OBAYASHI - SHIMIZU - JAYA KONSTRUKSI JOINT VENTURE CONSTRUCTION OF JAKARTA MASS RAPID TRANSIT PROJECT cat Joint Venture Office: 3. Pancoran Timur I no. 3 Jakarta 12780 fl JAYA yp INDONESIA pated tee Tebo.: (021) 794-8944; (021) 7919-8444 Sire fon ide Bot! Fax. (021) 797-3670 E-mail: occvi@indosatnetid Ref. No.: 103-LTR-OSJ-126-13 Jakarta, 10" of December, 2013 To: ‘The Engineer Jakarta MRT Construction Management Consultants (JMCMC) Oriental Consultants Co., LTD Joint Venture and Association Attention: Mr. Kenji Kajikawa Project Manager Subject: Method Statement for Soil Investigation Dear Sir, Refer to Contract Document Volume 3, ERF Clause 2.1.15 and Contract Document Volume 3, Appendix 22 Sub-Clause 1.2.4 (1). Please kindly find the attached, the Method Statement for Soil Investigation. For your perusal. Hiroshi Kato Project Manager Obayashi-Shimizu-Jaya Konstruksi JV a” Encl. Jakarta MRT CP103 Method Statement for Soil Investigation Document Number: OSJ-103-CMN-MST-GTE-0001Mp mrt jakarta PT MASS RAPID TRANSIT JAKARTA REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA Jakarta MRT CP103 METHOD STATEMENT FOR SOIL INVESTIGATION Document Number: OSJ-103-CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Revision: - OBAYASHI-SHIMIZU-JAYA KONSTRUKSI JV } i tiar) cae Jakarta MRT, CP103 Croan METHOD STATEMENT FOR SOIL INVESTIGATION PT Mass Rapid Transit Jakarta OSJ-103CMN-MST-GTE-0001 (OSJ-103CMN-MST-GTE-0001-.docx 2013/12/5 HRK ro) Ce Comniolaict pec Ue No oon This confidential report is prepared by Obayashi-Shimizu-Jaya Konstrukusi JV for the purposes of the client only, and in the expectation that no other person will use or rely on the results, conclusions or recommendations therein. No responsibility to any other person is accepted by the company. UMS for SOILINVESTIGATION (08J-103CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev-a connsiy SHI Sie fonaée Best Contents 1. Introduction... TA Objective ware 1.2. Temms of Reference... 1.3. References 2. Scope of Work... 2.1 Work Volume.. wana 2.2 Designer's Quality Procedure .... N 3. Method of Work Execution... 3.1 Test Pit. 3.2. Fencing / Barricade... 3.3 Field Works ..... 3.4 Laboratory Soil Test. 3.5 Reporting...... 4. List of Equipment... 5. Organization... 5.1. Organization Chart... Appendix A Work Schedule Appendix B Inspection and Test Plan Appendix C Inspection Checklist Appendix D Safety Risk Assessment Appendix E Environmental Risk Assessment HS for SOIL INVESTIGATION (084-103 MN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev- wi)~ we Om JAYA opwnsn SH Selenide Bere} = . INTRODUCTION This is to present the method statement for the soil investigation work, 1.1 Objective The objective of the work is: a) to obtain additional geological conditions along CP103, b) to make sure the geological condition provided by the Employer, and ) to provide the information to the designer for geotechnical interpretative report as per Volume 3, Appendix 22 Sub-clause 1.2.4 (1). 1.2 Terms of Reference The terms of the Contract hereunder noted are applicable to the contents of this document: a) Contract Documents, Volume 3, ERF, Clause 2.1.15, b) Contract Documents, Volume 3, Appendix 22 Sub-clause 1.2.4 (1) 1.3 References ‘The following drawings/documents are applicable to the work: a) Detailed Design Ground Investigation Specification, Doc. No. 3-GEN-SPC-0001 Rev D, dated 15November 2013. HS for SOIL INVESTIGATION Pago| 1 (08J-103CMIN-MST-GTE.0001 Rev© Ome cpmvasn = SHIM hs ' 2. SCOPE OF WORK 2.4 Work Volume The quality system documents shall have a standardized format and show clearly on the document: (1) The document title, the document number (if any) and the page number on each page; (2) The approval signatures by The Contractor Representative and the dated of such approval; and (3) The revision status, with the amendments identified within the revised documents of Design Quality Procedures 2.2 Designer's Quality Procedure The Designer's quality procedures are shown on Appendix B and C. "MS for SOIL INVESTIGATION Page|? (084-102CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev-~ JAYA v Ons (THis PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY BLANKED) Tis for SOIL INVESTIGATION (08)-102CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev- ralfl JAYA ‘Strive fon the Bert} 3. METHOD OF WorK EXECUTION This section briefs the method of execution for the work items required in the proposed Geotechnical Investigation. 3.1 Test Pit ‘The purpose of the test pit is to confirm the underground facilities at each drilling location prior to the drilling work. The test pit will be dug to the depth of 1m. 3.2 Fencing / Barricade Prior to the drilling work, fences or barricades will be installed at each drilling location with dimension of 4m by 6m or adjusted according to the site condition. The fences or barricades will be fabricated by the main contractor. The purpose of these fences is to cover the working area from surrounding activities. TS for SOIL INVESTIGATION. ricer (08J-103CMN-MST-GTE.0001 Rev- 293.3 Field Works The soil investigation includes the shifting and set up the drilling machine, exploratory drilling, standard penetration tests, undisturbed soil sampling, and other field tests. The method of each work item is briefed as below: a. Rotary Drilling Borehole Diameter The diameter of the boreholes will be such so the requirements of sampling is satisfied. The diameter of boreholes for this soil investigation is 89 to 114mm, Method of Advancing Boreholes The exploratory boreholes will be drilled using rotary type drilling rig. Figure 1 shows the general set up of a rotary drilling rig. The drilling will be carried out in the following methods based on the discussion with the main contractor: * Rotary Wash Boring In rotary wash boring method, a drilling bit will be lowered to the bottom of the borehole by drill rods. The borehole will be advanced by rotating the drilling bit with gentle thrust actions and, at the same time, muddy water is pumped through the drilling bit to flush out the soil cuttings. The muddy water also serves as the coolant for the drill bit and stabilizes the borehole from collapsing or caving in. Thick bentonite slurry will be often used as drilling fluid which may effectively stabilize the borehole without the use of casing pipes. Rotary wash MWS for SOL INVESTIGATION (08)-409CMIN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev- Pagel 5~* Ome She, St0iee fovide Best} boring method will be used for drilling in soil formation especially in very soft to soft clay formation because the method relatively produces lesser disturbance compared to rotary core drilling method. When the drilling reaches to the anticipated depth for undisturbed sampling or other in-situ tests, the dril bt will be gently moved up and down while the muddy water will be continuously pumped to remove the soil cuttings. The borehole will be considered clean when the muddy water flowing out from the borehole is free from the cuttings. The drill bit will be then withdrawn from the borehole. * Rotary Core Drilling Rotary core drilling is one of drilling methods to advance an exploratory borehole with core sample retrieved for visual examination. It is used for drilling in soil formation and especially in rock formation. The method is however not suitable for very soft to soft clay as the suction during withdrawal of core barrel disturbs the subsoil. Core catcher may be required for drilling in loose sand. In the drilling process, a core barrel will be lowered to the bottom of the borehole by drill rods. The borehole will be advanced by rotating the core barrel with gentle thrust actions. When the core barrel is full with soil, generally in 50 to 100 cm penetration, the core barrel will be withdrawn from the borehole. With the help of water pressure pumped through the drill rod, the soil inside the core barrel is pushed out. The retrieved core sample will be then stored in core boxes in depth order. Borehole Stability During the drilling progress, the borehole wall will be maintained from collapsing. If the borehole is sunk in soil layers having high potential of collapsing, casing pipes will be installed immediately after the advance of the borehole to a depth where the soil formation and borehole wall is stable. In stable soil layers, casing pipes are usually installed in upper weak ground only to prevent necking of the borehole. Bentonite may also be used to maintain the borehole wall from collapse if very loose sand is encountered in great depths, WS for SOIL INVESTIGATION (08J-103CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev-A @ Oo JAYA onnnse BHM Ste fon tle Best | atte Phe Figure 1 General Set-Up of Rotary Drilling Rig b. Undisturbed Soil Sampling (UDS) Sampling Frequency The frequency of sampling depends on the ground conditions. Our site engineer will inspect and decide the sampling with close communication with our engineering team in the office or the TiS for SOIL INVESTIGATION (08J-103CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev Page|cans SHINE, client’s representative at site. In general, soil samples will be obtained from every distinct soil layer revealed during the investigation. Preparation for Undisturbed Sampling Before taking undisturbed sample, the bottom of the borehole will be carefully cleared from loose material. If a casing is used, the sample will be taken below the bottom of the casing. When an uncompleted hole is left overnight or for any other substantial period of time, no samples will be taken until the hole has been advanced by a minimum of 300 mm from the previous depth. In soft soils, a head of water will be maintained in the casing to minimize heave of the borehole. Sampling Tubes All tubes used for undisturbed sampling will be clear and free from all surface irregularities, including projecting weld seams and dents. Sampling tubes that are corroded or susceptible to corrosion will not be used. Sampling Method The following method of sampling will be carried out depend on the stiffness of the soil * Open Drive Sampling Method Open drive samples will generally be taken in soft to medium stiff cohesive soils using a thin- wall tube sampler and equipment as described in ASTM D 1587. The tube will be pushed into the base of the borehole by a continuous and steady motion until refusal and then driven by hammer. The sampler consists of a thin wall tube attached to a sampler head, as shown in Figure 2. Figure 3 illustrates the sampling procedure. * Triple Tube Sampling Method (Mazier Sampler) Triple tube sampler will be used for undisturbed soil sampling in stiff to hard cohesive soils and in weak rocks. It relies on a combination of jacking and coring to obtain the sample. The basic components ofa triple tube sampler are outer rotating barrel, drill bit, inner sample tube, PVC lining, and sampler head. Figure 4 shows a typical section of triple tube core barrel (Mazier Sampler). Preservation of Undisturbed Samples TiS for SOIL INVESTIGATION (05J-409MN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev-Immediately after the sampler has been taken from the borehole, about 20 mm of soil, including any disturbed material, will be removed from the top and bottom of the sample tube and preserved as disturbed samples. The ends of the sample tube will then be filled with a non- shrinking microcrystalline wax to a thickness of about 20 mm. The voids at the ends will then be completely filled with moist sand or other suitable fillers. Sealing of the tube is completed by capping the tube with suitable tight-fitting caps. WS for SOIL INVESTIGATION 2619 (08J-403CHIN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev-Surdureg aatag-uodg jo uoqwioedg ¢ ony sojdureg aauiq uadg z amity wurszise Pagel 10 TS for SOIL INVESTIGATION. (08J-109CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev-es Strive forthe Best | v7@ B(L:4) Tatars arty] |] 2 | Pea TEL F| aed | ig See | ‘| i 4 Bees: BSS 8a Bee le-Reesala Figure 4 Mazier Triple Tube Sampler Labelling of Samples Page| 11 MS for SOIL INVESTIGATION (084-102CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev-JAYA connsie SH | Se fond Beret All samples will be labelled immediately after being taken from the borehole. The label will be clearly and indelibly marked and shall show all the necessary information about the sample, including the followings: Contract title or reference number Exploratory Hole reference number Sample reference number Depth of sampling Recovery of sample Date of sampling ‘The following legends will be used for the Exploratory Hole and sample reference numbers: . Rotary drilling BH . Standard penetration test (SPT) P . Open Drive Undisturbed Sampling ups . Mazier Triple Tube Sampling MZzR The label will be securely fixed onto the outside of the sample tube, jar or bag. The outside of the sample tube, jar or bag will also be clearly and indelibly marked with the same information as the label c. Standard Penetration Test (SPT) The Standard Penetration Tests (SPT) will be carried out in all the boreholes at intervals specified in the technical specification. The SPT will consist of driving a split-barrel sampler in a standard manner and obtaining a disturbed sample of the soil penetrated. In general, it will be carried out in all types of soil except at the depth where undisturbed soil sample was obtained with interval of 2m. Every soil samples recovered from the SPT using split spoon sampler will be preserved as a disturbed samples and will be kept in a plastic bag for index properties laboratory test, if necessary. Some of the soil samples will be kept in a container as shown in Figure 5 and then will be sent to engineer's office for checking and visual examination. Each of the container and plastic bag will be labelled according to its location and depth. Figures 6 and 7 show the split barrel sampler and typical automatic hammer, respectively. Equipment and Sample Recovery The driving assembly used will be a seff tripping hammer that permits a free drop of the hammer of 760 mm. All threaded connections between the split spoon sampler and the anvil shall be tightened using pipe wrenches. The hammer weight will be 63.5 kg. TMS for SOIL INVESTIGATION Page| 12 (08J-103CMN-MST-GTE-0001 RevProcedure The SPT will be driven to a penetration of 3 times 150mm following ASTM D1586. The first 150mm penetration will be a seating drive and the last 2 times 150mm will be the test drive. The driving can be terminated when either of the following 3 conditions is reached: * A total of S0blows have been applied during any of the three 150mm drive * A total of 100 blows have been applied within the accumulation of any 150mm drive. © There is no observed advance of the sampler during the application of 10 suecessive blows of the hammer. Figure 5 Containers to keep disturbed soil samples MS for SOIL INVESTIGATION 0SJ-102CMN-MST-GTE.0001 Rev- Page| 13~e Ome onset eee eorte Rest) en sto et (23378 am .0 02.0, (25 o 60 min) 18.0 t0 30.0, (457 to 762 mm) (C= 1.375 40.005 in. (84.89: 0.13 mm) D= 1.50: 0.05 - 0,00 in, (98.1 + 1.3-0.0mm) (0.10 + 0.02 in (2.54 + 0.25 mm) 00: 0.05 in, -0,00 in, (50.8 1.3-0.0 mm) G= 16.0 023.0" Figure 6 Standard Penetration Test Split Barrel Sampler HS for SOIL INVESTIGATION. (084-109 MN-MST-GTE.0001 Rev- aol 14pin hole for lifting guide rod for tripping mechanism tripping mechanism 63.5 kg drive hammer knocking head \_f drilling rod —_#} Figure 7 Automatic and Self Tripping Free Fall Drive Hammer THs for SOIL INVESTIGATION Pagel 16 (084-109 MN-MST-GTE.0001 Rov. 1d. Field Permeability Test Permeability test that will be conducted is falling head method, In falling head or in flow test method, the hydraulic pressure in the borehole will be increased by introducing water into it and the rate of the water level to fall in the borehole will be measured. To conduct the test, the borehole will be sunk to the required testing depth and then will be cleaned from the cutting debris. The borehole wall will be protected by casing pipes and the test. Portion of the ground will be uncased. The test portion can be right at the bottom of the casing pipes or protruded further down from the casing pipes. The uncased part may be supported by suitable filter material with a permeability much greater than that of the ground being tested. The water level in the borehole will then be raised by pouring water into the borehole. The rate of the water level to sink will then be measured by recording the water levels in the borehole at several time intervals. e. Pressuremeter Test The purpose of pressuremeter test is to measure strength and deformation properties of the ground. The equipment used is LLT type M model 4165 manufactured by OYO Corporation, Japan with maximum pressure capacity of 25 kg/cm? in soil formation. The apparatus comprises a single cell inflatable cylindrical probe, pressure measuring unit, a volumeter to measure deformation of the probe, water tanks and a gas cylinder. For testing, the probe will be lowered into the borehole to a predetermined test depth and will be expanded by a fluid pressure generated by a compressed nitrogen gas. The expansion of the probe leads to deformation of the surrounding ground. The deformation of the ground will be indicated in the volumeter. The pressure applied will be increased in steps until the ground yields or until the maximum capacity of the equipment. At each step, the deformation of the ground will be measured at 15 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute and 2 minutes after the pressure application. f. Seismic Downhole Test The seismic downhole testing is used to determine the variation of in situ shear and compression wave velocities of soils/or rock with depth on the downhole soil boring. The seismic downhole method requires the drilling of one vertical borehole as a receiver borehole and the source is placed on the ground surface as shown in Figure 8. To install downhole casing, the borehole will be drilled using a 4” auger up to the desired testing depth, Then 2.5" PVC pipe will be inserted into the borehole and the annular will be filled with cement-bentonite grout to provide good contact between the native soil and downhole seismic probes as shown in Figure 9. TAS for SOIL INVESTIGATION (08-1030 MN-ST-GTE-0001 Rev© @Omza4 connsiy SH Sve fon the Best | To perform a downhole seismic test, two 3-component geophones will be lowered to the measurement depth and attached air bladders will be inflated to ensure good coupling between the array and the borehole walls (e.g. a grouted casing). A solid concrete block will be placed on the ground surface within (1) meter of the cased borehole, weighted with heavy weight on top, and struck on both sides (in two opposite horizontal directions) with sledge hammers to generate shear wave energy polarized in opposing directions as illustrated in Figure 8. A series of two horizontal reversed impacts and corresponding polarizations will be used ‘enhance to shear wave identification over random noise such as local mechanical vibrations, equipment movement or road traffic. The concrete beam at ground surface will also be struck vertically to generate waves rich in compression wave energy. The vertical geophone component will be used to record the compression waves, particularly at greater depths. The transverse and/or radial component will be oriented parallel to the length of the conerete block and will be used for recording the shear wave energy. Data will be recorded on an Olson Instruments Freedom PC. An accelerometer will be mounted to the source plank/concrete beam to act as a trigger from either horizontal or vertical impacts. Direct wave travel path will be assumed as shown in Figure 8. Given a fixed vertical distance of 1.5 m between the geophones and two sets of measured arrival times, compression and shear velocities can be calculated in a pseudo-interval velocity fashion for 1.5 m depth intervals. Once the measurements at a given depth are complete, the receiver array bladder will be deflated and ascended to the next measurement depths. WS Tor SOIL INVESTIGATION. (084-403CMWN-MST-GTE.0001 Revea vy opwasie Shins | Sve fovite Bent! (Olson Freedom Data PC SB=1m Upper 3C Geophone oOo f 1 Opposite Horizontal Hammer Impacts Concrete Block ‘Source ene: Assumed Direct Wave Travel Paths 15m Lower 3C Geophone ‘Not drawn to scale Figure 8 Downhole Seismic Test Diagram j 202 VC Pees (Ome 1. iil he designated borehoe with 4" auger uni final depth, 2 Ingert 2 1/2" PVC Pipes to the borehole, 3. Fill the annular wth cement-bentonil 2:1) gout o provide ‘900d contact between the nate soll and D'S probes Figure 9 Downhole Seismic Casing Installation Method MWS for SOIL INVESTIGATION (08J-103CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev- Pagel 18g. Standpipe Piezometer Standpipe piezometer is usually installed for the purpose of groundwater monitoring. The depth of the standpipe piezometer will be governed by the expected depth of the groundwater level to be monitored and expected fluctuation of the water levels. Standpipe piezometer consists of PVC pipe with 1.5 inches in diameter, which is sufficient for inserting dip-meter to measure the groundwater levels. Piezometer Casagrande tip will be connected at its lower end. Figure 10 shows a typical setup of standpipe piezometer. To install the standpipe piezometer, a borehole will be sunk beforehand to a desired installation depth. The PVC pipe with the piezometer tip will then be inserted into the borehole and the annular space between the piezometer tip and the borehole will be filled with gravel to form a filter layer. The filter will be extended from 0.5m below the piezometer tip to 0.5m above the piezometer tip. Bentonite for about 1m thickness will be filled to form a seal layer preventing any water above the layer to enter the standpipe piezometer. Then the borehole will be backfilled with cement : bentonite grout. MHS for SOIL INVESTIGATION (08J-103CMN-MST-GTE.0001 Rev.~ v OD JAYA opwnsiy Sima, Stove fone Reve If the standpipe piezometer will be installed in a completed exploratory borehole that will be usually much deeper than required depth of the standpipe piezometer, the bottom of the borehole will be filled with local soil to 1m below the desired installation depth. Bentonite of 1m thick will then be filled to the bottom of the borehole to form a seal to prevent the influence of different piezometric heads from underlying soil layers. Figure 10 Standpipe Piezometer Install ‘TAL SECTON OF SNOPPE PEZOMETER (Wor 10 Sou) "MS for SOIL INVESTIGATION (08J-103CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rov- a~ Om common SH | Steve fon the Best | h. Groundwater Observations The observation of groundwater level in all types of boreholes and standpipe piezometers will be made by a tape with an accuracy of plus or minus 1mm. First Encounter At first, dry coring will be conducted for the purpose of confirming groundwater table. When water is first encountered, the depth from ground level to point of entry will be recorded and drilling operations will be held, The depth from ground level to water will then be recorded at 5 minute intervals until no further rise is observed, Daily Monitoring The groundwater levels are continuously measured twice daily, in the morning before starting the drilling progress and in the evening after termination of the drilling ai i. Field Reporting Preliminary Boring Logs The supervisor will prepare a preliminary boring log of each exploratory borehole which includes the following information: Project title and site location Supervisor and drilling operator Borehole name Day and date Diameters and depths of borehole and casings, Depth of each change of stratum Description of each stratum The type of samples and the depths from which they were taken The depths and full details of all in-situ tests WS for SOIL INVESTIGATION (0SJ-403CMN-MST-GTE0001 Rev- _—3.4Laboratory Soil Test Laboratory test on soil will be undertaken in accordance with ASTM. The following laboratory test will be performed on the undisturbed samples: a. Index Property Tests Unit Weight Unit weight or usually called bulk density or wet density is an important property in soil engineering. In the analysis of the stability of a slope, such as an embankment or excavation, the weight of soils provides the main force, and it is also significant in calculating the bearing capacity and settlement of foundations for other structures. Therefore, the bulk density of natural soll is usually determined from laboratory measurements on undisturbed samples. ASTM D2937 “Standard Test Method for Density of Soil in Place by the Drive-Cylinder Method” can be used for information as this experiment is not a standardized procedure. Specific Gravity The specific gravity of soil solids is used to in calculating the phase relationships of soils, ‘such as void ratio and degree of saturation and to calculate the density of soil solids. The standard method used for testing is ASTM D854 “Standard Test Methods for Specific Gravity of Soil Solids by Water Pycnometer’ Moisture Content The purposes of carrying out moisture content test are to determine the moisture content of the soil, using undisturbed or disturbed samples and to determine the plasticity of fine- grained soils, for which moisture content is used as the index. The standard method used for testing is ASTM 02216 “Standard Test Method for Laboratory Determination of Water (Moisture) Content of Soil and Rock by Mass”. Grainsize Analysis Grainsize distribution analysis is a necessary index test for soils, especially coarse soils, in that it presents the relative proportions of different size of particles. From this it is possible to tell whether the soil consists of predominantly gravel, sand, silt, or clay sizes, MS for SOIL INVESTIGATION (08J-s09CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev-JAYA opaasiy SHIM and to a limited extent which of these size ranges is likely to control the engineering properties. The standard method used for testing is ASTM D422 "Standard Test Method for Particle Size Analysis of Soils" Atterberg Limits For every clay soil there is a range of moisture contents within which the clay is of a plasticity consistency, and the Atterberg Limits provide a means of measuring and describing the plasticity range in numerical terms. The standard method used for testing is ASTM D4318 “Standard Test Methods for Liquid Limit, Plastic Limit, and Plasticity Index of Soils". b. Mechanical Property Tests Triaxial Unconsolidated-Undrained (UU) Compression Tests Triaxial UU Compression test is conducted to obtain undrained shear strength (su) of the subsoil. In this test method, the compressive strength of a soil is determined in terms of the total stress, therefore the resulting strength depends on the pressure developed in the pore fluid during loading. In this test method, fluid flow is not permitted from or into the soil specimen as the load is applied. The standard method used for testing is ASTM 2850 “Standard Test Method for Unconsolidated Undrained Triaxial Compression Test on Cohesive Soils’. Triaxial Consolidated-Undrained (CU) Compression Tests Triaxial CU Compression test is conducted to obtain effective shear strength (c’) and friction angle (}}) of the subsoil. Using pore water pressure measured during the test, the shear strength determined from this test method can be expressed in terms of effective stress. The standard method used for testing is ASTM D4767 “Standard Test Method for Consolidated Undrained Triaxial Compression Test for Cohesive Soils”. One Dimensional Consolidation Tests The Consolidation tests were performed to obtain the compressibility of the subsoil related with the dissipation of porewater pressure. The data from consolidation test are used to estimate the magnitude and rate of both differential and total settlement of a structure or earth fill. The standard method used for testing is ASTM D2435 “Standard WS Tor SOIL INVESTIGATION (08J-103CMN-MST-GTE.0001 Reve Ome stim Stree (ontle Bere! Test Method for One Dimensional Consolidation Properties of Soils Using Incremental Loading’. MS for SOIL INVESTIGATION (084-102CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev.3.5 Reporting A report in English language describing the complete site investigation program, borehole log details, groundwater level monitoring, field test results, and laboratory soil identification results of tests will be submitted in triplicate. "MS for SOIL INVESTIGATION Page| 25 (08J-102CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rov-ful JAYA Strive forthe Bert} 4. List OF EQUIPMENT Twelve (12) drilling rigs will be mobilized for the geotechnical investigation. Each of the drilling rig will be equipped with the followings: 1. Drilling Accessories of each unit of drill rig * Drilling rods with various lengths * Single core barrel for soil and soft rock * Sufficient amount of drilling bits, wing bits, cross bits etc. 2. SPT & Undisturbed Sampler Automatic SPT hammer Open drive undisturbed sampler Mazier Triple Tube sampler * 80 to 100 om length stainless steel tube and PVC undisturbed sampling 3. Water Pump 4. Drilling Accessories Tripod Tool box Sufficient Casings Other supporting drilling equipment MWS for SOIL INVESTIGATION (084.109 MN-MST-GTE.0001 Rov- ago] 26MODEL | TYPE i POVIER UNIT One SPINDELSPEED 651480 RPI DIMENSION was mew Sunit Other field test equipment: 1, Pressuremeter Test ‘One set of LLT type M model 4165 manufactured by OYO Corporation, Japan with maximum pressure capacity of 25 kg/om? "MS for SOIL INVESTIGATION peer (08J-102CN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev-2. Downhole Seismic Test One set of Downhole Seismic Recorder with two 3-component geophones. "MS for SOIL INVESTIGATION (08J-109CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev-we Ome cows SSHMEZ mlpee 5. ORGANIZATION 5.1 Organization Chart The project team of the geotechnical investigation consists of the followings and as shown below. Project Manager H. Kato QC Manager Construction Manager Safety Officer Djuli Y. Uchida Santo Senior Construction Engineer Y. Asano Site Engineer Sub-Contractor 5.2 Sub-contractor Category Data Remarks Subcontractors Name _| PT. PONDASIKISOCON RAYA Graha Sucofindo 14th Floor Representative Address | JI, Raya Pasar Minggu Kav. 34 Jakarta 12780, indonesia Contact Person Name. Mr. Yan Pieter Chandra General Manager Telephone +#62-21-7986663, 7986670, 79188198 Fax +#62-21-7987024 E-mail iS for SOL INVESTIGATION (05J-103GMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev. ce] 307 Om comms Shine Sie fon the Best 6. QUALITY CONTROL All works associated with the Soil Investigation shall comply with the requirements of the Management System and Quality Control Plan, as may be amended from time to time. Generally the following principles shall be adopted: a) At the completion of each borehole, the depth of drilling shall be inspected by the Engineer or his authorised representative, Mr James Frank, a senior geotechnical engineer of the sub- contractor. b) During collection of the samples and execution of the laboratory tests random inspections may be carried out by the Engineer or his authorized representative, Mr James Frank, a senior geotechnical engineer of the sub-contractor or the geotechnical engineer from the Designer. ©) All tests shall be executed in accordance with the procedure stated in the Specification 6.1 Inspection and Test Plan Appendices B and C hereto outline, respectively, the Inspection and Test Plan applicable to the Initial Survey Works and the Inspection Checklist(s) / Form(s). ‘Appendix No. B hereto nominates the inspection steps to be implemented in order to ensure that the required quality, and substantiating records, are maintained while Appendix No. C details the inspection records which are to be completed, maintained and filed on Site. 6.2Non-Conformance Report During the execution of the works, if a written complaint, via a site Instruction or similar, is received from the Engineer or the Employer, and the complaint is justified then action will be initiated by the Contractor. A Non-Conformance Report shall be completed and a record thereof shall be retained by the Contractor. "MS for SOIL INVESTIGATION Page| 30 (08J-103CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev. gel“a @ @O JAYA cnwnsn SHIM Stette den Ae Bort | 7. SAFETY MANAGEMENT All works described herein shall comply with the requirements of the approved Occupation Health, Safety and Rehabilitation Plan and Project Safety Plan. Specific Safety considerations a) General © Experienced operators / technicians will be employed to operate the boring machine(s) @ Plant and machinery will be inspected regularly © Sufficient lighting shall be provided to the areas in question in the event the works are executed at night b) All workers shall wear appropriate PPE, i.e. helmet, shoes, gloves etc. as deemed necessary in accordance with the PPE matrix contained within the Project Safety Plan ©) First aid facilities shall be available Appendix D hereto includes the completed Safety Risk Assessment for the Soil Investigation Works. MS for SOIL INVESTIGATION 08)-102CMN-MST-GTE.0004 Rev. gel 31~ Ons comms | SHMIZ plzee ee Bert! 8. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT All works described herein shall comply with the requirements of the approved Environmental Management Plan. Specific Environmental considerations: a)Pollution Control © Fumes from boring machine shall be minimised as far as reasonably possible or practicable © Waste bentonite drilling fluid shall be prevented from polluting the surrounding immediate vicinity of the works b)Good housekeeping practices shall be implemented i.e. management of waste and the like ¢)Daily monitoring of air pollution (visual) and noise (by device) shall be conducted Appendix No. E hereto includes the completed Environmental Risk Assessment for the Soil Investigation Works. WS for SOIL INVESTIGATION (08J-102CMWN-MST-GTE.0001 Rov-© @wlzse come SHI Piz 9. REVISION RECORD On this page hereinafter a narrative description of revisions to the original Initial Soil Investigation Method Statement is included. 1 MS for SOIL INVESTIGATION Page| 33 (0S4-102CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rov-a gv fal JAYA canny SHOE Site don tte Beet (This page is intentionally blanked) “MSTorSOILINVESTIGATION. (08J-103CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev- Page| 34Appendix A Work Schedule THS for SOIL INVESTIGATION (08J-103CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev-Project Name Sol Investigaton for MRT Project Package CP1 lent Shimizu - Obayashi- Jakon J. Sern Oa ‘tomer Deg gs | [steruntoressen proba 1. igri Digi 10 Reserved fr unioresne Reserved ronsvy Om cewnsy SHIM Sttveden ae Bert 1 Appendix B Inspection and Test Plan TWS for SOIL INVESTIGATION (084-103CMN-MST-GTE-0001 Rev- Appencicessone bpun| i) yc wrses yea A ‘ m]os fu | posoots| ze py PA sas} 20 5 ea Seopa] tounoog mnng nnn rE a ven nom, m fos fu | u needy EA aL ouanesid| ve cana a yeaiers eutaog sen verso re eae vom ieonn were [mt tien] rot zi on ecouseg nou soa fenein ater 40s joes ‘ysis 109 panini ws younsig (0903 a s 4 H is| 1g 10g pagurysipun| +e peu rene, a we Gapunog uum Gua Asopeuoydx: emt] mw [oe [ow | ow | som pores in Sows Kowa — ‘a voasuorsuesta | i222 | om fom | ow | w | annoy | szxposiy-e;en fae on uap29 yea] Ze vaparming rerowey | iM | us | us | nu | on | vomtioon [Senos voneze Soa eat) ve SS ETS = = ‘sHom ous! 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