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    This groundwater study summarizes constant head permeability (CHP) tests conducted at two boreholes, BUC-013b and BUC-013g. At BUC-013b, CHP tests were conducted at depths of 1.5m and 6m, yielding permeability values of 1.49x10-6 m/s and 2.75x10-6 m/s respectively. At BUC-013g, CHP tests at depths of 1m and 9m gave values of 2.41x10-6 m/s and 3.86x10-6 m/s. Analysis found all permeability values to be moderate based on a provided table. The report also details modeling in Pl

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    This groundwater study summarizes constant head permeability (CHP) tests conducted at two boreholes, BUC-013b and BUC-013g. At BUC-013b, CHP tests were conducted at depths of 1.5m and 6m, yielding permeability values of 1.49x10-6 m/s and 2.75x10-6 m/s respectively. At BUC-013g, CHP tests at depths of 1m and 9m gave values of 2.41x10-6 m/s and 3.86x10-6 m/s. Analysis found all permeability values to be moderate based on a provided table. The report also details modeling in Pl

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    This groundwater study summarizes constant head permeability (CHP) tests conducted at two boreholes, BUC-013b and BUC-013g. At BUC-013b, CHP tests were conducted at depths of 1.5m and 6m, yielding permeability values of 1.49x10-6 m/s and 2.75x10-6 m/s respectively. At BUC-013g, CHP tests at depths of 1m and 9m gave values of 2.41x10-6 m/s and 3.86x10-6 m/s. Analysis found all permeability values to be moderate based on a provided table. The report also details modeling in Pl

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    This groundwater study summarizes constant head permeability (CHP) tests conducted at two boreholes, BUC-013b and BUC-013g. At BUC-013b, CHP tests were conducted at depths of 1.5m and 6m, yielding permeability values of 1.49x10-6 m/s and 2.75x10-6 m/s respectively. At BUC-013g, CHP tests at depths of 1m and 9m gave values of 2.41x10-6 m/s and 3.86x10-6 m/s. Analysis found all permeability values to be moderate based on a provided table. The report also details modeling in Pl

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    Groundwater study YS 1. BH affected a) BUC-013b (US) b) BUC-13g (US) 2.

    Constant Head Permeability esting at BH affected a) BUC-013b (US) CHP test !as tested at de"t# 1$.%m and &0.'m - ( at de"t# 1$.%m ) 1.*$+-0, m-s. Stiff to /ery Stiff Sandy S01 - ( at de"t# &0.%m ) 2.'%+-0, m-s. Hard S01 b) BUC-013g (US) CHP test !as tested at de"t# 1'm and 3$m - ( at de"t# 1'm ) 2.*1+-0, m-s. 2o reco3ery from de"t# 1$.%m to 1'. 4a5ier sam"le is ta6en and 07 reco3ery ratio - ( at de"t# 3$m ) &.$&+-0, m-s

    Groundwater study YS 3. 8es9lt analysis from CHP test - Based on table belo!. all "ermeability data is 9nder moderate "ermeability. a) BUC-013b (US) CHP test !as tested at de"t# 1$.%m and &0.'m - ( at de"t# 1$.%m ) 1.*$+-0, m-s - ( at de"t# &0.%m ) 2.'%+-0, m-s b) BUC-013g (US) CHP test !as tested at de"t# 1'm and 3$m - ( at de"t# 1'm ) 2.*1+-0, m-s - ( at de"t# 3$m ) &.$&+-0, m-s

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    Groundwater study YS

    /is9al indicators of "ermeability: str9ct9ral c#aracteristics of soil

    /is9al 0ndicators of "ermeability: teAt9re. "#ysical be#a3io9r and colo9r of soil

    Groundwater study YS &. PlaAis re"ort - 4odel in PlaAis !as "lotted based on constr9ction seB9ence 9" to 2' "#ase - Stresses started at P#ase 1& !#ere 2B B4 boret#ro9g# !as +Ac to &&.&m81.2o Stresses flo! field at t#e P#ase before P#ase 1&. - = P#ase 1' Stresses of flo! field s#o!s a 3ery dar6 color. Probably at t#e critical stresses. #is is !#ere t#e second B4 SB is boret#ro9g#. -<inally #e res9lt for t#e last P#ase 2' is obtained. #e res9lt consists of /ertical dis"lacements in beam. S#ear force in beam and Bending 4oment in beam. &.1 <indings 1. C#y t#e constr9ction seB9ence at P#ase 1& is same !it# P#ase 'D "robably ty"o error. 2. #e res9lts of of /ertical dis"lacements in beam. S#ear force in beam and Bending 4oment in beamonly gi3e at t#e last P#ase. B9t from t#e Stressed flo! field indicate t#at t#e critical stress at P#ase 1'. C#y t#is is not incl9dedD =nd #o! does it effect to t#e ES b9ilding. 3. >nly attac#ed calc9lation b9t not F9stify t#at t#e stresses and dis"lacement is !it#in allo!able.

    Groundwater study YS &.1 <indings &. C#ere is t#e res9lt #a""enD S#o9ld dra! t#e diagram at t#e +le3ation layo9t. >f BB 48 station and ES B9ilding

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