.70 6.8 100 76 4 NP NP -- -- -- SP
5.25-5.70 17.0 67 48 17 28 12 -- -- -- SC
8.25-8.70 19.5 77 61 18 26 6 -- -- -- SC-SM

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Testing BLOCK-15
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%) SO4 (%) Cl (%) CO3 (%)
CHST-05 12.00-12.45 39.0 93 71 44 90 48 -- -- -- SM
18.00-18.45 42.4 100 89 47 98 46 -- -- -- SM
CHST-06 1.50-1.95 14.7 100 82 4 NP NP -- -- -- SP
4.50-4.95 20.7 100 83 15 NP NP -- -- -- SM
7.50-7.95 26.5 58 38 22 69 33 -- -- -- GM
9.75-10.20 40.0 100 92 62 84 34 -- -- -- MH
14.00-14.45 30.1 100 72 36 64 18 -- -- -- SM
20.75-21.20 48.0 96 64 32 78 26 -- -- -- SM
28.25-28.70 53.9 100 63 28 96 31 -- -- -- SM

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GULF CONSULT WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING Geotech File No:
For Soil & Material BLOCK-15, SADAR SOUTH &
CONSULTANCY CO.
16057-A1/20 2020/154
Testing SADARA NORTH
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%) SO4 (%) Cl (%) CO3 (%)
SADARA SOUTH
BH-01 0.00-1.20 1.5 93 76 21 NP NP 1.113 0.071 55.928 SM
3.50-3.95 28.5 100 88 27 47 19 -- -- -- SM
9.50-9.95 20.6 100 92 13 NP NP -- -- -- SM
14.50-14.95 21.8 94 73 19 34 14 -- -- -- SC
BH-02 2.50-2.95 14.0 100 91 6 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
7.00-7.45 23.1 93 87 19 29 10 -- -- -- SC
14.50-14.95 23.7 97 73 17 36 16 -- -- -- SC
19.50-19.95 28.7 100 87 27 46 21 -- -- -- SC
24.50-24.95 36.5 99 96 85 86 46 -- -- -- MH
29.50-29.95 28.8 70 49 36 56 24 -- -- -- SM
BH-03 0.00-0.15 2.1 94 89 44 26 7 0.057 0.099 40.302 SC-SM
4.50-4.95 13.4 100 69 10 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
9.50-9.95 18.6 100 93 21 24 5 -- -- -- SC-SM
14.50-14.95 21.1 100 98 88 52 31 -- -- -- CH
BH-04 1.50-1.95 14.8 100 79 9 NP NP 0.060 0.033 31.343 SP-SM
4.50-4.95 19.9 100 95 3 NP NP -- -- -- SP
7.00-7.45 15.5 100 62 3 NP NP -- -- -- SP
12.00-12.45 20.5 100 98 9 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
BH-05 1.50-1.95 5.6 100 78 4 NP NP 0.888 0.067 14.042 SP
3.00-3.45 23.0 100 92 10 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
7.00-7.45 20.9 100 97 8 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
12.00-12.45 19.6 100 98 88 54 34 -- -- -- CH
BH-06 2.50-2.95 11.0 100 79 2 NP NP 0.053 0.030 34.100 SP
7.00-7.45 10.3 100 79 2 NP NP -- -- -- SP
9.50-9.95 21.4 100 94 16 NP NP -- -- -- SM
14.50-14.95 10.6 99 91 56 26 6 -- -- -- CL-ML

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CONSULTANCY CO.
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#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%) SO4 (%) Cl (%) CO3 (%)
SADARA SOUTH
CHST-01 1.50-1.95 4.1 100 85 6 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
7.50-7.95 12.1 100 69 5 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
12.75-13.20 21.0 98 81 43 44 26 -- -- -- SC
17.25-17.70 22.5 98 81 29 32 16 -- -- -- SC
(Top) 19.50-19.95 16.1 44 24 9 NP NP -- -- -- GP-GM
(Bottom) 19.50-19.95 23.1 100 93 29 35 20 -- -- -- SC

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CONSULTANCY CO.
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#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%) SO4 (%) Cl (%) CO3 (%)
SADARA NORTH
BH-01 2.50-2.95 10.4 98 73 9 NP NP 0.637 0.021 8.845 SP-SM
4.50-4.95 17.1 100 82 4 NP NP -- -- -- SP
9.50-9.95 14.3 100 62 6 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
14.50-14.95 31.2 100 90 26 58 26 -- -- -- SM
BH-02 1.50-1.95 14.2 99 71 4 NP NP 0.251 0.020 6.167 SP
3.00-3.45 8.4 100 64 3 NP NP -- -- -- SP
4.50-4.95 17.6 100 84 4 NP NP -- -- -- SP
9.50-9.95 22.9 90 83 26 40 18 -- -- -- SC
BH-03 2.25-2.70 15.0 100 80 3 NP NP -- -- -- SP
3.75-4.20 13.5 100 66 3 NP NP -- -- -- SP
7.00-7.45 17.9 89 50 10 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
12.00-12.45 16.9 100 63 14 NP NP -- -- -- SM
19.50-19.95 19.9 94 64 16 22 6 -- -- -- SC-SM
24.50-24.95 18.8 100 66 13 NP NP -- -- -- SM
BH-04 0.00-1.20 6.7 100 85 13 NP NP 0.313 0.024 19.503 SM
3.50-3.95 8.9 100 81 7 NP NP -- -- -- SP-SM
9.50-9.95 45.9 100 95 75 72 30 -- -- -- MH
14.50-14.95 17.4 77 49 29 24 7 -- -- -- SC-SM

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GULF CONSULT APPENDIX-B2
For Soil & Material Location : JUBAIL IND. CITY
Testing
Job No. : GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20 Geotech. File No.: 2020/154
U.S. STANDARD SIEVE OPENING IN INCHES U.S. STANDARD SIEVE NUMBERS HYDROMETER
3" 2½ 2"
"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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PERCENT PASS BY WEIGHT

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0
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GRAIN SIZE IN MILLIMETERS
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY
Coarse Fine Coarse Medium Fine
% Passing Atterberg Limit

Borehole / Test Pit
Symbols Depth (m) Classifn.*
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-01/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 99 75 7 NP NP SP-SM
BH-01/SPT-07 12.50-12.95 100 97 68 32 16 s(CL)
TEST METHOD : ASTM STD. * Classification as per ASTM D-2487

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
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"
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#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-02/SPT-02 1.50-1.95 100 77 25 42 22 SC
BH-02/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 81 33 37 17 SC
BH-02/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 97 77 35 22 6 SC

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PI : Plastic Index
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"
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#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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80

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30
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10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-03/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 79 5 NP NP SP-SM
BH-03/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 100 95 42 48 24 SC
BH-03/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 92 71 44 58 30 SC
BH-03/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 93 55 44 14 s(ML)

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
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"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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80

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30
20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-04/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 100 90 7 NP NP SP-SM
BH-04/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 74 23 38 21 SC
BH-04/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 100 91 70 80 52 s(CH)

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PI : Plastic Index
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"
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#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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80

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40
30
20
10
0
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GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-05/HE-02 0.40-1.20 100 57 9 NP NP SP-SM
BH-05/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 100 90 28 40 28 SC
BH-05/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 90 52 27 33 13 SC
BH-05/SPT-10 19.50-19.95 100 91 45 60 25 SM

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PI : Plastic Index
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3" 2½ 2"
"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
100
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70
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0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-06/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 89 17 26 7 SC
BH-06/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 92 79 25 42 18 SC
BH-06/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 80 59 39 40 23 (SC)g
BH-06/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 99 91 35 38 18 SC

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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-07/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 90 6 NP NP SP-SM
BH-07/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 98 49 42 22 SC
BH-07/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 88 54 72 40 CH

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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-08/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 59 13 NP NP SM
BH-08/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 99 6 NP NP SP-SM
BH-08/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 96 81 17 37 17 SC

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514 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-09/HE-02 0.40-1.20 100 61 1 NP NP SP
BH-09/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 100 82 29 47 26 SC
BH-09/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 99 83 17 23 5 SC-SM
BH-09/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 87 63 31 52 20 SM

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
515 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-10-HE-01 0.00-1.20 99 74 7 NP NP SP-SM
BH-10-SPT-04 4.50-4.95 100 84 14 NP NP SM
BH-10-SPT-06 9.50-9.95 93 64 28 36 20 SC
BH-10-SPT-08 14.50-14.95 97 87 14 39 22 SC

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Issue No. 02
516 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-11-SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 93 3 NP NP SP
BH-11-SPT-05 7.00-7.45 96 78 16 44 26 SC
BH-11-SPT-07 12.00-12.45 90 73 20 43 24 SC
BH-11-SPT-09 17.00-17.45 92 69 51 56 23 s(MH)

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Issue No. 02
517 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-12/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 81 7 NP NP SP-SM
BH-12/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 83 15 24 7 SC-SM
BH-12/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 94 63 42 22 s(CL)

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Issue No. 02
518 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-13-SPT-02 2.50-2.95 99 63 10 NP NP SP-SM
BH-13-SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 100 7 NP NP SP-SM
BH-13-SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 87 18 41 22 SC

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Issue No. 02
519 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-14/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 77 3 NP NP SP
BH-14/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 97 88 34 27 7 SC-SM
BH-14/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 93 78 40 40 18 SC

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Issue No. 02
520 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-15/HE-02 0.20-1.20 100 63 8 NP NP SP-SM
BH-15/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 100 45 5 NP NP SP-SM
BH-15/SPT-06 9.00-9.45 100 78 19 NP NP SM
BH-15/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 87 32 38 21 SC

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521 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-16/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 85 13 NP NP SM
BH-16/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 100 90 9 NP NP SP-SM
BH-16/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 90 51 40 23 s(CL)
BH-16/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 86 49 52 26 SC

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Issue No. 02
522 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-17-HE-01 0.00-1.20 100 86 10 NP NP SP-SM
BH-17-SPT-04 4.50-4.95 100 88 6 NP NP SP-SM
BH-17-SPT-06 9.50-9.95 95 74 34 52 20 SM
BH-17-SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 86 50 96 49 s(MH)

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Issue No. 02
523 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-18/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 80 22 36 18 SC
BH-18/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 77 18 NP NP SM
BH-18/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 100 73 31 52 26 SC
BH-18/SPT-10 19.50-19.95 100 63 18 NP NP SM

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Issue No. 02
524 of 1134
1 Of 1
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SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-19/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 100 86 18 NP NP SM
BH-19/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 100 91 54 32 CH
BH-19/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 85 53 96 51 s(MH)

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
525 of 1134
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SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-20/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 96 2 NP NP SP
BH-20/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 100 90 23 NP NP SM
BH-20/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 99 77 22 32 17 SC
BH-20/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 99 55 37 20 s(CL)

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PI : Plastic Index
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Issue No. 02
526 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-21/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 100 70 4 NP NP SP
BH-21/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 96 79 51 56 28 s(CH)
BH21/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 91 72 37 58 31 SC

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Issue No. 02
527 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-22/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 79 4 NP NP SP
BH-22/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 65 10 NP NP SP-SM
BH-22/SPT-07 14.50-14.95 100 81 48 37 20 SC

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Issue No. 02
528 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-23/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 77 5 NP NP SP-SM
BH-23/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 91 29 32 12 SC
BH-23/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 98 25 27 6 SC-SM

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Issue No. 02
529 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-24/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 62 2 NP NP SP
BH-24/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 100 52 9 NP NP SP-SM
BH-24/SPT-07(Top) 12.00-12.45 98 55 13 35 18 SC
BH-24/SPT-07(Bottom) 12.00-12.45 100 88 67 58 34 s(CH)

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530 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-24/SPT-10 19.50-19.95 98 80 61 52 16 s(MH)

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Issue No. 02
531 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-25/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 61 2 NP NP SP
BH-25/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 100 97 87 70 42 CH
BH-25/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 100 94 77 72 40 (CH)s

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Issue No. 02
532 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-26/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 97 13 NP NP SM
BH-26/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 100 75 22 31 15 SC
BH-26/SPT-03 12.50-12.95 100 63 16 NP NP SM

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Issue No. 02
533 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-27/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 99 68 4 NP NP SP
BH-27/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 96 60 28 39 20 SC
BH-27/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 94 39 47 27 SC

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
534 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-28/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 82 72 15 26 5 (SC-SM)g
BH-28/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 83 22 27 7 SC-SM
BH-28/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 93 75 27 34 17 SC
BH-28/SPT-14 30.00-30.45 83 51 35 96 34 (SM)g

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
535 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-29/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 99 64 62 34 s(CH)
BH-29/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 82 35 44 24 SC
BH-29/SPT-09 17.00-17.45 100 92 26 34 16 SC
BH-29/SPT-11 22.00-22.45 99 83 25 40 24 SC

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Issue No. 02
536 of 1134
1 Of 1
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SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-30/HE-02 0.20-1.20 100 80 20 NP NP SM
BH-30/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 100 81 30 45 20 SC
BH-30/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 82 59 24 61 26 (SM)g
BH-30/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 90 58 85 43 s(MH)

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
537 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-31/SPT-03 2.50-2.95 100 84 33 44 22 SC
BH-31/SPT-06 7.00-7.95 100 94 6 NP NP SP-SM
BH-31/SPT-09 14.50-14.95 100 82 43 64 33 SC

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
538 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-32/HE-02 0.20-1.20 100 83 14 NP NP SM
BH-32/SPT-03 2.50-2.95 100 98 67 62 38 s(CH)
BH-32/SPT-07 9.50-9.95 100 84 59 58 26 s(MH)
BH-32/SPT-09 14.50-14.95 100 86 54 57 24 s(MH)

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Issue No. 02
539 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-33/SPT-03 2.50-2.95 100 98 65 54 28 s(CH)
BH-33/SPT-06 7.00-7.45 100 94 27 NP NP SM
BH-33/SPT-09 14.50-14.95 99 83 57 71 35 s(MH)

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PI : Plastic Index
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Issue No. 02
540 of 1134
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No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-34/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 99 85 19 29 10 SC
BH-34/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 97 83 26 34 14 SC
BH-34/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 98 90 46 32 17 SC

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Issue No. 02
541 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-35/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 100 77 3 NP NP SP
BH-35/SPT-07 9.50-9.95 100 84 39 68 37 SC
BH-35/SPT-08 12.00-12.45 89 60 32 46 21 SC

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Issue No. 02
542 of 1134
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#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-36/HE-1 0.00-0.20 98 78 17 23 5 SC-SM
BH-36/SPT-04 3.50-3.95 100 76 4 NP NP SP
BH-35/SPT-08 12.00-12.45 83 59 36 52 18 (SM)g

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Issue No. 02
543 of 1134
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#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-37/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 69 2 NP NP SP
BH-37/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 97 78 23 26 7 SC-SM
BH-37/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 98 71 35 62 34 SC

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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-38/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 99 81 4 NP NP SP
BH-38/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 84 26 38 22 SC
BH-38/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 100 78 41 54 29 SC

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Issue No. 02
545 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-39/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 100 90 3 NP NP SP
BH-39/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 87 58 42 26 6 SC-SM
BH-39/SPT-09 17.00-17.45 98 70 30 61 33 SC
BH-39/SPT-13 27.00-27.45 62 37 22 58 21 (SM)g

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Form No. GREP-139
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-40/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 87 2 NP NP SP
BH-40/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 86 58 62 40 s(CH)
BH-40/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 94 68 45 56 22 SM
BH-40/SPT-10 19.50-19.95 100 92 31 78 35 SM

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Issue No. 02
547 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-40/SPT-12 24.50-24.95 90 74 60 75 21 s(MH)
BH-40/SPT-14 29.50-29.95 72 55 44 56 19 (SM)g

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Issue No. 02
548 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-41/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 99 71 9 NP NP SP-SM
BH-41/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 82 55 72 44 s(CH)
BH-41/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 100 78 34 36 17 SC
BH-41/SPT-10 19.50-19.95 100 65 14 NP NP SM

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Issue No. 02
549 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-42/SPT-01 0.75-1.20 99 81 11 NP NP SP-SM
BH-42/SPT-05 4.50-4.95 99 53 7 NP NP SP-SM
BH-42/SPT-08 12.00-12.45 93 53 27 38 20 SC
BH-42/SPT-10 17.00-17.45 83 63 42 32 6 (SM)g

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Issue No. 02
550 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-43/SPT-04 3.50-3.95 100 83 3 NP NP SP
BH-43/SPT-06 7.00-7.45 100 72 7 NP NP SP-SM
BH-43/SPT-09 14.50-14.95 99 71 18 26 6 SC-SM
BH-43/SPT-11 19.50-19.95 96 57 30 37 21 SC

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Issue No. 02
551 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-44/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 95 15 NP NP SM
BH-44/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 84 68 24 26 7 (SC-SM)g
BH-44/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 72 36 62 26 SM
BH-44/SPT-09 17.00-17.45 95 57 26 46 23 SC

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PI : Plastic Index
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Issue No. 02
552 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-44/SPT-11 22.00-22.45 37 19 15 NP NP (GM)s

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
553 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-45/SPT-02 1.50-1.95 100 67 3 NP NP SP
BH-45/SPT-06 7.00-7.45 100 86 31 51 22 SM
BH-45/SPT-10 17.00-17.45 99 85 48 86 40 SM

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
554 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-46/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 100 85 9 NP NP SP-SM
BH-46/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 87 54 56 24 s(MH)
BH-46/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 99 72 30 26 6 SC-SM

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Issue No. 02
555 of 1134
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No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-47/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 87 29 34 14 SC
BH-47/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 99 12 NP NP SP-SM

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Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-48/HE- 0.35-1.20 100 82 1 NP NP SP
BH-48/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 100 73 6 NP NP SP-SM
BH-48/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 100 96 56 49 24 s(CL)

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
557 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-49/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 71 1 NP NP SP
BH-49/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 100 97 37 37 16 SC

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
558 of 1134
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SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-50/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 54 2 NP NP SP
BH-50/SPT-06 9.50-.9.95 96 64 36 48 18 SM
BH-50/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 87 58 37 47 16 SM
BH-50/SPT-13 27.50-27.95 59 46 38 92 28 (GM)s

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
559 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-51/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 72 2 NP NP SP
BH-51/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 99 71 28 56 20 SM
BH-51/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 98 8 NP NP SP-SM

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Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
560 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-52/HE-01 0.15-1.20 100 83 4 NP NP SP
BH-52/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 100 94 6 NP NP SP-SM
BH-52/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 94 12 NP NP SP-SM
BH-52/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 97 73 40 75 37 SM

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
561 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-52/SPT-10 19.50-19.95 90 61 34 72 34 SM

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
562 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-53/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 82 1 NP NP SP
BH-53/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 80 7 NP NP SP-SM
BH-53/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 100 95 37 40 19 SC

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
563 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-54/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 97 75 6 NP NP SP-SM
BH-54/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 100 60 7 NP NP SP-SM
BH-54/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 82 24 37 19 SC
BH-54/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 82 59 31 32 14 SC

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
564 of 1134
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SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-55/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 77 5 NP NP SP-SM
BH-55/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 98 79 25 NP NP SM
BH-55/SPT-07 12.00-12.10 84 55 23 34 8 (SM)g

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
565 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-56/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 100 77 1 NP NP SP
BH-56/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 99 73 25 46 22 SC

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
566 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-57/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 76 2 NP NP SP
BH-57/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 100 53 8 NP NP SP-SM

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
567 of 1134
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#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-58/HE-01 0.00-1.20 98 86 29 NP NP SM
BH-58/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 100 61 15 NP NP SM
BH-58/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 85 25 34 16 SC
BH-58/SPT-09 17.00-17.45 99 60 17 NP NP SM

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-59/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 100 83 7 NP NP SP-SM
BH-59/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 44 3 NP NP SP
BH-59/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 85 31 24 5 SC-SM
BH-59/SPT-10 19.50-19.95 100 88 32 42 20 SC

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PI : Plastic Index
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Issue No. 02
569 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-60/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 84 3 NP NP SP
BH-60/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 74 7 NP NP SP-SM
BH-60/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 100 86 26 26 7 SC-SM
BH-60/SPT-09 17.00-17.45 100 95 36 35 16 SC

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
570 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-60/SPT-12 24.50-24.95 100 96 38 32 12 SC

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
571 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-61/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 94 16 NP NP SM
BH-61/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 96 80 31 36 17 SC
BH-61/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 93 58 31 45 24 SC
BH-61/SPT-10 19.50-19.95 82 60 37 24 6 SC-SM

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
572 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-62/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 73 3 NP NP SP
BH-62/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 94 31 44 22 SC
BH-62/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 98 88 16 26 6 SC-SM

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
573 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-63/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 100 90 31 54 28 SC
BH-63/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 92 19 NP NP SM
BH-63/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 96 55 40 90 34 SM

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
574 of 1134
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Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-64/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 77 3 NP NP SP
BH-64/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 97 81 36 49 16 SM
BH-64/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 99 74 12 NP NP SP-SM
BH-64/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 74 53 36 54 18 (SM)g

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
575 of 1134
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#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-65/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 59 3 NP NP SP
BH-65/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 97 77 31 46 25 SC
BH-65/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 90 36 37 20 SC

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
576 of 1134
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No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-66/HE-01 0.00-1.20 100 78 8 NP NP SP-SM
BH-66/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 100 83 2 NP NP SP
BH-66/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 89 56 51 21 s(MH)
BH-66/SPT-09 17.00-17.45 86 73 29 39 10 SM

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
577 of 1134
1 Of 1
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3" 2½ 2"
"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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70
60
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40
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20
10
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100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-67/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 80 3 NP NP SP
BH-67/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 100 79 9 NP NP SP-SM
BH-67/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 94 27 52 20 SM
BH-67/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 86 36 54 32 SC

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
578 of 1134
1 Of 1
Testing
3" 2½ 2"
"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
100
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80

70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-68/SPT-03 2.50-2.95 100 53 6 NP NP SP-SM
BH-68/SPT-06 7.00-7.45 99 70 35 27 7 SC-SM
BH-68/SPT-09 14.50-14.95 100 99 71 61 34 (CH)s

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
579 of 1134
1 Of 1
Testing
3" 2½ 2"
"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
100
90
80

70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-69/SPT-02 1.50-1.95 100 80 2 NP NP SP
BH-69/SPT-05 4.50-4.95 97 89 31 35 19 SC
BH-69/SPT-07 9.50-9.95 100 94 22 NP NP SM
BH-69/SPT-09 14.50-14.95 100 87 32 52 29 SC

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
580 of 1134
1 Of 1
Testing
3" 2½ 2"
"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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70
60
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40
30
20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-70/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 77 10 NP NP SP-SM
BH-70/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 100 79 19 34 16 SC
BH-70/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 100 88 40 42 18 SC

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
581 of 1134
1 Of 1
Testing
3" 2½ 2"
"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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70
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20
10
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100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-71/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 100 89 4 NP NP SP
BH-71/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 98 50 40 22 s(CL)
BH-71/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 100 86 38 52 30 SC
BH-71/SPT-10 19.50-19.95 99 56 18 24 5 SC-SM

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
582 of 1134
1 Of 1
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3" 2½ 2"
"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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70
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100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-72/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 88 6 NP NP SP-SM
BH-72/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 61 18 NP NP SM
BH-72/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 95 60 40 19 s(CL)

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
583 of 1134
1 Of 1
Testing
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"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-73/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 100 84 5 NP NP SP-SM
BH-73/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 96 11 NP NP SP-SM
BH-73/SPT-08 14.50-14.58 97 75 36 40 18 SC
BH-73/SPT-10 19.50-19.60 93 76 37 42 20 SC

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
584 of 1134
1 Of 1
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"
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#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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20
10
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100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
CHST-01/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 94 7 NP NP SP-SM
CHST-01/SPT-06 5.25-5.70 100 95 66 72 42 s(CH)
CHST-01/SPT-19 15.00-15.45 95 78 42 34 15 SC

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
585 of 1134
1 Of 1
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"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
CHST-01/SPT-25 19.50-19.95 99 65 33 56 34 SC

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
586 of 1134
1 Of 2
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"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
100
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70
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40
30
20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
CHST-02/SPT-03 2.25-2.70 91 79 19 NP NP SM
CHST-02/SPT-09 6.75-7.20 100 84 38 64 30 SM
CHST-02/SPT-14 10.50-10.95 97 66 17 27 7 SC-SM
CHST-02/SPT-20 15.00-15.45 96 75 48 69 32 SM

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
587 of 1134
2 Of 2
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"
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#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
100
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80

70
60
50
40
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20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
CHST-02/SPT-27 20.25-20.70 93 81 58 86 35 s(MH)
CHST-02/SPT-31 23.25-23.70 69 46 29 88 36 (SM)g

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
588 of 1134
1 Of 2
Testing
3" 2½ 2"
"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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70
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20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
CHST-03/SPT-01 0.75-1.20 100 72 3 NP NP SP
CHST-03/SPT-09 6.75-7.20 99 82 33 74 32 SM
CHST-03/SPT-15 11.25-11.70 79 57 20 34 14 (SC)g
CHST-03/SPT-20 15.00-15.45 94 74 15 32 16 SC

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
589 of 1134
2 Of 2
Testing
3" 2½ 2"
"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
100
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70
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20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
CHST-03/SPT-29 21.75-22.20 100 72 3 NP NP GP-GM
CHST-03/SPT-35 26.25-26.70 59 35 6 NP NP (SP-SM)g
CHST-03/SPT-40 30.00-30.45 65 39 7 NP NP (SP-SM)g

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
590 of 1134
1 Of 2
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3" 2½ 2"
"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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70
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20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
CHST-04/SPT-10 7.50-7.95 99 88 17 27 7 SC-SM
CHST-04/SPT-19 14.25-14.70 98 88 38 62 38 SC

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
591 of 1134
2 Of 2
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3" 2½ 2"
"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
CHST-04/SPT-32 27.75-28.20 47 26 21 81 29 (GM)s

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
592 of 1134
1 Of 2
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"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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70
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10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
CHST-05/SPT-02 2.25-2.70 100 76 4 NP NP SP
CHST-05/SPT-06 5.25-5.70 67 48 17 28 12 (SC)g
CHST-05/SPT-10 8.25-8.70 77 61 18 26 6 (SC-SM)g
CHST-05/SPT-15 12.00-12.45 93 71 44 90 48 SM

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
593 of 1134
2 Of 2
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"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
CHST-05/SPT-23 18.00-18.45 100 89 47 98 46 SM

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
594 of 1134
1 Of 2
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"
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#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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70
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100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
CHST-06/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 82 4 NP NP SP
CHST-06/SPT-05 4.50-4.95 100 83 15 NP NP SM
CHST-06/SPT-09 7.50-7.95 58 38 22 69 33 (GM)s
CHST-06/SPT-12 9.75-10.20 100 92 62 84 34 s(MH)

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
595 of 1134
2 Of 2
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"
1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"
#4 # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
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10
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100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
CHST-06/UDS-02 14.00-15.50 100 72 36 64 18 SM
CHST-06/SPT-20 20.75-21.20 96 64 32 78 26 SM
CHST-06/SPT-30 28.25-28.70 100 63 28 96 31 SM

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
596 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Testing
3" 2½ 2" 1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"

" # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
#4
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GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-01/HE-01 0.00-1.20 93 76 21 NP NP SM
BH-01/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 100 88 27 47 19 SM
BH-01/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 92 13 NP NP SM
BH-01/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 94 73 19 34 14 SC

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
597 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Testing
3" 2½ 2" 1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"

" # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
#4
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10
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100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-02/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 91 6 NP NP SP-SM
BH-02/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 93 87 19 29 10 SC
BH-02/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 97 73 17 34 16 SC
BH-02/SPT-10 19.50-19.95 100 87 27 46 21 SC

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
598 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Testing
3" 2½ 2" 1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"

" # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
#4
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10
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100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-02/SPT-12 24.50-24.95 99 96 85 86 46 (MH)s
BH-02/SPT-14 29.50-29.95 70 49 36 56 24 (SM)g

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
599 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Testing
3" 2½ 2" 1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"

" # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
#4
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10
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GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-03/HE-02 0.00-0.15 94 89 44 26 7 SC-SM
BH-03/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 100 69 10 NP NP SP-SM
BH-03/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 93 21 24 5 SC-SM
BH-03/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 98 88 52 31 CH

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PI : Plastic Index
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Issue No. 02
600 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Testing
3" 2½ 2" 1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"

" # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
#4
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10
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100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-04/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 79 9 NP NP SP-SM
BH-04/SPT-05 4.50-4.95 100 95 3 NP NP SP
BH-04/SPT-06 7.00-7.45 100 62 3 NP NP SP
BH-04/SPT-08 12.00-12.45 100 98 9 NP NP SP-SM

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PI : Plastic Index
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Issue No. 02
601 of 1134
1 Of 1
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3" 2½ 2" 1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"

" # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
#4
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10
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100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-05/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 78 4 NP NP SP
BH-05/SPT-03 3.00-3.45 100 92 10 NP NP SP-SM
BH-05/SPT-06 7.00-7.45 100 97 8 NP NP SP-SM
BH-05/SPT-08 12.00-12.45 100 98 88 54 34 CH

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PI : Plastic Index
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Issue No. 02
602 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Testing
3" 2½ 2" 1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"

" # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
#4
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GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-06/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 100 79 2 NP NP SP
BH-06/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 100 79 2 NP NP SP
BH-06/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 94 16 NP NP SM
BH-06/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 99 91 56 26 6 s(CL-ML)

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PI : Plastic Index
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Issue No. 02
603 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Testing
3" 2½ 2" 1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"

" # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
#4
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GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
CHT-01/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 100 85 6 NP NP SP-SM
CHT-01/SPT-09 7.50-7.95 100 69 5 NP NP SP-SM
CHT-01/SPT-16 12.75-13.20 98 81 43 44 26 SC
CHT-01/SPT-22 17.25-17.70 98 81 29 32 16 SC

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
604 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Testing
3" 2½ 2" 1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"

" # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
#4
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10
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100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
CHT-01/SPT-25(TOP) 19.50-19.95 44 24 9 NP NP GP-GM
HT-01/SPT-25(BOTTO 19.50-1.9.95 100 93 29 35 20 SC

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PI : Plastic Index
Form No. GREP-139
Issue No. 02
605 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Testing
Location : JUBAIL IND. CITY (SADARA NORTH)
3" 2½ 2" 1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"

" # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
#4
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10
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100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-01/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 98 73 9 NP NP SP-SM
BH-01/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 100 82 4 NP NP SP
BH-01/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 62 6 NP NP SP-SM
BH-01/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 100 90 26 58 26 SM

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PI : Plastic Index
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Issue No. 02
606 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Testing
3" 2½ 2" 1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"

" # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
#4
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GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-02/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 99 71 4 NP NP SP
BH-02/SPT-03 3.00-3.45 100 64 3 NP NP SP
BH-02/SPT-05 4.50-4.95 100 84 4 NP NP SP
BH-02/SPT-07 9.50-9.95 96 83 26 40 18 SC

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PI : Plastic Index
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Issue No. 02
607 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Testing
3" 2½ 2" 1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"

" # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
#4
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10
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100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-03/SPT-02 2.25-2.70 100 80 3 NP NP SP
BH-03/SPT-04 3.75-4.20 100 66 3 NP NP SP
BH-03/SPT-06 70.00-7.45 89 50 10 NP NP SP-SM
BH-03/SPT-08 12.00-12.45 100 63 14 NP NP SM

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PI : Plastic Index
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Issue No. 02
608 of 1134
1 Of 1
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Testing
3" 2½ 2" 1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"

" # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
#4
100
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20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-03/SPT-11 19.50-19.95 94 64 16 22 6 SC-SM
BH-03/SPT-13 24.50-24.95 100 66 13 NP NP SM

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
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For Soil & Material
Testing
3" 2½ 2" 1½" 1" ¾" ½" 3/8"

" # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
#4
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
BH-04/HE-01 0.00-1.20 100 85 13 NP NP SM
BH-04/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 100 81 7 NP NP SP-SM
BH-04/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 100 95 75 72 30 (MH)s
BH-04/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 77 49 29 24 7 (SC-SM)g

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
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SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF SOIL SOLIDS BY WATER PYCNOMETER Page 1 of 1
APPENDIX-B3
GULF CONSULT TEST METHOD: ASTM D-854 Geotech. File
FOR SOIL & MATERIAL
TESTING No.: 2020/154
Client Name: WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. Job Number: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
Project Name: AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15 Tested Date: --
Location: JUBAIL IND. CITY Tested By: NAJEEB
Mass of Specific
Mass of Water + Temp. of Specific
Sample Depth, Mass of Mass of Soil Pychnometer + Gravity
Borehole No. / Sample No. Pychnometer (g) Pychnometer Gravity result
Meter Pychnometer (g) (g) Mo water+Soil (g) @ 20 0c
Ma content 0 C Tb G at Tb
Mb
BH-01/SPT-07 12.50-12.95 96.34 38.85 345.43 369.52 23.0°C 2.632 2.630

BH-02/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 97.18 41.62 346.24 372.06 23.0°C 2.634 2.632
BH-03/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 97.18 51.65 346.27 378.02 23.0°C 2.595 2.593
BH-04/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 96.40 39.34 345.46 369.95 23.0°C 2.649 2.647
BH-06/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 96.34 42.76 345.41 371.76 23.0°C 2.606 2.604
BH-07/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 97.18 38.55 346.24 370.24 23.0°C 2.655 2.653
BH-09SPT-03 3.50-3.95 96.24 40.87 345.31 370.64 23.0°C 2.630 2.628
BH-11/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 97.18 51.64 346.24 377.94 23.0°C 2.589 2.587
BH-11/SPT-09 17.00-17.45 96.22 38.40 345.27 369.42 23.0°C 2.695 2.693
BH-12/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 96.22 39.48 345.28 369.94 23.0°C 2.664 2.662
BH-13/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 95.76 52.18 344.82 376.75 23.0°C 2.577 2.575
BH-14/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 96.24 52.10 345.31 377.25 23.0°C 2.586 2.584
BH-16/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 96.20 39.64 345.26 369.78 23.0°C 2.622 2.620
BH-17/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 96.20 39.54 345.26 369.92 23.0°C 2.657 2.655
BH-18/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 96.32 41.75 345.38 371.16 23.0°C 2.614 2.612
BH-19/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 95.76 38.24 344.82 368.64 23.0°C 2.652 2.650
BH-20/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 95.76 37.90 344.82 368.42 23.0°C 2.650 2.648
BH-21/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 97.16 38.55 344.22 368.25 23.0°C 2.655 2.653
BH-22/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 97.16 51.48 344.22 375.63 23.0°C 2.565 2.563
BH-24/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 97.18 52.13 346.24 378.29 23.0°C 2.596 2.594
BH-25/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 96.24 39.54 345.26 369.92 23.0°C 2.657 2.655
BH-25/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 96.32 37.85 345.41 369.14 23.0°C 2.681 2.679
BH-26/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 96.26 41.67 345.32 371.52 23.0°C 2.694 2.692
G At Tb=MO/[MO+(Ma-Mb)]
GULF CONSULT FOR SOIL & MATERIAL TESTING-Al Khobar-P.O. Box 684-Tel. 8944468 / 8955036-Fax 8949015-Jubail-Tel 3410018-Fax 3410017
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Mass of Specific
Mb
BH-28/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 95.76 42.27 344.82 371.07 23.0°C 2.639 2.637
BH-29/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 96.20 39.17 345.26 369.85 23.0°C 2.687 2.685

BH-30/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 95.68 39.35 344.74 369.59 23.0°C 2.714 2.712
BH-32/SPT-03 2.50-2.95 96.24 39.15 345.31 369.75 22.0°C 2.661 2.660
BH-32/SPT-07 9.50-9.95 97.18 37.67 346.23 369.94 22.0°C 2.698 2.697
BH-32/SPT-09 14.0-14.95 96.40 39.59 345.45 370.45 22.0°C 2.714 2.712
BH-33/SPT-03 2.50-2.95 96.22 38.45 345.28 369.27 22.0°C 2.659 2.658
BH-33/SPT-09 14.50-14.95 95.78 39.60 344.88 369.84 22.0°C 2.705 2.704
BH-34/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 96.24 41.54 345.33 370.98 23.0°C 2.614 2.612
BH-36/SPT-08 12.00-12.45 96.40 40.15 345.46 370.27 23.0°C 2.617 2.615
BH-39/SPT-09 17.00-17.45 95.76 42.26 344.79 371.04 23.0°C 2.640 2.638
BH-41/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 96.32 38.76 345.38 369.40 22.0°C 2.633 2.632
BH-43/SPT-04 3.50-3.95 96.22 50.94 345.27 376.48 23.0°C 2.582 2.580
BH-44/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 96.40 40.92 345.43 371.16 23.0°C 2.694 2.692
BH-45/SPT-02 1.50-1.95 97.16 52.28 346.22 378.12 23.0°C 2.565 2.563
BH-45/SPT-06 7.00-7.45 96.22 42.36 345.28 372.04 23.0°C 2.715 2.713
BH-46/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 95.78 41.76 344.84 371.10 23.0°C 2.694 2.692
BH-48/SPT-07 12.00-12.45 97.18 40.73 346.24 371.42 23.0°C 2.619 2.617
BH-51/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 96.32 52.30 345.40 377.41 23.0°C 2.578 2.576
BH-53/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 95.76 52.05 344.82 376.82 23.0°C 2.596 2.594
BH-55/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 97.16 51.49 346.22 377.78 22.0°C 2.584 2.583
BH-57/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 96.34 51.20 345.40 376.86 23.0°C 2.594 2.592
BH-60/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 96.34 51.76 345.38 377.25 23.0°C 2.602 2.600
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FOR SOIL & MATERIAL
Mass of Specific
Mb
BH-61/SPT-04 4.50-4.95 96.22 42.51 345.24 371.52 23.0°C 2.619 2.617
BH-63/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 95.78 40.55 344.84 370.01 23.0°C 2.637 2.635

BH-67/SPT-02 1.50-1.95 95.68 51.83 344.71 376.45 23.0°C 2.580 2.578
BH-68/SPT-09 14.50-14.95 95.69 38.54 344.52 368.56 23.0°C 2.658 2.656
BH-69/SPT-02 1.50-1.95 96.32 52.31 345.38 377.42 23.0°C 2.581 2.579
BH-71/SPT-05 7.00-7.45 97.16 38.64 346.19 370.21 23.0°C 2.643 2.641
BH-72/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 96.32 37.69 345.37 368.79 23.0°C 2.641 2.639
CHST-01/SPT-06 5.25-5.70 96.40 39.48 345.46 370.25 23.0°C 2.688 2.686
CHST-06/SPT-05 4.50-4.95 96.34 41.58 345.37 371.62 23.0°C 2.712 2.710
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APPENDIX-B3
FOR SOIL & MATERIAL
AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15, SADAR SOUTH &

Project Name: SADARA NORTH
Tested Date: 28/02/2021
Mass of Specific
Sample Depth, Mass of Mass of Soil Pychnometer Gravity
Meter Pychnometer (g) (g) Mo + water+Soil @ 20 0c
(g) Mb
SADARA SOUTH
BH-01/SPT-03 3.50-3.95 96.24 40.35 345.27 370.24 22.0°C 2.624 2.623
BH-01/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 95.78 42.76 344.81 371.12 22.0°C 2.599 2.598
BH-02/SPT-12 24.50-24.95 96.22 39.40 345.24 370.06 22.0°C 2.702 2.701
BH-03/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 97.18 37.65 346.20 369.64 22.0°C 2.650 2.648
BH-04/SPT-05 4.50-4.95 96.32 51.18 345.35 376.72 22.0°C 2.584 2.583
BH-05/SPT-08 12.00-12.45 96.26 38.65 345.29 369.47 23.0°C 2.671 2.669
BH-06/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 95.74 39.58 344.77 369.57 22.0°C 2.678 2.677
CHST-01/SPT-09 7.50-7.95 96.42 50.76 345.45 376.92 22.0°C 2.631 2.630
CHST-01/SPT-16 12.75-13.20 97.16 42.54 346.19 372.70 22.0°C 2.654 2.652
SADARA NORTH
BH-01/SPT-02 2.50-2.95 97.18 51.26 346.20 377.80 23.0°C 2.607 2.605
BH-02/SPT-01 1.50-1.95 96.32 52.74 345.34 377.56 23.0°C 2.570 2.568
BH-03/SPT-08 12.00-12.45 96.24 40.95 345.26 370.63 23.0°C 2.628 2.626
BH-03/SPT-13 24.50-24.95 95.76 42.32 344.79 371.04 23.0°C 2.633 2.631
BH-04/SPT-06 9.50-9.95 97.16 38.71 346.18 370.58 23.0°C 2.705 2.703
BH-04/SPT-08 14.50-14.95 96.20 41.68 345.23 371.09 23.0°C 2.635 2.633
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APPENEDIX-B4
DIRECT SHEAR TEST (DIGITAL)

GULF CONSULT
ASTM D-3080 Geotech. File No.:
Testing

Client : WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. Dated Tested : 6/1/2021
Location : JUBAIL INDUSTRIAL CITY Job No. : GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
Borehole No. : BH-02 Mould Dimension : 6 X 6 cm2
Depth (meter) : 14.50-14.95 Specimen TK : 2.05 cm
Sample Type : SPT-08 Wet Unit Weight : 1.900 gm/cc
Dry Unit Weight : 1.605 gm/cc
Soil Description : CLAYEY SAND
Water Content : 18.4%
200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa
Normal Applied Shear Stress

Normal Stress (kN/sq.m)
Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 30
36 100 61
72 200 117
Result:
Angle of Internal Friction φ = 30.3 degrees
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
Testing

Client : WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. Dated Tested : 29-12-2020
Soil Description : F/M SAND WITH SILT
200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 37
36 100 77
72 200 150
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
Testing

Soil Description : SILTY SAND
200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 34
36 100 72
72 200 139
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
Testing

200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 39
36 100 79
72 200 154
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
Testing

200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 33
36 100 69
72 200 134
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
Testing

Soil Description : F/M SAND
200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 30
36 100 60
72 200 116
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
Testing

200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 31
36 100 63
72 200 124
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
Testing

200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 38
36 100 80
72 200 157
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
Testing

200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 31
36 100 61
72 200 118
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
Issue No. 02
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
Testing

200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 30
36 100 60
72 200 114
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
Testing

200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 32
36 100 65
72 200 131
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
Testing

200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 29
36 100 59
72 200 114
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
Issue No. 02
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
Testing

200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 29
36 100 60
72 200 115
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
Issue No. 02
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
Testing

200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 32
36 100 68
72 200 135
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
Testing

200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 33
36 100 72
72 200 138
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
Issue No. 02
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
Testing

200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 30
36 100 61
72 200 116
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
For Soil & Material
Testing
2020/154
Location : JUBAIL IND. CITY (SADARA SOUTH) Job No. : GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 28
36 100 59
72 200 112
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
Issue No. 02
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
For Soil & Material
Testing
2020/154
Location : JUBAIL IND. CITY (SADARA SOUTH) Job No. : GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 30
36 100 61
72 200 120
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
For Soil & Material
Testing
2020/154
Location : JUBAIL IND. CITY (SADARA NORTH) Job No. : GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 30
36 100 61
72 200 118
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
Issue No. 02
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APPENEDIX-B4

GULF CONSULT
For Soil & Material
Testing
2020/154
Location : JUBAIL IND. CITY (SADARA NORTH) Job No. : GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
200
175
150
Shear Stress, kPa
125
100
75
50
25
0
0 50 100 150 200 250
Normal Stress, kPa

Load,(N) (kN/sq.m)
18 50 29
36 100 59
72 200 116
Result:
Form No. GREP-166
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UNCONFINED COMPRESSION TEST APPENDIX-B5
For Rock Sample - ASTM D-7012 ( Method C) Geotech. File No.:

GULF CONSULT
For Soil & Material
PROJECT : AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15 2020/154
Testing
JUBAIL
CLIENT : WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. JOB NO.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20 LOCATION:
INDUSTRIAL CITY
BOREHOLE NO. CORE NO. SAMPLE DEPTH (m) FAILURE STRESS (MPa) FAILURE STRAIN, (%)
BH-01 CORE-01 4.50-6.00 3.09 1.39
Diameter (D), cm = 6.0 Moisture Content, % = 17.5 Wet unit wt., gm/cc = 1.887
Height (L) , cm = 12.6 Volume, cc = 356.20 Dry unit wt., gm/cc = 1.606
COMPRESSIVE STRESS vs. STRAIN Rock Description
4
LIGHT GREY MODERATELY WEATHERED,

WEAK CEMENTED ,CALCARIOUS SILTY
SANDSTONE.
BEFORE TEST
3
STRESS
COMPRESSIVE (MPa) ,
STRESS
2
COMPRESSIVE
AFTER TEST
0
0.0 0.5 STRAIN, % 1.0 1.5
Axial Load Deformation Strain Stress

Area (cm 2)
(kN)
(mm) (%)  (kN/m 2) (MPa)
0 0 28.27 0 0.0 0
0.72 0.127 28.27 0.10 253.3 0.25
2.42 0.381 28.27 0.30 857.3 0.86
3.41 0.508 28.27 0.40 1208.1 1.21
4.10 0.635 28.27 0.50 1451.6 1.45
5.01 0.762 28.27 0.60 1773.2 1.77
7.08 1.143 28.27 0.91 2503.9 2.50
8.43 1.524 28.27 1.21 2981.2 2.98
8.73 1.753 28.27 1.39 3088.4 3.09 Failure
Note: Strain Controlled
Rate of Loading
Initial Time (t0) (min) 0
Time at Failure (tf) (min) 2.18
Rate of Deformation
0.80
(mm/min)
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GULF CONSULT
For Soil & Material
Testing
JUBAIL
INDUSTRIAL CITY
BH-28 CORE-02 21.00-22.50 27.19 1.39
30

MODERATELY STRONG LIMESTONE.
24
BEFORE TEST
(MPa) ,
STRESS
18
STRESS
COMPRESSIVE
COMPRESSIVE
12
AFTER TEST
0
0.0 0.5 STRAIN, % 1.0 1.5

Area (cm 2)
(kN)
(mm) (%)  (kN/m 2) (MPa)
0 0 29.22 0 0.0 0
4.90 0.127 29.22 0.10 1677.8 1.68
15.56 0.381 29.22 0.29 5325.6 5.33
21.70 0.508 29.22 0.39 7427.6 7.43
27.53 0.635 29.22 0.49 9425.8 9.43
34.25 0.762 29.22 0.59 11725.8 11.73
53.32 1.143 29.22 0.88 18255.3 18.26
72.31 1.524 29.22 1.17 24756.1 24.76
79.42 1.803 29.22 1.39 27189.0 27.19 Failure
Rate of Loading
Rate of Deformation
0.81
(mm/min)
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GULF CONSULT
For Soil & Material
Testing
JUBAIL
INDUSTRIAL CITY
BH-45 CORE-01 22.00-23.50 14.99 1.35
20

BEFORE TEST
15
STRESS
COMPRESSIVE (MPa) ,
STRESS
10
COMPRESSIVE
AFTER TEST
0
0.0 0.5 STRAIN, % 1.0 1.5

Area (cm 2)
(kN)
(mm) (%)  (kN/m 2) (MPa)
0 0 29.22 0 0.0 0
3.14 0.127 29.22 0.10 1074.5 1.07
10.02 0.381 29.22 0.30 3431.0 3.43
13.57 0.508 29.22 0.40 4646.9 4.65
16.91 0.635 29.22 0.50 5787.5 5.79
20.98 0.762 29.22 0.60 7182.5 7.18
32.85 1.143 29.22 0.91 11245.0 11.25
42.65 1.524 29.22 1.21 14600.6 14.60
43.78 1.702 29.22 1.35 14987.1 14.99 Failure
Rate of Loading
Rate of Deformation
0.80
(mm/min)
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JUBAIL
INDUSTRIAL CITY
BH-50 CORE-02 21.00-22.50 17.02 1.37
25

MODERATELY STRONG LIMESTONE WITH
VOIDS.
20
BEFORE TEST
(MPa) ,
STRESS
15
STRESS
COMPRESSIVE
COMPRESSIVE
10
AFTER TEST
0
0.0 0.5 STRAIN, % 1.0 1.5

Area (cm 2)
(kN)
(mm) (%)  (kN/m 2) (MPa)
0 0 29.22 0 0.0 0
3.17 0.127 29.22 0.10 1084.0 1.08
11.04 0.381 29.22 0.30 3779.8 3.78
14.95 0.508 29.22 0.40 5118.2 5.12
19.25 0.635 29.22 0.50 6588.7 6.59
23.29 0.762 29.22 0.60 7974.3 7.97
35.82 1.143 29.22 0.91 12263.0 12.26
47.08 1.524 29.22 1.21 16118.2 16.12
49.72 1.727 29.22 1.37 17023.1 17.02 Failure
Rate of Loading
Rate of Deformation
0.80
(mm/min)
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CHST-01 CORE-05 27.00-28.50 18.56 1.29
25

20
BEFORE TEST
(MPa) ,
STRESS
15
STRESS
COMPRESSIVE
COMPRESSIVE
10
AFTER TEST
0
0.0 0.5 STRAIN, % 1.0 1.5

Area (cm 2)
(kN)
(mm) (%)  (kN/m 2) (MPa)
0 0 29.22 0 0.0 0
3.50 0.127 29.22 0.10 1197.1 1.20
11.34 0.381 29.22 0.29 3883.5 3.88
15.97 0.508 29.22 0.39 5467.0 5.47
20.07 0.635 29.22 0.49 6871.4 6.87
25.08 0.762 29.22 0.59 8586.9 8.59
39.15 1.143 29.22 0.88 13403.5 13.40
52.29 1.524 29.22 1.17 17902.1 17.90
54.20 1.676 29.22 1.29 18556.1 18.56 Failure
Rate of Loading
Rate of Deformation
0.81
(mm/min)
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CHST-04 CORE-02 22.50-24.00 72.40 2.52
80

STRONG LIMESTONE.
64
BEFORE TEST
(MPa) ,
STRESS
48
STRESS
COMPRESSIVE
COMPRESSIVE
32
16
AFTER TEST
0
0.0 0.5 1.0 STRAIN,1.5% 2.0 2.5 3.0

Area (cm 2)
(kN)
(mm) (%)  (kN/m 2) (MPa)
0 0 29.22 0 0.0 0
6.25 0.127 29.22 0.10 2139.7 2.14
21.81 0.381 29.22 0.30 7465.3 7.47
30.67 0.508 29.22 0.40 10500.4 10.50
38.88 0.635 29.22 0.50 13309.3 13.31
47.19 0.762 29.22 0.60 16155.9 16.16
73.19 1.143 29.22 0.90 25056.9 25.06
99.63 1.524 29.22 1.20 34108.3 34.11
126.60 1.905 29.22 1.50 43341.5 43.34
181.90 2.667 29.22 2.10 62274.2 62.27 Note: Strain Controlled
208.40 3.048 29.22 2.40 71344.4 71.34
211.48 3.200 29.22 2.52 72398.7 72.40 Failure Rate of Loading
Rate of Deformation
0.80
(mm/min)
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Testing PROJECT : AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15, SADAR SOUTH & SADARA NORTH 2020/154
JUBAIL IND. CITY

CLIENT : WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. JOB NO.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20 LOCATION: (SADARA SOUTH)
CHST-01 CORE-06 28.50-30.00 8.57 1.29
10

MODERATELY WEAK LIMESTONE.
BEFORE TEST
(MPa) ,
STRESSSTRESS
6
COMPRESSIVE
COMPRESSIVE
AFTER TEST
0
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5
STRAIN, %

Area (cm2)
(kN)
(mm) (%) ε (kN/m2) (MPa)
0 0 29.22 0 0.0 0
1.79 0.127 29.22 0.10 612.7 0.61
5.86 0.381 29.22 0.29 2007.7 2.01
8.01 0.508 29.22 0.39 2742.9 2.74
10.52 0.635 29.22 0.49 3600.7 3.60
12.50 0.762 29.22 0.58 4279.3 4.28
19.11 1.143 29.22 0.88 6541.5 6.54
24.48 1.524 29.22 1.17 8379.6 8.38
25.03 1.676 29.22 1.29 8568.1 8.57 Failure
Rate of Loading
Rate of Deformation
0.83
(mm/min)
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Testing PROJECT : AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15, SADAR SOUTH & SADARA NORTH 2020/154
JUBAIL IND. CITY

CLIENT : WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO. JOB NO.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20 LOCATION: (SADARA NORTH)
BH-03 CORE-01 27.00-28.50 20.22 1.31
25

20
BEFORE TEST
(MPa) ,
STRESSSTRESS
15
COMPRESSIVE
COMPRESSIVE
10
AFTER TEST
0
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5
STRAIN, %

Area (cm2)
(kN)
(mm) (%) ε (kN/m2) (MPa)
0 0 28.27 0 0.0 0
3.66 0.127 28.27 0.10 1295.8 1.30
12.00 0.381 28.27 0.29 4247.8 4.25
16.22 0.508 28.27 0.39 5738.4 5.74
21.28 0.635 28.27 0.49 7531.0 7.53
26.21 0.762 28.27 0.59 9274.9 9.27
40.50 1.143 28.27 0.88 14331.3 14.33
54.78 1.524 28.27 1.17 19384.1 19.38
57.14 1.702 28.27 1.31 20220.7 20.22 Failure
Rate of Loading
Rate of Deformation
0.82
(mm/min)
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APPENDIX-B6
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS TEST RESULTS

___________________________________________________________________________________
RESULTS
SOIL SAMPLE
Acid Soluble Water Soluble
Borehole Depth
Sulfate Chloride Sulfate Chloride pH CO3
Number (meter)
(SO4) (%) (Cl) (%) (SO4) (%) (Cl) (%)
BH-01 1.50-1.95 0.206 0.024 0.185 0.019 7.06 5.743
BH-03 4.50-4.95 0.276 0.072 0.169 0.068 6.98 10.413
BH-05 4.50-4.95 0.275 0.035 0.204 0.033 6.92 7.979
BH-07 2.50-2.95 0.056 0.021 0.039 0.017 7.12 4.216
BH-09 3.50-3.95 0.771 0.044 0.304 0.042 6.87 5.358
BH-10 4.50-4.95 0.221 0.035 0.165 0.033 6.94 5.241
BH-12 2.50-2.95 0.126 0.026 0.082 0.017 6.80 7.299
BH-13 2.50-2.95 0.105 0.030 0.059 0.031 6.87 7.419
BH-15 3.50-3.95 0.103 0.024 0.115 0.018 6.89 8.536
BH-22 2.50-2.95 0.043 0.023 0.032 0.018 6.95 6.495
BH-23 2.50-2.95 0.352 0.023 0.182 0.017 7.14 5.866
BH-24 1.50-1.95 0.052 0.028 0.060 0.024 6.95 6.076
BH-26 1.50-1.95 0.447 0.044 0.315 0.050 7.06 5.238
BH-28 3.50-3.95 0.956 0.301 0.338 0.229 6.79 19.105
BH-31 2.50-2.95 0.748 0.574 0.246 0.248 6.76 9.315
BH-32 2.50-2.95 1.137 0.443 0.368 0.360 6.81 22.587
BH-34 2.50-2.95 1.107 0.270 0.414 0.244 6.85 11.596
BH-35 3.50-3.95 0.409 0.031 0.064 0.023 6.92 4.457
BH-37 2.50-2.95 0.075 0.024 0.051 0.018 7.14 3.456
BH-39 3.50-3.95 0.050 0.024 0.042 0.019 6.92 13.060
BH-40 2.50-2.95 0.056 0.023 0.033 0.018 6.94 14.205
BH-41 2.50-2.95 0.058 0.035 0.029 0.026 6.87 26.225
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Borehole Depth
Number (meter)
(SO4) (%) (Cl) (%) (SO4) (%) (Cl) (%)
BH-42 0.75-1.20 0.818 0.035 0.395 0.029 6.90 8.637
BH-46 3.50-3.95 0.316 0.049 0.104 0.040 6.80 6.588
BH-48 0.35-1.20 0.052 0.021 0.017 0.038 7.02 4.652
BH-50 2.50-2.95 0.058 0.021 0.023 0.044 6.94 5.797
BH-53 2.50-2.95 0.048 0.026 0.020 0.036 7.13 2.965
BH-54 1.50-1.95 0.051 0.033 0.021 0.041 6.97 10.776
BH-58 4.50-4.95 0.648 0.399 0.036 0.269 6.94 17.573
BH-60 2.50-2.95 0.049 0.031 0.023 0.031 7.01 11.092
BH-61 1.50-1.95 0.679 0.033 0.023 0.248 7.01 10.519
BH-64 4.50-4.95 1.380 0.441 0.763 0.185 6.85 40.810
BH-67 4.50-4.95 0.601 0.029 0.036 0.269 6.98 11.119
BH-68 2.50-2.95 0.053 0.030 0.043 0.023 7.01 10.500
BH-72 2.50-2.95 0.049 0.031 0.046 0.029 6.98 10.240
WATER SAMPLE
Borehole Water Soluble Sulfate Water Soluble Chloride
pH
Number (SO4) (ppm) (Cl) (ppm)
BH-01 590 1808 7.47
BH-03 600 1021 7.42
BH-31 300 3119 7.33
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS TEST RESULTS

AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15, SADAR SOUTH & SADARA
Project :
NORTH
___________________________________________________________________________________
RESULTS
SOIL SAMPLE
Borehole Depth
Number (meter)
(SO4) (%) (Cl) (%) (SO4) (%) (Cl) (%)
SADARA SOUTH
BH-01 0.00-1.20 1.113 0.071 0.824 0.062 6.86 55.928
BH-03 0.00-1.50 0.057 0.099 0.049 0.085 6.82 40.302
BH-04 1.50-1.95 0.060 0.033 0.052 0.027 6.84 31.343
BH-05 1.50-1.95 0.888 0.067 0.496 0.054 6.98 14.042
BH-06 2.50-2.95 0.053 0.030 0.046 0.022 6.81 34.100
SADARA NORTH
BH-01 2.50-2.95 0.637 0.021 0.309 0.020 7.12 8.845
BH-02 1.50-1.95 0.251 0.020 0.144 0.018 7.01 6.167
BH-04 0.00-1.20 0.313 0.024 0.163 0.020 6.96 19.503
WATER SAMPLE
Borehole Water Soluble Sulfate Water Soluble Chloride
pH
Number (SO4) (ppm) (Cl) (ppm)
SADARA SOUTH
BH-01 720 1730 7.16
BH-06 560 709 7.24
SADARA NORTH
BH-01 450 1070 7.16
BH-04 538 1435 7.12
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B9. Moisture Density Relation Test of Soil
B10. California Bearing Ratio (CBR) Test Results
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PROJECT: CLIENT: JOB NO.: Appendix-B7
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Testing
ATTERBERG
% PASSING THRO' SIEVE # CBR VALUES AT
LIMITS
MDD
TEST NUMBER DEPTH (METER) OMC (%) SOIL CLASSIFN.
(gm/cc)
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%) 90% 95% 100%
TP-01 0.00-0.30 1.3 100 71 12 NP NP -- -- -- -- SP-SM
0.30-1.50 5.4 100 87 2 NP NP 1.985 29 52 85 SP
TP-02 0.00-0.30 1.6 100 87 2 NP NP -- -- -- -- SP
0.30-1.50 0.4 100 71 2 NP NP 1.735 -- -- -- SP
TP-03 0.00-0.90 1.6 100 72 7 NP NP -- -- -- -- SP-SM
0.90-1.50 14.8 100 87 33 NP NP 1.895 -- -- -- SM
TP-04 0.00-0.30 9.7 98 82 31 NP NP -- -- -- -- SM
0.30-1.50 5.8 100 84 10 NP NP 1.857 18 27 55 SP-SM
TP-05 0.00-0.80 2.4 89 70 31 NP NP -- -- -- -- SM
0.80-1.50 0.3 100 67 2 NP NP 1.728 -- -- -- SP
TP-06 0.00-0.30 1.0 99 70 5 NP NP -- -- -- -- SP-SM
0.30-0.60 1.3 100 68 4 NP NP 1.755 -- -- -- SP
TP-07 0.00-0.30 4.5 94 71 23 NP NP -- -- -- -- SM
0.30-1.50 4.3 92 74 18 NP NP 1.958 -- -- -- SM
TP-08 0.00-0.30 1.3 100 81 3 NP NP -- -- -- -- SP
0.30-1.50 1.2 100 82 2 NP NP 1.733 8 13 22 SP
NOTE: LL - Liquid Limit MDD - Maximum Dry Density

MC - Moisture Content PI - Plasticity Index
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" # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
#4
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
TP-01/BS-01 0.00-0.30 100 71 12 NP NP SP-SM
TP-01/BS-02 0.30-1.50 100 87 2 NP NP SP

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
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#4
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
TP-02/BS-01 0.00-0.30 100 87 2 NP NP SP
TP-02/BS-02 0.30-1.50 100 71 2 NP NP SP

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
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" # 10 # 16 # 40 # 100 # 200
#4
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
TP-03/BS-01 0.00-0.90 100 72 7 NP NP SP-SM
TP-03/BS-02 0.90-1.50 100 87 33 NP NP SM

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
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#4
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
TP-04/BS-01 0.00-0.30 98 82 31 NP NP SM
TP-04/BS-02 0.30-1.50 100 84 10 NP NP SP-SM

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
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#4
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90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
TP-05/BS-01 0.00-0.80 89 70 31 NP NP SM
TP-05/BS-02 0.80-1.50 100 67 2 NP NP SP

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
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#4
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90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
TP-06/BS-01 0.00-0.30 99 70 5 NP NP SP-SM
TP-06/BS-02 0.30-0.60 100 68 4 NP NP SP

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
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#4
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90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
TP-07/BS-01 0.00-0.30 94 71 23 NP NP SM
TP-07/BS-02 0.30-1.50 92 74 18 NP NP SM

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
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#4
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90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
GRAVEL SAND
SILT OR CLAY

Borehole / Test Pit
No. & Sample No.
#4 # 40 # 200 LL (%) PI (%)
TP-08/BS-01 0.00-0.30 100 81 3 NP NP SP
TP-08/BS-02 0.30-1.50 100 82 2 NP NP SP

LL : Liquid Limit
PI : Plastic Index
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Appendix-B9
GULF CONSULT Geoteh. File
For Soil & Material TEST METHOD: ASTM: D-1557
Testing No.: 2020/154
PROJECT : AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15 JOB NO. GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20

CLIENT : LOCATION JUBAIL INDUSTRIAL CITY
CONSULTANCY CO.
TRIAL PIT NO. : TP-01 TEST STARTED 1/4/2021
SAMPLE DEPTH : 0.30-1.50m TEST COMPLETED 1/5/2021
DESCRIPTION : SILTY SAND TESTED BY NAJEEB
Trial No. 1 2 3 4 5
Wet Density (g/cc) 1.984 2.096 2.174 2.191 2.180
Moisture Content (%) 5.4 7.6 9.6 11.8 14.0
Dry Density (g/cc) 1.882 1.948 1.984 1.960 1.912
GRAPH: MOISTURE(%) Vs DRY DENSITY(gm/cc)
2.050
2.000
DRY DENSITY(gm/cc)
1.950
1.900
1.850
4.0 6.0 8.0 10.0 12.0 14.0 16.0
MOISTURE(%)
Max. Dry Density (gm/cc): 1.985 Optimum Moisture content(%): 9.8

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DESCRIPTION : F/M SAND TESTED BY NAJEEB
Trial No. 1 2 3 4 5
Wet Density (g/cc) 1.688 1.764 1.833 1.845 1.839
Dry Density (g/cc) 1.658 1.701 1.734 1.708 1.670
1.800
1.750
DRY DENSITY(gm/cc)
1.700
1.650
1.600
1.0 3.0 5.0 7.0 9.0 11.0 13.0
MOISTURE(%)

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Trial No. 1 2 3 4 5
Wet Density (g/cc) 1.887 2.007 2.114 2.120 2.074
Dry Density (g/cc) 1.770 1.841 1.894 1.860 1.785
1.950
1.900
DRY DENSITY(gm/cc)
1.850
1.800
1.750
6.0 8.0 10.0 12.0 14.0 16.0 18.0
MOISTURE(%)

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Trial No. 1 2 3 4 5
Wet Density (g/cc) 1.786 1.894 1.978 1.983 1.958
Dry Density (g/cc) 1.748 1.816 1.857 1.823 1.764
1.900
1.850
DRY DENSITY(gm/cc)
1.800
1.750
1.700
1.0 3.0 5.0 7.0 9.0 11.0 13.0
MOISTURE(%)

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Trial No. 1 2 3 4 5
Wet Density (g/cc) 1.685 1.760 1.824 1.832 1.833
Dry Density (g/cc) 1.657 1.697 1.727 1.698 1.665
1.800
1.750
DRY DENSITY(gm/cc)
1.700
1.650
1.600
1.0 3.0 5.0 7.0 9.0 11.0 13.0
MOISTURE(%)

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Trial No. 1 2 3 4 5
Wet Density (g/cc) 1.716 1.791 1.857 1.868 1.871
Dry Density (g/cc) 1.682 1.724 1.754 1.728 1.698
1.800
1.750
DRY DENSITY(gm/cc)
1.700
1.650
1.600
1.0 3.0 5.0 7.0 9.0 11.0 13.0
MOISTURE(%)

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Trial No. 1 2 3 4 5
Wet Density (g/cc) 1.902 2.024 2.123 2.130 2.106
Dry Density (g/cc) 1.825 1.902 1.957 1.922 1.872
2.000
1.950
DRY DENSITY(gm/cc)
1.900
1.850
1.800
4.0 6.0 8.0 10.0 12.0 14.0 16.0
MOISTURE(%)

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Trial No. 1 2 3 4 5
Wet Density (g/cc) 1.693 1.771 1.832 1.842 1.841
Dry Density (g/cc) 1.665 1.708 1.732 1.706 1.672
1.800
1.750
DRY DENSITY(gm/cc)
1.700
1.650
1.600
1.0 3.0 5.0 7.0 9.0 11.0 13.0
MOISTURE(%)

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Appendix-B10
GULF CONSULT Geoteh. File No.:

For Soil & Material
METHOD: ASTM D-1883 (SOAKED)
2020/154
Testing

TP No. & Depth : TP-01 0.30-1.50m Proctor Test Results: Date: 1/13/2021
Description: : SILTY SAND
Maximum Dry Density(g/cc)= 1.985
Job No. : GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20 Optimum Moisture content(%)= 9.8
C.B.R. C.B.R.
DRY DENSITY MOISTURE
COMPACTION SYMBOL SWELL(%) VALUE @ VALUE @
(gm/cc) (%) 0.1" 0.2"
5X10 BLOWS 0.036 1.808 9.8 28 32
5X25 BLOWS 0.022 1.910 9.9 49 58
5X56 BLOWS 0.014 1.987 10.0 73 86
Surcharge Wt.: 10lbs
GRAPH: PENETRATION VS RESISTANCE TO PENETRATION
2000
1500
RESISTANCE TO PENETRATION(PSI)
1000
500
0
0 0.1 0.2 0.3
PENETRATION (INCH)
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For Soil & Material VERSUS DRY DENSITY No.: 2020/154
Testing
: AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15

Project
TP No. & Depth : TP-01 0.30-1.50m Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
Description : SILTY SAND Date: 1/13/2021

GRAPH: DRY DENSITY Vs C.B.R. VALUE
100
80
60
C.B.R. VALUE(%)
40
20
0
1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2 2.1 2.2
DRY DENSITY (gm/cc)
RESULT At 90% Compaction; CBR(%) = 29
At 95% Compaction; CBR(%) = 52

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2020/154
Testing

Description: : SILTY SAND
C.B.R. C.B.R.
(gm/cc) (%) 0.1" 0.2"
5X10 BLOWS 0.025 1.695 6.6 17 20
5X25 BLOWS 0.016 1.785 6.7 26 31
5X56 BLOWS 0.008 1.859 6.8 47 56
1500
1350
1200
1050
900
750
600
450
300
150
0
0 0.1 0.2 0.3
PENETRATION (INCH)
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Description : SILTY SAND Date: 1/20/2021

100
80
60
C.B.R. VALUE(%)
40
20
0
1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2 2.1
DRY DENSITY (gm/cc)

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2020/154
Testing

Description: : F/M SAND
C.B.R. C.B.R.
(gm/cc) (%) 0.1" 0.2"
5X10 BLOWS 0.000 1.579 5.8 8 9
5X25 BLOWS 0.000 1.652 5.9 11 14
5X56 BLOWS 0.000 1.735 6.0 19 22
500
450
400
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
0 0.1 0.2 0.3
PENETRATION (INCH)
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Description : F/M SAND Date: 1/21/2021

25
20
15
C.B.R. VALUE(%)
10
0
1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2
DRY DENSITY (gm/cc)

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APPENDIX–C:
C1. Guidelines for Engineering Assessment of Soil Properties and Bearing Capacity
C1/1. Typical Minimum Distance between Adjacent Footings
C2. Sample Calculation Sheets for NABC
C2/1. Sample Calculation Sheets for Pile Capacity (Group-A to Group-F)
C3. Liquefaction Potential Analysis
C4. Sample SPT Hammer Calibration Certificates
C5. N60 Vs Depth Graphs
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APPENDIX–C1
Guidelines for Engineering Assessment of Soil Properties and Bearing Capacity
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APPENDIX–C1/1
Typical Minimum Distance between Adjacent Footings
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APPENDIX–C2
Sample Calculation Sheets for NABC
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geotechnical engineering software
Designed & Programmed by: Alireza Afkhami-Aghda (MASc, MCP, PEng)
www.NovotechSoftware.com
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Project Title: AMIRAL, Group-A Gulf Consult
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1
Pre -consolidated
Density (kN/m3)
Thickness (m)
Poisson Ratio
Bottom (m)
Void Ratio
Soil Layer
Pc (kPa)
Es (kPa)
C (kPa)
F (o)
Cc
Cs
SC/SP/SP-SM 2.5 2.5 17.5 50 32 13344 0.25 0.5 False
SC/SP/SP-SM 1 3.5 18.5 50 32 17280 0.25 0.5 False
SC/SP/SP-SM 11 14.5 19.5 100 32 29856 0.25 0.5 False
14500
SP/SP-SM 4.5 19 19.5 50 38 0.35 0.5 False
0
Parameter Value Units Parameter Value Units

Ave. Unit Weight of Soil Above L/B 1 -
17.5 kN/m3
the Footing Df 1 m
Groundwater Level (below Excavation Depth 1 m
1.2 m
footing) Horizontal Load (B direction) kN
Factor of Safety 3 - Horizontal Load (L direction) kN
Allowable Settlement 2.54 cm Vertical Load kN
Reloading Factor (Er/Es) 1 - Moment (around B) kN.m
Rigidity Factor 1 - Moment (around L) kN.m
Unsaturated Cons. Settl. Factor 0 -
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.:.Notes:
Hs: shear wedge depth
Gamma: Soil unit weight
eB, eL : Load eccentrity
Af : Effective area of the footing=B'.L'
q' : Overburden stress at the level of foundation=gamma.Df
Gamma_ave
Qu shear
(kN/m3)
Ca~0.8C
Phi_ave
C_ave
(kPa)
(kPa)
(kPa)
(kPa)
(deg)
(m2)
Df/B
(m)
(m)
(m)
Nq
Ng
Nc
eB
Hs
Sq
Sg
dq
dg
eL
Sc
dc
Af
B'
q'
L'
K
B
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9 8 9 4.67
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9 8 9 8.69
35.4 23.1 20.7 480
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9 8 9 0.84
35.4 23.1 20.7 430
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5 9 1 9 8 9 6.83
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6 1 9 8 9 7 6.87
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7 7 6 9 8 9 6 9.16
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6 3 9 9 8 9 7 8.1
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Pre -consolidated
Density (kN/m3)
Thickness (m)
Poisson Ratio
Bottom (m)
Void Ratio
Soil Layer
Pc (kPa)
Es (kPa)
C (kPa)
F (o)
Cc
Cs
SP/SP-SM/SM/SC 2.5 2.5 17 0 33 17640 0.35 0.5 False
SP-SM/SM/SC/CH 3.5 6 18 0 36 30800 0.35 0.5 False
SP-SM/SC 2.5 8.5 19.5 0 38 57300 0.35 0.5 False
SC/SM/SP-SM 5 13.5 19.5 100 32 25344 0.25 0.5 False
SC/SM/SP-SM 15.5 29 19.5 100 32 44224 0.25 0.5 False

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.:.Notes:
Gamma_ave
Qu shear
(kN/m3)
Ca~0.8C
Phi_ave
C_ave
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(kPa)
(kPa)
(kPa)
(deg)
(m2)
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(m)
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Ng
Nc
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Hs
Sq
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dc
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B'
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4 9 4 9.24
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38.6 26.0 24.4 104
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4 9 4 6.54
39.6 27.0 25.7 110
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9 9 2 7 5 8.85
17.2 12.9 41.4 28.7 27.8 122
3.6 3.6 3.37 0 33.8 0 0 3.6 3.6 1.69 1.56 0.6 0.28 0.28 1.11 1.07 1 0 17
6 6 1 1 2 3.99
17.3 15.2 42.0 29.3 28.6 127
3.9 3.9 3.66 0 34 0 0 3.9 3.9 1.7 1.56 0.6 0.26 0.26 1.1 1.07 1 0 17
2 1 7 5 6 5.51
17.3 17.6 42.6 29.9 29.3 132
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7 4 5 1 9 4.09
17.4 20.2 43.1 30.0 137
4.5 4.5 4.25 0 34.3 0 0 4.5 4.5 30.4 1.7 1.56 0.6 0.22 0.22 1.09 1.06 1 0 17
1 5 6 4 0.22
17.4 23.0 30.8 30.6 141
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5 4 3 1 4.3
17.4 26.0 31.2 31.1 145
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8 1 1 2 6.64
17.5 29.1
44.3 31.5 31.5 149
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1 6 5 6 8 7.48
17.5 32.4
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5.7 5.7 5.43 0 34.6 0 0 5.7 5.7 1.71 1.57 0.6 0.18 0.18 1.07 1.05 1 0 17
4 9 7 7 9 7.02
17.5 44.9 32.1 32.3 157
6 6 5.72 0 34.7 0 0 6 6 36 1.72 1.57 0.6 0.17 0.17 1.07 1.04 1 0 17
6 5 5 7 5.44

687 of 1134

footing)
PEYSANJ (Dongle)
688 of 1134
Project Title: AMIRAL, Group-C Gulf Consult
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1
Pre -consolidated
Density (kN/m3)
Thickness (m)
Poisson Ratio
Bottom (m)
Void Ratio
Soil Layer
Pc (kPa)
Es (kPa)
C (kPa)
F (o)
Cc
Cs
SP/SP-SM/SM 2.5 2.5 17 0 32 14940 0.35 0.5 False
SP/SP-SM/SM/CH/SC 3.5 6 17.5 0 34 23180 0.35 0.5 False
CH/SC/SP-SM/SM 7.5 13.5 19.5 250 0 29650 0.4 0.5 False
SC/CH/SM 3 16.5 19.5 100 32 44480 0.25 0.5 False
ML/SC/SP-SM 4 20.5 19.5 50 30 43446 0.3 0.5 False
13390
SP-SM 1.5 22 19.5 0 38 0.35 0.5 False
0
12750
SP-SM/ML 7 29 19.5 0 38 0.35 0.5 False
0

17 kN/m3
the Footing Df 1 m
1.2 m

689 of 1134
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1

690 of 1134
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1
.:.Notes:
Gamma_ave
Qu shear
(kN/m3)
Ca~0.8C
Phi_ave
C_ave
(kPa)
(kPa)
(kPa)
(kPa)
(deg)
(m2)
Df/B
(m)
(m)
(m)
Nq
Ng
Nc
eB
Hs
Sq
Sg
dq
dg
eL
Sc
dc
Af
B'
q'
L'
K
B
35.4 23.1 20.7 837.

0.6 0.6 0.54 0 32 17 0 0 0.6 0.6 0.36 1.65 1.53 0.6 1.67 1.03 1.41 1.28 1 0 17
9 8 9 7
35.4 23.1 20.7 837.
0.9 0.9 0.81 0 32 17 0 0 0.9 0.9 0.81 1.65 1.53 0.6 1.11 0.84 1.34 1.23 1 0 17
9 8 9 47
35.4 23.1 20.7 868.
1.2 1.2 1.08 0 32 17 0 0 1.2 1.2 1.44 1.65 1.53 0.6 0.83 0.83 1.33 1.23 1 0 17
9 8 9 49
35.4 23.1 20.7 871.
1.5 1.5 1.35 0 32 17 0 0 1.5 1.5 2.25 1.65 1.53 0.6 0.67 0.67 1.27 1.18 1 0 17
9 8 9 8
35.4 23.1 20.7 881.
1.8 1.8 1.62 0 32 17 0 0 1.8 1.8 3.24 1.65 1.53 0.6 0.56 0.56 1.22 1.15 1 0 17
9 8 9 04
35.4 23.1 20.7 892.
2.1 2.1 1.89 0 32 17 0 0 2.1 2.1 4.41 1.65 1.53 0.6 0.48 0.48 1.19 1.13 1 0 17
9 8 9 25
35.4 23.1 20.7 902.
2.4 2.4 2.16 0 32 17 0 0 2.4 2.4 5.76 1.65 1.53 0.6 0.42 0.42 1.17 1.12 1 0 17
9 8 9 96
35.4 23.1 20.7 914.
2.7 2.7 2.44 0 32 17 0 0 2.7 2.7 7.29 1.65 1.53 0.6 0.37 0.37 1.15 1.1 1 0 17
9 8 9 72
17.0 35.9 23.6 21.3 948.
3 3 2.71 0 32.2 0 0 3 3 9 1.66 1.53 0.6 0.33 0.33 1.13 1.09 1 0 17
4 8 2 4 08
17.0 10.8 36.5 24.1 21.9 985.
3.3 3.3 3 0 32.3 0 0 3.3 3.3 1.66 1.53 0.6 0.3 0.3 1.12 1.08 1 0 17
8 9 1 2 5 26
17.1 12.9 36.9 24.5 22.4 101
3.6 3.6 3.28 0 32.5 0 0 3.6 3.6 1.66 1.54 0.6 0.28 0.28 1.11 1.08 1 0 17
2 6 7 4 8 9.91
17.1 15.2 37.3 24.8 22.9 105
3.9 3.9 3.56 0 32.6 0 0 3.9 3.9 1.67 1.54 0.6 0.26 0.26 1.1 1.07 1 0 17
5 1 5 9 3 2.56
17.1 17.6 37.6 23.3 108
4.2 4.2 3.84 0 32.7 0 0 4.2 4.2 25.2 1.67 1.54 0.6 0.24 0.24 1.1 1.06 1 0 17
7 4 9 2 3.59
20.2 37.9
25.4 23.6 111
4.5 4.5 4.13 0 32.8 17.2 0 0 4.5 4.5 1.67 1.54 0.6 0.22 0.22 1.09 1.06 1 0 17
5 8 7 6 3.28
17.2 23.0 38.2
25.7 23.9 114
4.8 4.8 4.41 0 32.9 0 0 4.8 4.8 1.67 1.54 0.6 0.21 0.21 1.08 1.06 1 0 17
2 4 3 1 6 1.85
17.2 26.0 38.4
25.9 24.2 116
5.1 5.1 4.69 0 32.9 0 0 5.1 5.1 1.67 1.54 0.6 0.2 0.2 1.08 1.05 1 0 17
3 1 6 2 3 9.47
17.2 29.1 26.1
38.6 24.4 119
5.4 5.4 4.97 0 33 0 0 5.4 5.4 1.68 1.54 0.6 0.19 0.19 1.07 1.05 1 0 17
5 6 6 1 6 6.28
17.2 32.4 38.8
26.2 24.6 122
5.7 5.7 5.25 0 33.1 0 0 5.7 5.7 1.68 1.55 0.6 0.18 0.18 1.07 1.05 1 0 17
6 9 4 8 8 2.39
17.2 26.4 24.8 124
6 6 5.54 0 33.1 0 0 6 6 36 39 1.68 1.55 0.6 0.17 0.17 1.07 1.04 1 0 17
7 3 8 7.87

691 of 1134

footing)
PEYSANJ (Dongle)
692 of 1134
Project Title: AMIRAL, Group-D Gulf Consult
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1
Pre -consolidated
Density (kN/m3)
Thickness (m)
Poisson Ratio
Bottom (m)
Void Ratio
Soil Layer
Pc (kPa)
Es (kPa)
C (kPa)
F (o)
Cc
Cs
CH/SC 2.5 2.5 18.5 150 0 20450 0.4 0.5 False
SC/SM/SP-SM 6 8.5 19.5 100 32 25792 0.25 0.5 False
SC/SM/SP-SM 17.5 26 19.5 100 32 43232 0.25 0.5 False
14500
SM/SP-SM 3 29 19.5 0 38 0.35 0.5 False
0

18.5 kN/m3
the Footing Df 1 m
1.2 m

693 of 1134
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1

694 of 1134
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1
.:.Notes:
Gamma_ave
Qu shear
(kN/m3)
Ca~0.8C
Phi_ave
C_ave
(kPa)
(kPa)
(kPa)
(kPa)
(deg)
(m2)
Df/B
(m)
(m)
(m)
Nq
Ng
Nc
eB
Hs
Sq
Sg
dq
dg
eL
Sc
dc
Af
B'
q'
L'
K
B
141. 18.6 112. 18.4 177

0.6 0.6 3.04 6.3 0 0 0.6 0.6 0.36 6.93 1.77 0.13 1.26 1.11 0.6 1.67 1.03 1.41 1.18 1
1 8 88 9 6.86
137. 18.7 110. 18.4 189
0.9 0.9 3.31 8.7 0 0 0.9 0.9 0.81 7.8 2.2 0.27 1.28 1.15 0.6 1.11 0.84 1.34 1.18 1
74 5 19 9 5.63
134. 107. 18.4 210
1.2 1.2 3.58 10.7 18.8 0 0 1.2 1.2 1.44 8.66 2.63 0.46 1.3 1.19 0.6 0.83 0.83 1.33 1.21 1
89 91 9 2.78
132. 18.8 105. 18.4 219
1.5 1.5 3.85 12.4 0 0 1.5 1.5 2.25 9.48 3.08 0.68 1.32 1.21 0.6 0.67 0.67 1.27 1.18 1
44 5 95 9 2.73
130. 18.8 10.2 104. 18.4 229
1.8 1.8 4.12 13.8 0 0 1.8 1.8 3.24 3.53 0.93 1.34 1.24 0.6 0.56 0.56 1.22 1.16 1
31 9 7 25 9 7.88
128. 18.9 11.0 102. 18.4 240
2.1 2.1 4.39 15.1 0 0 2.1 2.1 4.41 3.97 1.2 1.36 1.26 0.6 0.48 0.48 1.19 1.14 1
45 3 2 76 9 9.21
126. 18.9 11.7 101. 18.4 252
2.4 2.4 4.66 16.2 0 0 2.4 2.4 5.76 4.41 1.48 1.38 1.28 0.6 0.42 0.42 1.17 1.13 1
8 6 5 44 9 2.2
125. 18.9 12.4 100. 18.4 263
2.7 2.7 4.94 17.1 0 0 2.7 2.7 7.29 4.84 1.77 1.39 1.29 0.6 0.37 0.37 1.15 1.11 1
33 9 4 26 9 4.55
124. 19.0 99.2 18.4 274
3 3 5.21 18 0 0 3 3 9 13.1 5.25 2.07 1.4 1.31 0.6 0.33 0.33 1.13 1.1 1
01 2 1 9 4.96
122. 19.0 10.8 13.7 98.2 18.4 285
3.3 3.3 5.48 18.8 0 0 3.3 3.3 5.66 2.38 1.41 1.32 0.6 0.3 0.3 1.12 1.09 1
82 4 9 3 6 9 2.69
121. 19.0 12.9 14.3 18.4 295
3.6 3.6 5.75 19.4 0 0 3.6 3.6 6.06 2.68 1.42 1.33 0.6 0.28 0.28 1.11 1.09 1 97.4
75 7 6 3 9 7.36
120. 19.0 15.2 96.6 18.4 305
3.9 3.9 6.02 20.1 0 0 3.9 3.9 14.9 6.44 2.98 1.43 1.34 0.6 0.26 0.26 1.1 1.08 1
77 8 1 2 9 8.75
119. 17.6
15.4 18.4 315
4.2 4.2 6.29 20.6 19.1 0 0 4.2 4.2 6.81 3.28 1.44 1.35 0.6 0.24 0.24 1.1 1.08 1 95.9
88 4 4 9 6.81
119. 19.1 20.2
15.9 95.2 18.4 325
4.5 4.5 6.56 21.1 0 0 4.5 4.5 7.17 3.58 1.45 1.36 0.6 0.22 0.22 1.09 1.07 1
06 2 5 6 5 9 1.56
118. 19.1 23.0
16.4 94.6 18.4 334
4.8 4.8 6.83 21.6 0 0 4.8 4.8 7.52 3.87 1.46 1.37 0.6 0.21 0.21 1.08 1.07 1
3 3 4 6 4 9 3.05
117. 19.1 26.0
16.9 94.0 18.4 343
5.1 5.1 7.1 22 0 0 5.1 5.1 7.85 4.16 1.46 1.38 0.6 0.2 0.2 1.08 1.06 1
6 5 1 3 8 9 1.38
116. 19.1 29.1
17.3 93.5 18.4 351
5.4 5.4 7.37 22.4 0 0 5.4 5.4 8.18 4.45 1.47 1.38 0.6 0.19 0.19 1.07 1.06 1
96 6 6 8 7 9 6.67
116. 19.1 32.4
17.8 93.0 18.4 359
5.7 5.7 7.64 22.8 0 0 5.7 5.7 8.49 4.72 1.48 1.39 0.6 0.18 0.18 1.07 1.06 1
36 7 9 1 9 9 9.04
115. 19.1 18.2 92.6 18.4 367
6 6 7.91 23.1 0 0 6 6 36 8.79 4.99 1.48 1.39 0.6 0.17 0.17 1.07 1.05 1
8 8 2 4 9 8.62

695 of 1134

footing)
PEYSANJ (Dongle)
696 of 1134
Project Title: AMIRAL, Group-E Gulf Consult
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1
Pre -consolidated
Density (kN/m3)
Thickness (m)
Poisson Ratio
Bottom (m)
Void Ratio
Soil Layer
Pc (kPa)
Es (kPa)
C (kPa)
F (o)
Cc
Cs
SP/SM/SP-SM 3.5 3.5 17 0 33 19260 0.35 0.5 False
SM/SP-SM/SC 7.5 11 18.5 0 38 36575 0.35 0.5 False
11950
SM/SP-SM 7.5 18.5 19.5 0 38 0.35 0.5 False
0
ML/SP-SM 10.5 29 19.5 50 30 48858 0.3 0.5 False

17 kN/m3
the Footing Df 1 m
1.2 m

697 of 1134
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1

698 of 1134
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1
.:.Notes:
Gamma_ave
Qu shear
(kN/m3)
Ca~0.8C
Phi_ave
C_ave
(kPa)
(kPa)
(kPa)
(kPa)
(deg)
(m2)
Df/B
(m)
(m)
(m)
Nq
Ng
Nc
eB
Hs
Sq
Sg
dq
dg
eL
Sc
dc
Af
B'
q'
L'
K
B
38.6 26.0 24.4 949.

0.6 0.6 0.55 0 33 17 0 0 0.6 0.6 0.36 1.68 1.54 0.6 1.67 1.03 1.41 1.28 1 0 17
4 9 4 8
38.6 26.0 24.4 951.
0.9 0.9 0.83 0 33 17 0 0 0.9 0.9 0.81 1.68 1.54 0.6 1.11 0.84 1.34 1.23 1 0 17
4 9 4 7
38.6 26.0 24.4 988.
1.2 1.2 1.11 0 33 17 0 0 1.2 1.2 1.44 1.68 1.54 0.6 0.83 0.83 1.33 1.22 1 0 17
4 9 4 23
38.6 26.0 24.4 993.
1.5 1.5 1.38 0 33 17 0 0 1.5 1.5 2.25 1.68 1.54 0.6 0.67 0.67 1.27 1.18 1 0 17
4 9 4 67
38.6 26.0 24.4 100
1.8 1.8 1.66 0 33 17 0 0 1.8 1.8 3.24 1.68 1.54 0.6 0.56 0.56 1.22 1.15 1 0 17
4 9 4 5.43
38.6 26.0 24.4 101
2.1 2.1 1.93 0 33 17 0 0 2.1 2.1 4.41 1.68 1.54 0.6 0.48 0.48 1.19 1.13 1 0 17
4 9 4 9.24
38.6 26.0 24.4 103
2.4 2.4 2.21 0 33 17 0 0 2.4 2.4 5.76 1.68 1.54 0.6 0.42 0.42 1.17 1.11 1 0 17
4 9 4 2.32
38.6 26.0 24.4 104
2.7 2.7 2.49 0 33 17 0 0 2.7 2.7 7.29 1.68 1.54 0.6 0.37 0.37 1.15 1.1 1 0 17
4 9 4 6.54
38.6 26.0 24.4 106
3 3 2.76 0 33 17 0 0 3 3 9 1.68 1.54 0.6 0.33 0.33 1.13 1.09 1 0 17
4 9 4 1.52
10.8 38.6 26.0 24.4 107
3.3 3.3 3.04 0 33 17 0 0 3.3 3.3 1.68 1.54 0.6 0.3 0.3 1.12 1.08 1 0 17
9 4 9 4 7.04
12.9 38.6 26.0 24.4 109
3.6 3.6 3.32 0 33 17 0 0 3.6 3.6 1.68 1.54 0.6 0.28 0.28 1.11 1.07 1 0 17
6 4 9 4 2.92
17.0 15.2 39.1 26.5 25.0 113
3.9 3.9 3.6 0 33.1 0 0 3.9 3.9 1.68 1.55 0.6 0.26 0.26 1.1 1.07 1 0 17
4 1 4 6 5 2.92
17.1 17.6 40.5 27.8 26.7 121
4.2 4.2 3.91 0 33.6 0 0 4.2 4.2 1.69 1.55 0.6 0.24 0.24 1.1 1.06 1 0 17
6 4 4 9 5 7.86
17.2 20.2 41.7 29.0 28.2 129
4.5 4.5 4.22 0 33.9 0 0 4.5 4.5 1.7 1.56 0.6 0.22 0.22 1.09 1.06 1 0 17
6 5 7 6 8 8.29
17.3 23.0 42.8 30.1 29.6 137
4.8 4.8 4.52 0 34.2 0 0 4.8 4.8 1.7 1.56 0.6 0.21 0.21 1.08 1.05 1 0 17
4 4 7 2 7 4.78
17.4 26.0 43.8 31.0 30.9 144
5.1 5.1 4.83 0 34.4 0 0 5.1 5.1 1.71 1.57 0.6 0.2 0.2 1.08 1.05 1 0 17
1 1 5 7 3 7.83
17.4 29.1 44.7 31.9 32.0 151
5.4 5.4 5.14 0 34.7 0 0 5.4 5.4 1.71 1.57 0.6 0.19 0.19 1.07 1.05 1 0 17
8 6 4 3 9 7.83
17.5 32.4 45.5 32.7 33.1 158
5.7 5.7 5.45 0 34.9 0 0 5.7 5.7 1.72 1.57 0.6 0.18 0.18 1.07 1.04 1 0 17
4 9 4 2 4 5.16
17.5 46.2 33.4 34.1 165
6 6 5.75 0 35 0 0 6 6 36 1.72 1.57 0.6 0.17 0.17 1.07 1.04 1 0 17
9 6 3 1 0.11

699 of 1134

footing)
PEYSANJ (Dongle)
700 of 1134
Project Title: AMIRAL, Group-F Gulf Consult
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1
Pre -consolidated
Density (kN/m3)
Thickness (m)
Poisson Ratio
Bottom (m)
Void Ratio
Soil Layer
Pc (kPa)
Es (kPa)
C (kPa)
F (o)
Cc
Cs
SP/SM/SP-SM 0.5 0.5 17 0 33 19080 0.35 0.5 False
SP/SM/SP-SM 1 1.5 16.5 0 30 8480 0.35 0.5 False
SP/SM/SP-SM 1 2.5 17 0 33 19190 0.35 0.5 False
SP/SM/SP-SM 1 3.5 16.5 0 31 10540 0.35 0.5 False
SC/SM/SP-SM/MH 5 8.5 18.5 50 32 15776 0.25 0.5 False
SC/SM/SP-SM/CH/MH 5 13.5 19.5 100 32 32000 0.25 0.5 False
SC/SM/SP-SM/CH/MH 5.5 19 19.5 100 32 46144 0.25 0.5 False

17 kN/m3
the Footing Df 1 m
1.2 m

701 of 1134
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1

702 of 1134
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1
.:.Notes:
Gamma_ave
Qu shear
(kN/m3)
Ca~0.8C
Phi_ave
C_ave
(kPa)
(kPa)
(kPa)
(kPa)
(deg)
(m2)
Df/B
(m)
(m)
(m)
Nq
Ng
Nc
eB
Hs
Sq
Sg
dq
dg
eL
Sc
dc
Af
B'
q'
L'
K
B
16.9 37.7 25.2 23.4 918.

0.6 0.6 0.55 0 32.7 0 0 0.6 0.6 0.36 1.67 1.54 0.6 1.67 1.03 1.41 1.28 1 0 17
6 8 9 2 72
16.8 35.1 22.8 20.3 823.
0.9 0.9 0.81 0 31.9 0 0 0.9 0.9 0.81 1.65 1.53 0.6 1.11 0.84 1.34 1.23 1 0 17
1 2 4 8 39
16.7 33.8 21.6 18.9 805.
1.2 1.2 1.07 0 31.4 0 0 1.2 1.2 1.44 1.64 1.52 0.6 0.83 0.83 1.33 1.23 1 0 17
3 4 8 5 37
16.6 33.0 20.9 18.1 778.
1.5 1.5 1.33 0 31.2 0 0 1.5 1.5 2.25 1.63 1.52 0.6 0.67 0.67 1.27 1.19 1 0 17
9 8 9 3 7
16.6 33.0 20.9 784.
1.8 1.8 1.59 0 31.1 0 0 1.8 1.8 3.24 18.1 1.63 1.52 0.6 0.56 0.56 1.22 1.16 1 0 17
9 5 7 75
16.7 33.8 21.6
18.9 823.
2.1 2.1 1.87 0 31.4 0 0 2.1 2.1 4.41 1.64 1.52 0.6 0.48 0.48 1.19 1.13 1 0 17
3 2 6 3 92
16.7 22.1
19.5 856.
2.4 2.4 2.15 0 31.6 0 0 2.4 2.4 5.76 34.4 1.64 1.52 0.6 0.42 0.42 1.17 1.12 1 0 17
7 9 7 75
16.7 34.8 20.0 886.
2.7 2.7 2.42 0 31.8 0 0 2.7 2.7 7.29 22.6 1.65 1.53 0.6 0.37 0.37 1.15 1.1 1 0 17
9 6 8 47
16.7 22.5
20.0 895.
3 3 2.69 0 31.8 0 0 3 3 9 34.8 1.65 1.53 0.6 0.33 0.33 1.13 1.09 1 0 17
8 5 1 82
16.7 10.8 22.3
19.7 899.
3.3 3.3 2.96 0 31.7 0 0 3.3 3.3 34.6 1.65 1.53 0.6 0.3 0.3 1.12 1.08 1 0 17
5 9 7 9 63
16.7 12.9 34.4 22.2
19.6 904.
3.6 3.6 3.22 0 31.6 0 0 3.6 3.6 1.65 1.52 0.6 0.28 0.28 1.11 1.08 1 0 17
3 6 4 2 1 99
16.7 15.2 19.4 911.
3.9 3.9 3.49 0 31.6 0 0 3.9 3.9 34.3 22.1 1.64 1.52 0.6 0.26 0.26 1.1 1.07 1 0 17
2 1 6 5
16.8 17.6 34.3 22.1 19.5 114
4.2 4.2 3.76 3.42 31.6 0 0 4.2 4.2 1.64 1.52 0.6 0.24 0.24 1.1 1.07 1 2.74 17
4 4 8 6 4 0.81
16.9 20.2 34.4 22.2 19.6 135
4.5 4.5 4.03 6.55 31.6 0 0 4.5 4.5 1.65 1.52 0.6 0.22 0.22 1.09 1.06 1 5.24 17
5 5 5 3 2 0.93
17.0 23.0 34.5 22.2 153
4.8 4.8 4.3 9.29 31.7 0 0 4.8 4.8 19.7 1.65 1.52 0.6 0.21 0.21 1.08 1.06 1 7.43 17
5 4 1 9 5.38
17.1 26.0 34.5 22.3 19.7 169
5.1 5.1 4.57 11.7 31.7 0 0 5.1 5.1 1.65 1.53 0.6 0.2 0.2 1.08 1.05 1 9.36 17
3 1 7 4 6 8.87
13.8 17.2 29.1 34.6 22.3 19.8 11.0 184
5.4 5.4 4.84 31.7 0 0 5.4 5.4 1.65 1.53 0.6 0.19 0.19 1.07 1.05 1 17
4 1 6 2 9 1 7 5.03
15.7 17.2 32.4 34.6 22.4 19.8 197
5.7 5.7 5.11 31.7 0 0 5.7 5.7 1.65 1.53 0.6 0.18 0.18 1.07 1.05 1 12.6 17
5 8 9 7 3 7 6.7
17.4 17.3 34.7 22.4 19.9 13.9 209
6 6 5.38 31.7 0 0 6 6 36 1.65 1.53 0.6 0.17 0.17 1.07 1.05 1 17
8 4 1 6 1 8 6.12

703 of 1134

footing)
PEYSANJ (Dongle)
704 of 1134
Project Title: AMIRAL, Group-G Gulf Consult
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1
Pre -consolidated
Density (kN/m3)
Thickness (m)
Poisson Ratio
Bottom (m)
Void Ratio
Soil Layer
Pc (kPa)
Es (kPa)
C (kPa)
F (o)
Cc
Cs
SP/SM/SP-SM 2.5 2.5 17 0 33 17280 0.35 0.5 False
SP/SM/SP-SM 3.5 6 17 0 32 14760 0.35 0.5 False
SP/SM/SP-SM/SC 5 11 18 0 35 25840 0.35 0.5 False
CH/SC/SM/SP-SM 5 16 19.5 300 0 50950 0.4 0.5 False
SC 5 21 19 50 32 21856 0.25 0.5 False
MH 8 29 19.5 50 32 41301 0.3 0.5 False

17 kN/m3
the Footing Df 1 m
1.2 m

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Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1

706 of 1134
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1
.:.Notes:
Gamma_ave
Qu shear
(kN/m3)
Ca~0.8C
Phi_ave
C_ave
(kPa)
(kPa)
(kPa)
(kPa)
(deg)
(m2)
Df/B
(m)
(m)
(m)
Nq
Ng
Nc
eB
Hs
Sq
Sg
dq
dg
eL
Sc
dc
Af
B'
q'
L'
K
B
38.6 26.0 24.4 949.

0.6 0.6 0.55 0 33 17 0 0 0.6 0.6 0.36 1.68 1.54 0.6 1.67 1.03 1.41 1.28 1 0 17
4 9 4 8
38.6 26.0 24.4 951.
0.9 0.9 0.83 0 33 17 0 0 0.9 0.9 0.81 1.68 1.54 0.6 1.11 0.84 1.34 1.23 1 0 17
4 9 4 7
38.6 26.0 24.4 988.
1.2 1.2 1.11 0 33 17 0 0 1.2 1.2 1.44 1.68 1.54 0.6 0.83 0.83 1.33 1.22 1 0 17
4 9 4 23
38.6 26.0 24.4 993.
1.5 1.5 1.38 0 33 17 0 0 1.5 1.5 2.25 1.68 1.54 0.6 0.67 0.67 1.27 1.18 1 0 17
4 9 4 67
38.6 26.0 24.4 100
1.8 1.8 1.66 0 33 17 0 0 1.8 1.8 3.24 1.68 1.54 0.6 0.56 0.56 1.22 1.15 1 0 17
4 9 4 5.43
38.6 26.0 24.4 101
2.1 2.1 1.93 0 33 17 0 0 2.1 2.1 4.41 1.68 1.54 0.6 0.48 0.48 1.19 1.13 1 0 17
4 9 4 9.24
38.6 26.0 24.4 103
2.4 2.4 2.21 0 33 17 0 0 2.4 2.4 5.76 1.68 1.54 0.6 0.42 0.42 1.17 1.11 1 0 17
4 9 4 2.32
38.6 26.0 24.4 104
2.7 2.7 2.49 0 33 17 0 0 2.7 2.7 7.29 1.68 1.54 0.6 0.37 0.37 1.15 1.1 1 0 17
4 9 4 6.54
38.3 25.8 24.0 104
3 3 2.76 0 32.9 17 0 0 3 3 9 1.67 1.54 0.6 0.33 0.33 1.13 1.09 1 0 17
3 1 8 8.26
10.8 38.0 25.5 23.7 105
3.3 3.3 3.03 0 32.8 17 0 0 3.3 3.3 1.67 1.54 0.6 0.3 0.3 1.12 1.08 1 0 17
9 7 6 7 1.91
12.9 37.8 25.3 23.5 105
3.6 3.6 3.3 0 32.8 17 0 0 3.6 3.6 1.67 1.54 0.6 0.28 0.28 1.11 1.08 1 0 17
6 5 6 1 7.52
15.2 37.6 25.1 23.2 106
3.9 3.9 3.57 0 32.7 17 0 0 3.9 3.9 1.67 1.54 0.6 0.26 0.26 1.1 1.07 1 0 17
1 7 8 9 4.6
17.6 37.5 25.0 23.1 107
4.2 4.2 3.84 0 32.7 17 0 0 4.2 4.2 1.67 1.54 0.6 0.24 0.24 1.1 1.06 1 0 17
4 1 4 1 2.82
20.2 37.3 24.9 22.9 108
4.5 4.5 4.11 0 32.6 17 0 0 4.5 4.5 1.67 1.54 0.6 0.22 0.22 1.09 1.06 1 0 17
5 7 1 5 1.91
23.0 37.2 22.8 109
4.8 4.8 4.38 0 32.6 17 0 0 4.8 4.8 24.8 1.67 1.54 0.6 0.21 0.21 1.08 1.06 1 0 17
4 5 1 1.7
26.0 37.1 22.6 110
5.1 5.1 4.65 0 32.5 17 0 0 5.1 5.1 24.7 1.66 1.54 0.6 0.2 0.2 1.08 1.05 1 0 17
1 5 8 2.05
29.1 37.0
24.6 22.5 111
5.4 5.4 4.92 0 32.5 17 0 0 5.4 5.4 1.66 1.54 0.6 0.19 0.19 1.07 1.05 1 0 17
6 52 8 2.85
32.4 36.9
24.5 22.4 112
5.7 5.7 5.19 0 32.5 17 0 0 5.7 5.7 1.66 1.54 0.6 0.18 0.18 1.07 1.05 1 0 17
9 74 8 4.02
24.4 22.3 113
6 6 5.46 0 32.5 17 0 0 6 6 36 36.9 1.66 1.54 0.6 0.17 0.17 1.07 1.05 1 0 17
7 9 5.48

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footing)
PEYSANJ (Dongle)
708 of 1134
Project Title: AMIRAL, Group-H Gulf Consult
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1
Pre -consolidated
Density (kN/m3)
Thickness (m)
Poisson Ratio
Bottom (m)
Void Ratio
Soil Layer
Pc (kPa)
Es (kPa)
C (kPa)
F (o)
Cc
Cs
SP/SM/SP-SM 1 1 17 0 32 15930 0.35 0.5 False
SP/SM/SP-SM 5 6 17.5 0 35 24210 0.35 0.5 False
SC/MH/SP-SM 5 11 18.5 0 32 17376 0.25 0.5 False
SC/SC-SM/SM 3 14 19.5 0 32 44704 0.25 0.5 False
12600
SM 4.5 18.5 19.5 0 38 0.35 0.5 False
0
SC-SM 5 23.5 19.5 75 32 41088 0.25 0.5 False
12600
SM 2.5 26 19.5 0 38 0.35 0.5 False
0
12600
LS 3 29 19.5 250 32 0.35 0.5 False
0

17 kN/m3
the Footing Df 1 m
1.2 m

709 of 1134
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1

710 of 1134
Client: Worley
Address: Jubail
Job Code: 19-16057-A1
.:.Notes:
Gamma_ave
Qu shear
(kN/m3)
Ca~0.8C
Phi_ave
C_ave
(kPa)
(kPa)
(kPa)
(kPa)
(deg)
(m2)
Df/B
(m)
(m)
(m)
Nq
Ng
Nc
eB
Hs
Sq
Sg
dq
dg
eL
Sc
dc
Af
B'
q'
L'
K
B
35.4 23.1 20.7 837.

0.6 0.6 0.54 0 32 17 0 0 0.6 0.6 0.36 1.65 1.53 0.6 1.67 1.03 1.41 1.28 1 0 17
9 8 9 7
35.4 23.1 20.7 837.
0.9 0.9 0.81 0 32 17 0 0 0.9 0.9 0.81 1.65 1.53 0.6 1.11 0.84 1.34 1.23 1 0 17
9 8 9 47
17.0 36.2 23.8 21.6 897.
1.2 1.2 1.09 0 32.2 0 0 1.2 1.2 1.44 1.66 1.53 0.6 0.83 0.83 1.33 1.23 1 0 17
4 4 7 4 13
17.1 38.1 23.8 974.
1.5 1.5 1.38 0 32.8 0 0 1.5 1.5 2.25 25.6 1.67 1.54 0.6 0.67 0.67 1.27 1.18 1 0 17
4 1 2 46
39.3 25.3 103
1.8 1.8 1.66 0 33.2 17.2 0 0 1.8 1.8 3.24 26.8 1.68 1.55 0.6 0.56 0.56 1.22 1.15 1 0 17
9 4 8.16
17.2 40.3 27.6 26.4 109
2.1 2.1 1.95 0 33.5 0 0 2.1 2.1 4.41 1.69 1.55 0.6 0.48 0.48 1.19 1.13 1 0 17
4 1 7 7 2.02
17.2 41.0 28.3 27.3 113
2.4 2.4 2.24 0 33.7 0 0 2.4 2.4 5.76 1.69 1.55 0.6 0.42 0.42 1.17 1.11 1 0 17
8 2 4 4 7.18
41.5 28.8 28.0 117
2.7 2.7 2.53 0 33.8 17.3 0 0 2.7 2.7 7.29 1.69 1.56 0.6 0.37 0.37 1.15 1.1 1 0 17
7 7 2 8.13
17.3 42.0 29.2 28.5 121
3 3 2.82 0 34 0 0 3 3 9 1.7 1.56 0.6 0.33 0.33 1.13 1.09 1 0 17
2 1 9 8 6.05
17.3 10.8 42.3 29.6 29.0 125
3.3 3.3 3.1 0 34.1 0 0 3.3 3.3 1.7 1.56 0.6 0.3 0.3 1.12 1.08 1 0 17
4 9 8 4 4 1.69
17.3 12.9 42.6 29.9 29.4 128
3.6 3.6 3.39 0 34.1 0 0 3.6 3.6 1.7 1.56 0.6 0.28 0.28 1.11 1.07 1 0 17
5 6 8 4 3 5.56
17.3 15.2 42.9 30.1 29.7 131
3.9 3.9 3.68 0 34.2 0 0 3.9 3.9 1.7 1.56 0.6 0.26 0.26 1.1 1.07 1 0 17
6 1 4 9 6 8.02
17.3 17.6 43.1 30.0 134
4.2 4.2 3.97 0 34.3 0 0 4.2 4.2 30.4 1.7 1.56 0.6 0.24 0.24 1.1 1.06 1 0 17
7 4 6 5 9.35
17.3 20.2 43.3 30.5 137
4.5 4.5 4.26 0 34.3 0 0 4.5 4.5 30.3 1.71 1.56 0.6 0.22 0.22 1.09 1.06 1 0 17
8 5 6 9 9.73
17.3 23.0 43.5 30.7 30.5 140
4.8 4.8 4.55 0 34.4 0 0 4.8 4.8 1.71 1.56 0.6 0.21 0.21 1.08 1.05 1 0 17
9 4 3 6 1 9.32
26.0 43.6 30.7 143
5.1 5.1 4.83 0 34.4 17.4 0 0 5.1 5.1 30.9 1.71 1.56 0.6 0.2 0.2 1.08 1.05 1 0 17
1 8 1 8.23
29.1 43.8 31.0 30.8 146
5.4 5.4 5.12 0 34.4 17.4 0 0 5.4 5.4 1.71 1.57 0.6 0.19 0.19 1.07 1.05 1 0 17
6 1 3 8 6.55
17.4 32.4 43.9 31.1 31.0 149
5.7 5.7 5.41 0 34.5 0 0 5.7 5.7 1.71 1.57 0.6 0.18 0.18 1.07 1.05 1 0 17
1 9 3 5 4 4.36
17.4 44.0 31.2 31.1 152
6 6 5.7 0 34.5 0 0 6 6 36 1.71 1.57 0.6 0.17 0.17 1.07 1.04 1 0 17
1 4 5 8 1.71

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Stage 1 Data Type: Total Settlement
14
Total Settlement (mm)
0.0
2.5
5.0
7.5
10.0
12.5
15.0
12
17.5
20.0
22.5
25.0
max (stage): 22.4 mm
max (all): 22.4 mm
10
22.39
8
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28 30 32 34 36
Project
PN 079310C-AMIRAL Project; Group-C (BH-04,07,11,12,20,26,21,24,25,39,40,48); Isolated Foundation, B=4m, L = 4m Df=2m;
Allowable Settlement = 25mm
Analysis Description
Settlement Analysis
Drawn By Company
GULF CONSULT FOR SOIL & MATERIAL TESTING WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO.
Date File Name
SETTLE3D 2.012
Febraury 08, 2021 AMIRAL BLOCK - 15 - Group-C.s3z
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Settle3D Analysis Information

PN 079310C-AMIRAL Project; Group-C
(BH-04,07,11,12,20,26,21,24,25,39,40,48); Isolated Foundation, B=4m, L =
4m Df=2m; Allowable Settlement = 25mm
Project Settings
Document Name: AMIRAL BLOCK - 15 - Group-C

Project Title: PN 079310C-AMIRAL Project; Group-C (BH-04,07,11,12,20,26,21,24,25,39,40,48); Isolated Foundation, B=4m, L = 4m Df=2m;
Analysis: Settlement Analysis
Author: GULF CONSULT FOR SOIL & MATERIAL TESTING
Company: WORLEY PARSONS ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY CO.
Date Created: Febraury 08, 2021
Stress Computation Method: Westergaard
Calculate settlement with mean stress
Use settlement cutoff, load/insitu vertical stress ratio: 0.1
Use average properties to calculate layered stresses
Groundwater method: Water Table
Water Unit Weight: 9.81 kN/m3
Depth to water table: 2 [m]
Stage Settings
Stage # Name
1 Stage 1
Results
Time taken to compute: 1.04393 seconds
Stage: Stage 1
Data Type Minimum Maximum
Total Settlement [mm] 0 22.3896
Consolidation Settlement [mm] 0 5.55628
Immediate Settlement [mm] 0 16.8333
Loading Stress [kPa] 0 145
Effective Stress [kPa] -0 585.019
Mean Stress [kPa] 0 97.5786
Total Stress [kPa] 0 1055.9
Total Strain -0 0.00603595
Pore Water Pressure [kPa] 0 470.88
Degree of Consolidation [%] 0 100
Pre-consolidation Stress [kPa] 1.7 584.786
Over-consolidation Ratio 1 1
Void Ratio 0 0
Hydroconsolidation Settlement [mm] 0 0
Loads
1. Rectangular Load
Length: 4 m
Width: 4 m
Rotation angle: 0 degrees
Load Type: Flexible
Area of Load: 16 m2
Load: 145 kPa
Depth: 2 m
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Installation Stage: Stage 1
Coordinates
X [m] Y [m]
30.323 7.30753
34.323 7.30753
34.323 11.3075
30.323 11.3075
Soil Layers
Layer # Type Thickness [m] Depth [m]

1 1. SP/SP-SM/SM 3.5 0
2 2. SP/SP-SM/SM/CH/SC 3.5 3.5
3 3. CH/SC/SP-SM/SM 7.5 7
4 4. SC/CH/SM 3 14.5
5 5. ML/SC/SP-SM 4 17.5
6 6. SP-SM 1.5 21.5
7 7. SP-SM/ML 7 23
8 8. Extended Layer 20 30
Soil Properties
8.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
Property Extended
SP/SP-SM/SM SP/SP-SM/SM/CH/SC CH/SC/SP-SM/SM SC/CH/SM ML/SC/SP-SM SP-SM SP-SM/ML
Layer
Color ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
Unit Weight
17 17.5 19.5 19.5 19.5 19.5 19.5 19.5
[kN/m3 ]
Saturated Unit
19 19.5 21.5 21.5 21.5 21.5 21.5 21.5
Weight [kN/m3 ]
Poisson's Ratio 0.35 0.35 0.4 0.25 0.3 0.35 0.35 0.35
Immediate
Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled
Settlement
E [kPa] 14940 23180 29650 44480 43446 100000 100000 100000
Eur [kPa] 14940 23180 29650 44480 43446 100000 100000 100000
Primary
Disabled Disabled Enabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled
Consolidation
Material Type Linear
mv [m2 /kN] 5e-005
mvur [m2 /kN] 5e-005
Query Points
Point # (X,Y) Location Number of Divisions

1 32.323, 9.30753 Auto: 75
Field Point Grid
Number of points: 289

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Expansion Factor: 2
Grid Coordinates
X [m] Y [m]
36.323 13.3075
36.323 5.30753
28.323 5.30753
28.323 13.3075


0.0
4.5
9.0
13.5
18.0
22.5
27.0
20
31.5
36.0
40.5
45.0
max (all): 43.6 mm
10
43.59
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20 30 40 50
Project
PN 079310C-AMIRAL Project; 2.0m Fill, Group-D (BH-28, 29); Raft Foundation, L/B = 1, L = 15m, Df=2.0m; Allowable Settlement =
50mm
Settlement Analysis
Drawn By Company
Date File Name
SETTLE3D 2.012
Febraury 08, 2021 AMIRAL BLOCK - 15 - Group-D.s3z
SETTLE3D 2.012

PN 079310C-AMIRAL Project; 2.0m Fill, Group-D (BH-28, 29);
Raft Foundation, L/B = 1, L = 15m, Df=2.0m; Allowable
Settlement = 50mm
Project Settings
Document Name: AMIRAL BLOCK - 15 - Group-D

Project Title: PN 079310C-AMIRAL Project; 2.0m Fill, Group-D (BH-28, 29); Raft Foundation, L/B = 1, L = 15m, Df=2.0m;
Date Created: Febraury 08, 2021
Depth to water table: 2 [m]
Stage Settings
Stage # Name
1 Stage 1
Results
Stage: Stage 1
Consolidation Settlement [mm] 0 15.6508
Void Ratio 0 0
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Loads
1. Rectangular Load
Length: 15 m
Width: 15 m
Rotation angle: 0 degrees
Load Type: Flexible
Area of Load: 225 m2
Load: 100 kPa
Depth: 2 m
Coordinates
X [m] Y [m]
24.823 1.80753
39.823 1.80753
39.823 16.8075
24.823 16.8075
Soil Layers

1 1A. Compacted Fill 2 0
2 1. CH/SC 3.5 2
3 2. SC/SM/SP-SM 6 5.5
4 3. SC/SM/SP-SM 17.5 11.5
5 4. SM/SP-SM 3 29
Soil Properties
1. 2. 3. 4. 1A. Compacted 5. Extended

Property
CH/SC SC/SM/SP-SM SC/SM/SP-SM SM/SP-SM Fill Layer
Color ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
Unit Weight [kN/m3 ] 18.5 19.5 19.5 19.5 18 19.5

Saturated Unit Weight
20.5 21.5 21.5 21.5 20 21.5
[kN/m3 ]
Poisson's Ratio 0.4 0.25 0.25 0.35 0.35 0.35
Immediate Settlement Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled
E [kPa] 20450 25792 43232 100000 25000 100000
Eur [kPa] 20450 25792 43232 100000 25000 100000
Primary Consolidation Enabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled

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Material Type Linear

mv [m2 /kN] 5e-005
mvur [m2 /kN] 5e-005
Query Points

1 32.323, 9.30753 Auto: 65
Field Point Grid

Expansion Factor: 2
Grid Coordinates
X [m] Y [m]
47.323 24.3075
47.323 -5.69247
17.323 -5.69247
17.323 24.3075

30
0.0
7.5
15.0
22.5
30.0
20
37.5
45.0
52.5
60.0
67.5
75.0
10
43.56 max (all): 72.0 mm
0
43.89 72.04 43.75
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-10
43.37
-20
-20 -10 0 10 20
Project
PN 079310C-AMIRAL Project; Group-B (BH-03, 10, 13 to 15 to 19,22,23,27,30 to 38,41 to 44,46,49,53 to 62); Tank Dia. =
20.0m, Ringwall Depth = 1.60m
Settlement Analysis
Drawn By Company
Date File Name
SETTLE3D 2.012
Sunday April 11, 2021 3-GROUP-B-RingWall-D=20.0m.s3z
SETTLE3D 2.012
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PN 079310C-AMIRAL Project; Group-B (BH-03, 10, 13 to 15 to
19,22,23,27,30 to 38,41 to 44,46,49,53 to 62); Tank Dia. = 20.0m,
Ringwall Depth = 1.60m
Project Settings
Document Name: 3-GROUP-B-RingWall-D=20.0m

Project Title: PN 079310C-AMIRAL Project; Group-B (BH-03, 10, 13 to 15 to 19,22,23,27,30 to 38,41 to 44,46,49,53 to 62);
Tank Dia. = 20.0m, Ringwall Depth = 1.60m
Date Created: Sunday April 11, 2021
Depth to water table: 2.2 [m]
Stage Settings
Stage # Name
1 Stage 1
Results
Stage: Stage 1
Consolidation Settlement [mm] 0 0
Loading Stress [kPa] 0 278.422
Void Ratio 0 0
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Loads
1. Circular Load
Radius: 10 m
Center: (-2.33387e-015, 3.12193e-015)
Load Type: Flexible
Area of Load: 312.567 m2
Load: 200 kPa
Depth: 0 m
2. Polygonal Load
Load Type: Flexible

Load: 200 kPa
Depth: 1.6 m
Coordinates
X [m] Y [m]
-11.2 0
-10 1.2e-015
-9.96195 0.871557
-9.84808 1.73648
-9.65926 2.58819
-9.39693 3.4202
-9.06308 4.22618
-8.66025 5
-8.19152 5.73576
-7.66044 6.42788
-7.07107 7.07107
-6.42788 7.66044
-5.73576 8.19152
-5 8.66025
-4.22618 9.06308
-3.4202 9.39693
-2.58819 9.65926
-1.73648 9.84808
-0.871557 9.96195
2.00878e-015 10
0.871557 9.96195
1.73648 9.84808
2.58819 9.65926
3.4202 9.39693
4.22618 9.06308
5 8.66025
5.73576 8.19152
6.42788 7.66044
7.07107 7.07107

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7.66044 6.42788
8.19152 5.73576
8.66025 5
9.06308 4.22618
9.39693 3.4202
9.65926 2.58819
9.84808 1.73648
9.96195 0.871557
10 0
11.2 0
11.1574 0.976144
11.0298 1.94486
10.8184 2.89877
10.5246 3.83063
10.1506 4.73332
9.69948 5.6
9.1745 6.42406
8.5797 7.19922
7.9196 7.9196
7.19922 8.5797
6.42406 9.1745
5.6 9.69948
4.73332 10.1506
3.83063 10.5246
2.89877 10.8184
1.94486 11.0298
0.976144 11.1574
-1.21746e-015 11.2
-0.976144 11.1574
-1.94486 11.0298
-2.89877 10.8184
-3.83063 10.5246
-4.73332 10.1506
-5.6 9.69948
-6.42406 9.1745
-7.19922 8.5797
-7.9196 7.9196
-8.5797 7.19922
-9.1745 6.42406
-9.69948 5.6
-10.1506 4.73332
-10.5246 3.83063
-10.8184 2.89877
-11.0298 1.94486
-11.1574 0.976144
3. Polygonal Load
Load Type: Flexible
Load: 200 kPa
Depth: 1.6 m

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Coordinates
X [m] Y [m]
-11.1574 -0.976144
-11.0298 -1.94486
-10.8184 -2.89877
-10.5246 -3.83063
-10.1506 -4.73332
-9.69948 -5.6
-9.1745 -6.42406
-8.5797 -7.19922
-7.9196 -7.9196
-7.19922 -8.5797
-6.42406 -9.1745
-5.6 -9.69948
-4.73332 -10.1506
-3.83063 -10.5246
-2.89877 -10.8184
-1.94486 -11.0298
-0.976144 -11.1574
-1.21746e-015 -11.2
0.976144 -11.1574
1.94486 -11.0298
2.89877 -10.8184
3.83063 -10.5246
4.73332 -10.1506
5.6 -9.69948
6.42406 -9.1745
7.19922 -8.5797
7.9196 -7.9196
8.5797 -7.19922
9.1745 -6.42406
9.69948 -5.6
10.1506 -4.73332
10.5246 -3.83063
10.8184 -2.89877
11.0298 -1.94486
11.1574 -0.976144
11.2 0
10 0
9.96195 -0.871557
9.84808 -1.73648
9.65926 -2.58819
9.39693 -3.4202
9.06308 -4.22618
8.66025 -5
8.19152 -5.73576
7.66044 -6.42788
7.07107 -7.07107
6.42788 -7.66044

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5.73576 -8.19152
5 -8.66025
4.22618 -9.06308
3.4202 -9.39693
2.58819 -9.65926
1.73648 -9.84808
0.871557 -9.96195
2.00878e-015 -10
-0.871557 -9.96195
-1.73648 -9.84808
-2.58819 -9.65926
-3.4202 -9.39693
-4.22618 -9.06308
-5 -8.66025
-5.73576 -8.19152
-6.42788 -7.66044
-7.07107 -7.07107
-7.66044 -6.42788
-8.19152 -5.73576
-8.66025 -5
-9.06308 -4.22618
-9.39693 -3.4202
-9.65926 -2.58819
-9.84808 -1.73648
-9.96195 -0.871557
-10 -1.2e-015
-11.2 0
Soil Layers

1 1. SP/SP-SM/SM/SC 3.5 0
2 2. SP-SM/SM/SC/CH 3.5 3.5
3 3. SP-SM/SC 2.5 7
4 4. SC/SM/SP-SM 5 9.5
5 5. SC/SM/SP-SM 15.5 14.5
Soil Properties

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Extended
Property
SP/SP-SM/SM/SC SP-SM/SM/SC/CH SP-SM/SC SC/SM/SP-SM SC/SM/SP-SM Layer
Color ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
Unit Weight [kN/m3 ] 17 18 19.5 19.5 19.5 19.5
Saturated Unit Weight
19 20 21.5 21.5 21.5 21.5
[kN/m3]
Poisson's Ratio 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.25 0.25 0.35
Immediate Settlement Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled
E [kPa] 17640 30800 57300 25344 44224 50000
Eur [kPa] 17640 30800 57300 25344 44224 50000
Query Points

1 -2.66454e-015, 2.22045e-015 Auto: 67
2 10.5984, 0 Auto: 73
3 0.01, 10.618 Auto: 73
4 -10.5833, -6.16654e-016 Auto: 73
5 0.037, -10.637 Auto: 73
Field Point Grid

Expansion Factor: 2
Grid Coordinates
X [m] Y [m]
22.4 22.4
22.4 -22.4
-22.4 -22.4
-22.4 22.4


0
15
30
40
45
60
75
90
105
120
135
150
20
60.49 max (all): 111.8 mm
0
59.67 111.82 59.95
727 of 1134
-20
60.11
-40
-40 -20 0 20 40
Project
PN 079310C-AMIRAL Project; Group-B (BH-03, 10, 13 to 15 to 19,22,23,27,30 to 38,41 to 44,46,49,53 to 62);
Ringwall/Earthpad, Tank Dia. = 36.0m; Earthpad = 1.0m
Settlement Analysis
Drawn By Company
Date File Name
SETTLE3D 2.012
Sunday April 11, 2021 5-GROUP-B-RingWallEarthpad-D=36.0m.s3z
SETTLE3D 2.012
Page 1 of 6

19,22,23,27,30 to 38,41 to 44,46,49,53 to 62); Ringwall/Earthpad,
Tank Dia. = 36.0m; Earthpad = 1.0m
Project Settings
Document Name: 5-GROUP-B-RingWallEarthpad-D=36.0m

Ringwall/Earthpad, Tank Dia. = 36.0m; Earthpad = 1.0m
Stage Settings
Stage # Name
1 Stage 1
Results
Stage: Stage 1
Loading Stress [kPa] 0 223.689
Void Ratio 0 0
5-GROUP-B-RingWallEarthpad-D=36.0m.s3z 728 WORLEY

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Loads
1. Polygonal Load
Load Type: Flexible
Load: 220 kPa
Depth: 0 m
Coordinates
X [m] Y [m]
19.2 0
19.1269 1.67339
18.9083 3.33405
18.5458 4.96933
18.0421 6.56679
17.4011 8.11427
16.6277 9.6
15.7277 11.0127
14.7081 12.3415
13.5765 13.5765
12.3415 14.7081
11.0127 15.7277
9.6 16.6277
8.11427 17.4011
6.56679 18.0421
4.96933 18.5458
3.33405 18.9083
1.67339 19.1269
9.97986e-016 19.2
-1.67339 19.1269
-3.33405 18.9083
-4.96933 18.5458
-6.56679 18.0421
-8.11427 17.4011
-9.6 16.6277
-11.0127 15.7277
-12.3415 14.7081
-13.5765 13.5765
-14.7081 12.3415
-15.7277 11.0127
-16.6277 9.6
-17.4011 8.11427
-18.0421 6.56679
-18.5458 4.96933
-18.9083 3.33405
-19.1269 1.67339
-19.2 0

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-18 2.2e-015
-17.9315 1.5688
-17.7265 3.12567
-17.3867 4.65874
-16.9145 6.15636
-16.3135 7.60713
-15.5885 9
-14.7447 10.3244
-13.7888 11.5702
-12.7279 12.7279
-11.5702 13.7888
-10.3244 14.7447
-9 15.5885
-7.60713 16.3135
-6.15636 16.9145
-4.65874 17.3867
-3.12567 17.7265
-1.5688 17.9315
4.25582e-015 18
1.5688 17.9315
3.12567 17.7265
4.65874 17.3867
6.15636 16.9145
7.60713 16.3135
9 15.5885
10.3244 14.7447
11.5702 13.7888
12.7279 12.7279
13.7888 11.5702
14.7447 10.3244
15.5885 9
16.3135 7.60713
16.9145 6.15636
17.3867 4.65874
17.7265 3.12567
17.9315 1.5688
18 0
2. Polygonal Load
Load Type: Flexible
Load: 220 kPa
Depth: 0 m
Coordinates
X [m] Y [m]
18 0
17.9315 -1.5688
17.7265 -3.12567
17.3867 -4.65874

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16.9145 -6.15636
16.3135 -7.60713
15.5885 -9
14.7447 -10.3244
13.7888 -11.5702
12.7279 -12.7279
11.5702 -13.7888
10.3244 -14.7447
9 -15.5885
7.60713 -16.3135
6.15636 -16.9145
4.65874 -17.3867
3.12567 -17.7265
1.5688 -17.9315
4.25582e-015 -18
-1.5688 -17.9315
-3.12567 -17.7265
-4.65874 -17.3867
-6.15636 -16.9145
-7.60713 -16.3135
-9 -15.5885
-10.3244 -14.7447
-11.5702 -13.7888
-12.7279 -12.7279
-13.7888 -11.5702
-14.7447 -10.3244
-15.5885 -9
-16.3135 -7.60713
-16.9145 -6.15636
-17.3867 -4.65874
-17.7265 -3.12567
-17.9315 -1.5688
-18 -2.2e-015
-19.2 0
-19.1269 -1.67339
-18.9083 -3.33405
-18.5458 -4.96933
-18.0421 -6.56679
-17.4011 -8.11427
-16.6277 -9.6
-15.7277 -11.0127
-14.7081 -12.3415
-13.5765 -13.5765
-12.3415 -14.7081
-11.0127 -15.7277
-9.6 -16.6277
-8.11427 -17.4011
-6.56679 -18.0421
-4.96933 -18.5458
-3.33405 -18.9083
-1.67339 -19.1269

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-3.26527e-015 -19.2
1.67339 -19.1269
3.33405 -18.9083
4.96933 -18.5458
6.56679 -18.0421
8.11427 -17.4011
9.6 -16.6277
11.0127 -15.7277
12.3415 -14.7081
13.5765 -13.5765
14.7081 -12.3415
15.7277 -11.0127
16.6277 -9.6
17.4011 -8.11427
18.0421 -6.56679
18.5458 -4.96933
18.9083 -3.33405
19.1269 -1.67339
19.2 0
3. Circular Load
Radius: 18 m
Center: (2.27886e-014, -2.13854e-014)
Load Type: Flexible
Load: 220 kPa
Depth: 0 m
Soil Layers

1 Earth Pad 1 0
3 2. SP-SM/SM/SC/CH 3.5 4.5
4 3. SP-SM/SC 2.5 8
5 4. SC/SM/SP-SM 5 10.5
6 5. SC/SM/SP-SM 15.5 15.5
Soil Properties

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6.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Earth
Property Extended
SP/SP-SM/SM/SC SP-SM/SM/SC/CH SP-SM/SC SC/SM/SP-SM SC/SM/SP-SM Pad
Layer
Color ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
Unit Weight
17 18 19.5 19.5 19.5 19.5 19
[kN/m3]
Saturated Unit
19 20 21.5 21.5 21.5 21.5 21
Weight [kN/m3 ]
Poisson's Ratio 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.25 0.25 0.35 0.35
Immediate
Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled
Settlement
E [kPa] 17640 30800 57300 25344 44224 50000 100000
Eur [kPa] 17640 30800 57300 25344 44224 50000 100000
Query Points

1 1.97373e-015, 1.23358e-015 Auto: 73
2 18.6428, 0 Auto: 73
3 0.015, 18.593 Auto: 73
4 -18.6672, -9.7674e-016 Auto: 73
5 0.022, -18.628 Auto: 73
Field Point Grid

Expansion Factor: 2
Grid Coordinates
X [m] Y [m]
38.4 38.4
38.4 -38.4
-38.4 -38.4
-38.4 38.4


0
15
30
60
45
60
75
90
105
120
40
135
150
59.49 max (all): 130.4 mm
20
59.49 130.4 59.49
0734 of 1134
59.49
-20
-40
-20 0 20 40 60 80
Project
PN 079310C-AMIRAL Project; Group-B (BH-03, 10, 13 to 15 to 19,22,23,27,30 to 38,41 to 44,46,49,53 to 62); Tank Dia.
=50.0m; Earthpad = 1.0m
Settlement Analysis
Drawn By Company
Date File Name
SETTLE3D 2.012
Sunday April 11, 2021 7-GROUP-B-EarthPad-D=50.0m.s3z
SETTLE3D 2.012
Page 1 of 3

19,22,23,27,30 to 38,41 to 44,46,49,53 to 62); Tank Dia. =50.0m;
Earthpad = 1.0m
Project Settings
Document Name: 7-GROUP-B-EarthPad-D=50.0m

Tank Dia. =50.0m; Earthpad = 1.0m
Stage Settings
Stage # Name
1 Stage 1
Results
Stage: Stage 1
Void Ratio 0 0
7-GROUP-B-EarthPad-D=50.0m.s3z 735 WORLEY

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Loads
1. Circular Load
Radius: 25 m
Center: (32.323, 9.30753)
Load Type: Flexible
Load: 220 kPa
Depth: 0 m
Soil Layers

1 Earth Pad 1 0
3 2. SP-SM/SM/SC/CH 3.5 4.5
4 3. SP-SM/SC 2.5 8
5 4. SC/SM/SP-SM 5 10.5
6 5. SC/SM/SP-SM 15.5 15.5
Soil Properties
6.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Earth
Property Extended
SP/SP-SM/SM/SC SP-SM/SM/SC/CH SP-SM/SC SC/SM/SP-SM SC/SM/SP-SM Pad
Layer
Color ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
Unit Weight
17 18 19.5 19.5 19.5 19.5 19
[kN/m3]
Saturated Unit
19 20 21.5 21.5 21.5 21.5 21
Weight [kN/m3 ]
Poisson's Ratio 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.25 0.25 0.35 0.35
Immediate
Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled
Settlement
E [kPa] 17640 30800 57300 25344 44224 50000 100000
Eur [kPa] 17640 30800 57300 25344 44224 50000 100000

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Query Points

1 32.323, 9.30753 Auto: 73
2 57.323, 9.30753 Auto: 73
3 32.323, 34.3075 Auto: 73
4 7.32295, 9.30753 Auto: 73
5 32.323, -15.6925 Auto: 73
Field Point Grid

Expansion Factor: 2
Grid Coordinates
X [m] Y [m]
82.323 59.3075
82.323 -40.6925
-17.677 -40.6925
-17.677 59.3075

Appendix-C2
BEARING CAPACITY OF SOIL WITH 1.0m FILL ON EXISTING
GRADE (GROUP-A) Geotechnical File
GULF CONSULT
Testing
Project : PN 079310C - AMIRAL PROJECT

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4
Isolated: B=0.5 to 5: Df = 1.0m
Width of Foundation, m
3.5 Isolated: B=0.5 to 5: Df = 2.0m

3 Isolated: B=0.5 to 5: Df = 3.0m
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=1.0
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=2.0
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=3.0
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260
Allowable NABC, kPa
738 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GRADE (GROUP-B) Geotechnical File
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=1.0
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=2.0
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=3.0
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280
Allowable NABC, kPa
739 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GRADE (GROUP-C) Geotechnical File
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=1.0
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=2.0
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=3.0
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260
Allowable NABC, kPa
740 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GRADE (GROUP-D) Geotechnical File
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=1.0
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=2.0
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=3.0
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240
Allowable NABC, kPa
741 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GRADE (GROUP-E) Geotechnical File
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=1.0
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=2.0
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=3.0
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
742 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GRADE (GROUP-F) Geotechnical File
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=1.0
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=2.0
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=3.0
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260
Allowable NABC, kPa
743 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GRADE (GROUP-G) Geotechnical File
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=1.0
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=2.0
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=3.0
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320
Allowable NABC, kPa
744 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GRADE (GROUP-H) Geotechnical File
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=1.0
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=2.0
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=3.0
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320
Allowable NABC, kPa
745 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=1.0
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=2.0
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=3.0
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320
Allowable NABC, kPa
746 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=1.0
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=2.0
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=3.0
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320
Allowable NABC, kPa
747 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=1.0
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=2.0
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=3.0
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320
Allowable NABC, kPa
748 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=1.0
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=2.0
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=3.0
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320
Allowable NABC, kPa
749 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=1.0
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=2.0
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=3.0
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320
Allowable NABC, kPa
750 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=1.0
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=2.0
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=3.0
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260
Allowable NABC, kPa
751 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=1.0
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=2.0
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=3.0
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320
Allowable NABC, kPa
752 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=1.0
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=2.0
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 3: Df=3.0
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320 340
Allowable NABC, kPa
753 of 1134
Appendix-C2
BEARING CAPACITY OF SOIL WITH NO FILL ON EXISTING
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=1.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=2.0m
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=3.0m
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260
Allowable NABC, kPa
754 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=1.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=2.0m
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=3.0m
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
755 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=1.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=2.0m
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=3.0m
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280
Allowable NABC, kPa
756 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=1.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=2.0m
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=3.0m
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280
Allowable NABC, kPa
757 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=1.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=2.0m
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=3.0m
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
758 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=1.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=2.0m
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=3.0m
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260
Allowable NABC, kPa
759 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=1.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=2.0m
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=3.0m
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320
Allowable NABC, kPa
760 of 1134
Appendix-C2
GULF CONSULT
Testing

Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
5.5
4.5
4

L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m
2.5
L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
2 L/B = 1.5: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
1.5 L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 1.0m

L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 2.0m
1
L/B = 2.0: B=1 to 5: Df = 3.0m
0.5
0
60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300
Allowable NABC, kPa
25
20
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 1.0m
L/B = 1: B=10,15, 20: Df = 2.0m
15 L/B = 1: B=10,15,20: Df = 3.0m

L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 1.0m
L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 2.0m
10 L/B=2: B=10, 15: Df = 3.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=1.0m
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=2.0m
5
L/B=10: B=0.5 to 5: Df=3.0m
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320
Allowable NABC, kPa
761 of 1134
VERTICAL ANALYSIS Figure 1
Loads:
Load Factor for Vertical Loads= 1.0
Load Factor for Lateral Loads= 1.0
Loads Supported by Pile Cap= 0 %
Shear Condition: Static
Vertical Load, Q= 0.0 -kN

Shear Load, P= 0.0 -kN
Slope Restain St= 0.00 -cm/-cm
Profile:
Pile Length, L= 15.0 -m
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Fixed Head Condition

Nocontributing Zone, Ln1=Ln2=Ln3=0.
Drilled Shaft (dia >24 in. or 61 cm)
Soil Data: Pile Data:

Depth Gamma Phi C K e50 or Dr Nspt Depth Width Area Per. I E Weight
-m -kN/m3 -kN/m2 -MN/m3 % -m -cm -cm2 -cm -cm4 -MP -kN/m
0 17 33 0.0 30.3 54.90 21 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
1.5 16.5 30 0.0 14.3 37.72 11 15.0
2 6.5 30 0.0 9.6 36.76 11
2.5 7 33 0.0 17.9 53.34 20
3.5 6.5 31 0.0 11.0 39.78 12
4.5 8.5 32 50 427.8 0.42 34
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
Vertical capacity:
Weight above Ground= 0.00 Total Weight= 113.98-kN *Soil Weight is not included
Side Resistance (Down)= 2176.404-kN Side Resistance (Up)= 1759.390-kN
Tip Resistance (Down)= 1493.527-kN Tip Resistance (Up)= 0.000-kN
Total Ultimate Capacity (Down)= 3669.931-kN Total Ultimate Capacity (Up)= 1873.366-kN
Total Allowable Capacity (Down)= 1685.613-kN Total Allowable Capacity (Up)= 993.671-kN
OK! Qallow > Q
Settlement Calculation:
At Q= 0.00-kN Settlement= 0.00000-cm
At Xallow= 2.50-cm Qallow= 3549.84912-kN
Note: If the program cannot find a result or the result exceeds the upper limit. The result will be displayed as 99999.
CivilTech AMIRAL, Group-F, BH-65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73
Software Pile Dia. = 800mm Depth = 15m
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SOIL STRESS, SIDE RESISTANCE, & AXIAL FORCE vs DEPTH

Based on Ultimate Load Condition
Depth (Zp) Vertical Stress -kN/m2 Side Resistance-kN/m2 Axial Force -kN Elevation
from from
Pile Top -m -200.00 0 +200.00 -200.00 Up 0 Down +200.00 -5000 Up 0 Down +5000 G-kN/m3 Phi C-kN/m2 k-MN/m3e50 % Pile Top-m
0 0
17 33 0.0 30.3
SP/SM/SP-SM
1 -1
16.5 30 0.0 14.3

2 SP/SM/SP-SM -2
6.5 30 0.0 9.6
SP/SM/SP-SM
3 -3
7 33 0.0 17.9
SP/SM/SP-SM
4 6.5 31 0.0 11.0 -4

SP/SM/SP-SM
8.5 32 50 427.8 0.42

5 SC/SM/SP-SM/MH -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

10 SC/SM/SP-SM/CH/MH -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

15 Pile Tip SC/SM/SP-SM/CH/MH -15
Top Vertical Stress=0.000 Max. Side Resistance=108.73 Top Uplift=1873.4

Max. Vertical Stress=145.596 Top DownWard=3669.9 Atip=5027-cm
Software Pile Dia. = 800mm Depth = 15m Figure 1
Vertical Load vs. Settlement
4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
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1200
Compression Load, Qdw -kN

800
400
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip
ALLOWABLE CAPACITY vs FOUNDATION DEPTH
6000 6000
5400 5400
4800 4800
4200 4200
3600 3600
3000 3000
2400 2400
Uplift Capacity, Qup -kN
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Compression Capacity, Qdw -kN
1800 1800
1200 1200
600 600
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40
Foundation Depth, L -m Foundation Depth, L -m
LATERAL ANALYSIS Figure 2
Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 17 33 0.0 30.3 54.90 21 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
1.5 16.5 30 0.0 14.3 37.72 11 15.0
2 6.5 30 0.0 9.6 36.76 11
2.5 7 33 0.0 17.9 53.34 20
3.5 6.5 31 0.0 11.0 39.78 12
4.5 8.5 32 50 427.8 0.42 34
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
Single Pile Lateral Analysis:

Top Deflection, yt= 0.12400-cm
Max. Moment, M= -173.00-kN-m
Top Deflection Slope, St= 0.00000
OK! Top Deflection, 0.1240-cm is less than the Allowable Deflection= 0.60-cm
The Max. Moment calculated by program is an internal force from the applied load conditions. Structural engineer has to check whether
the pile has enough capacity to resist the moment with adequate factor of safety. If not, the pile may fail under the load conditions.
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PILE DEFLECTION & FORCE vs DEPTH

Single Pile, Khead=5, Kbc=2
Depth (Zp) DEFLECTION, yt -cm MOMENT -kN-m SHEAR -kN Elevation

from from
Pile Top-m -0.20 0 +0.20 -200 0 +200 -200 0 +200 J -kN/m3 I C-kN/m2 k-MN/m3e50 % Pile Top-m
0 0
17 33 0.0 30.3
SP/SM/SP-SM
1 -1
16.5 30 0.0 14.3

2 SP/SM/SP-SM -2
6.5 30 0.0 9.6
SP/SM/SP-SM
3 -3
7 33 0.0 17.9
SP/SM/SP-SM
4 6.5 31 0.0 11.0 -4

SP/SM/SP-SM
8.5 32 50 427.8 0.42

5 SC/SM/SP-SM/MH -5
6 -6
yt=0 at 6.3-m
St=0 at 0.2-m
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

Tip yt=8.5E-8 Top yt=1.24E-1 Top Moment=-173.0 Top Shear=100.0
Max. yt=1.24E-1 Max. Moment=173.0 Max. Shear=100.0 E -MP=27046
Top St=0E+0 I'-cm4=2010619
PILE DEFLECTION vs LOADING

Depth (Zp) DEFLECTION, yt -cm Elevation

from from
Pile Top-m -0.20 0 +0.20 Pile Top-m
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
Lateral Slope Vertical yt Slope Max.
No. Load Restraint Load at Top at Top Moment
13 (kN) (cm/cm) (kN) (cm) (cm/cm) (kN-m) -13
1 10.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.00 -17.5
2 30.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.00 -52.2
14 3 50.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.00 -86.8 -14
4 70.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.00 -121.0
5 80.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.00 -138.0
15 6 90.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.00 -156.0 -15

7 100.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.00 -173.0
PILE MOMENT vs LOADING

Depth (Zp) MOMENT -kN-m Elevation

from from
Pile Top-m -200.00 0 +200.00 Pile Top-m
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
Lateral Slope Vertical yt Slope Max.
No. Load Restraint Load at Top at Top Moment
13 (kN) (cm/cm) (kN) (cm) (cm/cm) (kN-m) -13
1 10.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.00 -17.5
2 30.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.00 -52.2
14 3 50.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.00 -86.8 -14
4 70.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.00 -121.0
5 80.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.00 -138.0

15 6 90.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.00 -156.0 -15
7 100.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.00 -173.0
LATERAL LOAD vs DEFLECTION & MAX. MOMENT
100 100
90 90
80 80
70 70
60 60
50 50
40 40
Lateral Load, P -kN

Lateral Load, P -kN
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30 30
20 20
10 10
0 0
0.00 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 0.10 0.12 0.14 0.16 0.18 0.20 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200
Top Deflection, yt -cm Max. Moment in Single Pile, Mmax -kN-m
P-Y curves for soils
4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
p, -kN/m
2000
1600
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1200
800
400
0
0.00 0.15 0.30 0.45 0.60 0.75 0.90 1.05 1.20 1.35 1.50 1.65 1.80 1.95 2.10 2.25 2.40 2.55 2.70 2.85 3.00
y, -m
Depth: 1.9, 3.8, 5.6, 7.5, 9.4, 11.3, 13.1 -m
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15\Engineering\AllPile\GROUP-B\Bored Piles\Bored Pile 0.6m.alp
Title 1: Group-B, BH-03,10,13to15,16to19,22,23,27,30to38,41to44,46,49
Title 2: Pile Dia. = 600mm Depth = 10m
PILE PROFILES:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0.00
TOTAL LOADS:
Vertical Load, Q: 0.0 -kN
Moment, M: 0.0 -kN-m
Torsion, T: 0.0 -kN
Shear Load, P: 100.0 -kN
FACTORS AND CONDITIONS:

Load Factor for Vertical Loads: 1.0 1.0
Load Factor for Lateral Loads: 1.0
Loads Supported by Pile Cap: 0 %
GROUP PILE FOUNDATION:
Group Configuration:
Head Condition: Fixed Head (Cap with Restrained Connection)
Average Pile Diameter= 0.60 -m
Column Number, Nx= 2
Column Spacing, Sx= 1.80 -m
Row Number, Ny= 1
Ny<2, No Calculation. Please run single or tower pile analysis.
X-Direction (Lateral Loading in X Direction)
*********************************************
Combined deduction factor due to Group Effect, R is based on following factors:
Deduction factor due to side effect, Rside= 1.00
Deduction factor due to front effect, Rfront= 0.38
A. Back Pile, Critical Loading for Back Pile:
1.Vertical Analysis:
Try Vertical Load= 0.00 -kN
Try Results:
Total Ultimate Capacity (Down)= 1120.53-kN, Total Ultimate Capacity
(Up)= 330.21-kN
Total Allowable Capacity (Down)= 494.12-kN, Total Allowable Capacity
(Up)= 187.39-kN
At Work Load= 0.00-kN, Settlement= 0.00000-cm
Work Load, 0.00-kN, OK with the Allowable Capacity (Down)= 494.12-kN
2.Lateral Analysis:
Try Shear= 50.00 -kN
Deduction factor due to Group Effect, R= 0.38
Try Results:
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B. Front Pile, Critical Loading for Front Pile:
Try Results:
(Up)= 330.21-kN
(Up)= 187.39-kN
4.Lateral Analysis:
Try Results:
C. Final Results & Summary:

Max. Cap Settlement, Xmax= 0.00000-cm
Average Cap Settlement, Xaverage= 0.00000-cm
Differential Cap Settlement, Xdiff= 0.00000-cm
Cap Rotation, Rt= 0.000000000 Slope
Cap Rotation, Ra= 0.00000000 Degree
Lateral Cap Movement (Deflection), yt= 0.117-cm
Front Pile: Shear= 70.89-kN, Mmax= 92.75-kN-m
Back Pile: Shear= 29.11-kN, Mmax= 0.00-kN-m
Lateral Cap Movement, yt= 0.117-cm, OK with the Allowable Deflection=
0.600-cm
Max. Cap Settlement, Xmax= 0.000-cm, OK with the Allowable Deflection=
2.500-cm
Note: If the program cannot find a result or the result exceeds the upper limit.
The result will be displayed as 99999.
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Notes:
Q - Vertical Load at pile top
P - Lateral Shear Load at pile top
M - Moment at pile top
Xall - Pile top total settlement
yt - Pile top deflection
St - Pile top deflection slope (deflection/unit length)
The Max. Moment calculated by program is an internal moment of shaft due to the
loading. Egineers
have to check whether the pile has enough moment capacity to resist the Max.
Moment with adequate
factor of safety. If not, the pile may be damaged under the loading.
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PILE PROFILES:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
TOTAL LOADS:
Torsion, T: 0.0 -kN

GROUP PILE FOUNDATION:
Head Condition: Free Head (Pile Cap with Pinned Connection)
Column Number, Nx= 2
Column Spacing, Sx= 1.80 -m
Row Number, Ny= 1
Ny<2, No Calculation. Please run single or tower pile analysis.
*********************************************
Combined deduction factor due to Group Effect, R is based on following factors:
Try Results:
(Up)= 330.21-kN
(Up)= 187.39-kN
2.Lateral Analysis:
Free Head Condition
Try Results:
Max. Moment, M= 94.50-kN-m
Top Deflection Slope, St= -0.00272
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Try Results:
(Up)= 330.21-kN
(Up)= 187.39-kN
4.Lateral Analysis:
Free Head Condition
Try Results:

Front Pile: Shear= 75.26-kN, Mmax= 82.10-kN-m
Back Pile: Shear= 24.74-kN, Mmax= 38.17-kN-m
0.600-cm
2.500-cm
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Notes:
loading. Egineers
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PILE PROFILES:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
TOTAL LOADS:
Torsion, T: 0.0 -kN

TOWER FOUNDATION:
Head Condition: Fixed Head (Cap with Restrained Connection)
Pile Number: 3 Piles
Spacing, S= 1.80 -m
X-30-Y Direction (Lateral Loading is 30 degree from X to Y)
*********************************************

Combined Beduction Factor due to Group Effect, R is based on following factors:
Try Results:
(Up)= 330.21-kN
(Up)= 187.39-kN
At Allowable Settlement= -2.500-cm, Capacity= -99999.00-kN
!!! Work Load, 0.00-kN, Exceeds the Capacity at Allowable Settlement=
2.50-cm, Capacity (Down)= -99999.00-kN
Work Load, 0.00-kN, OK with the Allowable Capacity (Up)= 187.39-kN
2.Lateral Analysis:
Try Results:
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Try Results:
(Up)= 330.21-kN
(Up)= 187.39-kN
At Allowable Settlement= 2.50000-cm, Capacity= 1069.38-kN
Work Load, 0.00-kN, OK with the Capacity at Allowable Settlement=
2.50-cm, Capacity= 1069.38-kN
4.Lateral Analysis:
Try Results:

Front Pile: Shear= 50.00-kN
Back Pile: Shear= 50.00-kN
0.600-cm
2.500-cm

*********************************************
Try Results:
(Up)= 330.21-kN
(Up)= 187.39-kN
2.Lateral Analysis:
Try Results:
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Try Results:
(Up)= 330.21-kN
(Up)= 187.39-kN
4.Lateral Analysis:
Try Results:

0.600-cm
2.500-cm
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Notes:
loading. Egineers
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PILE PROFILES:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
TOTAL LOADS:
Torsion, T: 0.0 -kN

TOWER FOUNDATION:
Head Condition: Free Head (Pile Cap with Pinned Connection)
Pile Number: 3 Piles
Spacing, S= 1.80 -m
X-30-Y Direction (Lateral Loading is 30 degree from X to Y)
*********************************************

Try Results:
(Up)= 330.21-kN
(Up)= 187.39-kN
2.Lateral Analysis:
Free Head Condition
Try Results:
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Try Results:
(Up)= 330.21-kN
(Up)= 187.39-kN
4.Lateral Analysis:
Free Head Condition
Try Results:

!!! Lateral Cap Movement, yt= 0.606-cm, Exceeds the Allowable Deflection=
0.600-cm
2.500-cm

*********************************************
Try Results:
(Up)= 330.21-kN
(Up)= 187.39-kN
2.Lateral Analysis:
Free Head Condition
Try Results:
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Try Results:
(Up)= 330.21-kN
(Up)= 187.39-kN
4.Lateral Analysis:
Free Head Condition
Try Results:

0.600-cm
2.500-cm
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Notes:
loading. Egineers
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GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
APPENDIX–C2/1
Sample Calculation Sheets for Pile Capacity (Group-A)
• BORED PILES
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Loads:

Moment, M= 0.0 -kN-m
Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition
Drilled Pile (dia <=24 in. or 61 cm)

0 17.5 32 50 323.7 0.48 27 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7.5 32 50 317.7 0.48 27 15.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 513.0 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q
CivilTech Group-A, BH-01, 02, 05, 06, 08, 09, 47

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from from
0 0
17.5 32 50 323.7 0.48
SC/SP/SP-SM
1 -1
2 -2
7.5 32 50 317.7 0.48
SC/SP/SP-SM
3 -3
8.5 32 50 513.0 0.38

4 SC/SP/SP-SM -4
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

5 SC/SP/SP-SM -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 Pile Tip -15


3000
2700
2400
2100
1800
1500
1200
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900

600
300
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

4000 4000
3600 3600
3200 3200
2800 2800
2400 2400
2000 2000
1600 1600
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1200 1200
800 800
400 400
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17.5 32 50 323.7 0.48 27 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7.5 32 50 317.7 0.48 27 15.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 513.0 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

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Depth (Zp) DEFLECTION, yt -cm MOMENT -kN-m SHEAR -kN Pressure -kN/m2 Elevation
from from
Pile Top-m -0.20 0 +0.20 -200 0 +200 -200 0 +200 -50 0 +50 Pile Top-m
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
yt=0 at 4.5-m
5 -5
St=0 at 5.3-m
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Max. yt=1.4E-1 Max. Moment=126.0 Max. Shear=100.7 Max. Pressure=21.33
Top St=7.16E-19


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 17.5 32 50 323.7 0.48 27 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7.5 32 50 317.7 0.48 27 15.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 513.0 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

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from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
yt=0 at 3.9-m
4 -4
St=0 at 4.9-m
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Tip yt=7.54E-10 Top yt=5.34E-1 Top Moment=0.0 Top Shear=100.0
Top St=-2.31E-3


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition


0 17.5 32 50 323.7 0.48 27 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7.5 32 50 317.7 0.48 27 10.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 513.0 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

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from from
0 0
17.5 32 50 323.7 0.48
SC/SP/SP-SM
1 -1
2 -2
7.5 32 50 317.7 0.48
SC/SP/SP-SM
3 -3
8.5 32 50 513.0 0.38

4 SC/SP/SP-SM -4
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

5 SC/SP/SP-SM -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 Pile Tip -10

11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
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1200

800
400
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

6000 6000
5400 5400
4800 4800
4200 4200
3600 3600
3000 3000
2400 2400
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1800 1800
1200 1200
600 600
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 17.5 32 50 323.7 0.48 27 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7.5 32 50 317.7 0.48 27 10.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 513.0 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

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from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
yt=0 at 4.5-m
5 -5
St=0 at 5.5-m
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Tip yt=-1.6E-6 Top yt=4.58E-2 Top Moment=-129.0 Top Shear=100.0
Top St=0E+0
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition


0 17.5 32 50 323.7 0.48 27 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7.5 32 50 317.7 0.48 27 10.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 513.0 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

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from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
yt=0 at 3.8-m
4 -4
5 St=0 at 5.0-m -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=-7.82E-4
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
• ACIP PILES
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Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17.5 32 50 328.3 0.48 27 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7.5 32 50 319.2 0.48 27 15.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 505.5 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

Software ACIP Pile Dia. = 600mm Depth = 15m
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from from
0 0
17.5 32 50 328.3 0.48
SC/SP/SP-SM
1 -1
2 -2
7.5 32 50 319.2 0.48
SC/SP/SP-SM
3 -3
8.5 32 50 505.5 0.38

4 SC/SP/SP-SM -4
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

5 SC/SP/SP-SM -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 Pile Tip -15


Software ACIP Pile Dia. = 600mm Depth = 15m Figure 1
5000
4500
4000
3500
3000
2500
2000
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1500

1000
500
0
0.0 0.5 0.9 1.4 1.8 2.3 2.7 3.2 3.6 4.1 4.5 5.0 5.4 5.9 6.3 6.8 7.2 7.7 8.1 8.6 9.0
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

5000 5000
4500 4500
4000 4000
3500 3500
3000 3000
2500 2500
2000 2000
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1500 1500
1000 1000
500 500
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
yt=0 at 2.6-m
3 St=0 at 3.2-m -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Tip yt=0E+0 Top yt=9.15E-1 Top Moment=-86.4 Top Shear=100.0
Top St=-5.72E-18


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17.5 32 50 328.3 0.48 27 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7.5 32 50 319.2 0.48 27 15.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 505.5 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
N/G! Top Deflection, 0.9150-cm, Exceeds the Allowable Deflection= 0.60-cm

805 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
yt=0 at 2.4-m
3 St=0 at 3.1-m -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Tip yt=0E+0 Top yt=3.78E+0 Top Moment=0.0 Top Shear=100.0
Max. yt=3.78E+0 Max. Moment=92.5 Max. Shear=101.3 Max. Pressure=43.75
Top St=-2.53E-2


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 17.5 32 50 328.3 0.48 27 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7.5 32 50 319.2 0.48 27 15.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 505.5 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

807 of 1134

Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 17.5 32 50 328.3 0.48 27 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7.5 32 50 319.2 0.48 27 10.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 505.5 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

808 of 1134

from from
0 0
17.5 32 50 328.3 0.48
SC/SP/SP-SM
1 -1
2 -2
7.5 32 50 319.2 0.48
SC/SP/SP-SM
3 -3
8.5 32 50 505.5 0.38

4 SC/SP/SP-SM -4
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

5 SC/SP/SP-SM -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 Pile Tip -10

11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
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1200

800
400
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

7000 7000
6300 6300
5600 5600
4900 4900
4200 4200
3500 3500
2800 2800
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2100 2100
1400 1400
700 700
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
yt=0 at 2.6-m
3 -3
St=0 at 3.3-m
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=2.15E-18
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 17.5 32 50 328.3 0.48 27 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7.5 32 50 319.2 0.48 27 10.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 505.5 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

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from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
yt=0 at 2.4-m
3 -3
St=0 at 3.3-m
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Tip yt=-2.96E-9 Top yt=1.4E+0 Top Moment=0.0 Top Shear=100.0
Top St=-8.96E-3
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition


0 17.5 32 50 328.3 0.48 27 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7.5 32 50 319.2 0.48 27 10.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 505.5 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

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GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
• DRIVEN PILES
816 of 1134

Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Driving Concrete Pile

0 17.5 32 50 322.2 0.48 27 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7.5 32 50 328.3 0.48 27 15.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 504.0 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 53.5 95.94 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

Software Driven Pile Dia. = 600mm Depth = 15m
817 of 1134

from from
0 0
17.5 32 50 322.2 0.48
SC/SP/SP-SM
1 -1
2 -2
7.5 32 50 328.3 0.48
SC/SP/SP-SM
3 -3
8.5 32 50 504.0 0.38

4 SC/SP/SP-SM -4
9.5 32 100 53.5

5 SC/SP/SP-SM -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 Pile Tip -15


Software Driven Pile Dia. = 600mm Depth = 15m Figure 1
6000
5400
4800
4200
3600
3000
2400
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1800

1200
600
0
0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 3.0 3.2 3.4 3.6 3.8 4.0
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

6000 6000
5400 5400
4800 4800
4200 4200
3600 3600
3000 3000
2400 2400
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1800 1800
1200 1200
600 600
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17.5 32 50 322.2 0.48 27 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7.5 32 50 328.3 0.48 27 15.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 504.0 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 53.5 95.94 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

821 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
yt=0 at 4.4-m
5 -5
St=0 at 5.4-m
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=-7.16E-19


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 17.5 32 50 322.2 0.48 27 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7.5 32 50 328.3 0.48 27 15.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 504.0 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 53.5 95.94 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

823 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
yt=0 at 3.9-m
4 -4
St=0 at 4.9-m
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=-2.31E-3


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17.5 32 50 322.2 0.48 27 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7.5 32 50 328.3 0.48 27 10.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 504.0 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 53.5 95.94 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

825 of 1134

from from
0 0
17.5 32 50 322.2 0.48
SC/SP/SP-SM
1 -1
2 -2
7.5 32 50 328.3 0.48
SC/SP/SP-SM
3 -3
8.5 32 50 504.0 0.38

4 SC/SP/SP-SM -4
9.5 32 100 53.5

5 SC/SP/SP-SM -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 Pile Tip -10

11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

5000
4500
4000
3500
3000
2500
2000
827 of 1134
1500

1000
500
0
0.0 0.2 0.3 0.5 0.6 0.8 0.9 1.1 1.2 1.4 1.5 1.7 1.8 2.0 2.1 2.3 2.4 2.6 2.7 2.9 3.0
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

10000 10000
9000 9000
8000 8000
7000 7000
6000 6000
5000 5000
4000 4000
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3000 3000
2000 2000
1000 1000
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17.5 32 50 322.2 0.48 27 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7.5 32 50 328.3 0.48 27 10.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 504.0 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 53.5 95.94 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

829 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
yt=0 at 4.3-m
5 -5
St=0 at 5.6-m
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Tip yt=3E-4 Top yt=4.6E-2 Top Moment=-129.0 Top Shear=100.0
Top St=0E+0
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 17.5 32 50 322.2 0.48 27 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7.5 32 50 328.3 0.48 27 10.0
3.5 8.5 32 50 504.0 0.38 39
4.5 9.5 32 100 53.5 95.94 60
15.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

831 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
yt=0 at 3.7-m
4 -4
5 St=0 at 5.1-m -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=-7.84E-4
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
Sample Calculation Sheets for Pile Capacity (Group-B)
• BORED PILES
833 of 1134

Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= 0.0 -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 33 0.0 29.7 54.35 20 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 33 0.0 18.0 53.49 20 15.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 26.2 66.20 31
7 9.5 38 0.0 50.2 92.97 57
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q
CivilTech Group-B, BH-03,10,13to15,16to19,22,23,27,30to38,41to44,46,49

834 of 1134

from from
0 0
17 33 0.0 29.7
SP/SP-SM/SM/SC
1 -1
2 -2
7 33 0.0 18.0
SP/SP-SM/SM/SC
3 -3
8 36 0.0 26.2
4 SP-SM/SM/SC/CH -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
9.5 38 0.0 50.2
SP-SM/SC
835 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

10 SC/SM/SP-SM -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

15 Pile Tip SC/SM/SP-SM -15


3000
2700
2400
2100
1800
1500
1200
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900

600
300
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

2000 2000
1800 1800
1600 1600
1400 1400
1200 1200
1000 1000
800 800
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600 600
400 400
200 200
0 0
0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= 0 -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 33 0.0 29.7 54.35 20 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 33 0.0 18.0 53.49 20 15.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 26.2 66.20 31
7 9.5 38 0.0 50.2 92.97 57
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60


838 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
yt=0 at 4.7-m
5 -5
St=0 at 5.8-m
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=-7.16E-19


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= 0 -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 17 33 0.0 29.7 54.35 20 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 33 0.0 18.0 53.49 20 15.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 26.2 66.20 31
7 9.5 38 0.0 50.2 92.97 57
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60


840 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
yt=0 at 3.8-m
4 -4
5 St=0 at 5.0-m -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=-2.28E-3


Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 17 33 0.0 29.7 54.35 20 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 33 0.0 18.0 53.49 20 10.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 26.2 66.20 31
7 9.5 38 0.0 50.2 92.97 57
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

842 of 1134

from from
0 0
17 33 0.0 29.7
SP/SP-SM/SM/SC
1 -1
2 -2
7 33 0.0 18.0
SP/SP-SM/SM/SC
3 -3
8 36 0.0 26.2
4 SP-SM/SM/SC/CH -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
9.5 38 0.0 50.2
SP-SM/SC
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8 -8
9 -9
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

15 SC/SM/SP-SM -15

2000
1800
1600
1400
1200
1000
800
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600

400
200
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

6000 6000
5400 5400
4800 4800
4200 4200
3600 3600
3000 3000
2400 2400
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1800 1800
1200 1200
600 600
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 17 33 0.0 29.7 54.35 20 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 33 0.0 18.0 53.49 20 10.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 26.2 66.20 31
7 9.5 38 0.0 50.2 92.97 57
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60

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from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
5 -5
yt=0 at 5.9-m
6 -6
St=0 at 0.1-m
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=1.07E-18
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15


Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition


0 17 33 0.0 29.7 54.35 20 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 33 0.0 18.0 53.49 20 10.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 26.2 66.20 31
7 9.5 38 0.0 50.2 92.97 57
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60

848 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
yt=0 at 4.6-m
5 -5
6 St=0 at 6.0-m -6
7 -7
849 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=-9.74E-4
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
• ACIP PILES
850 of 1134

Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 33 0.0 14.3 37.72 11 15.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 10.1 37.72 11
7 9.5 38 0.0 18.2 53.78 20
9.5 9.5 32 100 110.5 0.78 12
14.5 9.5 32 100 427.8 0.42 34
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

851 of 1134

from from
0 0
17 33 0.0 31.1
SP/SP-SM/SM/SC
1 -1
2 -2
7 33 0.0 14.3
SP/SP-SM/SM/SC
3 -3
8 36 0.0 10.1
4 SP-SM/SM/SC/CH -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
9.5 38 0.0 18.2
SP-SM/SC
852 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
9.5 32 100 110.5 0.78

10 SC/SM/SP-SM -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
9.5 32 100 427.8 0.42



4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
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1200

800
400
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

4000 4000
3600 3600
3200 3200
2800 2800
2400 2400
2000 2000
1600 1600
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1200 1200
800 800
400 400
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 33 0.0 14.3 37.72 11 15.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 10.1 37.72 11
7 9.5 38 0.0 18.2 53.78 20
9.5 9.5 32 100 110.5 0.78 12
14.5 9.5 32 100 427.8 0.42 34


855 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
yt=0 at 2.5-m
3 -3
St=0 at 3.3-m
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=0E+0


Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 33 0.0 14.3 37.72 11 15.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 10.1 37.72 11
7 9.5 38 0.0 18.2 53.78 20
9.5 9.5 32 100 110.5 0.78 12
14.5 9.5 32 100 427.8 0.42 34


857 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
yt=0 at 2.3-m
3 St=0 at 3.1-m -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
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8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Tip yt=4.01E-12 Top yt=3.66E+0 Top Moment=0.0 Top Shear=100.0
Top St=-2.48E-2


Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 33 0.0 14.3 37.72 11 10.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 10.1 37.72 11
7 9.5 38 0.0 18.2 53.78 20
9.5 9.5 32 100 110.5 0.78 12
14.5 9.5 32 100 427.8 0.42 34
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

859 of 1134

from from
0 0
17 33 0.0 31.1
SP/SP-SM/SM/SC
1 -1
2 -2
7 33 0.0 14.3
SP/SP-SM/SM/SC
3 -3
8 36 0.0 10.1
4 SP-SM/SM/SC/CH -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
9.5 38 0.0 18.2
SP-SM/SC
860 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
9.5 32 100 110.5 0.78

11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
9.5 32 100 427.8 0.42

15 SC/SM/SP-SM -15

4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
861 of 1134
1200

800
400
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

6000 6000
5400 5400
4800 4800
4200 4200
3600 3600
3000 3000
2400 2400
862 of 1134
1800 1800
1200 1200
600 600
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 33 0.0 14.3 37.72 11 10.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 10.1 37.72 11
7 9.5 38 0.0 18.2 53.78 20
9.5 9.5 32 100 110.5 0.78 12
14.5 9.5 32 100 427.8 0.42 34

863 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 yt=0 at 3.0-m -3
4 St=0 at 3.9-m -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
864 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=0E+0
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15


Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition


0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 33 0.0 14.3 37.72 11 10.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 10.1 37.72 11
7 9.5 38 0.0 18.2 53.78 20
9.5 9.5 32 100 110.5 0.78 12
14.5 9.5 32 100 427.8 0.42 34

865 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
yt=0 at 2.4-m
3 -3
St=0 at 3.4-m
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
866 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=-9.01E-3
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
• DRIVEN PILES
867 of 1134

Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 33 0.0 29.9 54.49 20 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 33 0.0 18.0 53.49 20 15.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 26.1 66.10 31
7 9.5 38 0.0 50.5 93.28 57
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

868 of 1134

from from
0 0
17 33 0.0 29.9
SP/SP-SM/SM/SC
1 -1
2 -2
7 33 0.0 18.0
SP/SP-SM/SM/SC
3 -3
8 36 0.0 26.1
4 SP-SM/SM/SC/CH -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
9.5 38 0.0 50.5
SP-SM/SC
869 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

10 SC/SM/SP-SM -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29



4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
870 of 1134
1200

800
400
0
0.0 0.3 0.6 0.9 1.2 1.5 1.8 2.1 2.4 2.7 3.0 3.3 3.6 3.9 4.2 4.5 4.8 5.1 5.4 5.7 6.0
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

5000 5000
4500 4500
4000 4000
3500 3500
3000 3000
2500 2500
2000 2000
871 of 1134
1500 1500
1000 1000
500 500
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 33 0.0 29.9 54.49 20 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 33 0.0 18.0 53.49 20 15.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 26.1 66.10 31
7 9.5 38 0.0 50.5 93.28 57
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60


872 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
yt=0 at 4.7-m
5 -5
St=0 at 5.8-m
6 -6
7 -7
873 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=0E+0


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 17 33 0.0 29.9 54.49 20 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 33 0.0 18.0 53.49 20 15.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 26.1 66.10 31
7 9.5 38 0.0 50.5 93.28 57
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60


874 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
yt=0 at 3.8-m
4 -4
5 St=0 at 5.0-m -5
6 -6
7 -7
875 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=-2.28E-3


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 33 0.0 29.9 54.49 20 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 33 0.0 18.0 53.49 20 10.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 26.1 66.10 31
7 9.5 38 0.0 50.5 93.28 57
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

876 of 1134

from from
0 0
17 33 0.0 29.9
SP/SP-SM/SM/SC
1 -1
2 -2
7 33 0.0 18.0
SP/SP-SM/SM/SC
3 -3
8 36 0.0 26.1
4 SP-SM/SM/SC/CH -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
9.5 38 0.0 50.5
SP-SM/SC
877 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

15 SC/SM/SP-SM -15

4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
878 of 1134
1200

800
400
0
0.0 0.3 0.6 0.9 1.2 1.5 1.8 2.1 2.4 2.7 3.0 3.3 3.6 3.9 4.2 4.5 4.8 5.1 5.4 5.7 6.0
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

8000 8000
7200 7200
6400 6400
5600 5600
4800 4800
4000 4000
3200 3200
879 of 1134
2400 2400
1600 1600
800 800
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 33 0.0 29.9 54.49 20 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 33 0.0 18.0 53.49 20 10.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 26.1 66.10 31
7 9.5 38 0.0 50.5 93.28 57
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60

880 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
5 -5
yt=0 at 5.9-m
6 -6
7 -7
881 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=0E+0
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 17 33 0.0 29.9 54.49 20 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 33 0.0 18.0 53.49 20 10.0
3.5 8 36 0.0 26.1 66.10 31
7 9.5 38 0.0 50.5 93.28 57
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60

882 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
yt=0 at 4.6-m
5 -5
6 St=0 at 6.0-m -6
7 -7
883 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=-9.72E-4
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
Sample Calculation Sheets for Pile Capacity (Group-C)
• BORED PILES
884 of 1134

Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 32 0.0 24.4 49.28 17 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 32 0.0 15.5 48.94 17 15.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.1 58.64 24
7 9.5 0 250 773.4 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
17.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60
21.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
23 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q
CivilTech GROUP-C, BH-04,07,11,12,20,26,21,24,25,39,40,48

885 of 1134

from from
0 0
17 32 0.0 24.4
SP/SP-SM/SM
1 -1
2 -2
7 32 0.0 15.5
SP/SP-SM/SM
3 -3
7.5 34 0.0 21.1

4 SP/SP-SM/SM/CH/SC -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
9.5 0 250 773.4 0.30
CH/SC/SP-SM/SM
886 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

15 Pile Tip SC/CH/SM/ -15


4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
887 of 1134
1200

800
400
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

4000 4000
3600 3600
3200 3200
2800 2800
2400 2400
2000 2000
1600 1600
888 of 1134
1200 1200
800 800
400 400
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 32 0.0 24.4 49.28 17 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 32 0.0 15.5 48.94 17 15.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.1 58.64 24
7 9.5 0 250 773.4 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
17.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60

889 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
yt=0 at 4.9-m
5 -5
6 St=0 at 5.9-m -6
7 -7
890 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=-7.16E-19


Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 17 32 0.0 24.4 49.28 17 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 32 0.0 15.5 48.94 17 15.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.1 58.64 24
7 9.5 0 250 773.4 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
17.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60

891 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
yt=0 at 3.9-m
4 -4
5 St=0 at 5.1-m -5
6 -6
7 -7
892 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=-2.41E-3


Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 17 32 0.0 24.4 49.28 17 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 32 0.0 15.5 48.94 17 10.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.1 58.64 24
7 9.5 0 250 773.4 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
17.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60
21.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
23 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

893 of 1134

from from
0 0
17 32 0.0 24.4
SP/SP-SM/SM
1 -1
2 -2
7 32 0.0 15.5
SP/SP-SM/SM
3 -3
7.5 34 0.0 21.1

5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
9.5 0 250 773.4 0.30
CH/SC/SP-SM/SM
894 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 Pile Tip -10

11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

15 SC/CH/SM/ -15

3000
2700
2400
2100
1800
1500
1200
895 of 1134
900

600
300
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

6000 6000
5400 5400
4800 4800
4200 4200
3600 3600
3000 3000
2400 2400
896 of 1134
1800 1800
1200 1200
600 600
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 17 32 0.0 24.4 49.28 17 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 32 0.0 15.5 48.94 17 10.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.1 58.64 24
7 9.5 0 250 773.4 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60

897 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
yt=0 at 6.7-m
7 St=0 at 0.2-m -7
898 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=-1.07E-18
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15


Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition


0 17 32 0.0 24.4 49.28 17 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 32 0.0 15.5 48.94 17 10.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.1 58.64 24
7 9.5 0 250 773.4 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60

899 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
yt=0 at 4.8-m
5 -5
6 St=0 at 6.1-m -6
7 -7
900 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=-1.05E-3
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
• ACIP PILES
901 of 1134

Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= 0 -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 32 0.0 24.1 48.94 17 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 32 0.0 15.6 49.28 17 15.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.0 58.52 24
7 9.5 0.0 250 782.3 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
17.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60
21.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
23 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

902 of 1134

from from
0 0
17 32 0.0 24.1
SP/SP-SM/SM
1 -1
2 -2
7 32 0.0 15.6
SP/SP-SM/SM
3 -3
7.5 34 0.0 21.0

5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
9.5 0.0 250 782.3 0.30
CH/SC/SP-SM/SM
903 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

15 Pile Tip SC/CH/SM -15


4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
904 of 1134
1200

800
400
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

5000 5000
4500 4500
4000 4000
3500 3500
3000 3000
2500 2500
2000 2000
905 of 1134
1500 1500
1000 1000
500 500
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= 0 -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 32 0.0 24.1 48.94 17 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 32 0.0 15.6 49.28 17 15.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.0 58.52 24
7 9.5 0.0 250 782.3 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
17.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60

906 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
yt=0 at 2.6-m
3 -3
St=0 at 3.3-m
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
907 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=0E+0


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= 0 -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 17 32 0.0 24.1 48.94 17 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 32 0.0 15.6 49.28 17 15.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.0 58.52 24
7 9.5 0.0 250 782.3 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
17.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60

908 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
yt=0 at 2.4-m
3 St=0 at 3.1-m -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
909 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Tip yt=0E+0 Top yt=3.92E+0 Top Moment=0.0 Top Shear=100.0
Top St=-2.59E-2


Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 17 32 0.0 24.1 48.94 17 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 32 0.0 15.6 49.28 17 10.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.0 58.52 24
7 9.5 0.0 250 782.3 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
17.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60
21.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
23 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

910 of 1134

from from
0 0
17 32 0.0 24.1
SP/SP-SM/SM
1 -1
2 -2
7 32 0.0 15.6
SP/SP-SM/SM
3 -3
7.5 34 0.0 21.0

5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
9.5 0.0 250 782.3 0.30
CH/SC/SP-SM/SM
911 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 Pile Tip -10

11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

15 SC/CH/SM -15

4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
912 of 1134
1200

800
400
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

7000 7000
6300 6300
5600 5600
4900 4900
4200 4200
3500 3500
2800 2800
913 of 1134
2100 2100
1400 1400
700 700
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 17 32 0.0 24.1 48.94 17 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 32 0.0 15.6 49.28 17 10.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.0 58.52 24
7 9.5 0.0 250 782.3 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60

914 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 yt=0 at 3.2-m -3
4 St=0 at 4.0-m -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
915 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=4.29E-18
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15


Loads:

Profile:
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition


0 17 32 0.0 24.1 48.94 17 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 32 0.0 15.6 49.28 17 10.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.0 58.52 24
7 9.5 0.0 250 782.3 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60

916 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
yt=0 at 2.6-m
3 -3
St=0 at 3.4-m
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
917 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=-9.37E-3
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
• DRIVEN PILES
918 of 1134

Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 32 0.0 23.9 48.77 17 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 32 0.0 15.2 48.43 17 15.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.0 58.52 24
7 9.5 0.0 250 775.6 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
17.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60
21.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
23 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q
CivilTech AMIRAL, GROUP-C, BH-04,07,11,12,20,26,21,24,25,39,40,48

919 of 1134

from from
0 0
17 32 0.0 23.9
SP/SP-SM/SM
1 -1
2 -2
7 32 0.0 15.2
SP/SP-SM/SM
3 -3
7.5 34 0.0 21.0

5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
9.5 0.0 250 775.6 0.30
CH/SC/SP-SM/SM
920 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

15 Pile Tip SC/CH/SM/ -15


4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
921 of 1134
1200

800
400
0
0.0 0.3 0.6 0.9 1.2 1.5 1.8 2.1 2.4 2.7 3.0 3.3 3.6 3.9 4.2 4.5 4.8 5.1 5.4 5.7 6.0
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

6000 6000
5400 5400
4800 4800
4200 4200
3600 3600
3000 3000
2400 2400
922 of 1134
1800 1800
1200 1200
600 600
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 32 0.0 23.9 48.77 17 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 32 0.0 15.2 48.43 17 15.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.0 58.52 24
7 9.5 0.0 250 775.6 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
17.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60

923 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
yt=0 at 4.9-m
5 -5
6 St=0 at 6.0-m -6
7 -7
924 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=-1.43E-18


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 17 32 0.0 23.9 48.77 17 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 32 0.0 15.2 48.43 17 15.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.0 58.52 24
7 9.5 0.0 250 775.6 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
17.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60

925 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
yt=0 at 3.9-m
4 -4
5 St=0 at 5.2-m -5
6 -6
7 -7
926 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=-2.41E-3


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 32 0.0 23.9 48.77 17 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 32 0.0 15.2 48.43 17 10.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.0 58.52 24
7 9.5 0.0 250 775.6 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
17.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60
21.5 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
23 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

927 of 1134

from from
0 0
17 32 0.0 23.9
SP/SP-SM/SM
1 -1
2 -2
7 32 0.0 15.2
SP/SP-SM/SM
3 -3
7.5 34 0.0 21.0

5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
9.5 0.0 250 775.6 0.30
CH/SC/SP-SM/SM
928 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 Pile Tip -10

11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

15 SC/CH/SM/ -15

3000
2700
2400
2100
1800
1500
1200
929 of 1134
900

600
300
0
0.0 0.3 0.6 0.9 1.2 1.5 1.8 2.1 2.4 2.7 3.0 3.3 3.6 3.9 4.2 4.5 4.8 5.1 5.4 5.7 6.0
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

10000 10000
9000 9000
8000 8000
7000 7000
6000 6000
5000 5000
4000 4000
930 of 1134
3000 3000
2000 2000
1000 1000
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 32 0.0 23.9 48.77 17 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 32 0.0 15.2 48.43 17 10.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.0 58.52 24
7 9.5 0.0 250 775.6 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60

931 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
yt=0 at 6.7-m
7 St=0 at 0.1-m -7
932 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=0E+0
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 17 32 0.0 23.9 48.77 17 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 32 0.0 15.2 48.43 17 10.0
3.5 7.5 34 0.0 21.0 58.52 24
7 9.5 0.0 250 775.6 0.30 59
14.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60

933 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
yt=0 at 4.9-m
5 -5
6 St=0 at 6.1-m -6
7 -7
934 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=-1.06E-3
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
Sample Calculation Sheets for Pile Capacity (Group-D)
• BORED PILES
935 of 1134

Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 18.5 0.0 150 537.0 0.37 41 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 8.5 0 150 538.5 0.37 41 15.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q
CivilTech Group-D, BH-28, 29

936 of 1134

from from
0 0
18.5 0.0 150 537.0 0.37
CH/SC
1 -1
2 -2
8.5 0 150 538.5 0.37
CH/SC
3 -3
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

4 SC/SM/SP-SM -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
937 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

10 SC/SM/SP-SM -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 Pile Tip -15


4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
938 of 1134
1200

800
400
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

4000 4000
3600 3600
3200 3200
2800 2800
2400 2400
2000 2000
1600 1600
939 of 1134
1200 1200
800 800
400 400
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 18.5 0.0 150 537.0 0.37 41 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 8.5 0 150 538.5 0.37 41 15.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

940 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 yt=0 at 2.1-m -2
St=0 at 2.9-m
3 -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
941 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=0E+0


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 18.5 0.0 150 537.0 0.37 41 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 8.5 0 150 538.5 0.37 41 15.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

942 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 yt=0 at 2.0-m -2
St=0 at 2.7-m
3 -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
943 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=-6.03E-4


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 18.5 0.0 150 537.0 0.37 41 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 8.5 0 150 538.5 0.37 41 10.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

944 of 1134

from from
0 0
18.5 0.0 150 537.0 0.37
CH/SC
1 -1
2 -2
8.5 0 150 538.5 0.37
CH/SC
3 -3
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

4 SC/SM/SP-SM -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
945 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
946 of 1134
1200

800
400
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

7000 7000
6300 6300
5600 5600
4900 4900
4200 4200
3500 3500
2800 2800
947 of 1134
2100 2100
1400 1400
700 700
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 18.5 0.0 150 537.0 0.37 41 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 8.5 0 150 538.5 0.37 41 10.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

948 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
yt=0 at 2.4-m
3 -3
St=0 at 3.5-m
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
949 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=6.71E-20
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition


0 18.5 0.0 150 537.0 0.37 41 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 8.5 0 150 538.5 0.37 41 10.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

950 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 yt=0 at 2.1-m -2
3 St=0 at 3.1-m -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
951 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Tip yt=-1.57E-6 Top yt=3.09E-2 Top Moment=0.0 Top Shear=100.0
Top St=-2.27E-4
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
• ACIP PILES
952 of 1134

Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 18.5 0.0 150 538.5 0.37 41 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 8.5 0.0 150 541.4 0.37 41 15.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

953 of 1134

from from
0 0
18.5 0.0 150 538.5 0.37
CH/SC
1 -1
2 -2
8.5 0.0 150 541.4 0.37
CH/SC
3 -3
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

4 SC/SM/SP-SM -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
954 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

10 SC/SM/SP-SM -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 Pile Tip -15


4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
955 of 1134
1200

800
400
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

5000 5000
4500 4500
4000 4000
3500 3500
3000 3000
2500 2500
2000 2000
956 of 1134
1500 1500
1000 1000
500 500
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 18.5 0.0 150 538.5 0.37 41 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 8.5 0.0 150 541.4 0.37 41 15.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

957 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
yt=0 at 1.5-m
St=0 at 1.8-m
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
958 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=7.16E-19


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 18.5 0.0 150 538.5 0.37 41 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 8.5 0.0 150 541.4 0.37 41 15.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

959 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
yt=0 at 1.4-m
St=0 at 1.8-m
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
960 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Tip yt=0E+0 Top yt=5.08E-1 Top Moment=0.0 Top Shear=100.0
Top St=-6.09E-3


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 18.5 0.0 150 538.5 0.37 41 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 8.5 0.0 150 541.4 0.37 41 10.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

961 of 1134

from from
0 0
18.5 0.0 150 538.5 0.37
CH/SC
1 -1
2 -2
8.5 0.0 150 541.4 0.37
CH/SC
3 -3
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

4 SC/SM/SP-SM -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
962 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
963 of 1134
1200

800
400
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

7000 7000
6300 6300
5600 5600
4900 4900
4200 4200
3500 3500
2800 2800
964 of 1134
2100 2100
1400 1400
700 700
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 18.5 0.0 150 538.5 0.37 41 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 8.5 0.0 150 541.4 0.37 41 10.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

965 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
yt=0 at 1.6-m
2 St=0 at 2.0-m -2
3 -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
966 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=2.68E-19
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition


0 18.5 0.0 150 538.5 0.37 41 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 8.5 0.0 150 541.4 0.37 41 10.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

967 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
yt=0 at 1.4-m
St=0 at 1.9-m
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
968 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=-2.14E-3
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
• DRIVEN PILES
969 of 1134

Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 18.5 0.0 150.0 534.0 0.37 41 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 8.5 0.0 150.0 537.0 0.37 41 15.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 53.5 95.94 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

970 of 1134

from from
0 0
18.5 0.0 150.0 534.0 0.37
CH/SC
1 -1
2 -2
8.5 0.0 150.0 537.0 0.37
CH/SC
3 -3
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

4 SC/SM/SP-SM -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
971 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
9.5 32 100 53.5

10 SC/SM/SP-SM -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 Pile Tip -15


5000
4500
4000
3500
3000
2500
2000
972 of 1134
1500

1000
500
0
0.0 0.2 0.3 0.5 0.6 0.8 0.9 1.1 1.2 1.4 1.5 1.7 1.8 2.0 2.1 2.3 2.4 2.6 2.7 2.9 3.0
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

7000 7000
6300 6300
5600 5600
4900 4900
4200 4200
3500 3500
2800 2800
973 of 1134
2100 2100
1400 1400
700 700
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 18.5 0.0 150.0 534.0 0.37 41 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 8.5 0.0 150.0 537.0 0.37 41 15.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 53.5 95.94 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

974 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 yt=0 at 2.1-m -2
St=0 at 2.9-m
3 -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
975 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=0E+0


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 18.5 0.0 150.0 534.0 0.37 41 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 8.5 0.0 150.0 537.0 0.37 41 15.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 53.5 95.94 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

976 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 yt=0 at 2.0-m -2
St=0 at 2.7-m
3 -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
977 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=-6.04E-4


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 18.5 0.0 150.0 534.0 0.37 41 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 8.5 0.0 150.0 537.0 0.37 41 10.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 53.5 95.94 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

978 of 1134

from from
0 0
18.5 0.0 150.0 534.0 0.37
CH/SC
1 -1
2 -2
8.5 0.0 150.0 537.0 0.37
CH/SC
3 -3
9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29

4 SC/SM/SP-SM -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
979 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
9.5 32 100 53.5

11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

5000
4500
4000
3500
3000
2500
2000
980 of 1134
1500

1000
500
0
0.0 0.2 0.3 0.5 0.6 0.8 0.9 1.1 1.2 1.4 1.5 1.7 1.8 2.0 2.1 2.3 2.4 2.6 2.7 2.9 3.0
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

20000 20000
18000 18000
16000 16000
14000 14000
12000 12000
10000 10000
8000 8000
981 of 1134
6000 6000
4000 4000
2000 2000
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 18.5 0.0 150.0 534.0 0.37 41 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 8.5 0.0 150.0 537.0 0.37 41 10.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 53.5 95.94 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

982 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
yt=0 at 2.4-m
3 -3
St=0 at 3.5-m
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
983 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=-6.71E-20
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 18.5 0.0 150.0 534.0 0.37 41 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 8.5 0.0 150.0 537.0 0.37 41 10.0
3.5 9.5 32 100 788.8 0.29 60
9.5 9.5 32 100 53.5 95.94 60
27 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

984 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 yt=0 at 2.1-m -2
3 St=0 at 3.1-m -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
985 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=-2.27E-4
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
Sample Calculation Sheets for Pile Capacity (Group-E)
• BORED PILES
986 of 1134

Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 33 0.0 18.7 54.76 21 15.0
4.5 8.5 38 0.0 37.2 79.89 45
12 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
19.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q
CivilTech Group-E, BH-45, 50, 51, 55, 52, 63, 64

987 of 1134

from from
0 0
17 33 0.0 31.1
SP/SM/SP-SM
1 -1
2 -2
7 33 0.0 18.7
SP/SM/SP-SM
3 -3
4 -4
8.5 38 0.0 37.2

5 SM/SP-SM/SC -5
6 -6
7 -7
988 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
9.5 38 0.0 53.5
SM/SP-SM
13 -13
14 -14
15 Pile Tip -15


3000
2700
2400
2100
1800
1500
1200
989 of 1134
900

600
300
0
0.0 0.4 0.8 1.2 1.6 2.0 2.4 2.8 3.2 3.6 4.0 4.4 4.8 5.2 5.6 6.0 6.4 6.8 7.2 7.6 8.0
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

3000 3000
2700 2700
2400 2400
2100 2100
1800 1800
1500 1500
1200 1200
990 of 1134
900 900
600 600
300 300
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 33 0.0 18.7 54.76 21 15.0
4.5 8.5 38 0.0 37.2 79.89 45
12 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
19.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60

991 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
yt=0 at 4.8-m
5 -5
St=0 at 5.9-m
6 -6
7 -7
992 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=-7.16E-19


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 33 0.0 18.7 54.76 21 15.0
4.5 8.5 38 0.0 37.2 79.89 45
12 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
19.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60

993 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
yt=0 at 3.8-m
4 -4
5 St=0 at 4.9-m -5
6 -6
7 -7
994 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=-2.27E-3


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 33 0.0 18.7 54.76 21 10.0
4.5 8.5 38 0.0 37.2 79.89 45
12 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
19.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

995 of 1134

from from
0 0
17 33 0.0 31.1
SP/SM/SP-SM
1 -1
2 -2
7 33 0.0 18.7
SP/SM/SP-SM
3 -3
4 -4
8.5 38 0.0 37.2

5 SM/SP-SM/SC -5
6 -6
7 -7
996 of 1134
8 -8
9 -9
10 Pile Tip -10

11 -11
12 -12
9.5 38 0.0 53.5
SM/SP-SM
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
997 of 1134
1200

800
400
0
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 8.0 8.5 9.0 9.5 10.0
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

4000 4000
3600 3600
3200 3200
2800 2800
2400 2400
2000 2000
1600 1600
998 of 1134
1200 1200
800 800
400 400
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 33 0.0 18.7 54.76 21 10.0
4.5 8.5 38 0.0 37.2 79.89 45
12 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

999 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
5 -5
yt=0 at 5.9-m
6 St=0 at 0.1-m -6
7 -7
8 -8
1000 of 1134
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=0E+0
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition


0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 33 0.0 18.7 54.76 21 10.0
4.5 8.5 38 0.0 37.2 79.89 45
12 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

1001 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
yt=0 at 4.7-m
5 -5
6 St=0 at 6.1-m -6
7 -7
8 -8
1002 of 1134
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=-9.54E-4
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
• ACIP PILES
1003 of 1134

Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 33 0.0 19.4 55.85 21 15.0
4.5 8.5 38 0.0 32.4 74.26 39
12 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
19.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

1004 of 1134

from from
0 0
17 33 0.0 31.1
SP/SM/SP-SM
1 -1
2 -2
7 33 0.0 19.4
SP/SM/SP-SM
3 -3
4 -4
8.5 38 0.0 32.4

5 SM/SP-SM/SC -5
6 -6
7 -7
8 -8
1005 of 1134
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
9.5 38 0.0 53.5
SM/SP-SM
13 -13
14 -14
15 Pile Tip -15


4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
1006 of 1134
1200

800
400
0
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 8.0 8.5 9.0 9.5 10.0
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

4000 4000
3600 3600
3200 3200
2800 2800
2400 2400
2000 2000
1600 1600
1007 of 1134
1200 1200
800 800
400 400
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 33 0.0 19.4 55.85 21 15.0
4.5 8.5 38 0.0 32.4 74.26 39
12 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
19.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60

1008 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
yt=0 at 2.5-m
3 -3
St=0 at 3.2-m
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
8 -8
1009 of 1134
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=-5.72E-18


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 33 0.0 19.4 55.85 21 15.0
4.5 8.5 38 0.0 32.4 74.26 39
12 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
19.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60

1010 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
yt=0 at 2.4-m
3 St=0 at 3.1-m -3
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
8 -8
1011 of 1134
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=-2.46E-2


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 33 0.0 19.4 55.85 21 10.0
4.5 8.5 38 0.0 32.4 74.26 39
12 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
19.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

1012 of 1134

from from
0 0
17 33 0.0 31.1
SP/SM/SP-SM
1 -1
2 -2
7 33 0.0 19.4
SP/SM/SP-SM
3 -3
4 -4
8.5 38 0.0 32.4

5 SM/SP-SM/SC -5
6 -6
7 -7
8 -8
1013 of 1134
9 -9
10 Pile Tip -10

11 -11
12 -12
9.5 38 0.0 53.5
SM/SP-SM
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

5000
4500
4000
3500
3000
2500
2000
1014 of 1134
1500

1000
500
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

6000 6000
5400 5400
4800 4800
4200 4200
3600 3600
3000 3000
2400 2400
1015 of 1134
1800 1800
1200 1200
600 600
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0


0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 33 0.0 19.4 55.85 21 10.0
4.5 8.5 38 0.0 32.4 74.26 39
12 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

1016 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 yt=0 at 3.0-m -3
St=0 at 3.8-m
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
8 -8
1017 of 1134
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=2.15E-18
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition


0 17 33 0.0 31.1 55.58 21 0.0 80 5026.5 251.3 2010619.3 27046 11.863
2 7 33 0.0 19.4 55.85 21 10.0
4.5 8.5 38 0.0 32.4 74.26 39
12 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60

1018 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
yt=0 at 2.5-m
3 -3
St=0 at 3.3-m
4 -4
5 -5
6 -6
7 -7
8 -8
1019 of 1134
9 -9
10 -10
Top St=-8.91E-3
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15

GULF CONSULT
Job No.: GC/8605JO/16057-A1/20
• DRIVEN PILES
1020 of 1134

Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 33 0.0 30.6 55.18 21 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 33 0.0 19.3 55.72 21 15.0
4.5 8.5 38 0.0 32.6 74.55 39
12 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
19.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60
Vertical capacity:
OK! Qallow > Q

1021 of 1134

from from
0 0
17 33 0.0 30.6
SP/SM/SP-SM
1 -1
2 -2
7 33 0.0 19.3
SP/SM/SP-SM
3 -3
4 -4
8.5 38 0.0 32.6

5 SM/SP-SM/SC -5
6 -6
7 -7
8 -8
1022 of 1134
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
9.5 38 0.0 53.5
SM/SP-SM
13 -13
14 -14
15 Pile Tip -15


4000
3600
3200
2800
2400
2000
1600
1023 of 1134
1200

800
400
0
0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 3.0 3.2 3.4 3.6 3.8 4.0
Settlement, X -cm
Total Side Tip

4000 4000
3600 3600
3200 3200
2800 2800
2400 2400
2000 2000
1600 1600
1024 of 1134
1200 1200
800 800
400 400
0 0
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0

0 17 33 0.0 30.6 55.18 21 0.0 60 2827.4 188.5 636172.5 27046 6.673
2 7 33 0.0 19.3 55.72 21 15.0
4.5 8.5 38 0.0 32.6 74.55 39
12 9.5 38 0.0 53.5 95.94 60
19.5 9.5 30 50 788.8 0.29 60

1025 of 1134

from from
0 0
1 -1
2 -2
3 -3
4 -4
yt=0 at 4.8-m
5 -5
St=0 at 5.9-m
6 -6
7 -7
8 -8
1026 of 1134
9 -9
10 -10
11 -11
12 -12
13 -13
14 -14
15 -15
Top St=0E+0


Loads:

Profile:
Top Height, H= -m
Slope Angle, As= 0
Batter Angle, Ab= 0
Free Head Condition

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AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED

PRELIMINARY GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION REPORT

3 03-FEB-2022 APPROVED FOR USE AZEEM M SAJEESH C C.CARROLL

2 19-MAY-2021 APPROVED FOR USE AZEEM M SAJEESH C C.CARROLL

1 11-APR-2021 ISSUE FOR REVIEW M. SEGU SAJEESH C C.CARROLL

0 03-MAR-2021 ISSUE FOR REVIEW M SEGU SAJEESH C C CARROLL

REV. DATE STATUS WRITTEN BY CHECKED BY APPROV./AUTHOR. BY

AMIRAL PROJECT PRE-FEED/FEED BLOCK-15

12.0. PAVEMENT AND ROADWAYS ....................................................................................145

13.0. LIMITATION & UNIFORMITY OF CONDITIONS ..................................................146

14.0. REFERENCES ......................................................................................................................147

15.0. ABBREVIATIONS ..................................................................................................... 148-149

APPENDIX – A: Field Test Results ............................................................................................189

Laboratory Test Results from Test Pit Samples .......................................................................648

B. GROUND WATER LEVEL

C. RECOMMENDED BEARING CAPACITY

D. PILE FOUNDATION RECOMMENDATIONS – GROUP- A THROUGH F

Gulf Consult (Geotechnical Division) was contracted by Worley Parsons Engineering

1.2. PURPOSE AND SCOPE OF WORK

2.2. GENERAL GEOLOGY

2.2.1. SITE GEOLOGY

2.3. SEISMICITY PARAMETERS

Calculation for Site Class determination is presented below.

2.4. LIQUEFACTION POTENTIAL

(Earthquake Magnitude of 6.0)

Hence, liquefaction is not anticipated at the site.

Detailed typical results of liquefaction potential analysis are illustrated in Appendix-C3.

3.3. GEOTECHNICAL BORING AND SAMPLING

3.3.1. STANDARD PENETRATION TEST (SPT)

3.3.2. TRIPLE TUBE CORE BARREL (TTCB) SAMPLER

The automatic SPT Hammers SPTH-06(A), SPTH-09(A), SPTH-08(A), SPTH-11(A),

3.3.3. CORING IN ROCK

Length of Cores with 10cm or more

3.4. PIEZOCONE PENETRATION TEST RESULTS

PCPT-02 0.00 4.74 6.00 6.66 6.66

PCPT-02 0.00 1.78 6.00 6.90 6.90

3.5. TEST PIT (TP)

3.6. ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY TEST (ERT)

Taking Measurement; Thermal conductivity measurement procedure is as follows:

3.8. PERCOLATION TEST RESULTS (PT)

3.9. FIELD PERMEABILITY TEST (PER)

Plate load test limitations

3.11 STAND PIPE PIEZOMETER

3.12. CROSS-HOLE SEISMIC TEST (CHST)

Equipment Information: Geometrics SmartSeis Exploration Seismograph (26325-01

Table-3.17: Summary of Cross-Hole Seismic Test Results (Contd…)

Classification of representative samples recovered from each borehole was performed

4.3. DIRECT SHEAR TESTS

4.4. MDD & CBR TESTS

Unconfined Compressive strength of rock is used in many design formulas and is

4.6. CARBONATE CONTENT TEST

4.7. CARBONATE LEACHING

4.8. CHEMICAL ANALYSES

Group Name Borehole Numbers

(SC) also noticed in this layer.

silt (SP-SM) / clayey SAND (SC).

graded, fine to medium grained, SAND (SP)