weer pve ne : a | De- As NATIONAL MINERAL D! ‘LOPMENT CORPORATION LTD. KHANIJ BHAVAN, 10-3-311/A, CASTLE HILLS, MASAB TANK, HYDERABAD — 500 028 JOB NO. 061087 VOLUME I REPORT ON GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATIONS FOR THE PROPOSED KUMARASWAMY IRON ORE PROJECT AT DONIMALAI IN THE DISTRICT OF BELLARY, KARNATAKA ec e @ @ @ € FOUNDATION CONSULTANTS 334, JUSTICE MANMATHA MUKHERJEE R¢ KOLKATA 100003~v ¥@GG@LL wt ~ S866 wu~"7@6@@777> "eee Of ‘National Mineral Devetpment Corporation Lt yderabod CONTENTS VOLUME I A Project Detalls and Scope of Investigation Al The Site A2 The Structure A3 Scope of Investigation 8 Programme of Investigation B.1 Field Investigation B.1.1 Boring and Sampling B.1.2 Standard Penetration Tests B.L3 Trial Pit B14 Plate Load Test 8.1.5. Field California Bearing Ratio Test 8.1.6 — Electrical Resistivity Test 8.1.7 Block Vibration Test a Laboratory Investigation D ‘Conclusions and Recommendations. D.1 Subterranean Deposits D.2 Selection of Foundation Type 0.3 Structural Safety of Structures ‘on Shallow Foundations 4 Computation of Net Safe Bearing Capacities for Shaltow Foundations D.4.1 Net Safe Bearing Capacities on the basis of Shear Strength Parameters D.5 Note on Settlement of Foundations. 0.6 Note on Chemical Nature of Subsurface Deposits and Subsurface Water Samples ‘Kumaraswemy Iron Ore Project at Doninalat fn the District of Bellary, Karnataka “Foundation Corsitants, Kolata “RD Ho, 061087 FPS7-7-7 e@eer ese-oaec” ‘abo! Mineral Development Corperaton Li Hderabad VOLUME IT TABLES PHYSICAL AND GEOTECHNICAL PROPERTIES OF RESIDUAL OVERBURDEN AT BORE HOLE & TRIAL PIT LOCATIONS DRAWINGS FIELD TEST LOCATIONS a ‘SUBTERRANEAN DEPOSITS & GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION (OF STANDARD PENETRATION TEST RESULTS ‘SUBTERRANEAN DEPOSITS AT ‘TRIAL PIT LOCATION DIRECT SHEAR TEST : NORMAL STRESS i Vs, SHEAR STRESS VOLUME IIT LOAD - SETTLEMENT PLOTS AFTER PLATE LOAD TESTS: LOAD - PENETRATION PLOTS AFTER FIELD CBR TESTS APPARENT RESISTIVITY PLOTS AFTER ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY TESTS. BLOCK VIBRATION TESTS RESULTS & AMPLITUDE Vs. FREQUENCY PLOTS Kumsraswany Iron Ore Project t Donimetai inthe District of lary, Kamath ANNEXURE - A, ANNEXURE - B ‘ANNEXURE - C ANNEXURE - D ANNEXURE - E ANNEXURE - F ANNEXURE - G ‘ANNEXURE - H ANNEXURE - 1 “Feandaton Consular, Kalla ob No 061087 FSISeeee ose ‘ational Minera Development Corporation Li. yderabod A AL Kamaraswany ln Ore Project at Donimaish in the Disc Bory, Kamataka Project Details and Scope of Investigation The Site The Site forthe proposed Iron Ore Project of M/s. National Mineral Development Corporation Lid. is at Kumaraswamy Iron Ore Deposit, Donimalai, District Bellary in the Stete of Karnataka Kumaraswamy Iron Ore Deposit forms part of the range of fron Ore Deposit in the Bellary ~ Hospet region and lies beween the Latitudes 15°21" N & 15°5'30" N and Longitudes 76°36" E & 76°36'30" E. At the North Western tip of this range is situated Tungabhadra Reservoir, a major lnrgation project serving 1.25 milion acres (approx.) of land, apart from generating power. Donimalat is easily accessible and well connected to Chennai, Mumbai and Hyderabad by all weather roads. It can also be reached by ral from Tomagallu, which lies on the Hospet-Guntakal ‘board gauge line. A broad gauge line of 23km links Tornagallu with Donimalai.The rail distance to Chennai is 532km. The Project Site can also be reached by road from Chennai, Mumbai & Hyederabad which are about 532km, 720km and 442km away respectively Donimaiai regions enjoy mild summer and winter is also not severe. The maximum temperature in summer rises upto 38°C between May & June whereas minimum temperature in winter drops to 12°C. The area is lashed by heavy rains during monsoon from June to September. The total rainfall everage about 75cm per annum. The humidity is very high during monsoon, ‘The Project area falls in Zone - I of Fig.1 of BIS : 1893 - 1984 for which the basic seismic coefficient, a and seismic zone factor, Fo, may be taken 2s 0.01 and 0.05 respectively as per Table 2 of BIS : 1893 - 1984. ‘The areas under investigation are underlain by Iron Ore ~ more or less reddish ot reddish grey coloured having high specific gravity, hard to very hard, Banded Haematite Jasper is the major source of iron ore deposits. The rock formation of Donimalal consists of Phylites which locally Gesignated as Shales, Banded Haematite Jasper and Banded Haematite Quartzites and basic lgneous rocks known as Green ~ Stone Belt which have been generally metamorphosed to the “Green = Schist facies. This Belt consists of Homblende Schists, Chlorite Schists, Ferrugineous, quartzites, Argilites, Trap Flovis, Quertzites with conglomerates and occasional Limestones. This formation Is also associated with basic rocks — Dolerites and Gabbro (Augite ~ Diorte) in various stages of alteration to Epidiorites(Fermor). The structure of this Belt, which had been started to form a compressed syncline, is regarded asa Folded Synctinorium in which the apparently larger umber of Haemetite — Quartzite bands are present due to repetition of folding, Banded Haematite Jasper and Banded Haematite Quartzites are reddish brown to brownish grey coloured, ‘slightly to moderately hard, fine to medium grained, compact, loose or friable (produced by the cifferent degree of weathering), consists of haematite and quartzite, having sedimentary characteristics i.e, sedimentary textural characteristics and small scale depositional sedimentary features. Rocks are completely granular whether itis Banded Haematite Quartzite or on ~ Banded Haeratite Quartzite / Quartzte, Matrix in the most cases is lacking. Granulation having cataclastic effect 1S a usual feature in the intemal characteristics of the rock types. Therefore, rounded to sub ~ rounded, well sorted and equigranular quartz grains and paucity of ‘cementing / binding materials in the rock types is the only reason for the present behaviour of the rock types. So far as total core recovery ofthe rock types is concerned It is stated that those rocks will be disintegrated more easily because of the granular characteristics, well sorted texture and lack of binding materials, But as a whole rock is behaving as hard rock because of its ‘mineralogical composition and fabric patter, ‘Foundation Consotans, Koata Tob Ne 061087 FSIS 7eeeeropenrr-r7*70@e@0°77 atonal Mineral Development Corporation Lc. Persad umaraswarry Iran Ore Project at Doninatt AQ AB inthe Distct of Beary, Kemataka The Structure ‘The proposed structures will be Primary & Secondary Crushing Plants, Down-Hil Conveyor, Underground Conveyor Tunnel, Transfer Houses Pipe Conveyor, Stacker Conveyor, Dumper Piatform, ROM Stock Pile, Primary Stock Pile, Service Centre, Water Reservoir, Substation Building, Field Office etc. assodated with the proposed Tron Ore Plant at Kumaraswamy, Donimala, District Bellary in the State of Karnataka, All these Structures will be designed with foundations at shallow depth. Scope of Investigation In an attempt for optimization in the design of foundations for the different functional units associated with the proposed Iron Ore Plant of NMDC at Kumaraswamy, Donimalai, District Bellary in the State of Kamataka, Geotechnical Investigations were envisaged. The entire Geotechnical Investigation programme had been divided mainly Into two parts like, field works paart unfurling the subsurface deposit types, their characteristics and their states of ocourrences invsitu. and laboratory tests part which woul! help determine the relevant physical and ‘geotechnical parameters of the subsurfece deposits leading to finalization of foundation type and net safe bearing capacity for design of foundations of the Structures associated with the proposed Iron Ore Plant with particular reference to the subterranean deposit types, their strength parameters and settlement potentials in-situ [As mentioned in the framework of this Job contract, the Field Works part of this Geotechnical Investigations comprised as follows: (2) Sinking exploratory Bore Holes through overburden and rock stratum as per the Provisions for boring through soil and driling through rock as laid dawn in BIS : 1892 - 1979. Altogether 45 (fortyfive) nos, exploratory Bore Holes were sunk at the areas earmarked for construction of different functional units associated with the proposed Tron Ore Plant. The exploratory Bore Holes through overburden as well as through the underlying rock strata at all the 45 nos. prefixed locations had to be sunk with the help of 2 Rotary Dring Machine using Nx-size TC & diamond bits. As a resul, the diameter of the exploratory Bore Holes through overburden at some locations were 150 mm where the overburden could be explored with shell and auger equipments and the same at most of the locations were 75 mm where the overburden were resudual soil with rock fragments. During progress of driling with the help of Rotary Drilling Machine using Nx - size TC & diamond bits through rock stratum at the different prefixed bore hole locations, rock cores were collected with the help of Nx - size Double Tube Core Barrel. The exploratory Bore Hole locations were prefixed by the NMDC Project Authority. The exploratory Bore Hole locations were marked at the site by the Investigator in presence of the Engineer Officers on behalf of the NMC Project Authority, Kumaraswamy Iron Ore Project, Donimalai (b) Collection of representative 100 mm dia. Undisturbed Soil Samples as per the provisions as laid down in BIS: 2132 - 1972 as well as representative Disturbed Soil Samples from the exploratory bore holes for carrying out detailed laboratory analysis which would help adoption of strength, settlement and other relevant parameters of the subterranean deposits for finalization of foundation type and thereafter for design of foundations. AS the subterranean deposits within explored depths at all the 45 nos. locations were lateritic soil overtying mainly haematite ~ quartzites, no undisturbed soil semple could be collected from the granular overburden. Sufficient quantities of representative Disturbed Soil Samples were collected from the granular overburden encountered with at the different expioratory bore hole locations. (©) Collection of representative Rock Cores using double - tube core barrel during progress of diriling through rock stratum at different bore hole locations including preservation of the ‘same with proper labeling and identification mark and transportation of the same to the Investigators laboratory for carrying out the relevant tests which were applicable to the representative Rock Cores. Foundation Consutants, Kosta Db No. C6108? FEPRIS 2eeee"- pe” ‘Nation! Nineral Development Corporation Lt, Hyderabed ‘Kumarasnany Iron Ore Project 2¢ Donimala| in the District ofBolory, Kamataka (2) Carrying out Standard Penetration Tests as per the provistons laid down in BIS: 2131 - 1961 in the bore holes and subsequently maintaining penetration chart depthwise upto the test depths in all the 45 (fortyfive) nos. exploratory bore holes located over different areas earmarked for construction of different functional units of the proposed Iron Ore Project. (€) Collection of Subsurface Water Samples from the exploratory bore holes for carrying out chemical tests to determine the presence of any harmful ingredient in water which may Cause damage to the concrete being in touch with buried concrete or may impair the strenath of concrete being present in water, used for concreting. During execution of field works in the month of February - June 2007, no subsurface water table was encountered with at any of the bore hole location and accordingly, no representative subsurface water sample could be collected. Only from the nearby water sources, some representative water samples were collected for carrying out chemical tests. (f)_ Excavating Trial Pts, 2 m x 2 m size in plan at the bottom, at 36 (thirtysix) nos. prefixed locations so as to permit easy access for visual examination of walls of the Pits and to faciitate sampling operations upto 3.0 m depth below the presently existing ground level at the respective locations including collection of representative disturbed and undisturbed soll samples, A note on the visual examination of the subterranean deposits at all the 36 (thirtysis) nos. Trial Pit locations were prepared. During progress of excavation of the Trial Pits, samples were collected at every 0.50 m depth. The number Of Trial Pits as well as the locations where the Trial Pits shall be excavated vere prefixed by the NMDC Project Authority, The Trial Pits were located at site by the Investigator in presence of the Engineer Officers on behalf of the NMDC Project Authority, Kumaraswamy fron Ore Project, Donimalai. (g)_ Conducting Plate Load Test using 200 mm x 300 mm size plate at 3.0 m depth below the presently existing ground level at 15 (fifteen) nos. prefixed locations as per the relevant provisions a5 laid down BIS : 1988 - 1962 including collection of representative samples from the pit, excavated for carrying out such Plate Load Test. The locations where the Plate Load Tests shall be carried out were profixed by the NMDC Project Authority. The Plate Load Test locations were set out at the site by the Investigator in presence of the Engineer Officers on behalf of the NMDC Project Authority, Kumaraswamy Iron Ore Project, Donimalai. (h) Carrying out Field California Bearing Ratio (CBR) Tests at 10 (ten) nos. prefixed locations. as per the provisions laid down in the relevant BIS : 2720 | (Part 31) - 1969. At each Prefixed test location, Field CBR Tests were carried out at 3 (three) nos. locations and the average of all the 3 (three) nos. tests at each test location were reported as CBR value Corresponiding to 2.50 mm and 5.00 mm penetration. While carrying out Field CBR Tests at 2.00 m depth below the existing ground level at the prefixed 10 (ten) nos. locations, representative soll samples were collected for determination of in - situ moisture content. (@ Carrying out Electrical Resistivity Tests using ‘Wenner Four Electrode’ method at 25 (twenty five) nos. prefixed locations at the proposed Iron Ore Project area which would help designing the earthing system for the different functional units associated with the proposed Project at the area under investigation. These tests were conducted as per the relevant provisions laid down in BIS : 3043 - 1987, (Carrying out Block Vibration Tests at 7 (seven) nos. prefixed locations as per the relevant provisions laid down in BIS : 5249 - 1992. Block Vibration Test No. BVT 1 through BVT S & BVT 7 were carried out at 2.00 m depth whereas Block Vibration Test No. BVT 6 was carried out at 1.00m depth below the existing ground level at the respective prefixed locations. "Foundation Consultants, Kola "eb We, C6108? FBIS 77777 ee er @eeercope~ ‘atona Mineral Development Corporation Ld. Hycerabed amareswany Ion Cre Project at Dnimaal in the Disrc of Bary, Kamataka After completion of the abovementioned fleld works, the following Laboratory Tests as were applicable to the subterranean deposit types which were encountered with at the different fleld test locations at the different areas earmarked for construction of different functional units associated with the proposed Iron Ore Project, were conducted as per the provisions of different Sections of BIS:2720 to determine the relevant physical and the geotechnical parameters of the subterranean deposits and subsequently to finalize the strength and other relevant parameters of the same for finalization of foundation type and thereafter for design of foundations of the structures of the proposed Iron Ore Project : (@) On Soii Samples (Grain Size Analysis Gi) Specine Gravity (ii) Natural Moisture Content (v) Natural Density and Dry Density (W) Direct Shear Tests on granular soil samples for etermination of strength parameter values tke Angle of Internal Friction, 6g (vi) Chemical Tests on soil and water samples (b) On Rock Cores (i) Unit Weight of Rock (ii) Coefficient of Softening of Rock No Crushing Strength test as per the technical specification of this job contract could be Conducted on the rock core because during driling through predominantly Iron Ore formation at all the exploratory bore hole locations no such core could be collected from which test specimen. with diameter by length ratio as 1 : 2 could be prepared. ‘All the abovementioned Laboratory Tests were conducted as per the relevant provisions of different Sections of BIS : 2720. ‘A detailed resume of all the field and laboratory test results on soll samples, except those after Chemical Tests on both soil samples & water samples, collected fram the exploratory bore holes have been furnished in proper format_in Table Nos.1 through 81, presented in the data section in Volume IZ of this report. The results after Chemical Tests on soil samples and water samples ‘as well as the results after laboratory tests on the rock cores have also been furnished in the data section in Volume ITof this report. (On the basis of findings after field works and the subsequent laboratory tests on the soll samples, colected from the exploratory Bore Holes and the Trial Pits, the subterranean deposit types have been classified and accordingly Subterranean Deposits Stratifications alongwith the graphical representation of N - values after Standard Penetration Tests, conducted within the exploratory bore holes, have been presented bore hole location-wise in Dwg. No.4 through 48 and the subsurface stratification at the Trial Pit locations have been presented Trial Pit location-wise in Dwg, No.49 through 85 in Volume i! ofthis report. ‘The Net Safe Bearing Capacties on the basis of shear strength parameters of the subterranean deposits in direct contact with the foundations of different widths at different depths below the presently ex'sting ground level have been computed and presented in Article D.4 of this report. Teandation Const, Wolats Tei Ne 061087 FOBIS 7~ 708eeer eoere”- Re National Mineral Development Corporation lt. yderated B. Programme of Investigation B.1_ Field Investigation B.1.1 Boring and Sampling Geotechnical Investigations were envisaged fora comprehensive investigation of ‘the subterranean deposit types and their states of occurrences in-situ which would help finalization Of foundation type and design of the same of the different functional units associated with the Proposed Iron Ore Project of NMDC at the areas under investigation at Kumeraswamy, Donimalal, District Bellary in the State of Karnataka. Altogether 45 (Fortyfive) nos. exploratory Bore Holes were sunk at the areas earmarked for construction of different Functional units of the Proposed Iron Ore Project. The provisions iaid down in BIS : 1892 - 1979 were followed in sinking the exploratory bore holes. The exploratory Bore Holes through overburden as well as through the underlying rock strata which are again Iron Ore at all the 45 nos. prefixed locations had to be sunk with the help of a Rotary Driling Machine using Nx-size TC & diamond bits, AS 2 result, the diameter of the exploratory Bore Holes through overburden at some locations were 150 mm where the overburden could be expiored with shell and auger equipments and the same at most of the locations were 75 mm where the overburden were residual sol with rock fracments. During progress of driling with the help of Rotary Driling Machine using Nx - size TC ‘& Diamond Bits through rock stratum at the different prefixed bore hole locations, rock cores were collected with the help of Nx - size Double Tube Core Barrel. The exploratory Bore Hole locations were prefixed by the NMDC Project Authority. The exploratory Bore Hole locations were marked at the site by the Investigator in presence of the Engineer Officers on behalf of the NMC Project Authority, Kumaraswamy Iron Ore Project, Bellary. ‘The following table shows the details like, the Location of the exploratory Bore Holes and the Bore Hole Termination Depths at the areas earmarked for construction of different functional Units of the proposed Iron Ore Project : ‘Rumaraswamy Ir Ore Project at Denia! in the District of Belary, Kamataka Bore Hole Location Termination No. Depth 1 Ref. Dwg. No.2 30.00 m Co-ordinate : N 1064.000, € 779.000 | (R.L. 1008.711m) Ground R.L.1038.711m 2 Ref. Dg. No.2 35.00 m Co-ordinate : N 115.000, € 785.000 | (R.L. 1002.102m) Ground R.L.1037.102m 3 Ref. Dwg. No.2 30.00 m Co-ordinate : N 1058.000, £ 810.000 | (R.L. 1007.922m) Ground R.L.1037.922m 4 Ref. Dwg. No.2 35.00™m Co-ordinate : N 1102.000, € 821.000 | (R.L. 1002.168m) Ground R.L.1037.168m 5. Ref. Dwg. No.2 35.00. m Co-ordinate : N 1152.523, € 801.554 | (R.L. 985.375m) Ground R.L.1020.375m 6. Ref, Dwg, No.2 730.00 mi Co-ordinate : N 1085.000, € 868.000 | (R.L. 1007.356m) Ground R.L. 1037.356m 7 Ref, Dig. NO.2 35.00 mh Co-ordinate : N 1126.00, € 675.000 | (R.L. 1001.267m) Ground R.L. 1036.267m 8. Ref. Dwg. No.2 30.00 m Co-ordinate : N 1108.00, E 919.000 | (R.L. 1000,729m) ‘Ground R.L.1030.729m 3. Ref. Dwig. No.2 30.00. m Co-ordinate : N 1126.000, € 957.000 | (R.L. 980.382m) Ground R.L.1010.382m Teondion Gonsilans, Rola Taba. O60? FEBS $7-@eern- ~—9e o@e93¢€ ‘Nationa Mineral Development Corporation Le. Hyderabad ‘eumaraswany Iron Ore Project at Conia 1 the Distt of lary, Kamataka Bore Hole Location ‘Termination No. a Depth 10. Ref. Dwg. No.2 35.00 m Co-ordinate : N 166.000, E 933.000 | (R.L. 990.898m) Ground R.L.1025.898m rT Ref. Dwg, No.2 35.00 m Co-ordinate : N 168.000, E 890.000 (R.L. 1000.200m) | Ground R.L.1035.200m mf Ref. Dig. No.2 35.00 m Co-ordinate : N 1190.372, E 882.721 | (R.L. 998.245m) Ground R.L.1033.245m B. Ref. Dwg, No.2 35.00m | ‘Co-ordinate : N 154,893, E 838.580 | (RL, 997.350m) Ground R.L.1032.350m i Ref. Dvig. No.2 35.00 m Co-ordinate : N 1163.345, € 856.706 | (R.L. 999.056m) Ground R.L.1034.056m 5. Ref. Dwg. No.2 35.00 Co-ordinate : N 187.816, E 845.295 | (R.L. 998.641m) Ground R.L.1023.641m 16. Ref. Dvig. No.2 35.00 m Co-ordinate : N 179.363, E 827.169 | (RL. 985.103m) Z Ground R.L,1020.103m v7, Ref. Dwg. NO.2 35.00 Co-ordinate : N 176.339, E 639.613 | (RLL. 991.308m) Ground R.L.1026.308m _ 18. Ref. Dwg. No.2 35.00 m Co-ordinate : N 166.370, E 844.262 | (R.L 996.077m) Ground R.L.1031.077m 19. Ref. Dwg, No.2 25.007 Co-ordinate : N 1216.038, € 811.171 | (R.L.977.478m) Ground R.L,1002.478m 20. Ref. Dwg. No.2 25.00 m Co-ordinate : N 123,645, € 827.484 | (RL. 979.842m) Ground R.L.1004.842m a Ref. Dig. No.2 25.00 m Co-ordinate : N 1241.71, € 819.032 | (R.L. 991,669m) Ground R.L.1016.665m 2 Ref. Dvig. No.2 25.00 m Co-ordinate : N 1234.164, E 802.718 | (R.L. 977.478m) Ground R.L.1002.478m B. Ref, Dvig. No.3 30.00 m Co-ordinate : N 130,000, € 793,000 | (R.L. 939.725m) Ground RL.969.725m cs Ref. Dwg. No.3 10.00 m Co-ordinate : N 2185.00, E 817.000 | (R.L. 795.250m) Ground R.L.805.250m, : Ref. Dag. No.3 10.00" Co-ordinate : N 2710,000, € 974.000 | (R.L. 780.735m) Ground R.L.790.735m %. Ref. Dwg. No.3 10.00 m Co-ordinate : N 3592.000, & 200.000 | (R.L. 655.S50m) Ground R.L.665.550m | W. Ref. Divg. NO.3 30.00 Co-ordinate : N 4140,000, £ 855.000 | (R.L. 646.390m) Ground R.L.656.390m 7 “Fountain Const, Raliata Tob No. 51057 FOSS 6777 Ne e@enF eee pe” ‘Nationa Mineral Development Corporation Ld. Hyderabad unarasxamy tron Ore Project at Canimata! in the Ostet of Batary, Kamataka Bore Hole Tecation "Termination No. Depth __| 28. Ref. Dw. No.3 10.00 m Corordinate : N 4805.00, E 805.000 | (R.L 619.500m) Ground R.L.629.500m 2. Ref. Dwg. No.3 10.00 m Co-ordinate : N 5295.00, € 795.000 | (R.L. 621.805m) Ground 8.631.805 30. Ref. Dwg. No.3 10.00 m Co-ordinate : N 5675.00, € 940.000 | (R.L. 630.775m) Ground R.L.640.775m J 31 Ref, Owg. No.3 10.00 m Corordinate : N 6000.00, € 1113.00 ) (R.L. 680.250m) __Ground RL.690.250mn 32 Ref. Dwg. No.3 10.00 m Co-ordinate : N 6415.00, E 1335.00 | (RL. 730.830m) ‘Ground R.L.740.830m 3. Ref. Dug. No.3 10.00 m Co-ordinate : N 5905.00, E 378.000 | (RLL. 628.568) Ground R..638.568m es Ref. Dwg. No.3 15.00 m Co-ordinate : N 5800.00, € 310.000 | (RL. 613.566m) Ground R.L.628.566m _ 35. Ref. Dwg. No.3 16.00 m ‘Co-ordinate : N 5915,000, E 265.000 | (R.L. 608.720m) Ground R.L.618.720m 3. Ref. Dwg. No.3 10.00 m Co-ordinate : N 6025.00, € 220.000 | (R.L. 613.112m) : Ground RL.623.112m 37, Ref. Dwg. No.3 10.00 m Co-ordinate : N 6135.00, E 170.000 | (R.L. 611.142m) Ground R.L.621.142m 38. Ref. Dwg. No.3 10.00 m Co-ordinate : N 6250.00, € 110.000 | (R.L, 606.676m) | Ground RiL.616.676m 38 Ref. Dwg. No.3 10,00 m Co-ordinate : N 6385.00, E 40.000 | (RiL. 606.263m) ‘Ground R.L.616.263m 40. Ref. Dwg. No.3 15.00 mh Corordinate : N 6540.000, E(-)20.000 | (R.L. 615.823m) Ground R.L.630.823m ai, Ref. Dwg. No.1 30.00 m Co-ordinate : N 795.000, E 685.000 | (R.L. 109.520) ____ Ground R..1039.520m 2 Ref. Dwg. No.1 30.00 m Co-ordinate : N-911.000, E 795.000 | (R.L. 1006.250m) Ground R.L.1036.250m ti B. Ref. Dwg. No.1 30.00 m Co-ordinate : N 936.000, £ 660.000 | (R.L. 1012.539m) Ground R.L.1042,539m a Ref. Dwg. No.1 30.00 m Co-ordinate : N 1075.00, E 614.000 | (R.L. 1030.325m) ‘Ground R.L.1040.325m 3 Ref. Dwg. No.t 30.00'm ‘Co-ordinate : N 996.000, € 845,000 | (R.L. 1006.569m) ‘Ground R.L.1036.565m ‘Feundation Consultants, Kola Job Wo, 051087 PIF 77e@ee°r c@eeron- National Mineral Development Corporation ltd yderabod -Kumarasnany loa Ore Project at Donita} in the District of Bolary, Kamataka ‘The field works at all the above exploratory bore hole locations were executed in the month of February to June, 2007. During execution of field works no subsurface water table wes ‘encountered with 2t any of the 45 nos. bore hole locations, During advancing the bore holes through rock stratum with the help of rotary cling machine, representative Rock Cores were collected using double - tube core barrel and the same were preserved with proper labelling and identification mark. These representative rock cores were then transported to the Investigator's laboratory for carrying out the relevant tests which were applicable to the representative rock cores. ‘The Total Rock Core Recovery (TCR) as well as Rock Quality Designation (RQD) in percent during respective Drilling Run through rock stratum at the different Bore Hole locations at the areas under investigation have been presented below bole hole location wise : Bore Hole No.4; Ground RAL.1038.711 m ’ T | paee Te | ROD eee T ter | Roo ee rer | RQD 41,00- 1.70 | 26% | Nil 10.90- 11.70 | 15% Nil_{ 21.00-22.00 | _Nil Nit 170-250 | 25% |i} 1170-1265 | 17% 1 wi_| 2200-230 | MI | ni 250-3. 25% | Nil 12.65~- 13.60 | 14% ‘Ni | 23.00 24.00 | NTT Ni 345-435 | 27% | na_| 1360—14.00 | 20% | nit | 2400-25001 WI) wi 4.35-5.30_| 25% Ni 14.00 - 15.00 | 25% Nil_{ 20.00~21.00 | Nil Nil 530-620 | 26% | MI_| 1500-1595 | 27% | NI] 2500-2600 |_N_| wi 6.20- 6.90 | 28% | Nil | 15.95~16.75 | 28% Nil_| 26.90~ 27.00 | _Nil nw 6.90-7.50__| 30% | Nil 16.75 - 17.35 | 26% Nit__| 27.00- 28.00 | Nil Nil 750-340 | 15% | Ni | 17.35-18.00 | 27% _|_ 28.00-29.00 | Nil Ni 440-920 | 19% | Ni | 1800-19.00 | Ni 2900-3000 | Ni [Wi 920 10.00 | 16% | mi_| 1900=20.00 |_Nt |v 7 10.00- 10.90 | Ni_| Ni = Bore Hole No.2; Ground R.L,1037.102 m bates Trem | noo | PARSE Tex | mao | mea Trem | we 0.5- 1.40 | 26% |“ na_| 12.00 - 13.00] 18% [nw [23.00 - 24.00 | Nii_| 1 1.40 2.35_| 20% {_ni_|13.00=13.70| 27% | ni_[24.00—25.00| Nil) wi 2.35- 3.30 | 22% | Ni_[13.70- 14.40] 24% | Ni_|25.00- 26.00! Nil_[ Ni 3.30415 | 25% | ni _| 14.40- 15.00 [ 26% | wi_[26.00-27.00| Ni_| a 4.15-5.05 | 26% | wi_|15,00- 15.70 25% | ni_|27.00-28.00| Nil_| Wi 5.05—5.85 | 27% | Nl_|15.70~ 16.50 | 27% |_NI_[28.00-29.00| Nil | wi 5.85 6.50 | 28% | wi | 16.50 17.35 | 24% |" wi_[29.00-30.00| _Nil_| Wi 650-7.30 | 11% | wi | 17.35~ 18.00 | 28% | wi_|30.00-31.00|_Ni_ | n 730-825 | 10% | Ni | 18.00- 19.00 10% | _Nil_| 31,00-32.00] Ni] nit 8.25-9.15 | 14% |” wi [19.00- 20.00 12% |” wi | 32.00- 33.00) _Nv_| NI 9.15 - 10.00 | 18% |" wi_| 20.00~ 21.00 13% | wi _|33.00~34.00/ Ni |W 10.00- 11.00 / 16% | Nil_|21.00-22.00] Mil | Nit _[34.00-35.00| Ni | Ni 11.00 - 12.00] 15% | Ni_[22.00~ 23.00 Nit [Nil “Foundation Consotars, Kelas ob Wa 051087 FSIS e« ‘Nation Mineral Development Corporation Ld. Hyderabod tanarasnany tron Ove Project at Danas) ¢ I the District of Beary, Kamataka Bore Hole No.3; Ground R.L.1037.922 m Dring Run, Driling Run, Driling Run, i Mere | TOR | RQO | Nite” | TER | Rqo | OSE | Toe | Reo | 060-140 | 25% | i | 10.80- 11.50] 16% | wi | 19.85~ 20.70) NI_| Ni ‘ 140-230 | 26% | wi_[13.50-12.35| Nl_[ ni |20.70-21.40) NI | Nit ‘ 2.30=3.15 | 26% | Ml “J42.35-13.05| Ni_[_Nil_[1.40-22.00] NIN 3.15-3.90 | 27% | wi _[13.05~14.00[ 10% [wi | 22.00-23.00[ Ni] _nit ‘ 3.90- 4.85 | 25% | nt_| 14.00 - 14.95 25% | Nil_|23.00-24.00] _Ni_| Ni ‘ 485—5.65 | 27% [Ni 14,95- 15.65] 27% | Ni_|24,00~25.00/ NI] _Nil i 5.65~6.60 | 26% | ni | 15.65~ 16.45 29% | Mi_|25.00-26.00| Ni_| nil 6.60=7.40 | 20% [ni _|16.45— 17.15] 30% | 26.00~ 27.00 _Wil_|_ Nil C 7.40=8.30 | 22% | Ni_|17.15-18.00| 31% |_Nil_|27.00-28.00[ Ni {nit : 830-9.10 | 21% [wi _[18.00- 18.95] Ni | Ni_|28.00- 29.00] Ni |_ nil 9.10 = 10.00 | 20% | wi! 18.95- 19.85] 7% [wi |29.00-30.00| Ni | _Ni C 10.00-10.80| nil [Nj e Bore Hole No.4; Ground R.L.1037.168 m . Britny Tem | go oregon, Tee [agp amg Tex | aap 075-150 | 7% | Ni [1150-1200] 7% [Nil |22.00~23.00) Ni_| Ni e 1502.30 | 5% | ni_[12.00= 12.80 | 10% | “wi [23.00-24.00| Nil_|_NI c 2.30 - 3.00 | 6% |" Ni_[12.80~13.60[ 10% | il_|24.00-25.00| Ni_|_Ni 3.00 3.50 | 3% | wi_/13.60-14.30| 6% | Nil_|25.00-26.00[ NI_| Nit € | 3.50-4.20 | 10% | wil_| 14.30-15.00| 11% | Nil_[26.00- 27.00) Nil [Nil < 420- 5.10 | 11% [~NI_/15.00- 16.00 [Ni | tw |27.00-28.00| Ni_|_ Wil 5.10- 5.90 | 129% | “wi _[16.00-17.00[- Nil | Nil_[28.00-29.00| _Ni_|_ nit ‘ 5,90-6.75 | 17% |_wi_|17.00~17.80| 17% |_Ni_[29.00-30.00| _Ni_|_Nil 7 6.75-7.70 | 20% | Ni_|17.80~18.70{ 16% | wi_|30.00-31.00/ Ni |_NiL 7.70~8.60_| 15% | wit_|18.70- 19,30] 14% | Ni_[31.00-32.00] Ni | Nil e 8.60-9.40 | 14% | wit |19.30- 20.00] 20% | _Ni_|32.00-33.00| _Ni_| Nit e 9.40 = 10,00 {8% | _Ni_[20.00- 21.00] fi_| wi_[33.00-34.00| NI_| Nit 10,00 = 10.90 18% {wi [21.00-22.00| Ni_| ni [34.00-35.00| Ni) Wil_| 4 10.90 = 11.50 | 11% | Nil w Bore Hole No.5; Ground R.t.1020.375 m @ Desig Run Trex | noo | OntmaIN. Trex | Roo eg, Trem | ago 0.80 - 1.70 | 16% | Wi [12.00-12.70| 21% | wl |23.00-2400| Ni_| Ni e 170-265 | 21% | Ni_|12.70-13.50| 19% |_Ni_[24.00-25.00/ Ni | —n 2.65 ~ 3.60 | 23% | Nil_[13.50~ 14,35 20% | Nil_|25.00~26.00| _Nil_|_Nil 3.60- 4.45 | 25% | nil_|14.35- 15.00 | 22% | wi _|26.00-27.00|_Nil_|_Nil 7 4.45 ~ 5.35 | 22% | Nil_| 15.00 - 15.60| 16% | Nil_[27.00-28.00 | Nil_| Ni ( 535-615 | 19% | Nil_[15.00- 16.65 | 23% | _nil_|28.00-29.00| _Nil_|_nit 6.15- 6.80 | 23% |_Ni_| 16.65 25% [_ni_[29.00-30.00 | _Nit_|~ Nil 7 6.80- 7.40 | 24% | _Nil_| 17.35 — 24% | _Nil_|30.00-31.00[ Ni | Nil 7.40 - 8.00_| 25% |" Nil_[18.00-19.00/ Nil | ni _[31.00~32.00|_Nil_|_ nit 8.00- 9.00 [11% | wt | 19.00-20.00| Ni_[ na _|32.00-33.00) Wi | wit 3,00 - 10.00 | 9% | wi_|20.00- 21.00] Ni nn [33.00-34.00| NI] _Nil q 10,00 = 11.00 | 139% [_Nil_21.00~ 22.00] Ni [ni | 34.00 -35.00| N_|_ Nil 11.00—12.00| 14% [_wi_|22.00- 23.00] Ril_[_ nt i Foundeton Corsitans, Raita Dob No, O510B7 POPE a‘Habra! Hreral Development Caporation lt Hyderabad ‘Rumaraswamy Ion Ore Projet at Dontrata) in te District of Bolary, Kamataka ~ 7e@0@0°c7- “~e@aee°-noe¢ Bore Hole No.6; Ground RL 1037356 m Daling Rin, Daling Run, Daling Ran, Nae | TER | RQ | PNPBRHY | ron | Rao | PregRm | roe | ago 1,00- 1.80 | 19% | Nil | 10.40-11.20| Nil Nil_| 19.40 - 20.00 | _ Nil Ni 1,80- 2.70 | 28% | _Nil_| 11.20-12,00| Nil Nit_[ 20.00 ~ 21.00 | _Nil Nil 2.70-3.30 | 32% | Nil_| 12.00 - 13.00 Nil Nil_| 21.00 -22.00 | _Nil Nil 3.30-4.00 | 31% | Nil_| 13.00- 14.00] Nil Nil_| 22.00 — 23.00 | _Nil Ni 4.00 - 4.60 | 29% | Nil_| 14.00 ~15.00| 21% | Nil_| 23.00-24.00| Nil Ni 460 - 5.30 | 33% } Ni_| 15.00-15.70 | 23% | _MI_| 24.00-25.00! Nil Nil! 5.30-6.10 | 31% | Nil_| 15.70 ~ 16.50 | 27% | _Nil_| 25.00 - 26.00 |_Nil Nil 6.10-7.00 | 36% | Nil _| 16.50 ~ 17.30 26% | Nii_| 26.00-27.00| Nil Nil 7.00-8.00 | 10% | Ni_| 17.30 ~18.00| 25% | Ni | 27.00-28.00! Nil Nil 8.00-8.80 | Ni | Ni |18.00-18.80/ Ni | wit |28.00-29.00) Nl | Nil 8.80-9.60 | Nil Ni) | 18.80 - 19.40 | _Nil Nil_| 29.00 - 30.00 | Nil Nil ‘9.60= 10.40 | Ni_|_Nil ele # ie Bore Hole No.7; Ground B-1-1036.267 m Dillag Run, Diiling Run, Dring Ran, Ware” | TOR | ROD | OMNES | ew | oo | ARAB | Tor | Rao | 0.50-1.20 | 25% | Nil | 11.30-12.00| Nil Nil_| 22.00 - 23.00 | _Nil Nil 1,202.00 | 26% | Nil_| 12.00- 12.75 | 26% | ni_| 23.00- 24.00 | Nit 2.00- 2.90 | 25% | Nil_| 12.75~ 13.55] 27% | wii | 24.00- 25.00 | 8% | Nit 2.90- 3.80 | 24% | Nil | 13.55-14.25| 26% | Nil_| 25.00 - 26.00} Nil Nil 3.80- 4.60 | 26% | Nil | 14.25-15.00| 28% | Ni | 26.00-27.00| Nil Nil 4.60-5.40 | 25% | Nil_| 15.00-15.65| 29% | Nil_| 27.00 - 28.00 Nil Nil 540-610 | 27% | Nil | 15.65 16.55 | 29% | _Nil_| 28.00~- 29.00 | Nil Nil 6.10" 6.76 | 26% | Nil | 16.55 ~ 17.25 | 31% 29.00 - 30.00] Nil Nil 8% | Nil_| 17.25- 18.00 | 30% 30,00- 31.00] Nil Nil 7.56 8.26 | 9% | Ni |18,00-19.00| Ni | nit | 31.00-32.00| 9% | Ni 8.26-9.11 | 7% | Ni_|i9,00-20.00| 10% | “Ni_|32.00-33.00|_Ni_| nit 9.11 10.00 | 10% | Nil_| 20.00- 21.00 | _Nil Nil_| 33.00 ~ 34.00 | _Nil Nil 10.00 - 10.70 | 12% | Nil_| 21.00-22.00| Nil Nil Nil Ni | 10.70 = 11.30 | _Nil Nil Bore Hole No.8; Ground R.1.1030.735 m Dring Run, | Diiling Run, Ding Run, ies Runs Tor | qo | Pili Run. T roe | ao | PmmnaRH T cx [| nQo 0.60-1.40 | 32% | Ni | 9.30-10.00 | Nit Nil__| 19.80 ~ 20.40} Nil Nil 1,40~ 2.20 | 38% | Nil _|10.00~11.00| Nil Nit__| 20.40 -21.00| Nil Nil 2.20-3.00 | 31% | _Nil_|11.00- 12.00] NW Nil_| 21.00 ~ 22.00 | _Nil Nil 3.00-3.70 | 29% | Nil | 12.00-13.00| Nil Nil_| 22.00 - 23.00 | Nit Nib 3.70-4.50 | 32% | Nil_| 13.00 - 13.60} 23% | Nil_|23.00- 24.00! Nil Nil 4.50-5.20 | 31% | Nil_| 13.60 -14.30| 28% | Ni_| 24.00-25.00| Nil Nil 5.20-6.00 | 28% | Nil | 14.30 ~ 15.20] 31% | Nil_| 25.00~26.00| Nil Nil 6.00-6.75 | 26% | Nil | 15.20- 16.00] 28% | WNil_| 26.00-27.00| Nil Nil 6.75-7.15 | 24% | Nil_| 16.00 ~ 17.00] 26% | Nil_| 27.00 - 28.00 | _ Nil Nil 7.15 ~ 21% | Nil | 17.00- 18.00 | 18% | Ni_|28.00- 29.00 | Ni Nil 7.60 — 6% | Nil | 18.00-19.00| Nil Nil_| 29.00 - 30.00 | _Nil Nil 8.509. ni_[ "wi [19.00 19.80] Ni | “Nw Foundation Constants, Kolkata Tob We 061087 FAIS 0atone! Mineral Development Corpraton Led ‘Ayderabed ° ‘Rumarasnamy ton Ore Project at Doniratal in he Dstt of Balary, Kamatake Bore Hole No.9; Ground R.1.1010.382 m : Banga | en | nao | Onteatn, Tr | woo | PHIM | ocx | neo ogo = 1.60 [| NI_{ wi _[it10~ 11.80! 18% [ni] 19.80 - 20.40] Ni! Na 1.80=2.80 | Nt_[nit_[11.80- 12.40 26% | nit | 20.40~21.00 [Nini 2.80—3.60 | 12% | Nil_| 12.40-13.00| 24% | Nil_|21.00-22.00| Nil Nil t 3.60-4.40 | 8% Nil_| 13,00 - 13.75 | 27% | Nil _| 22.00-23.00/ Nil Nil 440-5.20 [Ni] ni_[13.75~14.50| 26% | wi_[23.00- 24.00) _Ni_|_Ni 5.20-5.90 | NI | Nil | 14.50-15.00| 28% | Nil_|24.00-25.00| Nil | Nil i 5.90=6.70 | Ni_| wi | 15.00 15.80 36% | Ni} 25.00- 26.00 _Wi_| Ni 6.70-7.80 | _Ni_| ni_[15.80—16.40| 12% | “Nil_|26.00- 27.00) 8% | Ni 7.80 — 8.80 Nil Nil_| 16.40 - 17.20] 11% | Nil_| 27.00 - 28.00 | _Nil Nil 8.80-9.60 | 12% | Ni_|17.20-18.00| 8% | Nil |28.00-29.00| NI. Nil 9.60 = 10.30 [ 14% | Ni [18.00 -19.00[ Ni_| nit | 29.0~30.00 | Ni_| Nil 10.30= 11.10] 16% | Nil | 19.00~ 19. c Bore Hole No.10; Ground R.L.1025.898 m Dring Run, Deling Run, Ding Run, @ mare” | ToR | ego | PER | ree | qo | PuneR | rer | RD 6 090-170 | 22% | wi [1200-1300] Wi_| “tw [32.40 -23.20| _Ni_| Ni 1.70-2.50 | 36% | ni_|13.00- 13.60 22% | wit | 23.20- 24.00) ¥i_|_Nil e 2.50- 3.20 | 36% | Ni |13.60-14.30| 26% | ni |24.00-25.00| Nil_| Nil c 320-400 | 29% | ni | 14.30-15.10 [31% | NI_|25.00-26.00| Nii) Wil 4.00-5.00_| 28% | wit_| 15.10- 16.00 | 33% |_Ni_| 26.00 27.00] _Ni_| Nil € 5,00-5.70 | 31% | wi | 16.00-16.60| 28% | wi | 27.00-28.00{ Ni | wi ¢ 5.70- 6.40 | 36% | Nil | 16.60-17.20| 26% | Ni_| 28.00-29.00/ Nil Nil 6.40 -7.00 | 26% | Nil_| 17.20- 18.00 | 16% | Nil_| 29.00 - 30.00 | _Nil Nil € 7.00-7.50 | 21% | wil_|18.00- 18.80 10% | ni _[30.00-31.00| Ni] Ni € |_7.50- 8.30 | 8% Nit_| 18.80 - 19.20 | 6% Nil_| 31.00 ~ 32.00 | _Nil Nil 8.30 — 9.00 Nit Nil_| 19.20 - 20.00 | _Nil Nil_ | 32.00 ~ 33.00 | Nil Nil c 9.00~ 10.00 | 10% | nil_|20.00-20.70| Ni_| nit_| 33,00-34.00/ Nil |_ Nil e 30.00- 11.00 Ni_| wi | 20.70-21.60| Ni | ni_[34.00~35.00[ Nu [i 11,00=12.00| Nil_[~Nit_[21.60-22.40| NiI_| Ni ( Bore Hole No.1; Ground R.L.1035.200m Ding Run, Diifing Run, Dring Ran, 6 wae | rex | ao | orghery [sce | roo | Omg [rex | ne | @ 0.75 - 1.65 | 26% | Ni_| 11,60-12.40| 11% [wi |2300~-2a00] NI] Nil 6 1.65-2.60 | 25% | Nil | 12.40 ~- 13.20] Nil Nil_| 24.00 - 25.00 | _Nil ‘Nil 2.60- 3.45 | 27% | Nil | 13,20-14.00| 12% | _il_|25.00-26.00| 8% | Nil C 3.45- 4.40 | 24% | wit | 14.00~ 15.00 | 20% | Nil_|26.00-27.00| Ni |_Nil 4.40 - 5.30_| 25% | _Nil_| 15.00-15.80| 24% | Nil_|27.00-28.00| Nil Nil ‘ 5.30- 6.10 | 26% |_Nil_| 15.80 - 16.55] 26% | Ni_| 28.00-29.00| Nil_| Nil 28% | Nil | 16.55 ~ 17.30 | 27% | Nil_| 29.00~ 30.00; 9% Nil 22% | Nil | 17.30 - 18.00} 29% | Nil_| 30.00~31.00| Nil Nil 24% | Nil_| 18.00-19.00| 21% | Nit | 31.00-32.00| Nil Nil 21% | Nil_| 19.00 - 20.00 | 15% | ni_[32.00- 33.00 | Nil_| Nit 20% | wi_|20.00—21.00| Ni_|wi_|33.00=34.00/ Ni _|_Nih 410.00 ~ 10.85] 15% |_Nii_{ 21.00 22.00) Ni | nit_| 34.00-35.00] _Ni_| Nil ‘ 10.85 = 11.60 13% | wi | 22.00- 23.00] 10% | Ni I "Foundation Consutants, Koliata Tb He C8107 FORA a‘Netonal Minera Develooment Coporaton Ltd ‘tyerobed ‘Rumaraswamy Ion Ore Projet a¢ Donna! in the Distrct of Bolary, Kamataka ~7*eeear “eee- 97 a Bore Hole No.12; Ground R.L.1033.245 m Dring Run, Drilling Run, Dring Run, rik Ter | RQD Mena: TcR | RQD tre TR O60 - 1.60 | 28% [wi | 1260-1510) 11% |i [2390-2360 Ni 160-240 | 32% | ni [13.10-14.00] 8% | Ni |23.60-24.30| Nil 2.40 3.00 | 36% | Ni_|1400-14.80| Ni_| i |24,30~25.00| 8% 3.00=4.00_| 36% | wi [1480-1530] Ni_| nit |25.00~26.00 _Nil 4.00 -4.80_| 32% | _Nil_ | 15.30-16.00| Nil Nil_| 26.00 ~- 27.00 | Nil 4.80-5.30_| 12% | Nil | 16.00 - 16.60 | 32% | _Nil_|27.00-28.00| 6% 5.30 - 6.30 Nil Nil_| 16.60 ~ 17.40 | 34% | Nil_|28,00-28.80| Nil 6,30 -7.00 Nil Nil_| 17.40 - 18.30 | 33% | Nil_| 28.80-29.40| Nil 7.00-8.00 | 20% | Ni! | 18.30~18.70| 37% | Nil _| 29.40-30.40! Nil 8.00-8.70 | 36% | Nil_| 18.70~19.20| 10% | Ni | 30.40-31.00| Nil |-8.70-9.50 | 38% | ni_[19.20-20.00| 8% | NI_[31,00-32.00| Nil 9.50 - 10.20 | 41% | Ni | 20.00~20.70| 11% |_Nit_|32,00-33.00/ Nil "40.20 - 11,00 | 33% | “Nil it wt_[33.00- 34.00] Ni 11.00- 11.60] 37% | nit_| 21.30. ‘i_| "ni _[34.00—35.00/ Wi 11.60—12.60 | 16% [| wi_|2.10-22.90[_NiI_| Ni Bore Hole No.13; Ground R.1.1032.350 m zs aoe ore | tex | nqo | PMR’ Fer | ego | Pha | eR | RD 1.00-1.90 | 12% | Nil_| 11.60 - 12.35 | 9% Ni__| 23.00 - 24.00 | Nil Nil 1,902.85 | 29% | Nil_| 12.35~ 13.20} 9% Ni_|24.00~25.00| Nil Nil 2.85 — 3.75 | 24% [_Ni_|13.20 - 14.00[ 119% |" Ni_[-25.00- 26.00 Ni_| ni |_3.75-4.55 | 25% | Nil | 14.00~15.00| 25% | _Nil_|26.00-27.00| Nil | Nil 4.55—5.45_| 29% |_nil_| 15.00 15.80 | 18% |~Ni_|27.00-28,00/ Nif_| Wit 5.45~6.25 | 24% | Ni |15.80—16.50| 20% | ni _|26.00-29.00| Nil_|_ Nil 625-690 | 22% | nil | 16.50-17.35| 15% |_Ni_|29.00-30,00| Ni |_Ni_ 6.90 7.50 | 25% | nit_| 17.35~18.00| 14% | Nil_|30.00-31.00/ Nii_|_ wit 7.50 8.25 | 7% Nil_| 18.00 - 19.00 | 12% | Nil_| 31.00-32.00 | _Nil Nil 625-9.10 | 3% | Nil_|19.00-20.00| 15% | Ni_|32.00- 33.00] Ni] mu 9.10- 10.00 | 6% Nil_| 20.00~ 21.00 | 13% | Nil_| 33.00-34.00| Nil Nil 10.00 ~ 10.80 | 5% Nii_| 21.00- 22.00} Nil Nil_| 34.00 - 35.00 | _Nil Nil 10.80 11.60) Nil [Ni | 22.00-23.00| Nil_| Nil Foundation Constants, Kolata Tob We 061087 FOIS 2‘Naonal Mineral Development Coporation Ltd Hyserabod ‘Rumaraswany Ion Ore Project a¢ Donita ¢ inthe Distt of olay, Karnataka ‘Bore Hole No.14; Ground R.L.1034.056 m ( Driling Run, Driting Run, Dring Run, ae Tor | qo | OMe Ru | cr | RQo Ter | R90 ‘ 0,90 - 1.60 | 20% | ni_|12.50- 13.50 7% [na _|23.00-24.00| Nil_| nit ( 1.60 = 2.35 | 22% | nii_| 13.50 ~ 14.20 | 11% 24.00 25.00 Ni_| Nit 2.35-3.15 | 32% | 11% [14.20~15.00| 32% | Nil_[25.00-26.00| Nil_| nt c 3.15- 4.05 | 31% | wil_| 15.00 - 15.60 | 26% | nii_[26.00-26.80[ Nil ( 4.05 - 4,90 | 28% |" wit_[ 15.60- 36.00 | 33% | wi _[26.80-27.70| Ni_| Ni [490-5.70 | 29% |" Nit_| 16,00 16.50 | 29% | Ni_|27.70-28.80| _Ni_|_ Nil 5.70 - 6.60 | 31% |" wi_{ 16.50= 17.20 | 32% | ni_[ 28.80 29.60 _Nil_| Ni 6.60 -7.30_| 32% | nit_|17.20- 18.00 34% | nit_|29.60—30.50| Ni | nit 7.30-8.20 | 8% | Ni _|18.00-19.00/ Ni_[ Ni _|30.50—31.20/ Nil_|” Ni c 8.20-9.00 | 8% | Nil _|19.00-19.70{ wi_| Nil [31.20-32.00] Nil | Nit c 9.00- 10.00 | 6% | wi | 19.70-20,30| Ni_| Nil |32.00-33.00! Ni | Nil 10.00=11.00[ Ni_| wi _|20.30-21.00] tH [nit [33.00-34.00| Ni _| Ni e 11,00= 11.80 Nil_["wi_|21.00-22.00| Ni wi _{34.00~ 35.00! Ni] Ni e 11.89 -1250|Ni_|wi_[22.00-23.00] Ni | _wi = Bore Hole No.15; Ground R.L.1023.641 m a z ° Orting any T rox | mao | Oma [rex | mao | PTR | Tem | woo ¢ 050-1.00 | 15% | ni | 11.50~ 12.30] 12% | wi |22.00-23.00| fil | wi | ‘ 1,001.90 | 17% [_wi_|12.30-13.00| 8% | i |23.00- 2400) Ni |i 1,90=2.85 | 22% | Ni_|13.00-13,70/ 20% | “ni _|24.00-25.00| Ni] Nit i 2,853.80 | 18% | Ni_|13.70- 14.35] 19% | _Ni_|25.00-26.00| Ni) _NiL n 3.00— 4.65 | 21% | wi_| 14.35 - 15.00 160 [Ni] 26.00-27.00] _Ni_| Wil ( 4.65~5.55 | 24% | Nil_| 15.00 ~ 15.85] 26% | Nil | 27.00-28.00/ Nil Nil 555-65 | 19% | ni_| 15.85 16.55] 21% |_ni_|28.00-29.00] _Ni_|_Ni c 6.35-7.00_| 16% | wil_| 16.55 - 17.30 | 23% | mi _[29.00-30.00| Nil Nil 7.00 -7.80_| 8% Nil_| 17.30 ~ 18.00 | 24% | ni_| 30,00-31.00| Nil Nil e 7.80 ~8.50_| 10% | Nil [18.00 19.00 Nil_| Nii | 31.00— 32.00] Ni] us 8.50-9.15 | 8% | nii_|19.00-20.00| Ni | Ni_|32.00-33.00| Ni | a 9.15~ 10.00 | 10% | nit [20,00 21.00/ NI_|_ni wil_[_ Ni 40.00 = 10.70 [9% |" Nil_| 21.00 22.00] Nil_[ nit NN 10.70 11.50) 10% | Ni) “Foundation Consatans, Kalata eb Wa 061087 PES a‘Naionel Mineral Develoment Corporation Lc, yderabad ‘Rumaraswamny Iron Ore Project at Donia in the District of Botary, Kamataka 74 e eer aee- ee Bore Hole No.16; Ground R.L.1020.103 m Dring Run, | Dring Run, Deng Ri Men Ter | rao | OMaRuM | ter | RQD Mare” | TR | RQD 072-162 | 24% | ni [11,60 - 12.40 | 16% [wir |23.00- 24,00] Nii_|_ Wt 1.62-2.57 | 26% | Nil_| 12.40-13.20/ 14% | Nil_|24.00-25.00| Nil Nil 257-3.03 | 29% | Ni_|13,20-14.00| 16% | wi_[25.00-26.00/ Ni) wi 3.03- 3.98 | 24% | Ni |14,00-15.00| 22% | ni_|26.00-27.00| _Ni_|_ wi 3.98 4.83 | 25% | Ni_|15.00-16.00| 17% |_wi_|27.00-28.00] _Ni_|_w 4.83—5.73 | 26% | Nil_| 16.00 - 17.00 | _Nil Nil_| 28.00 - 29.00 | Nil Nil 573-653 | 23% | nit [17.00-18,00| NI Nit |29.00~30.00[ | wt 653-718 | 24% | nit [18.00-19,00/ WW _|_ nil | 30.00~31.00[ Ni | ni |_2.18-8.00 | 12% | Nil | 19.00~20,00/ Ni_| Nil _[31.00-32.00/ Ni | Nit [-8.00-9.00 | 14% | Nil_[20.00—21.00| “Wi_| Ni _[32.00- 33.00 Nil_| Ni 9.00= 10.00 | 16% | “ni_[21.00-22.00| Ni | ni [33.00-3400[ Ni_| i | 40.00 = 10.80 13% | ni_| 22.00 -23.00| N_[ wit | 34.00-35.00/ Nil | Nt 10.80 - 11.60] 17% |_ Ni | Bore Hole No.17; Ground R.L.1026.308 m Dring an, rer | RQ rig fn, rer | qo oan an rer | Reo ost - 1.40 | 24% [wi | 1185 ~ 12.70 19% | [23.00-2400] | nit 1.40230 | 22% |~Ni_|12.70~13.50| 16% | wi | 24.00-25.00,_Ni_|_nil 2.30=3.25 | 25% | Nil | 1350-1430] 24% | wi_|25.00—26.00[ Ni_|_ wi 3.25-420 | 25% | Nit [14:30 15.00] 26% | wit | 26.00~27.00/ Nil |_ ni 4.20- 5.05 | 26% |_wil_|15.00-15.95| 29% | wi_|27.00-28.00| Nil_ [wit 5.05 ~ 5.95 | 26% |_wit_|15.95— 16.80 28% | Ni | 26.00- 29.001 Nini 5.95 -6.75 | 30% |" wi_| 16.60 -17.75| 31% | wi_| 29.00 30.001 Nil _[_ Nil 675—7.40 | 29% | wi_|17.75- 18.60 27% | wi | 30.00~ 31.00] Nil | Ni 7.40=8.25 | 12% | Ni | 18.60 — 28 Nil_[ 31.00 — 32.00 | Nil | “Nit 825-905 | 14% | Nil |19.30-20.00| 29% | wi [32,00—33.00] Ni |_ nit 9.05 - 10.00 | 16% | nit {20.00- 21.00 Ni_| ni _[33,00-34.00[ Ni) Wi 10.00 = 10.95] 15% |" wi | 21.00-22.00{_Nil_| nit | 34,00- 35,00] NI] Nil 10.95 - 11.85 | 20% [wit | 22.00- 23.00] Nil [wi = Bore Hole No.18; Ground R.l.1031.077 m Driling Run, Diling Run, ‘ing Run, Hog Runs | rox [ no | iting" ren [ rqo | OMEBRIN | rox | ago 076~ 1.65 | 16% | ni _[a1.75- 12.65) 22% | wi _[22.00~23.00/ _NI_|_ wi 1.65-2.45 | 19% | Ni _| 12.65-13.50| 16% | Ni | 23.00-24.00] Nil Nil 2.45-3.35 | 25% | Nil | 13.50-14.00| 18% | ni_|24.00-25.00| Nil Nil 335-420 | 24% | Ni_| 14.00-14.50| 16% | nit | 25.00~26.00[ Nil) Ni 4.20-5.15 | 18% | Nil | 14.50 15.00] 19% | Nil_| 26.00-27.00{ Nil Nib 5.15-6.10 | 21% | Nil | 15.00~15.65| 16% | Nil_| 27.00-28.00| Nil Nil 6.10-7.00 | 23% | Nil_| 15.65~ 16.45| 22% | Nil_| 28.00-29.00| Nil Nil 7.00-7.80 | 10% | Nil | 16.45-17.35| 18% | Nil_| 29.00 ~30.00|_Nil Nil 7.80~-8.50 | 9% Nil__| 17.35 - 18.20 | 19% | Nil_| 30.00-31.00|_ Nil Nil 8.50~9.35 | 10% | Nil_[18.20- 19.15] 27% | wit_|31.00-32.00 | Nil_| nal 9.35 - 10.00 | 12% |wil_[19.15-20.00| 26% | Nil_[32.00-33.00 | Nil_[ ni 10.00 10.89 | 8% | ni | 20,00-21.00| NI | wi [33.00-34.00[ Nil | nit_| {10.80 11.75] 19% [ni _|21.00-22.00[ Ni] wi [34.00-35.00] NI | ni ‘Foundation Consutans, Kotata Tob Wo. 061087 FEVSIE w‘atone! Mineral Develooment Corporation Ltd. ‘Hyderabod -Kumaresnany ton Ore Project at Ooimalat in the Oistrct of Belay, Karataka [Bore Hole No.19; Ground R.L.1002.478 m Driling Run, Driling Run, Driling Run, ay rer | rao | OS Tor | RQD TeR | RQD 0.81-1,51 | 22% | Nil .81-9.41 | 10% | wit [15.80-16.45| Nil Nil asi-221 | 25% | ni_| 9.41 = 10.00 | 5% | Ni |16.45-17.00[ NI) wt | 2.21-2.81 | 19% { Nil | 10.00-10.80{ 17% | Nil [17.00- 18.00 | Nil Nil 2.81-3.71 | 29% | nil |10.60-11.65| Ni | Nil |18.00- 19.00, NI | Nil 371-4.66 | 26% | ni [1165-1235] Nil_| Ni |19.00-20.00| NI | Nil 4.66 ~ 5.61 | 28% | Nil _| 12.35 - 13.00} _Nil Nil_| 20.00 - 21.00 | Nit Nil 5.61-6.46 | 26% | wit [13.00-13.80/ Ni | ni [2100-2200] Ni | Ni 6.46 -7.36 | 27% | wi_[13.90-14.40| Nn [22.00-23.00| Ni] Ni 7.36- 8.16 | 23% | Nil_| 14.40- 15.00] Nil Nil_| 23.00 ~ 24.00 | _ Nil Nil ( 816-881 | 26% | Nil |15.00- 15.80 nit_[24.00- 25.00] Wi_[ il ; Bore Hole No.20; Ground R.1.1004.842m a Dring Run, Drting Ru, Dali Run, Metre. TER | QD Metre aed RQD | Metre TR | ROD 0.s0-1.20 | 24% | mi | 8.00-9.00 | 12% | Ni _|17.00-18.00| Ni | Ni ® 1.20-2.10 | 25% | nil_| 9.00-10.00 | 11% | wi _[16.00-19.00/ Nil Ni ° 2.10- 3.05 | 24% { Nil_| 10.00- 11.00] 13% [na |19,00-20.00/ Nil | Nu | e c te 3.05= 4.00 | 23% | wi [11.00- 12.00] 16% | ni [20.00- 21.00] Ni! wil 4.00 4.85 | 27% | Nil_| 12.00 13.00] 15% | ni [21.00- 22.00] Nil_|_ Ni 4.85-5.75 | 25% | Nil_|13.00- 14.00 18% | ni _|2.00- 23.00] _Nil_| Nit 5.75— 6.55 | 28% | nil | 14.00-15.00 | 26% | Ni _|23.00-24.00| Nil_| wil 6.55- 7.20 | 29% | nil_| 15.00 16.00] Ni_| ni | 24.00~25.00/ Nil] Nit ‘ [7.20 8.00 | 10% | nit_| 16.00 ~ 17.00] NI] Nil Bore Hole No,24; Ground R.L.1016.669 m ‘ ing Run, ing Run, riling Run, qo | ringer, [cx | nan | mine T xT pgp 25% | Nit_| 9.05 ~ 10.00 | 15% | i_[16.75-17.65 | 31% |i e 28% | Nil_| 10.00- 10.80 | 17% |_ni_|17.65-18.50| 32% | Ni a 27% | Mi_[10.80~ 11.50) 20% | ni | 18.50 — 19.20 | 34% | wi 26% | wi [11.50 12.35/ 19% | ni _|19.20-20.00| 31% | “Na r 4.45~ 4.95 | 26% | Ni _[12.35~13.00| 2% | wi |20.00-21.00[ MI |__| 495~ 5.85 | 27% | Ni |13.00~13,80| 26% | wi | 21.00-22.00 ni G 5.85-6.65 | 29% | nil |13.80-14.50| 28% | wil | 22.00-23.00| Nit Nil e 6.65~7.30 | 31% | il | 14.50 15,00| 27% | ni |23.00-24.00| _Wl_|_Ni 7.30-8.20 | 12% | Nil | 15.00~ 15.80} 25% | Nil_|24.00-25.00| Nil Nil = 820-905 | 16% | Nil _|15.80-16.75| 29% | Mt C Foundation Constants, Root Tob ha 051087 PAIS 5‘National Mineral Development Corporation Lid ‘ederabag Kisnareswamy lon Ore Projet at Doninalai in the Disbct of Belary, Kamataka -~7{7.@@e@0° c@eeea DF Bore Hole No.22; Ground R.L.1002.478 m_ oe baton [rox [ sao | Pm [rox | ao | PBR Tren | woo 060-135 [14% | wi | 870-940 | 11% |“ | 1640-1730] 23% | Ni 1.35-2.15_| 16% | Wwi_| 9.49 10.00 | 11% | wi [17.30= 18.151 17% [Ni 215-300 | 20% | Nil_[10,00- 10.80] 7% | ni [18.15-19.05] 17% | Ni 3.00~ 3.90 | 22% | wi_|10.80- 11.60] 13% [wi | 19.05 20.00 | 20% | Nil_| 3.90- 4.70 | 16% | wit [11.60 12.40] 10% | wi] 20.00~-21.00'_NI_| Nit 4.70~5.65 | 20% | _Nil_| 12.40 - 13.15 | 7% Nil_| 21.00 - 22.00 | _Nil Nil 5.65-6.55 | 21% {Nil | 13.15~-14.00] 8% Nil_| 22.00 - 23.00 | _Nil Nil 6.55-7.35 | 20% | nil | 14.00- 15.00 | 24% | nil_[23.00- 24.00 | Nil Nil 7.35 8.00 | 19% | Nil /15.00-15,50| 11% |i | 24.00- 25.001 _NI_|_Ni 8.00 - 8.70 | 8% Nil_ | 15.50 - 16.40 | 19% | ni_| Bore Hole No.23; Ground R.1,969.725 m orem. rox | gan | Pritam, nap | PaeaRN Troe | nD {.0.50- 1.35 | 26% | Nil | 10.85 ~ 11.75 Nit_| 19.35 - 20.00 | 19% | Nil 35-215 | 18% | il_| 11,75~ 12.50 ni_|20.00-21.00 [ Nil_[~ Nit 2.15~ 3.05 | 22% | Nil |12.50- 13.45 “Ni_[21.00—22.00[ Ni! Ni 3.05 3.90 | 26% | Ni _[13.45- 14.20 “Mi_| 22.00 23.00] Nil_[_ Nil 904.85 | 27% | Nil | 14,20- 15.00 wil_[23.00-24.00 | NiI_| wi 4.85— 5.80 | 26% | Nit_| 15.00— 15.70 [_ni_| 24.00 25.00] Nii | Ni 5.80670 | 24% | nit |15.70- 16.50 i_[25.00= 26,00) _Ni_|_wui | 6.70-7.50 | 23% | Nil_|16.50- 17.35 Ni_| 26.00 -27.00 [Ni wit 7.50=8.40 | 9% | Wil [17.35 18.05 Ni_[27.00—28.00/ NI | Nit 840-9.25 | 8% | Nil | 18.05- 16.70 Nii_|28.00-29.00[ il_| wi 9.25 10.00 | 9% Nil_| 18.70 ~ 19.35 Nil__| 29.00 - 30.00 | Nil Nil 10.00 - 10.85 | 11% | Nil Bore Hole No.24; Ground R.L.805.250 m_ braeg Run Trex | nao | OningtEN Trex | moo | SRCBRIM Trex | aan 0.40 -1.20 | 33% | nit | 400-485 | 250 | wi |720-8.00 | 1995 [na 1,20 ~2.10 | 28% | _Nil 4.85~5.75 | 29% |_Nil 8.00 - 9.00 | 9% Nil 2.10 -3.05_| 21% | Nil 5.75-6.55 | 28% | Nil | 9.00~ 10.00 | _Nil Nib 3.05-4.00 | 24% | Nil 6.55-7.20 | 48% | Nil Bore Hole No.25; Ground R.L.790.735 m fe onan, | rox | ago | Priest | rox | ago | ae Tro | noo 0.20 ~ 1.00 | 36% | ni | 4.00-s.00 | NW _| wi | 7.40-8.00_| 34% | Ni 1,001.60 | 33% | wi_| 5.00600 | Wi_| Ni | 8.00-8.60 | 36% [Nil 1.60 2.40 | 37% | NI_| 600-680 | NI | ni | 8.60-9.30 Ni 2.40 ~ 3.00 | 32% | Nil i_|9.30— 10.00 | 30% | Ni 3.00400 | 26% | Nil “eancoon Costas, Fats Wb ie BF FAIS %atonal Mineral Development Corporation Li yderabed Kumaraswany Iron Ore Project at Donel in the District of Bary, Kamataka ~-7@¢e@e0e7- eee - sr 7 Bore Hole No.26; Ground R.L.665.550 m _ Dring Run, Dring Run, Diiling Run, Wea | rox | qo | geen | rex | ago | Paina T Tex | Roo 60-110 | 26% | ni_| 410-490 | NI | ni_| 700-700 | 36% | Ni 110-190 | Nil [wi | 40-570 [NI] nw | 780-850 | 33% [ni 190-260 [Nil |i | 5.70-6.40 | 11% | wi | 8.50-9.10 | 38% | wi] 2.60-3.30 | Ni_| ni | 6.40-7.00 | 32% | Nil | 9.10- 10.00 | 41% | Nil 330-410 | 8% | Ni Bore Hole No.27; Ground R.L 656.390 m | Dring Run, Dring Run, ling Run, hing un Trex | qo | Pathan. T ren | nao | PmiraRe. Trex T nao 060-140 | NI_| wi | 410-40 | 1i% | wi | 700-770 | 33%) Ni) 140-2.10 | Ni {wi [480-530 | 12% [wi {| 7.70-8.60 | 30% | Ni 2,10-2.70 | 12% [NI 5.30-6.10 | 289% | wi_|8.60-9.30 | 41% | Ni 2.70-3.30 | 6% | wi | 6.10-7.00_| 31% | wi | 9.30~ 10.00 | 479 3.30—4.10 | Ni_[ Nir Bore Hole No.28; Ground R.L.629.500 m er | ago | Prete | ree | qo | Oring RMT roe | ago 0.45- 1.45 | 33% | ni [420-500 | Ni_|_wi_| 760-820 | 42% | wi “1452.00 | 8% | Ni_| 500-570 | Ni_| Ni | 820-870 | 38% | Ni | 2.00-2.70 | Ni_| ni_|s.70-6.30 | Ni_| ni {~8.70-9.20 | 36% | nit 2.70-3.50 | Nil _{ ni | 6.30~7.00 | 32% | NI_| 9.20-10.00 | 32% | Nil 3.50-4.20 | Nil _| na | 7.00-7.60 | 36% | Ni Bore Hole No.29; Ground R.L,631.805 m = Driling Run, Dring Run, Driling Ru, ig | rox | ago | Pritam, Trem | no | Paina Trex | aco 050-150 | Nt | ni_| 420-500 | NI | wi | 760-840 | aim | wi 1.50=2.20 | 12% | wi | 500-560 | 10% | wi | 8.40-9.00 | 37% | i 2.20-2.80 | 6% | ni_| 5.60 -6.20 | 32% | nil_| 9.00-9.50 | 30% | _Nil_| 2,80- 3.60 | NI | wi_| 6.20-7.00 | 36% | Ni | 9.50-10.00 | 42% | Ni_| 3.60420 | Ni [ni | 7.00-7.60 | 38% |_Nil Bore Hole No.30; Ground R.L.640.775 m Ori Diling Run, Driting Run, wm [rx | vco | mee Tso [ no | PRBE [ven | a 040 1,00 | 12% | wi | 400-470 | NI [wi | 720-800 | 32% | Ni 100-180 [NIT i [470-570 | Wi[ ni |-8.00—8.60 | 36% [nit 1.90-2.50 | Ni | wi_| 5.20650 | Ni | w |8.60—9.30 | 41% |_nil 250-320 | Ni_[ wi _[ 650-7.20 | 31% | ni_| 9.30— 10.00 | 33% | Nil 3.20- 4.00 | Ni | Nil Bore Hole No.32; Ground R.L6S ring Run, Dring Run, Dri Mee | ror | qo | MMB RI | ror | Ago | Orbea RIM T Tem | go 0.80- 1.60 | 12% [wi | 440-510 | Ni_| wi | 7.20-8.00 | 32% | Ni 1.60-2.20 | 8% | wi | 5.10-5.0 | Mi | nit | 8.00-8.60 | 37% | Nil 220-360 | Nil_| na | s.e0-6.50 | Ni_{ ni | 8.60-9.30 | 41% | Nil 3.80-3.70 | Ni | nai | 6.50-7.20 | Ni_| na | 9.30—10.00 | 43% | Nil 3.70—4.40 | Ni | Nil a - “Foundation Consens, Rota Deb No. 061087 POSS 7( “s@ee -@enr7- - 7770007 ‘atone! Hineral Development Corporation Lid. Hycerabed ‘mareswany Iron Cre Project at Donineta! in the District of Bolary, Kamatata Bore Hole No.32; Gi ind R.L.740.830 m Dring Run, | Diling Run, Dring Run, Mere” {| TOR | Rao | OM h Ter | rao | PUER | ter | eqD 030 -1.70 | 28% [wi [450-520 | NI [wi [720-800 | 31% | Ni 170-240 | NI ni | 520-600 | Wi | nit | 800-860 | 32% | Ni 240-310 | Wi [wil [600-650 | 18% | Ni _| 8609.40 | 29% | Ni 3.10-3.80 | Wi_| wit | 6,50-7.20 | 28% | _Nil_| $.40- 10.00 | 32% | Nil 3.80- 4.50 | Nil | Nil Bore Hole No.33; Ground R.L.638.568 m | Dring Run, 7 Dring Run, Drag Run, we [ven | mo | Ogee [rex [neo [ PEE [re [eo [090-170 | 18% | wi | 400-490 | Nt_[ wi [720-810 | Wi_| Ni 1.70-2.30 | 16% | wi [480-550 | 16% [ni | 8.10-9.00 | Ni) Ni 2.30-3.20 | Ni | wi | s.50-6.40 | 21% | “wi | 9.00-10.00 | Wi |_Ni 3.20-4.00 | Ni | wi | 640-7.20 | 19% [Nil Bore Hole No.34; Ground R.L.628.566 m ss Diitiag Run, Ding Run, Dring Run, mage | rex | ao | ONE [rox | rao | OrHDR RMT roe | ao 1,002.00 [10% | wi _[ 560-630 | Ni_[ wi | 10.00- 11,00] 8% _|_Ni 2.09-2.70_ | 14% | wi | 6.30-7.00 | NI_[ wi] 411.00- 12.00 _ni_[~ Nil 2.70=3.45 | 10% |_wi_|"7.00-8.00 | 15% | wi _[12,00-13.00/ Nit |_Ni 3.45— 4.20 | 10% |" wi_{ .00-9.00 | 13% | 13% |13.00-14.00| Nil | Nil 420-490 | Ni_|ni_| 9.00—10.00 | 23% | 23% |14.00-15.00| Wil] Ni_| 490—5.60 | Ni | nil | Bore Hole No.35; Ground R.L.618.720 m Dring Run, Dailing Run, Dring Run, ret TOR | RQD Moe TCR | ROD ik TeR 1:50-2.20 | Nil | wi | 450-510 | wi | Ni | 710-800 | 24% 2.20-3.00 | 15% | Ni_| 5.10-5.80 | Ni | nit | 8.00-9,00 | 31% | NI 13% | ni_| 5.80-6.50_ | 28% | wi_| 9.00 — 10.00 | 28% | wt 15% [wi_| 6.50-7.10 [32% [Nit Bore Hole No.36; Ground R.L.623.112 m Diling Run, Dring Run, Run, | gat | Tor | ago acne TR | RQD fee TeR | ROO 130-190 | 18% | wi | 480-5.40 | 6% | wi | 740-810 | 31% | Ni 1.90-2.70 | 21% | wt _|"s.40-6.10 | 7% | wi_| 8.10~9.00 | NiI_{_nil 270-340 | Ni_| wi {610-680 | 9% |_nt_| 9.00-9.30 | 19% | Ni 3.40- 4.00 | Ni_| wi | 680-740 [19% | mi | 9.30-10.00 | 21% |_Nil 4.00 = 4.80 | 10% | Nil Bore Hole No.37; Ground R.L.621.142 m 7 —_| Dring Run, Dring Run, rer | ago | Pirate Trem | ago | Pane RQ 27% | wi {470-550 | 6% | wi | 7.20-8.00 il 18% | wi_| “550-610 | wi_| wi | 8.00-8.50 Nit_| 6% | wi | 610-670 | 19% | Ni | 850-930 Ni wi_| wi] 6.70=7.20 | 28% | wi_| 9.30 — 10.00 Nil Nit] Ni ‘eandton Consus, Kotata Web N. O61087 FBI B‘National Mineral Develoomsent Corporation Ld yderabed ‘Rumarasnany iron Ore Project at Donimeia) c in te District of Belary, Kamatoko Bore Hole No.38; Ground R.L.616.676 m beter, cx | noo | Png fin, 20- 1.80 | 21% | Ni | 3.80~ 4.50 16% | _Ni_| 4.50-5.20 14% |_nil_| 5.20- 6.90 20 | Nl |i | 6.90-7.50 ‘ Bore Hole No.39; Ground R.L.616.263 m Dring Run, Dring Run, Driting Ru, nore ToR | RQD rer | Ro | POSE | Tor | Roo 40-110 | Ni [wi | 370-430 | Ni | nil | 7.30-8.00 | 26% | Ni 110-170 [23% | ni [430-520 | Ni | ni | 8.00~8.70 | 269 | Nil 170-220 | 19% | wi | 5.20-6.10 | Wil | Nil | 8.70-9.40 | 32% |_ Nit 2.20~ 3.00 | 23% | wi | 610-690 | NI | wit | 9.40- 10.00 | 34% | _Nil_| 3.00=3.70 | 21% | wi | 690-7.30 | 32% | Nil [Bore Hole No.40; Ground R.L.630.823 m Oring Run, Driling Run, Driling Run, mal TeR | RQD Mai TeR | RQ Mae TCR 1.80-2.40 | 6% | wi | 600-670 | 16% | wi | 9.80~ 10.30 | 26% 2.40=3.10 | 5% | ni | 6.70-7.20 | 32% | ni | 10.30— 11.10] 18% 3.10 - 3.60 | 34% | wii | 7.20-8.00 | 28% | Nnit_|11.10~12.70 | 3636 3,80- 4.50 | 32% | ni | 8.00-8.60 | 22% | NI [12.70-13.30| 33% 4.50=5.20 | 22% | ni | 8.60-9.10 [19% | tw _[13.30— 14.70] 31% 5.20- 6.00 | 18% | _ni_| 9.10-9.80 [31% | Ni [14.70 15.00 | 28% Bore Hole No.41; Ground R.L.1039.520 r ormep Runs | ror | qo | Prog Run | rem | qo | Dring Run or | ao 0.40 1.15 | 30% | ni_| 10.00 - 10.85 | 25% |" ni _| 19.30 - 20.00 | 45% |" wi 1.15= 1.95 | 32% | Nit_| 10.85 - 11.70 nit_[ 20.00 = 21.00 | Nil nit 1,952.80 | 36% | Nil_[ 11.70 12.30 Nit_[21.00~ 22,00 Nii [wi 2.80- 3.70 | 18% | Nil_|12,30- 12.80 Ni_[22.00-23.00 | _Ni_| wil 3.70= 4.50 | 20% | Ni | 12.80 ~ 13.40 Nit_| 23.00 24.00 | Ni_| Nit 4.50 — 5.45 il_[ 13.40 ~ 14.40 Ni_| 24.00 25.00 | _Nil_| Nit 545-635 | 26% | Nil [14.40 15,00 Nil_|25.00—26.00 | _Nii_[ 6.35-7.15 | 30% |_Ni_| 15.00~ 16.00 i_|26.00-27.00| “Nil_| wi 7.15 - 7.90_| 19% |" nil_[16.00= 17.00 | 14% |" wii_| 27.00 - 28.00 [Wi_[ nit 7.90-8.70_| 32% | Nil_|17.00~ 18.00 16% | nil_[28.00-29.00) Nil_| Nit 8.70-9.40 | 30% | nit_ | 18.00~18.70| 30% | nii_[29.00-30.00] Nil [ivi 9.40- 10.00 | 34% | Nil_[18.70- 19.30] 50% [Nil Driling Run, me Ter | ROD 2.50= 8.20 | 21% |_ Nil 8,20- 8.90 | 26% | Nil 8,909.40 | 199% | “Nil 9.40 - 10.00 | 18% | “Ni a7 7 e@e@e7 ( aeoe "oandaton Consatais, Kolata Di Ne. O61087 PBIB wo‘atonal Mineral Development Corporation Lic Hyderabad ‘Rumaraswany Ion Ore Project at Dontratat in the District of Bolary, Kamataka 7@¢e¢e°7 ~gerftt Bore Hole No.42; Ground R.L.2036.250 m_ Drilling Run, Dring Run, Daling Run, rity Ter | go | ONS Tor | RQ | PMNBRUY | rca | QD 0.50-1.15 | 35% | Nil | 10.00 ~ 10,75 | 33% | Nil | 18.60-19.20| 41% | Ni 31% | Nil_|10.75~ 11.35] 43% | nit_[19.20-20.00/ 42% [ni 34% | Nil_| 11.35 ~- 11.90 | 38% [nil [20.00-21.00| Nil [nil 27% | _Nil_ | 11,90- 12.50 | 32% | Nil_[21.00-22.00 | Nil Nil }.3.55-4.20 | 41% | Nil_| 12.50-13.05| 27% | Nil_|22.00-23.00| Nil Nil 420=5.00 | 31% |_wi_|13.05— 13.80 12% |" wi_[23.00— 24.00 Ni_| ni 5.00 = 5,90 | 249% | wi_[13.80—14.40| 11% | wi_[24.00- 25.00) _NI_|_Ni 5.90- 6.50 | 45% | wil _| 14.40 - 15.00] 18% | Nil [25.00 26.00] Nil Nil 6.50~7.35 | 32% | Nil_| 15.00 - 15.65] 20% | wi | 26.00- 27.00] Nit Nil 7.35 = 8.05 | 41% | Ni | 15.65 ~ 16.40 | 12% 27.00 = 28.00|_Wi_| Nil .05= 8,85 | 30% | wi [6.401720 15% | wi |28.00-29.00/ Ni_|_Ni 8.a5—9.40 | 40% | wi [17.20 17,90| 23% | wi _|29.00~ 30.00 [_Nil_|_ nil 9.40 = 10.00 | 32% | “ni 17.90 - 18.60] 39% | Nil Bore Hole No.43; Ground R..1042.539 m Drilling Run, | Oriling Run, Drilling Run, rola Ter | RQD tebe Ter | RQD Net Fer | RQD 076-171 | 29% | wii [10.00 - 10.85) 36% | wi _[18.65- 1930) 46% | wi 171-246 | 33% | nil_| 10.85~11.55| 37% |_n_|19.30-20.10| 35% | Ni 2.46 = 3.26 | 24% |_Ni_|11.55~ 12.20 39% | “wi_[20.10-21.00| 6% | nu [3.26-3.91_|-43% | i_|12.20-12.85| 23% |" nit | 21.00-22.00] Ni_|_Ni |. 3.91- 4.86 | 26% | Nil _| 12.85~ 13.65} 14% | Nii_| 22.00-23.00| Nil Nil 486 ~5.45_| 39% | Nil_[13.65—-14.35[ NI_|_ nil | 23,00-24.00[ _Nil_| nil 5.45 — 6.15 | 30% | wit |14,35~15.00[_ Ni] wi_[24,00-25.00 /_Ni_| nt 6.15- 7.05 | 37% |" ni_|15.00— 15.85 | 18% | wi_|25.00—26.00| _Nil_|_Nil 7.05=7.70_| 31% | Nil_| 15,85- 16.60 | 22% | Nil_| 26.00-27.00| Nil Nil 7.70 - 8.35 | 32% | Ni_|16.60—17.30| 34% | nit |27.00-28.00[ MI_| Nil 8.35-9.25 | 33% | wi |17.30~17.95| 38% | wi | 28.00- 29.001 NI] _Na 9.25 = 10.00 | 27% | ni_{17.95- 16.55] 41% |__| 29.00~30.00 Ni [_Nil Bore Hole No.44; Ground R.L.1040,325 m 7 Drilling Run, Drilling Run, Drilling Run, Waker [rer | woo | mma Troe | nao | PetPB ROY T Tex | Roo 0.76~ 1.36 | 40% | Nil | 10.00~10.70| 10% | nu | 18,75-19.35| Nil Nil 1.36 = 33% | ni _[10.70~ 11.45 | 14% | wil_[19.35- 20.00] Ni_| _Nil 2 35% [WI [11.45 ~12.20| 26% | wi | 20,00~ 21.00] Ni! Ni 2.76=3.71 | 32% |_wi_[12.20- 12.85] 35% | wi} 21.00-22.00| Wi_[ wt 3.71466 | 29% |_wi_|12.85~13.55[ 37% [wi [22.00-23.00{ Nil |_ NI 4.66—5.30_| 37% | Nu _|13.55~ 14.40) 36% | ni_|23.00-24.00|_NI_| Nil 5306.06 | 32% | Ni _| 14.40 15.00] 35% | nii_|24.00-25.00| Ni _Nil 6.06 ~ 6.70 | 34% | Nil | 15.00-15.65| 37% | nit_| 25.00 - 26.00} Nir Nit 6.70- 7.40 | 31% | “Ni _|15.65- 16.35 | 33% | wii [26,00-27.00 | _Ni_|_Nit 7.40-8.10 | 11% | Ni_|16,35~17.10] 43% |_nii_|27.00-28.00| _Ni_| Nil 8.10-8.75 | 12% | wi |37.10- 18.05] 28% | “Nil |28.00-29.00| Ni] Ni 8.75-9.40 | 9% | i |18.05— 18.75] 22% |“ Ni_|29.00-30.00[ Ni_|_ fi 9.40~ 10.00 [ 13% | ni a Taondaton Constants, Koka Rb a O07 FOBT w‘atonal Nineral Development Corporation Led, Wyderated ‘umarasnany Iron Ore Project 3¢ Doninatai r In te Dsrict of Beary, Kematake ; fe Hole No.45; Ground R.L.1036.569 m Driling Run, Driling Run, Driling Run, TCR | -RQD Fer | Rgo | Onmenen | ter | ago 050 - 1.00 | 40% | Nil_| 10.00 - 10.70 | 36% [Ni _| 19.50 - 20.00] 46% | Ni 1.00-1.90 | 18% | wi [10.70= 11.55] 29% | ni | 20.00-21.00 Ni | wi ( 1.90-2.85 | 26% | Ni_|11,55~ 1245] 19% | Ni _|21.00-22.00| _Ni_|_Ni 2.85 3.80 | 25% | _Nil_| 12.45 ~ 13.20 | 26% | wi_[22.00-23.00/ Nil_[_nil_| 3.80- 4.65 | 26% | wi [13.20-14.10[ 10% | wi _|23.00-2400[ Nil_| Nit C 4.65-5.55 | 21% | Nil_| 14.10- 15.00] 7% | nil [24.00- 25.00) Nl | Nit 5.55~6.35 | 26% | na _|15,00-15,90| 15% | _Ni_125.00~26.00| NI | Ni 6.35-7.00 | 27% | wi_| 15.90 = 16.75] 18% |" i_[26.00-27.00[_Nil_| _ Ni 7.00-7.65 | 32% | ni! 16.75~17.50 | 19% | Ni_|27.00- 28.00] Nil! Nit 7.65 8.50 | 32% | Ni _[17.50-18.00| 41% | ni_|28.00- 29.00] Ni | Ni 8.50- 9.30 | 24% |" i_| 18.00 - 18.70 | 34% |" i _| 29.00 30.00 | _Nil_| nil 3,30 = 10.00 | 26% |" ni _[18.70- 19.50 [34% | ni _| 7e@6e° c a ( "Founcston Consultants, Relate Web Wa C5108? FIT a~*~ 79@e@e°0 % -@aee°-or Hyderated “Rumarasnamy Iron Ore roject at Donimata) In the Dsic of Beary, Kamataka ..2. Standard Penetration Tests ‘Standard Penetration Tests were conducted at regular intervals inside all the 45 (fortyfive) nos. exploratory bore holes at reqular intervals as per the provisions laid down in BIS : 2131-1981. The split spoon sampler used for such tests was of standard design and dimensions _ (50 mm ©.D., 35 mm I.D., minimum open length 600 mm) as stipulated in the relevant BIS Code of Practice. The split spoon sampler in all the tests had been adopted to lower end of drill rods taken upto specific depths of tests. The split spoon sampler was advanced by driving with a drop hammer, weighing 63.5 kg, falling freely through a height of 75 cm. ‘record of number of blows required for middle 30 cm penetration of a total penetration of 60 ‘cm at the specific depths of tests in each bore hole was recorded as °N’ values for corresponding test depths in the respective bore holes, ‘The disturbed soil samples, collected from the split spoon sampler after completion of each test, hhad been subsequently used for visual identification and dassification of the subsurface deposits ‘and for preparation of the bore hole logs and also for carrying out some specific laboratory tests. ‘The Ne-values have been presented graphically against depth separately for all the 45 (fortyfive) nos, exploratory bore holes in Dvig.No.¢ through 48 in Volume 17 ofthis report. In sandy/sity layers, the ‘Elastic Modulus’ of in-situ soll, ‘E,', may be estimated from the "Mitchell ‘and Gardner" equation using penetration values as follows : E, = 10 (N+ 15) ks. for sandy sol E, = 6 (N+ 5) ksf. for dayey sand The so called Elastic Modulus of sol, 'E,, may be utilized in computing immediate elastic settlement of foundations resting on granuiar deposits Foundation Consultants, Kotkata Tb No 061087 FEAIS z‘Navona Mineral Development Corpration Lt yderated ‘Kumarassamny tron Ore Project at Conimalsi in the District of Bellary, Kamatoka B.1.3 Trial Pit Trial Pits, 2 m x 2 m size in plane at the bottom were excavated at 36 (thirtysix) nos. prefixed locations so as to permit easy access for visual examination of walls of the Pits and to facilitate sampling operations upto 3.0 m depth below the presently existing ground level at the respective locations including collection of representative samples. A note on the visual examination of the subterranean deposits at all the 36 (thirtysix) nos. Trial Pit locations were prepared, During progress of excavation of the Trial Pits, representative samples were collected at every 1.0 m depth. No undisturbed sample could be collected from the granular subterranean deposits which were actually residual soil with rock fragments. The number of Trial Pits as well as the locations where the Trial Pits shall be excavated were prefixed by the NMDC Project Authority, The Trial Pits were located at site by the Investigator in presence of the Engineer Officers on behalf of the r NMDC Project Authority, Kumaraswamy Iron Ore Project, Donimalai. The Trial Pit locations were prefixed as shown in Dwg. No.1 through 3 of this report, The folfowing table shows the detalls like the Location of the Trial Pits, Ground Level at the Trial Pit locations and Depths upto which Trial Pits at cfferent locations were excavated G Trial Pit Tocation Ground Depth of e No. Level Excavation TPL Ref. Dwg.No.t R.L1042.550 m 3.00 m @ Co-ordinate : N927.5, € 606.4 7 (R.t.1039.550 m) 12 Ref. Dng.No.t RL1041.700 m 3.00 m e Co-ordinate : N1036.3, E 612.9 (R.L.1038.700 m) - PS Ref. Dvig.No.1 RL 1041250 m 3.00 m c |__Co-ordinate : N759.2, E 692.5. (R.L.1038.250 m) ‘ 14 Ref. Dwg.No.1 RL 1047.50 m 3.00 m Co-ordinate : N835.5, € 681.9 (R.L.1043.750 m) c 15 Ref. Dwg.No.1 R.L.1034.520 m 3.00 m (Co-ordinate : N 905.2, E 791.5 (R.L.1031.520 m) cs 16 Ref. Dwg.No.2 RL1035.560 m 3.00 m 7 Coordinate : N1118.4, € 771.1, | (R..1032.560 m) 17 Ref. Dwg.No.2 RLi037.920m | 3.00m e Co-ordinate : N1048.0, £ 863.6 | (RL.1034.920 m) PS Ref. Dwg.No.2 RLA02.110 m 3,00 m e Corordinate : N1184.0, E 835.7 | (Rt.1018.110 m) TP9 Ref, Dwg,NNo.2 RL1016.380 m 3.00 m i Co-ordinate : NI141.2, E 947.9 (Rut. 1013.380m) © TP 10 Ref. DwgiNo.2 R.L.997.350 m 3.00 m Coordinate : N 1230.9, € 809.3 (R.t,994.350 m) 6 Pit Ref. Dwg.No.2 RL991.570m 3.00 m Co-ordinate: N 1264.9, € 798.2 (R.1.988.570 m)_| @ TP iz Ref. Dig.No.3, RL.968.750 m 3.00 m Co-ordinate : N 1305.0, E 793.0 {R.L.965,750 ro) ce TP is Ref. Dag.No.3 RL925.550 m 3.00 m Co-ordinate :N 1515.0, € 835.0 (R.1.922.550 m) Tit Ref. Dwg.No.3 R.L883.250 3.00 m ( Co-ordinate : N 1727.0, € 865.0 (R.L.880.250 m) 7p is Ref. Dwg.No.3 RL-848.000 m 3.00 m c Co-ordinate : N 1943.0, € 899.0 {R.1.845,000 m) TP 16 Ref Dwg.No.3 R.L.803.900m 3.00 m ‘ Co-ordinate : N 2159.0, E 935.0 (R.L,800.900 m) “ouneton Consutants, Kolata Tob Wo. 061087 FEATS a‘Naione/ Mineral Develooment Corporation Lic derabad Kamaraswany ron Ore Project at Donimatai in the itt of Bary, Karaka t Tia Pit Tocation Ground Depth of 7 No. Level Excavation P17 Ref. Dwg.No.3 RL.829.500 m 3.00 m fl Co-ordinate : N 2375.0, £ 960.0 (R.t.826.500 m) Pie Ref. Dwwg.No.3 RL785.900 m 3.00 m ‘ Co-ordinate : N 2591.0, £ 974.0 (8.1.792.900 m) : Tis Ref. Dwg.No.3 RL. 765.000 m 3.00 m | Co-ordinate : N 2807.0, € 958.0 (8.1.762.000 m) c P20 Ref. Owg.No.3 RL 722500 m 3.00 m Co-ordinate : N 3023.0, € 942.0 (R.L719.500 m) ( TP 2 Ref. Owg.No.3 R.L684.900 mm 3.00 m Co-ordinate : N 3239.0, £ 926.0 (R.L.681,900 m) TP Ref. Dwg.No.3 R.L683.500 m 3.00 m , Corordinate : N 3455.0, £ 910.0 (P.1.680.500 m) P23 Ref. Dvig.No.3 R.L.666.900 fm 3.00 m c Co-ordinate : N 3671.0, £ 894.0 (R.1.663.900 m)_| TP 24 Ref. Owg.No.3 RL660.500 m 3.00 m C Co-ordinate : N 3887.0, E 878.0 eZ (R.L.657,500 m) P25 Ref. Owg.No.3 RL656.280 m 3.00 m @ Co-ordinate : N 4103.0, E 862.0 HE (R.L.653,280 m) © TP 26 Ref. Dug.No.3 R.L-660.250 m 3.00 m Covordinate : N 4319.0, € 846.0 = (R.L.657.250 m) e Pa Ref. Dwg.No.3 RL642.420 m 3.00 m Co-ordinate : N 4534.0, £ 630.0 | (R.1.639.420 m) c P28 Ref. Dag.No.3 R.L630.260 m 3.00 m z 4750.0, 815.0 (8.1.627.260 1 ‘ 1P29 Ref. Dwg.No.3 RL63i.500 m 3.00 m ( Co-ordinate : N 4966.0, E 800.0 (R.1,628.500 m) TP 30 Ref. Dwig.No.3 RL631.600 m 3.00 m ‘ Co-ordinate : N 5182.0, £ 800.5 (P.1.628.600 m) Pat Ref. Dwg.No.3 RL628.500 m 3.00 m Co-ordinate : N 5397.0, € 828.0 (8.1.625.900 m) TP Ref. Dwg.NNo.3 R.L.633.000 m 3.00 m Co-ordinate : N 5612.0, € 915.0 (P.L.630.000 m) Tas Ref. Dwa.tio.3 RL630.000 7m 3.00 m Co-ordinate : N 5878.0, € 1025.0 _(8.1.627,000 m) PH Ref. Dwa.No.3 R.L-745.000 m 3.00 m Co-ordinate : N 6050.0, € 1114.0 (P.L.712.000 m) 1P 35 Ref. Dwa.No.5 R.L.692.000 mm 3.00 m Co-ordinate : N 6043.0, £ 1250.0 | (8.1.689.000 m) P36 Ref. Owg.No.3 R.L.740.000 m 3.00 m Co-ordinate : N 6410.0, € 1360.0 a (8.L.737.000 m) ‘The subterranean deposit types at all the excavated 36 (thirtysix) nos. Trial Pit locations have been presented in Dwg.No.49 through 85 in Volume II of this report, "Foundation Constr, Fokata Dob Wo. 051087 PIS #7c eeer pe ‘Nationa Mineral Development Corporation (ta Hyderabed B.1.4 Plate Load Test ‘Kumaraswary Ion Ore Project at Donia! inthe District of Belary, Kamataka Plate Load Tests were conducted at 3.0 m depth below the presently existing ground level at 45 (fifteen) nos. prefixed location at this NMDC Iron Ore Project. The following table shows the details like, Location of the Piate Load Test, Ground RL and Test Depth at the 15 (fifteen) nos. prefixed Plate Load Test locations : Test No. Location "Test Depth PLTI Ref. Dwg. No. 3.0 m Co-ordinate : N1113, E817; | (R.L.1033.909 m) Ground R.L.1036.909 m PLT2 Ref. Dwg. No.2 30m Co-ordinate : NL153, € 901; | (R.L.1032.201 m) Ground R.L.1035.201 m PLTS Ref. Dwg. No.2 30m Co-ordinate : N1171, E842; | (R.t.1026.024 m) Ground R.L.1029.024 m PLT Ref. Dwg, No.2 30m Co-ordinate : N1202, E 824; | (R.L.1006.957 m) Ground R.L.1009.957 m PLTS Ref. Dwg. No.3 30m Co-ordinate : N 5820, € 340 | (R.L. 626.295 m) (Ground R.L.629,295 rm. PLT6 Ref. Dwg. No.3 30m Coordinate : N 6090, € 205; | (R.L. 622.162 m) Ground Rt.625.162 m PLIT Ref. Dwg. No.3 30m Co-ordinate : N6310, 115; | (R.L.615.553 m) Ground R.t.618.553 m PLTa Ref. Dwg. No.3 30m Co-ordinate : N 6580, E(-)55; | (R.L.619.722 m) Ground R..622.722 m PLTS Ref. Dwg. No.2 3.0m Co-ordinate : N1235, E 800; | (R.L.989.965 m) Ground RiL.992.965 m PLTIO Ref. Dwg, No.3 30m Co-ordinate : N4785, 795; | (R.L. 627.310m) Ground R.L.630.310 m i PLT Ref. Dwg. Not 3.0m Co-ordinate : N89S, E741; | (R.L. 1032.401m) Ground R.L.1035.401 m PLTi2 Ref. Dig. No.1 30m Coordinate : N942, E731; | (R.L. 1035.859m) [ Ground R.1.1038.859 m PLTI3 Ref. Dwg. No.1 30m Co-ordinate : N795, E 695; | (R.L.1036.650 m) Ground R.L.1039.650 m puri Ref. Dwg. No. 30m Co-ordinate : NLO41, E608; | (R.L.1040.628 m) Ground R.L1043.628 m PLTIS Ref, Dwg. No.I 30m Co-ordinate : N1005, E844; | (R.L. 1034.025m) Ground R.L.1037.025 m_ | Foundation Consultants, Kolkata Ob Wo, 061087 FBI B‘Natonat Htnera Develogment Corporation Lt : ‘ycerabed ‘Kumarasnany Iron Ore Project at Donia in the Ds of Bakary,Kamateka These tests were conducted using 300 mm x 300 mm size test plate as per the provisions laid f down in BIS : 1888 - 1982. The test pit at plate seating level was very carefully levelled and deaned, The reaction loading platform was made up of wooden sleepers supported on ISMB 200. Local earth in gunny bags were placed on the reaction loading platform as kentledge. Incremental loads were applied to the test plate by reaction loading. The load was applied by means of a remote controlled hydraulic jack, attached with a pressure gauge, acting against Underside of one ISMB 600 supporting 7 (seven) nos. ISMB 200 of the reaction loading platform. ‘The settlement of the test plate was recorded with the help of 2 (two) nos. dial gauges with ( 0.01 mm least count, placed on the two diagonally opposite comers of the test plate. The Load ~ Settiement Plot in arithmetic scale as well as in logarithmic scale have been presented in Fig.No.1 through 30 in the in Volume IITof this report. ‘The safe bearing pressure corresponding to settlement, Sy, for medium and dense sand deposit ‘an be read from the load - settement plot after calculation of settlement, Sy of plate on the basis of some specified or permissible settlement of footing using the following Formula : S¢= S, [6G + 0.3)/8, (8 + 0.39)? € e Where, = the size offoting in m, ° By = sizeof test plate in m, . Sp = settlement of test plate nm, and Sp = settlement of footing in m. The safe bearing pressures of the subterranean deposit for different widths of foundations at 3.0 m depth below the existing ground level at the Plate Load Test location corresponding to 25 mm settlement of foundations read from the Load ~ Settiement Plots in Fig. No.1 through 30 in Volume IIT of this report have been presented in the next pages of this report, r eee Foundation Constants, okate Tob Wo. 051087 FOIE ca‘Nation! tieral Development Corporation Lick Hpderabod ‘Rumarasnamy Iron Ore Project at Donita in the Dist of Batary, Karnataka “7 7e¢@e@6e@7 --pece Plate Load Test Not widths of | Sp With] safe Bearing | wiaths of | Spit] safe Bearing Foundations | Sp= 25mm | Pressure | Foundations | Sp= 25mm | — Pressure 150 800mm | gai knjm2 | 450 7.10 mm | g02 any? 200 827mm | asieyme | _5.00 FORM | 796 ary 250 784mm | g34 gym? | 550 695mm | 794 any? 300 [756mm | gap iyme | 600 3.89 mM | 709 anym? 350 737mm | gizxwm? | 650 684mm | 766 say? 4.00 72mm | gorKwm2 [__7-00 680M | 767 aye Plate Load Test No.2 widths of | SpWith | safe Bearing | widths or | Sp ¥#M | sate Bearing Foundations | $,=25mm | Pressure | Foundations | $,= 25mm | Pressure (150 300mm | p42 aN 50 7a mm | 963 nym 2.00 B27 mm | at7 enym® | 500 | 702mm | 750 ym? 250 784mm | 795 am? | __550 695 mM | 756 say? 3.00 7.56 mm | 7a3Kwme | ___600 389mm | 759 em? 350 7371 | 775 Kym2 | 650 684mm | 751 wm? 4.00 72m | 768 uym2 |__7-00 6.80 min 749 kay? Plate Load Test No.3 : as widths of | Sp¥th | safe Bearing | widins of | Sp” | sate Bearing Foundations | Sp= 25mm | Pressure | Foundations | S¢=25mm | — Pressure 150 00mm | p06 nym? |__450 7ab mm | 736 am? 2.00 B27 mM | 7e54njme |__500 702mm | 735 wy? 250 784mm | 766 wm? | 350 6:35 mm | 739 xaym2 3.00 736 tam | 756 4aym2_| 600 3.89 Ti | 730 km? 350 737mm | 746 Knjm2 | 650 684mm | 726 mm? 400 7am [743 wyme [__7-00 6.80 mmm [796 am? Plate Load Test Noa ae Widths of Spwith | safe Bearing | _ Widths of Safe Bearing Foundations | S,=25mm | Pressure | Foundations Pressure 150 ‘00mm | 799 em? TAL | 730 nym? 2.00 827mm | ya uym2 | __ 500 7.02 TAM | 707 km? 250 7a4 mm | 754KNjm? | 350 695mm] 705 un/m? 3.00 756 mm | yas nme | __600 389 THM | 705 ey? 350 737mm} 739kwm2 | __650 Seam | 724 ym? 4.00 72am | 7aanwme | 7-00 680mm | 700 mye “Foundation Consutarts, Koa Bb Ne C6108? FEPBIS 7atonal eral Development Corporation Ltd ‘Wyderabed Kumarasnany Iron Ore Project at Coninatal in the Distt of Belay, Karnataka ~-~97@ee0e7 “9.@ee@° 84 Plate Load Test No.5 widths ot | pH) | safe Bearing | widths of | Sp th | sare pearing Foundations | S,=25mm | Pressure | Foundations | sp= 25mm | Pressure 150 s00mm | so67 ym? |__450 7At mm | 943 enyme 2.00 827 mim | 1026 xy? |__500 TORTI | 937 N/m? 230 7.4mm | 991 nym? | 550 695 mim | 959 nym? 3.00 756mm | o73 xm? | 600 989mm | 978 kaye 350 7.37 mm | 960 kym2 | 650 84mm | ops ume 400 Taam | so xwym | __ 700 680mm | 972 unm? Plate Load Test No.6 A widths of | Sp 'ith | Safe Bearing | widths or | — SpWth | sate Bearing Foundations | S,=25mm | Pressure | Foundations | s-= 25mm | Pressure 150 300mm | s093 myn? | 459 7aLmm | 9ag ame 200 S27 mm | soa nym? | 500 7.02 ta | 941 KAY? 250 784mm | s903Km2 |__ 55 6.95 mm | 936 aye 3.00 7.56 mm | gg9 kim? | 600 89 mM | 950 em? 3.50 737mm | 968 knym2 | 650 6.4mm | ope xy? 400 722mm | 956 Knym2 | __7-00 COMM | 905 kaye Plate Load Test No.7 zs Hee] Widths of Safe Bearing | Widthsof | Sp¥th | safe Bearing Foundations Pressure | Foundations | Sp= 25mm | Pressure 150 eexnn? | 450 Tat tam] gay em? 200 909 km? |__ 5.00 FOLmm | 25 wnyme 250 a77kym? | 550 6.95 mM | 921 em? 3.00 a5oKym? | 600 9.89 mm | giz unm? 350 sa7Knjm? | 650 a4 mm | giz nnjme 4.00 7z2mm | esexnjm® |__7-00 680mm | git Nme Plate Load Test No. a widths of | Sp th | safe Bearing | _ widths of Safe Bearing Foundations | S,=25mm | Pressure | Foundations | S,= 25mm | — Pressure 150 00mm | eau | 450 TAL | ea any? 200 827mm | gas xym? |__ 500 7.02 mm | 780 way 250 784mm | gig km? | 550 6.95 mm | 776 Nm? 3.00 7.56mi | sos nm? | 600 Fm | 773 eye 350 737mm | por sym? | 650 684mm | 771 Nye 400 799 nym? |__ 700 680mm | 769 km? "Foundation Consutanis; Kakate eb No, 061087 FEPRIS 2‘Nationa ineral Development Corporation Lt. 7e@¢e¢@e° ceee- en rterabed Kamarasnany ton Ore Project at Donnas! inthe Ostet of Blory, Karat Plate Load Test No.9 widths of | SpWth | safe Bearing | _ widths of Safe Bearing Foundations | S,= 25mm | Pressure | Foundations Pressure 150 00mm | ga9 aym? | 450 02 mm? 200 827mm [ass eym2_| 500 798 tay? 250 764mm | ss4ayme | __550 795 kav? 3.00 7.56 mm | p22 kwm? | 600 792 sty? 3.50 737mm | grakwme | 650 790 kay? 400 72z mm | go7 em? | __ 700 788 say? Plate Load Test No.0 ms wiaths of | Sp" | safe Bearing | wiaths ot | Sp ¥th “| safe Bearing Foundations | S,=25mm | Pressure | Foundations | S,= 25mm | — Pressure 150 300mm | soo myn? | 450 Timm | e531 eyme 200 827mm | ego kryjm2 | 500 702mm | “a76 ym? 250 784mm | g60 mm? |__550 6.95 mm | 925 enim? 3.00 756mm | g49 khyjm2 | 600 3.85mm | g22 sayin? 350 737mm | gaz ym? | 650 684mm | 930 unm? 400 7.22 mm | g364nym? | 700 60mm | gio nym? | Plate Load Test Nota widths of | Sp¥th | sate Bearing | wiatns or | Sp | safe Bearing Foundations | p= 25mm | Pressure | Foundations | sp= 25mm | Pressure 150 00mm | goanym? | 450 Timm | 7s eye 2.00 827 mm | 774 eym2 | 500 7.02 mm | 740 kwm? 250 784mm | 749 ym? | 850 6.95 mm | 797 kaye 300 756 TIM | 736 KNyme | 6:00 9.89 mm | 74 xaym? 350 737 mT yey eym2 | _650 684mm | 709 xym2 4.00 Tamm | y20Kym2 | 7.00 680mm | 790 tay? Plate Load Test No.2 an c widths of | Sp¥tth | safe Bearing | wietns or | Sp ¥th |” sare Bearing Foundations 25mm | Pressure | Foundations | Sp= 25mm | Pressure 150 300mm | 765 mye? | 450 Tatmm | 692 mayne 2.00 B27 mm | 749 em? |__ 500 7O2mm | 668 ym? 750 784mm Teun? [550 ~ 685 ym? _| 3.00 756mm | ro Mm? |__600 682 kif? 3.50 7.37 mm | 793 nym? | 650 680 kay? 400 7zemm | gs6uym? | 700 | 678 Kay? “Foundation Consultants, Kolkata Job No. 51087 FEVSIS‘Navona! tneral Development Corporation Lt ‘nederabed -Kumaraswamy Iron Ore Projet at Donimelat in the District of Bekary, Kamatak ( Plate Load Test No.13 c ; widtns of | Sp ith | safe Bearing | wiatns of | Spt? | safe Bearing Foundations | S,= 25mm | Pressure | Foundations | S+= 25mm | Pressure : 150 00mm | 77 mye | 450 Fit mmem | Zoe ume ‘ 2.00 B27 mim | 754enyme | 500 7.02 THM | 701 um? i 250 74mm | 733 km2 | 550 695mm | 698 Kwjme : 3.00 756mm | 79> k/m2 | 6.00 3.89 mM | 695 uaym2 3.50 737mm | 75 kyme | 650 684mm | 663 m2 ‘ 4.00 722mm | 094m? | __7.00 Sa0mMm | 607 em? ‘ Plate Load Test No.14 c widths of | Spt" | safe Bearing | wiaths of | Sp ™ith | safe Bearing Foundations | S¢= 25mm | Pressure | Foundations | Sp=25mm | Pressure 4 1.50 9.00 mm | gg1 knym 4.50 7.limm [902 Kym2 6 2.00 B27 mm | 956 um? 5.00 7.02 mm [706 kaye? © 250 74mm | g34 way? 350 635mm | 795 knym2 . 3.00 756mm | gpa Kym _|._600 889mm | 792 eye 3.50 737mm | et4uyme | 650 6.a4 mM | 790 ky? c 4.00 722mm} 07 wnyme 700 &BOmm | 758 kym2 c Plate Load Test No.i5 ( wiaths ot | SpW#h | sate gearing | widths or | Sp th safe Bearing Foundations | S¢=25mm | Pressure | Foundations | $,=25mm | — Pressure ‘ 1,50 900mm | gs5kujme | 450 741mm _| 749 Kym2 ‘ 2.00 8.27 mm. 807 kN/m2 5.00 7.02 mm 745 kN/m2 € 2.50 784mm | 7e3 eye 5.50 6.95 mm | 742 kN/me e 3.00 7.56 mm | 770 kN/m2 6.00, 9.89mm | 739 km? 3.50 7.37 mm. 761 KN/m2 6.50 6.84 mm. 736 kN/m2. ‘ 4.00 722mm | 754Knym2 7.00 6.80 mm | 734 kym2 @ © @ C Foundation Consultants, Kokata Tob We 061087 FOPAIS‘Nationa Mineral Oevelooment Corporation Lt c Hpderabad -Kumarasnamy Ion Oro Project at Donimata| in the Dstt of Beary, Karmatoka .5 Field California Bearing Ratio Test ‘ Field California Bearing Ratio (CBR) Tests were carried out at 2.0 m depth below the existing ground level at 10 (ten) nos. prefixed locations as per the provisions laid down in the relevant BIS : 2720 (Part 31) - 1969, Field CBR Tests were performed at 10 (ten) nos. locations at each ‘ elevation for computation of the Field CAR Value on the basis of average of all these three in- place bearing ratio tests ‘The following table shows the details like, Location of the Field CBR Test, Ground Level at the ‘ test locations and Test Depths at the respective locations : Test No. Location Ground Elevation | __ Test Depth a CBR 1 Ref. Dwg. No.3 RL.1036.220 m 2.00 m Co-ordinate iN 1125, E 862 (R.L.1034.220 m) ‘ CBR? Ref. Dwg. No.3 RL1039.152 m 2.00 m c Co-ordinate : N 1050, E 767 (R.t.1037.152 m) RS Ref. Dwg. No.3 RL 1016-669 mh 2.00 m c Co-ordinate: N'1167, E 810 (R.1.1014.669 m) CHR Ref. Dwg. No.3 RL1010.752 m 2.00 m e Co-ordinate : N 1192, € 798 (R.L, 1008.792m)_| CRS: Ref. Dag. No.3 RL955.750 m 2.00 m e Co-ordinate : N 1300, E 755 __(RoL.953.750 m) e CBRE Ref. Dwg. No.3 RL628.500 m 2.00 m Gorordinate : N 4835, E 745 {R.1.626.900 m) ¢ CERT Ref. Dwg. No.3 RL622.330 m 2.00 m Co-ordinate : N 5755, E 345 (R.L.620.330 m) CBRE RL 625.76 2.00 m (Rit. 623.776m) ‘ CHRD RL 1038.750 2.00 m 7 Co-ordinate : N 957, E 787 (B.L.1036.750 rm) CBR 10 Ref. Dwg. No.1 RL 1043.476 2.00 m ‘ L_ _Covordinate : N 880, € 645 (R.L.1041.476 m) c Prior to performing in - place CBR tests, the excavated surface area at test depth at 2.0 m below e the existing ground level at the respective location was cleaned of all loose and dried materials and was levelled properly, As at each test elevation 3 (three) nos. in-plecé CBR Tests had to be t performed, in case of test surface on cohesion less soils the spacings of these tests were ‘maintained within 35 to 40 cm so that operations in one area do not disturb the soil in other area. One loading truss was used to provide load reaction and the same was so located that the centre of the beam against which the loading Jack would work was over the centre of the surface to be tested. The proving ring of the Field CBR Test Set-up was connected to the bottom end of the ramp and the piston connector. The piston was then connected using lengths of extension pipes ensuring that the entire assembly was not out of plumb and the loading jack clamped in position. The surcharge annular weight of 5 kg was then kept in position on the surface to be tested so that when the piston was lowered it would pass through the hole in the annufar weight. ‘The penetration piston was then seated with the smallest possible load not exceeding ‘ 0.002 kg / mm? so that full contact is ensured between the piston and the surface to be tested. While seating oad was on the piston, a 6 mm layer of dean sand was spread over the surface to be covered by the surcharge annular weight to help distributing the surcharge load over the surface uniformiy. After applying minimum surcharge weight of 15 kg, the penetration indicating dial was suitably fixed for reading the penetration and the dial set'to zero. Loads were then applied on the penetration piston so that the penetration rate was approximately 1.25 mm per minute. The load readings were then recorded at penetrations of 0.50 mm, 1.0 mm, 1.50 mm, 2.0mm, 2.50 mm, 3.0 mm, 4.0 mm, 5.0 mm, 7.50 mm, 10.0 mm and 12.50 mm. After ‘completion of the test, one representative soll sample was collected from the point of penetration for determination of ‘moisture content. After that in-place density of the test surface was determined in accordance with BIS : 2720 (Part 29) - 1975 at location about 15 cm away from the point of penetration. c Foundation Corsatarts, Relate Dob Na 51087 PLE aa7 N57 Ne eer: “~“@eeeer- ‘National Pneral Development Corporation Le yderabed Kumarasnamy Ira Ore Project at Donnas in the istict of Belay, Kamatoka ‘The Load - Penetration Plots for all the 10 (ten) nos. Field CBR Tests at 2.0 m depth below the ‘existing ground level have been presented in Fig.No.31 through 59 in Volume JIT of this report. ‘The following table shows the average of the 3 (three) nos. in-place CBR Tests at 2.0 m depth ‘below the existing ground level at 10 (ten) nos. test locations : ‘Average CBR Value Corresponding to ‘Test No. [2.50 mm Settement | 5.0 mi Settierent CBRL 82.9% 89.7% CBR? 74.3% 83.4% [cor 3 74.8% 86.2% CBR + 86.4% 92.5% CBR S 74.9% 84.4% CBRE 72.9% 89.7% ‘CBR 7 74.0% 84.2% CERS. 81.0% 91.8% BRD 71.3% FB.7% cRIO 74.9% 84.7% Fondation Corsa, Kolkata Tab No. 06108? FSIS ze @ e “O@00@° 86 Kamaraswany Iron Ore Project a¢ Deninatah in the District of Belay, Kamataka Electrical Resistivity Tests (ERT) were conducted at 25 (twentyfive) nos. prefixed locations. At each test location, resistivity values were measured with electrode spacings of 1.0 m, 2.0 m, 5.0 ‘m,, 10.0m and 20.0m, The following table shows the details like, the Locations of the Electrical Resistivity Tests and the Ground R.L, where these tests were conducted: Test Tocation Ground | Test Location Ground No Blevaton_| No. Elevation eri Ref, Dug. No2 1037.646m | ERT 14 Ref. Dwg. No 627.819 m Co-ordinate : N 1090, £ 796 Co-ordinate: N 6065.0, € 220.0 era Ref. Dwg. No.2 303450im | ERT iS Ref. Dig. No.3 627.060 m | Co-ordinate: N 1139, € 903 Co-ordinate: N 5960.0, € 265.0 ERTS Ref, Dwg, No.2 1034255 | ERT 17 Ref. Dwg. No.3 627.420 m Corordinate : N 1164, € 847 Comordnate: N 6430, € 1350 era Ref. Dwg. No.2 vo26 558 | ERT 18 Ref. Dwg, No-3 700.3007 Corordinate:N 1181, € 640 Covrdinate : N 6020.0, € 1125.0 ERTS Ref. Dwg. No.2 1008,707 | ERT 19 Ref. Dwg, Nod ‘643.600 Covndinate :N 1204, € 823 Co-ordinate: 5700.0, 9100 |. ERTS Ref. Dwg, No.2 1007-657 | ERT 20 Ref. Dg. No3 31.500 Govordinate :N 1210, € 822 Co-ordinate: N'$320.0,6 800.0 | __ eT Ref. Dwg. No2 977.6 | ERT2 Ref. Dg, No.3 656.330m Cororinate:N 1265, € 790, Coordinate: 41800, 68500 | RTS Ref. Dwg. No.2 eam | RTD Ref. Dag, NO 665.550m Coordinate: N 4820, € 770, Co-ordinate :N 3620.0, 890.0 - ERTS Ref. Dwg. No.3 ‘ex6.120m | ERT Ref. Owg. No3 780.350m Covorcnate : N/5820, E300, Coordinate : N2730., € 965.0 ERT 10 Ref, Dug, NOS 632318 | ERT 2A Ref. Dug. No.3 '800.500m Covina: N 6550, E(-) 20 Co-ordinate: N 2250.0, £ 920.0 ERT I Ref. Owg. No.3 G18 094m | ERTS Ref. vig. No.1 1039250 Co-ordinate: N 6415, E 60 Co-ordinate: N 606.0, € 695.0 eT Ref, Dug. No.3 620.793 m |ERT 26a Ref, Dug. Not 1039.436m Co-ordinate: N 6270, € 135, Coordinate :N'834.0,£716.0 FATS Ref. Dg. No.3 21.901 m Co-ordinate : N 6160.0, € 165.0 ‘The electrical resistivity of materials is defined as the resistance of a cylinder with cross section of unit area and with unit length, If the resistance of a conducting cylinder having @ length ‘and cross - sectional area'S'is'R, the resistivity ‘p' Is expressed by the formula: P=RS/L ‘Tre generally accepted unit of resistivity is ‘ohms - metre’ although ‘ohms - centimetre is sometimes used. The current lis related to the impressed voltage 'V and the resistance 'R’ by ‘Ohm's Law : I=v/R Foundation Costas, Folate To Na O57 FBS z‘ational Minera Develoorent Corporation Lt ' Mpderabod ‘Kumaraswany ron Ore Project Donimalai inthe District of Belay, Kamataka ‘The conductivity 'o'of a material is defined as the reciprocal of resistivity, 1/p ‘ Tn conducting the Electrical Resistivity Tests at this ste, Wenner arrangement of electrodes were adopted. Wenner configuration of electrodes i ilustrated below : ; Be Meteo ‘ Oo ‘ ae ¢ Patera Becrede are Betrode Caron tecrode ‘Salih ow esty “~39@6e7 In Wenner arrangement, each potential electrode is separated from the adjacent current electrode by a distance 'a' which is 1/3rd. the separation of the current electrodes. To determine ‘resistivity of the ground by Wenner electrode arrangement, resistance, R, between the current electrodes are measured. The equal spacing of electrodes is measured as ‘a’. From the ‘measured values of R in Ohms and a in metre, the resistivity of soll or rock between the current ‘electrodes is found by the formula : Apparent Resistivity, p = 2 x a Rin ohms - metre ‘The Apparent Resistivity values computed using the above formula and the Apparent Resistivity Test Plots after Electrical Resistivity Tests at all the 25 (twentyfive) nos. prefixed locations have bbeen presented in Fig. No. 61 through 85 in Volume ZZ7of this Report. oad Su, Betuaue ces © eg Foundetion Constants, Keita ob Ne C6107 FOIE #379@ee7- ec eee atonal Mineral Development Corporation Lt Hyderabed Rumarasnany loa Ore Project at Doninatai BAZ in the District of Beary, Kamatoka Block Vibration Test Block Vibration Tests(BVT) were required in an attempt for optimization in the design of machine foundations as well as foundations for other vibratory structures associated with the proposed Iron Ore Project. These Tests were conducted by forced vibration method at (seven) nos. prefixed locations at this site as per the relevant provisions as laid down in BIS : 5249 - 1992 (Reaffirmed 1995) - "Determination of Dynamic Properties of Soil Method of Test (Second Revision)". The field vibration records obtained from the Block Vibration Tests will help evaluating the dynamic properties of in-situ soll like, Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Compression, Coefficient of Non-Elastic Uniform Compression, Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Shear, Coefficient of Elastic Non-Uniform Shear, Young's Modulus, Shear Modulus and Damping Coefficient etc. leading to finalization of vibratory structure foundation system and thereafter design of the same with particular reference to soil structure interaction. ‘The following table shows the detai’s like the Location, Ground R.L, at the Test Location and the Depth at which these tests were conducted Test Location Ground RL. | Test Depth No. Bvt Ref. Dwg. No.2 1035.934 m 2.00 m Co-ordinate : N1133, E859; (R.1.1033.934 m) BvT2 Ref. Dwg. No.2 1030.449 m 2.00 m Co-ordinate : N1169, E840; (R.L. 1028.449 m) evr3 Ref. Dwg. No.2 1009.457 m 2.00 m Co-ordinate : N1209, E825; {R.L, 1007.457 m) Bvr4 Ref. Dvig. No.2 991.680 m 2.00 m Co-ordinate : N1240, E 805; (P.L. 989.680) evrs Ref. Dwg. No.1 1035.581 m 2.00 m Co-ordinate : N 903, £ 751; (R.L, 1033.581m) evr Ref. Dwg. No.L 1039,750 m 1,00 m Co-ordinate : N 803, € 675; Rut, 1038.750m) evt7 Ref. Dwg. No.t 1040.750 m 2.00m Co-ordinate : N 1049, E 628; (Rat. 1038.750 m) ‘The various apparatus used for conducting such Block Vibration Test under forced vibration and the methodology adopted for evaluating the different dynamic properties and Damping Coefficient of foundation medium beneath the foundation level at 2.00 m depth below the presently existing ground level have been described in the subsequent pages of this report with the Schematic Diagram showing Setup for Block Vibration Test and Block Diagram of Testing Equipments in the next pages ofthis report. “Foundation Consutants, Kola Tb Wo, C6108? FEVBIS =Mineral De 2 ta ston velopment Corporation ee ae ete in the District of Beary, Kamatoka ot oe seoron ose taror (pen ranmroa Test) : conser 9 eee, e TRS TR. e e ° ( ( ( ( be , ® g . A 3 0 3 ‘SET-UP FOR BLOCK VIBRATION TEST “Foundtion Consultants, Kotata Tob We 051087 FRIS %‘National Mera Development Corporation kt. ycerabed in the District of Belary, Kamatoka Rumaraswamy Iron Ore Project at Doninlai ISL NOLTVMIA YD0TE ¥OI.INAPHINOA ONIST JONVEDYIG ¥OTI mh oreaecaea ~vw yyy O©SSLLL YL Ve. 8@ean F Tb Ne 061087 FEATS “Foundation Consutant, Kotte‘Nationa Mineral Development Corporation Lt. ‘ ycerated ‘Kumraswany Iron Ore Project at Donita in the Distt of Belay, Kamataka B.1.7.1 Test Out-fits ‘The different components or the test out-fits utilized for conducting the Block Vibration Tests t {5 per the provisions as laid down in BIS : 5249 - 1992 (Reaffirmed 1995) - "Determination ‘of Dynamic Properties of Soil - Method of Test (Second Revision)" are described below : Mechanical Oscillator ‘The Mechanical Oscillator, used, was capable of producing a sinusoidally varying force with t frequency range commensurate with the size of the block tested and type of the soil. Mechanical Oscillator of Lazen type - mode! 01200, capable of generating sinusoidal peak force of 1200 kof at 160° eccentricity upto 3600 rpm, make A.G.Measurematics Pvt. Ltd. Roorkee, India was used to perform the tests, ‘The Mechanical Oscilator comprised of two shafts so arranged that they rotate in opposite direction at the same speed when one of them is driven by a motor through a belt. This arrangement induced a uni-directional vibratory force at the base of the Oscilstor, Depending upon the orientation of the two counter-rotating shafts, either vertical or horizontal dynamic force (passing through the centre of gravity of the Oscilator) were realised. By varying the voltage supplied to the Motor with the help of a Speed Control Unit, the speed of the Motor and hence the speed of the Oscilator were varied. This in turn caused a change in frequency of vibration induced by the Oscillator. ‘The force induced by this Oscliator is frequency dependent for a given setting of eccentric masses on the two rotating shafts, By varying the eccentricity of this masses by means of an external knob, itis possible to vary the amplitude of dynamic force even at the seme frequency. DC Motor Motor of appropriate power rating, able to run the above Oscillator in the required frequency c range at full load was utilised. Variable speed DC Motor of 3 HP capacity was used and this \was of type that its own vibrations were negligible for conducting Block Vibration Test under forced vibration, ¢ Speed Control Unit ‘Speed Control Unit was of capacity commensurate with DC Motor being used, capable of ‘operation at 230 V AC input supply end giving 220 V DC Voltage output with the maximum crop in voltage at full load not exceeding 2 percent. Speed Control Unit model - SC/3HP, make AGMeasurematics Pvt. Ltd,, Roorkee, India was used for carrying out the Block Vibration Tests under forced vibration, Tachometer A digital hand held Tachometer was used to measure the rotating speed of the Oscilator Shaft. Accelerometers (Acceleration Pick - ups) 3 (Three ) nos. Accelerometers of same response characteristics, maximum range ‘: commensurate with the aboverentioned Mechanical Oscillator were used. Digital Vibration Meter Instead of bulky recorder and amplifier, a Digital Vibration Meter, model - AI3A, made by ‘A.GMeasurematics, Roorkee, of frequency range 0 to 50 Hz and peak force 12g was used for measuring amplitude of vibrations during tests. This Vioration Meter Gave values of peak acceleration and frequency. Steel Plates and other fixtures for fixing Oscillator and DC Motor units on top of the ‘concrete block were used, “ eee “Feandaton Consultants, Koll Tb No 061087 FEPRIS BS757 7970@00e@777-° “ee ‘atone! Mineral Development Corporation Lid. ycerated ‘Rumaraswamy Iron Ore Project at Dentro in the Dist of Bolary, Kamataks B.1.7.1.1 Test Procedure ‘Test pits of 4.50 m x 2.75 m size at the bottom at 2.00 m depth below the existing ground {evel at the respective location had been excavated for carrying out the Block Vibration Test as per the provisions as laid down in BIS : 5249 - 1992 (Reaffirmed 1995) - "Determination cof Dynamic Properties of Sol - Method of Test (Second Revision)’. A plain Cement Concrete Block having size 1500 x 750 x 700 mm of M15 grade concrete was ‘ast in each test pit as shown in the Schematic Diagram showing Setup for Block Vibration Test in page no. 36 of this report. Holding down bolts, 4 nos., were embedded into the concrete block at the time of casting for fixing the Oscillator assembly on top of the block. Mechanical Oscillator and the DC Motor assembly was fixed on the concrete block and connexion with power supply, Speed Control Unit, DC Motor and vibration meter had been ‘made as shown in the Schematic Diagram showing the Block Diagram of Testing Equipment for Block Vibration Test in page no. 37 of this report. Each Acceleration Pick-up, used in the test, was calibrated before conducting the test and also at the end of each test to find out whether there were any changes in calibration of the ‘Acceleration Pick-up during testing. After making electrical connections, the display of the Digital Vibration Meter was adjusted to zero by means of control switches. Then Accelerometer was turned upside down to simulate a change in output of Accelerometer equivalent to 2g (g = 9.8 m/sec”) and the display was adjusted to 19,6 m/sec” by means of adjust control. Then the Accelerometer was returned to bring its original position. This whole process was repeated twice / thrice to obtain average calibration ofthe Acceleration Pick-up. 1.2 Forced Vertical Vibration Test While conducting the Block Vibration Tests under Forced Vertical Vibration Mode, calibrated Acceleration Pick-up (Accelerometer) was taken to the top of the block as shown in the ‘Schematic Diagram presented in page 10.37 of this report such that it senses vertical motion. Of the block. The Mechanica! Oscillator was mounted on the top of the block in horizontat Position so that it generates purely vertical sinusoidal vibrations and fine of action of vibrating force passed through the centre of gravity of the block. After choosing @ suitable value of angle of setting of eccentric masses by turning the knob, the Mechanical Oscillator was made to run at constant frequency. The speed of the Oscillator Shaft was measured In "tpm’ with the help of a Tachometer. The acceleration of vertical vibration of the block and the soil system was directly recorded from the display of Digital Vibration Meter in units of mVsec”. The frequency of the Mechanical Oscillator was then increased in steps and for each frequency in “ps, the acceleration of vibrating system was recorded til the resonance was obtained and the’ amplitude of vibration started receding, The same procedure was repeated for various values of angle of setting of eccentric masses, “Feuncaton Consutants, KoWata Job Wa. 061087 ‘FAIS @DTI e@3e@e7-- een ‘Nainal Mineral Development Corporation Li. yoerabad Kumaresuany ion Ore Project at Danial in the District of Belory, Kamatoka B.1.7.1.3 Horizontal Vibration Test B.17.2 B.1.7.2.1 Determination of Am| For conducting Block Vibration Tests under Horizontal Vibration Made, the Mechanical Oscillator was mounted on the block in vertical position so that it generates horizontal sinusoidal vibration of the block, Three nos, calibrated Acceleration Pick-ups were mounted ‘on the block, one each at top, bottom and middle along the vertical centre line of the transverse face of the block as shown in the Schematic Diagram of Test Set-up as presented in page 10.36 of this report so as to sense horizontal vibrations. The Mechanical Oscillator was then excited in steps starting from rest condition. The acceleration of vibrating block-soil system was then recorded from each Acceleration Pick-up marking points with the help of Digital Vibration Meter. ‘The results after both the Forced Vertical Vibration and Horizontal Vibration tests have been furnished in tabular form separately for all the 7 (seven) nos. tests; please refer Table No.BVT-1/1_ through BVT-7/2 in Volume IIT of this report, The recorded Amplitude Vs. Frequency Plots for different Eccentricity of the Mechanical Oscillator moving masses for such tests have been presented in Fig.No.86 through 210 in Volume III of this report. Dynamic Parameters of Soil For evaluation of Dynamic and Damping Properties of in-situ soil, standard procedure / {uidelines of BIS : 5249 - 1992 (Reaffirmed 1995) - "Determination of Dynamic Properties of Soil - Method of Test (Second Revision)" have been followed. litude One of the simplest and most widely used measure of vibration severity is the Vibration ‘Amplitude, which may be expressed in terms of Displacement, Velocity or Acceleration. For ‘Sinusoidal Vibration, these quantities may be quite simply related to each other. In case of Forced Vertical Vibration Tests, the Amplitude of Vibration (Az) at a given frequency (fis given by Bee As alae? where, 2, = Vertical Acceleration of vibration in mm/sec” ofthe block at frequency J and f= Frequency in He. In case of Forced Horizontal Vibration Tests the Amplitude of Vibration (Ax) at a glven frequency ( is given by pee a fae « where Horizontal Acceleration in mm/sec” the direction under consideration, f= Frequency in Hz, By using the above formulae, the Amplitude values were worked out by using the field Vibration records and have been presented in Table No.BVT-1/1 through BVT-7/2 in Volume HiTof this Report. ‘Foundation Consultants, Kokats Tab No, 61067 BIS oae eee e-°-e-c oe 8 ‘National Mineral Development Caporation Lt. Kumarasnany ron Ore Projet at Doninelei in the Ostet of Beary, Kemmataka .7.2.2 Determination of Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Compression of Soil, C, It has been established that within certain range of foading, there is a proportional relationship between the Elastic Settlement and the External Uniform Pressure on the soil, the Constant of Proportionality being designated as the Coefficient of Elastic Uniform ‘Compression, Cu, of soil. Hence, this is the Ratio of Compressive Strenath applied to a rigid foundation block to the elastic part of the settlement induced consequently. Amplitude versus Frequency Curves are plotted for each force level to obtain the Natural Frequency of the soil and the foundation block tested and the same has been presented in Article B.1.7.3 of this report. The force level was changed by varying eccentric masses of Oscllator by choosing eccentricity. From the frequency response curves it was observed that the natural frequency at different force levels was not same because different forces ‘cause different strain level below the block and this can be accounted for when choosing the appropriate design parameters. ‘The Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Compression C, of soll is given by the following equation: Cy a MA where, fz = ‘Natural Frequency in Vertical Forced Vibration Tests ™ Mass of the Block and the mounting equipment on the block consisting Oscillator, Motor, etc. and ‘A = Contact area of the Block with the soil From the C,, obtained forthe test block of contact area Aas shown above, the value of C. for the actual foundation having contact area A, may be obtained from the following equation : C= GY ALA, Where C,, isthe Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Compression value of block and soll system obtained from the tests with contact area A. Te may be noted here that the above relation is valid for small variations in base area of the foundations and may be used for areas upto 10 m”, For areas larger then 10 m?, the value Of G obtained for 10 m2, may be used inthe design. In Attide B.1,7.3 of this report, , values for the soil obtained with foundation block of contact area, A = 11250 om? and Foundation Block and Oscilator, DC Motor and other mountings mass, M = 2,069 kg-sec”/em have been furnished, "Foundation Consultants, Kotata Tob Wa, C6107 FCPAIF a-7@0e@e@777° eee -0C ‘National Mera! Development Corporation Lic. -Ramaraswamy Iron Ore Project at Donimelal in the District of Belary, kamataka B.1.7.2.3 Determination of Mode of Vibration from Horizontal Vibration Tests When Oscillator vibrates in longitudinal horizontal direction, it induces coupled rocking and siding vibrations. Amplitude versus height of the block are plotted at natural frequency of the system from the analysis of data from the Acceleration Pick-ups mounted at top, middle ‘and bottom locations along the vertical centre line of the transverse face of the block and the graphical representation plots are presented in Fig.No.92 through 97 for BVT No.1, Fig.No.110 through 115 for BVT No.2, Fig.No.128 through 133 for BVT No.3, Fig.No.146 through 151 for BVT No.4, Fig.No.164 through 169 for BVT No.S, Fig.No.182 through 187 for BVT No.6 and Fig.No.199 through 204 for BVT No.7 in Volume ZIT of this Report for Block Vibration Test _nos.1 through 7 of this report. From these plots, it is observed that the instantaneous centre of rotation of the block at resonance is below the base of the block. Hence, the Resonant Frequency corresponds to the lower natural frequency (1st mode) of the coupied mation. B.1.7.2.4 Determination of Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Shear of Soil, C, ‘The Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Shear Cc ‘of soil can be determined by the following ‘equation : 2 2. C28 YP HA + I) VA, +1498, T) Where, y= Mm/ Mme fix = Horizontal Resonant Frequency of Block-Soil System mo = AIM o 3.461/ M0 Mm Mass Moment of Inertia of Block, Oscilator, Motor etc, about the horizontal axis passing through the centre of gravity of block and perpendicular to the direction of vibration. Mm@ = Mass Moment of Inertia of the Block, Oscillator, Motor etc, about the horizontal axis passing through centre of contact area of block and soil and perpendicular to. the direction of vibration; and 1 = Moment of Inertia of the foundation contact area about the horizontal axis passing through the centre of gravity of area and perpendicular to the direction of vibrations. As the mode of vibration of this in-situ soil system resembles the first mode (lower natural frequency), negative sign is taken in the above equation. ‘The Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Shear for actual area of the foundation (Cr1) Is given by the following equation : C= Cr Vv A/A, “Feandaton Consultants, Kola Job Wie 51087 PPS @~7736@@e@0e@7777- OE Cees ‘atone Hinerai Development Corporation id. Kumarasnamy Iron Ore Project at Donimala! in the DestritofBelary, Kamataka B.1.7.2.5 Relation between C,,,C,, C, and C,, ‘The Coefficent of Eiastic Uniform Compression, C,_, the Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Shear, Ct and the Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Compression, Cp and the Coefficient of Elastic 'Nonuniform Shear Cy are related to each other by the relations given below : C= LSto2cr Cy=3.46cr Cy 7 0756, Tt may be noted that the relation between C., Cr, Cb and Cy depends upon elastic properties of the medium, the soll, the size and shape of contact area and flexibility or rigidity of the foundation. The values obtained by using the above relationship may be taken 8 average values. B.1.7.2.6 Determination of Damping Coefficient of Soil Damping is caused by both geometrical dispersion of the wave energy with propagation away from a point source and also by internal hysteretic damping within the soil as it undergoes plastic deformation. The effective damping available in the soil can be determined from the shape of the Frequency Response Curve or the Decay in the Vibration Amplitude of a block subject to vibrations. In case of Forced Vertical Vibration Test, the value of Damping Coefficient, &, of soll is given by the following equator B= CG GIR hy) = S12 Sy 4, = Two frequencies at which the amplitude Is equal to x,,/2 of Xm = Maximum Amplitude corresponding to fnz Jn2 = Frequency at which Amplitude is maximum (Resonant Frequency). The Damping Coefficient of sol at all the 7 (seven) nos. Block Vibration Test locations under forced vibration have been furnished in the next article of this report, .7 Relationship between Shear Modulus, Young's Modulus, Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Compression ‘Young's Modulus, & can be obtained from Cu. by the equation = uya(t-e)/1.13 ‘Area of contact and Poisson's Ratio Shear Modulus, G and Young's Modulus, £; are related to each other by the relation given below : G= £/2(1 46) “Foundation Constants, Kolta i We 061087 POSIT S~~7e6¢e- eer -ec ‘atratsneral Development Corporation Lt. ‘ycerated Rumarasnany Iron Ore Project at Donimelei in the Distt of Bolary, Kamatoka B.1.7.3 Computation of various Dynamic and Damping Properties of in-situ soil B.1.7.3.1 General ear ee ; seas mg 2 / i | istoon ! - 4 cena | | an Dirctonof Miran oer tl) —— Mass of the Block = W / 9 = 1890 / 980.70 = 1.927 Kg-sec2/em Weight ofthe Oscillator, Motor and other Fixtures = 140 Kg (Mounting Equipments on Biock) ‘Mass of the Mounting Equipment on the Block = 0.14207 Kg-secZ/em Contact Area ofthe Foundation Block with sol, A = 150 x75 = 11250 cm” Total Mass of the Concrete Block and Mounting Equipments on Block, M = 2.069 Kg-sec”yem yy = (75 x 150°) / 12 = 2.109 x 10” om* CCentroid of combined Block and Mounted Equipments, 2 = 1890(35) + 140 (1.1) / 2030 = 32.66 cm atove block base Mm = 1,927 / 12 (1507 + 70%) + 1.927 (35 - 32.66) + 0.14207 (110 - 32.66) = 4399.98 + 10.55 + 849.79 = 5260.3 Kg.cn.sec 2 Mmo = 5260.3 + 2.069 (32.66)? = 7467.3 Kg.em.sec’ y =Mm/ Mme = 0.70 To = 3.461/ Mimo = (3.46 x 2.109 x 107) / 7467.3 = 9772 Ao = A/M = 11250 / 2.069 = 5437.4.cm" / kg-sec” Foundation Consitans, Kolata ob No. 061087 FBI 4EEE EEE eee Peretti ia een Bpaaaneg eenmet parton i Aurosvany kon Or rjc at Daina ‘ote Dstt of Bley, Kamsoke B.1.7.3.2 Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Compression, Cu ‘Amplitude Vs. Frequency Curves under Vertical Vibration Mode for BVT 1 through BVT 7 have been presented in Volume IT of this report. The Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Compression, Cu and Cut, values of the subterranean deposits at the 7(seven) nos. BVT locations for foundation block area, A = 1.125 m? and for foundation area, Ay = 10 m@ respectively for cifferent Eccentricity values are presented below : BVT. Test | Eccentricity | Frequency, fnz Cu in kg/m? Cut in kajem? Depth | In degree Inte (For A=1.325 m?) | (For Ay=10 m?) 2.00 20° 50 18.15 6.09 28 _ 60 2615 8.77 36° 50 18.15 6.09 ae 50 18.15 6.09 Se 50 18.15 6.09 or 50 18.15 6.09 ‘The average Coefiient of Elastic Uniform Compression, Cut, of the subterranean deposit for the foundation area of 10 ms around 6.54 kg/em? ee BvT2 Test | Eccentricity | Frequency, fnz Cu in kg/cm? Gut in kayern? Depth | In degree Inte (For A=1.125 m?) | (For A,=10 m’) 2.00 20° 50 18.15 609 | 28° 50 “1815 | 6.09 36° 50. 18.15 6.09 Ae 50 18.15 6.09 52 EJ 18.15 6.09 eo 45 14.70 493 | ‘The average Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Compression, Cut, of the subterranean deposit for the foundation area of 10.m? Is around 5,90 kg/em? “Foundation Consultants, Kolkata Tob No, 6107 FOI e‘Nationa Mineral Development Corporation Lid. ‘ Hyderabad -Rumarasvany Iron Ore Project at Donia in te Distt of Beary, Karnataka BvT3 : ‘Test. | Eccentricty | Frequency, nz | Cain kg/em? Cut in kgjem? € Depth | In degree InHz (For A=1.125 m?) | (For Ay=10 mr?) 2.00 2 50 18.15 6.09 ‘ 28° 50 18.15, 6.09 36° 50 18.15 6.09 “ae 45 14.70 493 co se 45 14.70 493 ‘ t 60", 45 14.70 4.93 The average Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Compression, Cul, of the subterranean deposit « for the foundation area of 10 m® is around 5.51 kg/cm? @ @ BVT4 e Test | Eccentricity | Frequency, fnz Cun kg/cm? Cut in kg/em? Depth In degree In Hz (For A=1,125 m?) (For Ay=10 m) ¢ 2,00 20° 50. 18.15 6.09 C 28 55. 21.96 7.36. ¢ 36° 55 21.96 7.36 “0° a ES 6.09 (: Pa 50 1815 6.09 ( 60" 50 185 6.09 The average Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Compression, Cul, of the subterranean deposit e for the foundation area of 10 mis around 6.51 kajem? 6 BVTS — @ Test | Eccentricity | Frequency, nz ‘Quin kg/cm? ut in kafem? @ Depth In degree Int (For A=1.125 m?) e 2.00 20° 50 18.15 28 50 18.15 é 36 50 18.15 ¢ 4a 55 21.96 ‘ 52 50. 18.15 oo? ___ 50 18.15 “Feundaton Consutants, Kota Tob No 061087 FOBIS 6‘tonal Mirero!Develooment Corporation ‘ aerated Kurnaraswany tron Ore Project at Doniratei in te Ds of Beary, Kamatake “The average Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Compression, Cul, of the subterranean deposit for the foundation area of 10 mis around 6.30 kg/cm? : BVT 6 i ‘ Test | Eccentricity | Frequency, fhe | Cuin kg/cm Cut in kaem? : Depth | In degree InHz | (For A=1.125 m?) | (For Ay=10 m’) : 1.00 2 2 - : 28° : = : ‘ 36° - - : ‘ ae - 5 : ; SP : Ht L - 60? : : : € oe" 7 - - e 78 18.15 7 6 ae 18.15 e ‘The average Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Compression, Cul, of the subterranean deposit c for the foundation area of 10 m? is around 6.09 kg/cm? ¢ SEC Eee Cee -ee eed 7 BVI7 - - Test | Eccentricity | Frequency, faz | Cuin kg/cm? Cut in kgjem? c Depth | Indegree Inte (For A=1.125 m?) ’ ( 2.00 20 55 21.96 28° 50 18.15 36 50 18.15 ae 50 18.15 6.09 Era 50 18.15 6.09 oo 45 14.70 493, ‘The average Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Compression, Cul, of the subterranean deposit for the foundation area of 10 m” is around 6.11 kg/em? r Fundaton Consutans, Kotte eb No. C8107 FCIS 77,8ee8*~- “N@G8e" Bt ‘Nationa Mineral Development Corporation Ltd ederatad ‘Kumaraswamy Ion Ore Project at Doninatat in te Distt of Beary, Kamataka B.1.7.3.3 Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Shear, Cx ‘Amplitude Vs. Frequency Curves under Horizontal Vibration Mode for BVT 1 through BVT 7 hhave been presented in Volume II/ of this report. ‘The Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Shear, Cx and Cx, values of the subterranean deposits at all these 7 (seven) nos. BVT locations for foundation biock area, A = 1.125 m? and for foundation area, A, = 10 m? respectively for diferent Eccentricity values are presented below : BYT1 Test | Eccentricity | Frequency, fax | Crin kg/em® Cat in kg/om® Depth_| In degree Ine (For A=1.125 mi) | (For Ay=10 me) 2.00 20° 50 22.56 757 28° 50 22.56 2.57 36° 50 22.56 7.57 Ae 50 22.56. 757 52° 50 22.56 257 cy 60” __50 22.56 757 ‘The average Coefficient of Elastic Uniform BVT 1 location for the fou BVT 2 Shear, Crt, of the subterranean deposit at indation area of 10 m? may be taken as 7.87 kgjem?. the Test Eccentricity | Frequency, fnx Cx in ka/em® Cel in kg/om? Depth | In degree Inte (For A=1.125 m2) | (For Ay=10 m*) 2.00 20° 50. 22.56 7.57. 28° 50. 22.56 7.57. 36° 50 22.56. 757 Ae 45 18.28 6.13 SP 45 18.28 6.13 L 60° 45 18.28 6.13 The average Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Shear, Cx1, of the subterranean deposit at the BVT 2 location for the foundation area of 10 m? may be taken as 6.85 kg/cm’, “eb Wo, 061067 FOIE‘atone Mineral Development Corporation Lc. : ‘certo Kamarswomy an Ore Project at Donley Inte Dt of Beary, Kamat ‘ ( 2 ; BVT3 Test | Eccentricity | Frequency, fx | Cx in kg/cm? Cel in kg/cm? ‘ eth | tn degree Inve (For A=i.t25 m®) | (For Ay=10 m) q 2.00 20° 35 27.30 9.16 : 28° 50 2.56 757 _ 36° 50. 2.56 757 ¢ 4a 50 22.56 757 ‘ SP 50 22.56 757 : 60° 50 22.56 757 ¢ ‘The average Coefficent of Elestic Uniform Shear, Cr, of the subterranean deposit at the c BVT 3 location for the foundation area of 10 m” may be taken as 7.83 kg/cm’, e << e avra 1 Test | Eccentricity | Frequency, fx ] Grin kg/cm? Ce in kgjem? e Depth | In degree In Hz (For A=1.125 m’) | (For Ay=10 m’) c 200 |__20° 55 2730 9.16 : ae | ss 27.30 9.16 38° 55. 27.30 9.16 ‘ 4° 50 22.56 757 ‘ 52° 50 22.56 787 ; 6" so | 22.56 757 e The average Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Shear, Cl, of the subterranean deposit at the a BVT 4 location for the foundation area of 10m” may be taken as 8.36 ka/em?. t Hae BvrTs Test | Eccentricity | Frequency, rx | Gein kg/cm? Cal in kg/m? Depth | In degree Intz (For A=1.125 m?) | (For A,=10 m’) 2.00 20° 55 9.16 28° 50 757 36° 50 757 4 ae 50 : : 757 ‘ 52° 50. 757 ; or 50 7.57 Foundation Covsulants Kolata eb No C5108? PHS @‘ator! Minera! Development Corporation Lt. ( ‘yderobod -umaraswany Iron Ore Project at Doninatas in te District of Beary, Karmatoka ‘The average Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Shear, Crl, of the subterranean depos at the BVT 5 focation for the Foundation area of 10 m? may be taken as 7.83 kg/cm’. BVT6. 7 Test | Eccentricity | Frequency, frx | Grin kg/cm? Cel in kg/cm? ‘ Deoth | In degree InHe | (For Azi.125 mt) | (ForAy=10 a) ( 1.00 20 50 2.56 757 ‘ 26 45 18.28, 6.13 36° 45 18.28 613 | ( [ae 45: 18.28 6.13 ( 52 35. 11.06 371 Ea 30 8.12 272 q e The average Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Shear, Cel, of the subterranean deposit at the @ {BVT 6 location for the foundation area of 10 m? may be taken as 5.4 kg/em?, e e BvI7 Test | Ecventrcty | Frequency, faz | Crin kg/cm? Gel in kgjem® ce | Depth | Indegree Inte (For An1.125 m2) | _ (For Ay=10 m?) ( [200 20° 5 18.28 612 q 28" 35 11.06 cre vitae} 36° 45 [18.28 6.12 ( ae 50 2.56 | 757 52° 50 22.56 257 . oo" 35. 27.30 ais ‘The average Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Shear, Cel, of the subterranean deposit at the BVT 7 location for the foundation area of 10 m” may be taken as 6.71 kg/em?, "Feuncaton Consus, Kekata Web No. C6108 FEVBIS @ceee-ot ational eel Develooent Corporation Ls. ineraad umaraswany tron Ore Project at Donna! In the DSc oF Blan, Karaka B.1.7.3.4 Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Compression, C, ‘The Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Compression, Cy and Cy 1, values of the subterranean at BVTL_ through BVT cations for foundation block area, ‘A= 1.125 m? and for foundation area, A, = 10 m? respectively for different Eccentricity values are presented below : Bvri Test | Eccentricity Chin kg/m? Col in kg/cm? Depth In degree |_(For Ai= 10m?) _| 2.00 20°. 26.18 } 28° 26.18 36° 26.18 4 26.18 52 26.18 eee 60°, L 26.18 ! ‘The average Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Compression, Ch, of the subterranean deposit at 2.00 m depth below the existing ground level at the BVT 1 location for the foundation area of 10 m? may be taken as 26.18 kg/cm”. BVT 2. ] Test’ | Eccentricity | Cpin kg/em® Cot in Kafer? Depth | In degree | (For A=1.12512)_| (For At= 10 m’) 2.00 20" 78.06 26.18 28 | 78.06 26.18 368 78.06 26.18 4a 63.25 21.21 52° 63.25 24.24 60° 63.25 21.21 ‘The average Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Compression, Ch, of the subterranean deposit at 2.00 m depth below the existing ground level at the BVT 2 location for the foundation area of 10 m? may be taken as 23.69 kg/em?, "Foundation Consultant, Kota Web Wo, 51087 FEPAIS Hf777 e@e@e% ee@0e7-@¢ ‘ations Mineral Development Corporation Li yderobod Kumaraswamy Tron Ore Project at Donimalsi inthe Distct of Beary, Kamataka ByT3. Test | Eccentricity | Coin kgjem? Cot in kg/erm? Depth | In degree | (For A=1.125 m?)_| (For A= 10 m?) 200 FT 94.46 ____ 31.68 2 7306 | 2618 36° 78.06 26.18 4 78.06 26.18 SP 78.06. 26.18 60” 78.06 | __ 26.18 ‘The average Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Compression, Cit, of the subterranean deposit at 2.00 m depth below the existing ground level at the BVT 3 location for the foundation area of 10 mé may be taken as 27.10 kg/em?, ByT 4 Test | Eccentricity Chin kg/m? — | CL in kg/om? Depth | Indegree | (For A=1.125 m?) | (For A= 10 m’) | 200 | ___20° 94.86 31.68 28° 94.46 31.68 36° 94.46 31,68 4a 78.06 26.18 52° 78.06 26.18 t 60" 78.06 26.18 Tne average Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Compression, Col, of the subterranean deposit at 2.00 m depth below the existing ground level at the BVT 4 location for the foundation area of 10 m? may be taken as 28.93 kg/cm? BVT S Test | Eccentricty | Cin ka/om? ‘Cpt in kg/om? Depth _| Indegree | (For A=1.125m?) | (For Al= 10m?) 2.00 20° 94.46 31.68 28° 78.06 26.18 36° 78.06 26.18 “a 78.06 26.18 sx | 7806 26.18 0° 78.06 26.18 ‘The average Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Compression, Ch, of the subterranean deposit at 2.00 m depth below the existing ground level at the BVT 5 location for the foundation area of 10 m? may be taken as 27.10 kg/cm? “Foundation Constants, Kolata TEE No DEIR? PRIS @Nation! Mineral Develgoment Corporation Ld. yseratod umaraswamy rn Ore Project at Donnas! inthe Ditto Belay, Karnataka BVT6 ee Test | Eccentricity | Chin kg/cm? Col in ka/em? Depth | Indegree | (For A=1.125 m’) | (For Al= 10m’) 1.00 ww 78.06 26.18 28° 63.25 21.21 36 63.25 mt “a 63.25 224 52 38.27 12.83 60° 28.09 9.42 J ‘The average Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Compression, Chi, of the subterranean depost at 1.00 m depth below the existing ground level at the BVT 6 location for the foundation area of “~“>7@e@@ee~ eee ese 10 m? may be taken 3s 18.68 ka/em?, BVT Test. | Eccenticty | Chin ka/om Ci in kg/em? Depth | Indegree | (For A=1.125m’) | (For Al= 10 m’)_| 2.00 20° 63.25 21.21 28° 38.27 12.83 36° 63.25 21.21 ro 78.06 26.18 52 73.06 | 26.18 i 60? 94.46 31.68 ‘The average Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Compression, C1, of the subterranean deposit at 2.00 m depth below the existing ground level at the BVT 7 location for the foundation area of 10 m? may be taken as 23.21 kg/cm? "Foundation Consutants, Kola Jeb No. 051087 RIS a~n-7-9e@80e7 707507 e@eec pen ‘National Mineral Develooment Corporton Ltt Hyerabad ‘Rumaresnamy Iron Ore Project at Danimatat in the Disbict of Beary, Karnataka B.1.7.3.5 Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Shear, Cy The Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Shear, C, and C,, values of the subterranean ‘deposits at all the 7 (seven) nos. BVT locations for foundation block area, A = 1.125 m? and for foundation area, A, = 10 m® respectively for different Eccentricity values are presented 1 below : Bvri Test] Eccenticty | ¢, inkavem™ C, Tin kale Depth | Indegree | (For A=1.125 m?)_| (For AL= 10m") 2.00 20° 13.61 456 28° 19.61 658 | 36 _13.61 4.56 ae 13.61 4.56 SP 13.61 456 60? 13.61 4.56 ‘The average Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Shear, Cyl, of the subterranean deposit at 2.00 1m depth below the existing ground level at the BVT 1 location for the foundation area of 10 m2 may be taken as 4.90 kg/cm’. {evra Test | Eccentrcty |G, in alent Tin kalem® Depth | Indegree | (For A=1.125 m?)_| (For Al= 10 m’) 2.00 20 13.61 456 28° 1361 4.56 | 36 13.61 4.56 ae 13.61 4.56 52 13.61 4.56 60° 11.02 3.20 The average Coeffident of Elastic Nonuniform Shear, Cl, of the subterranean deposi at 2.00 'm depth below the existing ground level at the BVT 2 locaton for the foundation area of 10 m2 may be taken as 4.42 kg/em?. Foundation Cansitaris, Kelata Tob Na 061087 FEPAI3 w--778@e6° 30 °@eee ‘Nation! tineral Development Corporation Lic ‘iyderabad umaraswary ron Ore Projet at Donnas) in Ge Ost of Belay, Karnataka BvT3 Test | Eccentricity cin kglem™ Cytin kojem® | Depth | Indegree | (For A=1.125m’) | (For Ai= 10m’) 1 2.00 2 | 33.61 [456 | 28° 13.61 456 36 13.61 4.56 ry 11.02 3.0 SP 11.02 3.70 [eH 6” 11.02 3.70 ‘The average Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Shear, Cyl, of the subterrenean deposit at 2.00 1m depth below the existing ground level at the BVT 3 location for the foundation area of 10 m” may be taken as 4.13 kg/cm’, Evra Heer Test | Eccentricity C, in kgf Cin ker Depth | Indegree | (For A=1.125 m?) | (For Al= 10m?) 2.00 20° 13.61 4.56 28° 16.47 5,52. 36° 16.47 5.52, 4 13.61 4.56. 52 13.61 4.56 60° 13.61 The average Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Shear, Cyl, of the subterranean deposit at 2.00 1m depth below the existing ground level at the BVT 4 location for the foundation area of 10 m* may be taken as 4.88 ko/em’, avs Test | Eccentricity kale Ci eae Depth | Indegree | (For a=1.125 m®)_| (For Al= 10m") 2.00 20° 13.61 4.56 ‘| 28 13.61 4.56. 36° 13.61 456 4 16.47 552 52 13.61 4.56 60° 1361 4.56 ‘The average Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Shear, Cyt, of the subterranean deposit at 2.00 1m depth below the existing ground level at the BVT 5 location for the foundation area of 10 m® ‘may be taken as 4.72 kg/cm? Foundation Cansutants, Kolkata Tab Ne, C6108? FEI S‘Nationa Hneral Oevelooment Corporation Lid. ‘ ‘hyderabad ‘marasnany lan Ore Projet at Donal inthe Ds of Bary, Kamat ( ‘ BVT 6 ‘ Test | Eccentricity ¢, in kale? Cyt in kale « Depth | In degree | (For A=1.125 5 (For A= 10 m2) _| - 1.00 20° = 1 28 Ee 1 ( 36° : : ‘ e 7 z 7 52 Ee 60° : zi ‘ 68 z : ( 76° 13.61 4.56 | ESERIES BP 13.61 456 c e ‘The average Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Shear, Cw1, of the subterranean deposit at © 1,00 m depth below the existing ground level at the BVT 6 location for the foundation area of . 10 m® may be taken as 4.56 kg/em?, 7 ( Gi eae 2 inkgiem ¢ Depth | Indegree | (For A=1.125 m?)_| (For Al= 10 m’) ( 2.00 20° 16.47, 5.52 28° 13.61 4.56, ¢ 36° 13.61. 4.56 +“ 13.61 456 52° 13.61 456 60" 11.02 3.70 ‘The average Coefficient of Elastic Nonuniform Shear, Cyl, of the subterranean deposit at 2.00 m depth below the existing ground level at the BVT 7 location for the foundation area of 10 m? may be taken as 4.58 kg/cm’, Foundation Consitans, Kolkata Tob We. 061087 FEIT %7770807 7749774770 ceeaon-s.err7 ‘Mational Mineral Develagment Corporation Ltd ycerabod Kumaraswamy Iron Ore Projet a¢ Donita) in the District of Belay, Kamataka B.1.7.3.6 Young's Modulus, Fand Shear Modutus,G ‘The Coefficient of Elastic Uniform Compression, Cu, values of the subterranean deposits have been presented in the foregoing pages of this report. The values of Young's Modulus, Eand Shear Modulus, G of the subterranean at all the 7 (seven) nos. BVT locations for cifferent Eccentricity values are as follows : BVT 1 Test | Eccentricty | Ein Gin Depth _| Indegree | kg/cm? | kg/cm? 2.00 20° 1635 28° 2355 36° 1635 4g 1635 | _S2°_ 1635_|_ 60° 1635 ‘The average value of Young's Modulus, E and Shear Modulus, G, of the subterranean deposit at 2.00 m depth below the existing ground levet at this BVT 1 location may be taken as 1755 ka/om® and 730 ka/cm? respectively Bvr2 Test | Ecenticty | ein | Gin Depth | Indegree | kg/om? | _ka/em™ 2.00 208 1635 | 680 26 1635 | 690] 36° 1635 | 680 4 3635 | 680 se | 1635 | 680 6° 1325_| 550 The average value of Young's Modulus, E and Shear Modulus, G, of the subterranean deposit at 2.00 m depth belovr the existing ground level at this BVT 2 location may be taken as 1583 ko/em? and 658 kg/cm? respectively. ‘Foundation Constanis, Kokata Tb Ne 061087 FOIE a777 0@e@e° ~Re ceee@ t ‘atonal Mineral Development Cerporation Lt. ycerabed ‘Rumaraswany Ion Ore Project at Donelat in the District of Beary, Kamacaka BvT3 Test | Eccentricity | Ein Gin Depth | Indegree | kg/cm? | kg/cm? 2.00 20° 1635 680 28° 1635 680 36° 1635 680, 4a 1325 550_| Sz 1325 550 60° 1325 550 The average value of Young's Modulus, E and Shear Modulus, G, of the subterranean deposit at 2.00 m depth below the existing ground level at this BVT 3 location may be taken as 1480 kg/cm? and 615 kg/cm? respectively. BvT4 Test | Eccentricty | Ein Gin Depth | Indegree | ka/em? | kg/cm? 2.00 ze | 1635] 680 26° 19e0_| 925 36° 1980_| 825 4 1635 | _ 680 SP 1635_| 680 _| oo | 1635 | 680 ‘The average value of Young's Modulus, E and Shear Modulus, G, of the subterranean deposit at 2.00 m depth below the existing ground level at this BVT 4 location may be taken as 1750 ka/em? and 728 kg/em? respectively, BVTS Test. | Eccentricity [Ein Gin Depth _|_Indegree | kg/cm? | kg/cm 2.00 20° 1635 | 680 28° 1635 | 680 [36° 1635_| 680, ae 1980 | 925 52° 1635 | 680 60° 1635 | 680 ‘The average value of Young's Modulus, E and Shear Modulus, G, of the subterranean deposit at 2.00 m depth below the existing ground level at this BVT 5 location may be taken as 1692 kg/em? and 704 kgjem” respectively, ‘Foundation Consultants, Kolata Jeb io, 061087 FAS %‘ “-7@e8087 owe ‘Nationa Mineral Development Corporation Ltd. ‘ycerobod ‘Rumaraswamy Ion Ore Project at Doninatal in the Distrct of Bolary, Kamataka BVT 6. Test Depth Eccentricity In degree. Ein Gin 1.00 20° kg/cm? | _kg/em? 28° 36° 4g 52 60" 68, 76 1635 680 84° 1635 680 The average value of Young's Modulus, E and Shear Modulus, G, of the subterranean deposit at 1.00 m depth below the existing ground level at this BVT 6 location may be taken as 1635 kg/em? and 680. kg/cm? respectively, BVT 7 Test | eccentrcty | ein | Gin Depth | tndegree | keyem* | kom? 2.00 20° 1980 825 28° 1635. 680 36° 1635 680, 4 1635 | 680 52 1635 | 680 oo | 1325 | 550 ‘The average value of Young's Modulus, E and Shear Modulus, G, of the subterranean deposit at 2.00 m depth below the existing ground level at this BVT 7 location may be taken as 1640 kajom™ and 682 kayem? respectively, ‘Faundation Constants, Kolkata eb No. 061087 FOAIT B‘Natoral Neral Development Corporation Li ‘rcerabed umaresnamy Ion Ore Project at Donimelei In the District of Bolary, Kamataka B.1.7.3.7 Damping Coefficient, & ‘Amplitude Vs. Frequency Curves under Vertical Vibration Mode for BVT 1 through BVT 7 hhave been presented in Volume IIT of this report. The Frequencies corresponding to Amplitude/2 values have also been presented in those drawings. The values of Damping Coefficient, &, of the subterranean deposits at 2.00 m depth below the existing ground level at the respective BVT 1 through BVT 5 & BVT 7 and 1.00 m depth below the existing ground level at BVT 6 locations are presented below : 39e@e@e°7- “se8 BVT Test | Eccentricity | Frequency, faz [ay | & | Depth | _In degree InHz in He 2.00 20 50. 20.2 | 0.20 28° 60 153 | 0.13 | 38 50 18.8 | 0.19 4a 50 458 | 0.46 5 50 38.0_| 0.38 60? 50 126 | 0.13 | BvT2 Test | Eccentricity | Frequency, fnz af & Depth _| In degree In Hz ine 2.00 20° 50 16.8 | 0.19 28° 50 28.7 | 0.29 36° so | aga | 0.49 aa 50 52.4 | 0.58 Se 50 304.6 | 1.05 60° 45. 56.7_| 0.63 BvT3 Test | Eccentricity j Frequency, fnz Of & Depth | In degree Ine in He 2.00 2 50 217 | 022 28° 50 35.7 | 0.36 36° 50 23.6 | 0.24 4a? 45 413 | 0.46 52° 45 71.4 | 079 60° 45 59.0 | 0.65 "Foundation Consultants, Kolkata “eb to. 051087 PRIS‘Ratna Mineral Develgoment Corporation Ltd. yceratad umaraswany Irn Ore Project 2¢ Denimaiar in the Distrct of Beary, Kerataka 7.,@ee°- eee BvT4 Test | Eccentricity | Frequency, inz | af | & Depth | In degree In Hz ine 2.00 20° 50 188 ae 35 62.9 ae | ss 80.5 a 50 61.4 2 50 80.4 60° 50 56.1 EVE See Test | Eccentricity | Frequency, fz Depth | _In degree: In He 2.00 20 50 28° 50 36° 50 rd 55 52° 50 60" 50 BVT6 Test | Eccentricity | Frequency, fnz of & Depth_| In degree Int ine 1.00 20° - - : [a Ee EPH He 36 ea : : “ : z z 2 - : : 60° : = : 68° a [= 76 __50 20.5 | 0.20 a 50 79 | 0.08 BVT? Test | Eccentricity | Frequency, fre [ ay | & Depth | In degree Inte in He, 2.00 20° 55, 627 _| 057 28° 50 45.7_| 0.46 36° 50 52.6 | 0.59 ae 50 641 | 0.64 52° 50. si4_| 051 eo? 45 59.0 | 0.65 "Foundation Consutarts,Kolata “eb We. 051087 FePaia aations! Mineral Development Corporation Ld. Hyderabad -Kumarasuanyy Irn Ore Project at Donimatal inthe Distt ofBelory, Karataka ‘The following different average Dynamic Properties of the subterranean deposits in the vicinity of the Block Vibration Test locations can be used for the design of vibratory structure foundations of area = 10m, ‘ Test cr cr o cy E 6 ‘ | Location | in kg/cm? | in kg/cm? | in ka/em? | in kg/cm? | in kg/cm? | in kg/cm? ( (eri | 654 237 26.18 4.90 1755 : pvr2 | 5.90 6.85 23.69 | 442 | 1503 | : pyr3 | 5st 7.83 27.10 443 1480 a pra | 651 8.36 28.96 4.88 1750 ‘ evs | 6.30 7.83 27.40 472 1692 evré | 6.09 5.40 18.68 4.56 1635 . pyr7 | 6.11 6. 23.21 | 458 | 1640 _ ¢ e 9 ¢ c . DB B Foundation Consutants, Kosta 0b Wo. 51087 PHI“77 0@e8@60e- eee -@¢ ae ‘atonal Hineraf Development Coporation lt yderatad Kumaresmany lion Ore Project at Doninaiat c 1h the District of Beliary, Kamataka Laboratory Investigation For proper identification and classification of the subterranean deposits and for deriving adequate information regarding its relevant physical and geotechnical parameters at the areas under investigation, the following Laboratory Tests pertaining to the subterranean deposit types actually encountered with at the different field test locations, were conducted on the representative soil samples, collected from the exploratory Bore Holes and the Trial Pit locations = (2) On Soil Samples (Grain Size Analysis (i) Specific Gravity (iii) Natural Moisture Content (iv) Natural Densty and Dry Density (¥) Direct Shear Tests on granular soil samples for determination of strength parameter values like Angle of Internal Friction, 64 (wi) Chemical Tests on soil and water samples (b) On Rock Cores: (i) Unit Weight of Rock (iv) Coefficient of Softening of Rock No Crushing Strength test as per the technical specification of this job contract could be conducted on the rock core because during driling through predominantly Iron Ore formation at all the exploratory bore hole locations no such core could be collected from which test specimen with diameter by length ratio as 1 : 2 could be prepared. {Al the abovementioned Laboratory Tests were conducted as per the relevant provisions of — om Sp mare [estan 1.50m 397 KN/m? 29mm 348 kN/m?__ | 696 kN/m? | 1044 kN/m?_| 2.00m | 425 kNm* 4tmm | 261 kN/m? | 522 kN/m? |_783 KN/m? 2.50m 452 kN/m* 4mm | 209 kN/m? [418 kim? | 626 kW/m? 3.00m 480 kN/m? 69 mm 174 kN/m?_| 348 kN/m? | 522 kN/m? 3.0m 507 kN/m? 85mm 149 kn/m?*_| 298 kN/m? | 447 kNym? 4.00m 534 kN/m? 102 mm 430 kN/m’_| 261 km? | 391 kN/m?_| 4.50m 561 kN/m? 121mm _| 146 kwm? | 232 kim | 348 kNym? 5.00m 590 kN/m? 141 mm 104 kNyin?_| 209 kNYm? | 313 kN/m? 550m 616 KN/mé 162mm _| 95 kNjm? [190 kN/m? |_285 kNy/m? 6.00m 645 kN/m? 485 mm. a7 kN/m? | 174 kN/m? | 261 kN/m?_| Note on Chemical Nature of Subterranean Deposits and Water Samples Tt may be noted from the results after chemical tests on soil samples, collected from the exploratory bore holes & the trial pits and water samples available near the project areas under investigation at this proposed Iron Ore Project site, presented in Article C of this report, that both the soil samples and water samples do not contain any Sulphate. Hence, no precaution in the Gesign of concrete mix in the form of using special type of Sulphate resistant cement need be envisaged. As the soll samples are alkaline in nature, only to prevent probable corrosion of the rebars, provision for sufficient cover to the rebars of the foundations in contact with the subsurface deposits should be Kept. For Foundation Consultants “Foundation Consultants, Koka Tob No. 061087 PTS a~ 4VS@GGUL LY VEL SGU LL@@eevevw v@- SFGEOUL