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GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED

300 MWac JEDDAH SOLAR POWER PROJECT
3rd Industrial City, Jeddah, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Report No. SM-10822
Date March 2021
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Prepared Checked Approved
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Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
SUBJECT: Geotechnical Investigation Report For

Dear Sirs
We are pleased to submit the results of the Geotechnical Investigation which
has been made for the proposed structures for 300 MWac JEDDAH SOLAR
POWER PROJECT which is located at 3rd Industrial City, Jeddah, the Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia.
The attached report presents our conclusions and recommendations along with
the field and laboratory tests upon which the recommendations are based. The
results of this study indicate that the proposed structure can satisfactorily be
supported on Shallow Foundations.
We appreciate this opportunity to be of service to you on this project, Please do
not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions regarding this project or if we
can be of further service.
Very truly yours
SOIL & FOUNDATION CO., LTD
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Table of Contents
Page
1. INTRODUCTION 5
1.1 Purpose of Report 5
1.2 Scope of Report.... 5
2. SITE DESCRIPTION........ 5
3. GENERAL SITE LOCATION 6
4. GEOLOGICAL DESCRIPTION 7
4.1 Geology of Saudi... 7
4.2 Geology of Jeddah 7
5. PROPOSED STRUCTURE 8
6. FIELD INVESTIGATION 9
6.1 Equipment 9
6.2 Standard Penetration Test 10
6.3 Coring in Rock Formation 11
6.4 Electrical Resistivity Test. 13
6.5 In situ Test Pits 15
6.6 Plate Load Test 16
6.7 Bulk Samples.................. 17
7. LABORATORY OBSERVATIONS 18
7.1 Particle Size Distribution 18
7.2 Water Content 19
7.3 Atterberg Limits.. 19
7.4 Direct Shear Test 19
7.5 Chemical Analyses....................... 20
7.6 Thermal Resistivity Test.............. 20
7.7 Modified Proctor Compaction Test 20
7.8 CBR Test 20
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7.9 Relative Density Test 20
8. SUBSURFACE FORMATIONS 21
9. STUDY AND ANALYSES 23
9.1 Soil Parameters Estimation 24
9.2 Bearing Capacities .... 25
9.3 Settlement Estimation 25
9.3.1 Foundation Conditions and Distribution of Stresses 25
9.3.2 Immediately Settlement (Si)............................. 26
9.3.3 The Consolidation / Long Term Settlement (Sc) 26
9.4 General Considerations 26
10. DISCUSSION 27
11. GEOTECHNICAL RECOMMENDATIONS 27
12. LIMITATIONS 31
APPENDICES
I- General Layout and Boreholes Locations and Geological Maps
II- Boreholes Logs, Legend and Symbols
III- Field Tests Results
111.1 Electrical Resistivity Test
111.2 Plate Load Test Results
IV- Laboratory Tests Results
IV. 1 Results of Particle Size Distribution Tests
IV.2 Results of Water Content and Atterberg Limits
IV.3 Results of Direct Shear Tests
IV.4 Chemical Analyses
IV.5 Thermal Resistivity Test
IV.6 Results of Trial Pits (Modified Proctor Compaction, CBR Test & Sieve Results)
IV.7 Results of Relative Density Tests
V- Calculations
VI.1 Bearing Capacity Calculations
VI.2 Settlements Calculations
VI- References
VII- Photos

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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Purpose of Report
This report presents our investigation and analysis of the subsurface conditions
at the site of the proposed 300 MWac JEDDAH SOLAR POWER PROJECT which
is located at 3rd Industrial City, Jeddah, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The purpose of this geotechnical investigation is to determine the depth and
characteristic of the different subsurface formations, the required foundation depth,
the most suitable and economical type of foundation, the maximum allowable
bearing capacity and expected settlements for the proposed structure.
1.2 Scope of Report
This report includes site and structure description, filed tests laboratory
observations which were conducted on representative samples of the different soil
types encountered at the site, subsurface formations, geotechnical
recommendations and guidelines for general earthwork construction specifications.
The data derived from the investigation are presented in the attached
appendices in the form of borehole logs and results of laboratory tests.
2. SITE DESCRIPTION
The proposed project is located at 3rd Industrial City, Jeddah, the Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia. The site is a vacant lot surround by asphalted street from south and
vacant lots from other sides. The site surface is consisting of sand dunes. Figure 1,
Appendix I, present the proximity of the proposed site and the exploratory boreholes
plan locations.
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3. GENERAL SITE LOCATION
SYRIA
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4. GEOLOGICAL DESCRIPTION
4.1 Geology of Saudi
The rocks of Saudi Arabia is ranging in age from the Precambrian to the present
day, forming part of a larger unit that includes the Arabian Peninsula and is known
as the Arabian Plate. Some Precambrian rocks in this region date back to the
Archean (3 million years ago) but most are Neoproterozoic (1000-540 Ma*). They
originated as volcanic islands or as chains of volcanoes along spreading centers
and subduction zones in a Neoproterozoic ocean and against ancient continental
margins, and were folded and uplifted toward the end of the Precambrian as a large
belt of mountains. The mountains existed between about 680-540 Ma and were part
of one of the largest mountain belts ever known to have existed on Earth. By the
end of the Precambrian, the mountains had been eroded and only their roots are
preserved, exposed in western Saudi Arabia in Arabian shield.
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The Site is located date back to western part of East Arabian Shield along the red sea and
the according to previous studies, the deposit this region dating back to the area of the
quaternary, which spread along the coastal plain and the main valleys. This deposit covers

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extensive area, principally on the coastal plain, but also in the large in land drainage basins.
The deposits have been divided in to seven units. The deposits is raised reef limestone that
crops out along the coast inland it is covered by terraced gravels, alluvial fans deposit and by
wind-blown sand, on land the limestone has been raised 3-6m above sea level where it is
poorly exposed because of a covering of fissile -rich sand and by overlapping Sabkhah and
alluvial deposits further inland. The fossiliferous sand is rich in gastropods and is a mixture of
wind -blown sand beach sand and back reef lagoon fauna thrown up by waves. The above
mentioned area show that the surface formation at the site consists of heterogeneous
calcareous rock/soil formations of coralline origin. Similar coralline formation is appear along
the Red Sea Coast that has a variation in degree of cementation range from slightly cemented
silty/clayey coralline sand, coral limestone calcareous silty sandstone, calcareous silt and clay.
The coral formation has been formed in the young geological past and there is no densification
or solidification effect has taken place. The geological map is attached in appendix (I).
5. PROPOSED STRUCTURE
According to available information from Larsen & Toubro Limited, this report will
include the geotechnical recommendation the following structures:
Structure Borehole No.
Gate Supporting Buildings:

- Guard House
Visitor Center B-122
Security Control Center

Diesel Tank
MCR + Ware House Building B-123
BH-08, BH-12, BH-21 ,BH-23,BH-
IDT Transformer
40,BH-44,Bh-84,BH-63,BH-79,BH-108
BH-10, BH-19, BH-28,BH-30,BH-
LT Panel / RMU Foundation
47,BH-55,Bh-53,BH-87,BH-93,BH-117
BH-01, BH-05, BH-14,BH-33,BH-

Outdoor & Miscellaneous Structures 64,BH-107,BH-120,BH-114,BH-
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The structures will be constructed of cast-in-place concrete / steel elements that
will have the required facilities of a first class structure.
6. FIELD INVESTIGATION
After the visual inspection of the site, the requested scope of subsurface geotechnical
investigation that defined by LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED was performed through 5th to 24th
of December 2020. The field investigation program is consists of the following:
S. No Description of Test Qty.

5.0 m depth below the existing natural ground level 116
Exploratory
depth range from 4.5 m to 10.0 m below the existing natural
1 borings 7
ground level, BH (96, 98, 105, 108, 121, 122, 123)
Total 123
Trial Pits were performed to depth range from 0.0 m to 3.0 m

2 26
below the existing natural ground level
3 Plate Load Test 19
4 Electrical resistivity test 19
Bulk samples collection
5 • 19 bulk sample for CBR test 39

• 20 bulk sample for thermal resistivity test
The locations of all tests and bulk samples are shown on the enclosed site plan presented
in Figure 1, Appendix I while the logs of the boreholes and test pits are shown in Appendix II,
of which a continuous profile of the boreholes and test pits was prepared by an experienced
Geologist to present clearly all the subsurface soils encountered.
8.1 Equipment
All borings were drilled by the use of a truck mounted Mobile B-53 drilling rig
utilizing tricone bit with casing and double tube core barrel. The rig is capable of
drilling in soils and rocks, and is equipped to undertake field tests such as SPT
and driving casings to support the borehole sides. Both sampling and field
testing were conducted in accordance with the applicable ASTM specifications.
Utilizing a DET5/4R & DET5/4D Digital Earth Tester, manufactured by Megger.
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To perform the electrical resistivity it’s involve the use of four probes or
electrodes, driven into the ground along a straight line.
Hydraulic jack and Plates to support the stiffness of main plate used.
Backhoe to perform the test pits and extract bulk samples.
6.2 Standard Penetration Test
Split-spoon disturbed soil samples were recovered from various depths below the ground
surface level. Standard Penetration Test (S.P.T) was conducted at every 0.75 m interval for
the upper 3.0 m depth and continues in 1.5 m interval in soil formations with the use of 140 lb.
hammer to recover samples in the split-spoon sampler:

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The SPT sampler (Adapted trom ASTM D1586; Copyright ASTM. used with permission)
(S.P.T) were performed in accordance with (ASTM D-1586). The sampler was driven 45
cm depth at 15 cm intervals. The (N) value reported on borehole logs is the sum of number of
blows required to drive the sampler into the soil for the full 30 cm, after the 15-cm seating
distance, or until refusal. The following correlation can be used in estimating the relative density
of granular soils from the (N) values shown on the boring logs.
N/30cm Relative Density
0-4 Very loose

4- 10 Loose
10-30 Medium dense
30-50 Dense
Over 50 Very dense
The following correlation can be used in estimating the consistency of cohesive
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Consistency of
N/30cm
Cohesive Soil
0-2 Very Soft
2-4 Soft
4-8 Medium Stiff
8-15 Stiff
30 Very Stiff
Over 30 Hard
Note: in case of refusal occur, the used software recorded the total SPT no. 100
6.3 Coring in Rock Formation
Rotary by double tube core barrel drilling was extensively
used in order to extract undisturbed rock samples. The r f
retrieved rock samples were placed in wooden boxes, ~
arranged in depth order and appropriately labeled. The ^
samples then transferred to the laboratory to be classified
and tested for strength by means of unconfined
compression tests.
Each core run the retrieved sample was measured to determine both of the total
core recovery (TCR %), solid core recovery (SCR %) and the rock/coral quality
Drilling induced frachires
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designation (ROD %).
a) Total core recovery is defined as the ratio of total length of the retrieved sample
to the length of the core run, expressed as a percentage:

Total length of retrieved sample
TCR% = x100
Length of the core run

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b) Solid core recovery is defined as the percentage of total length of the retrieved
cylinders samples to the length of the core run:
Total length of cylindrical samples

SCR% = xlOO
c) Rock quality designation is defined as the percentage of the total length of all
retrieved sound rock/coral pieces of 100 mm or more in length to the length of
the core run:

Total length of all samplesmore than 10cm
RQD% = x100
Rock Quality
Fracturing Description Weathering Description
Designation (RQD %)
0-25 Very highly fractured Highly weathered (Very Poor)
26-50 Highly fractured Highly weathered (Poor)
51 -75 Moderately fractured Moderately weathered (Fair)
76-90 Slightly fractured Slightly weathered (Good)
91 - 100 Massive Fresh (Excellent)
The following table is the location of the boreholes:
Points Easting Northing Depth (m) Points Easting Northing Depth (m)
B-01 542188.215 2339421.282 5.0 B-23 543646.215 2339248.334 5.0

B-02 542377.215 2339191.080 5.0 B-24 543713.921 2339550.082 5.0
B-03 542579.715 2338960.879 5.0 B-25 543524.716 2339780.601 5.0
B-04 542768.715 2338730.514 5.0 B-26 543322.216 2340010.803 5.0
B-05 542971.215 2.338500.476 5.0 B-27 543133.216 2340241.004 5.0
B-06 543038.715 2338802.224 5.0 B-28 543200.716 2340543.070 5.0
B-07 542849.714 2339032.743 5.0 B-29 543403.216 2340312.868 5.0
B-08 542647.215 2339262.944 5.0 B-30 543592.216 2340082.667 5.0
B-09 542458.216 2339493.146 5.0 B-31 543794.716 2339852.302 5.0
B-10 542525.716 2339795.211 5.0 B-32 543983.716 2339622.264 5.0
B-11 542714.716 2339565.010 5.0 B-33 544253.716 2339694.127 5.0
B-12 542917.215 2339334.808 5.0 B-34 544051.216 2339924.012 5.0
B-13 543106.215 2339104.443 5.0 B-35 543862.216 2340154.530 5.0
B-14 543457.215 2338948.456 5.0 B-36 543659.866 2340384.732 5.0
B-15 543376.215 2339176.153 5.0 B-37 543470.716 2340614.933 5.0
B-16 543187.215 2339406.672 5.0 B-38 543538.216 2340916.999 5.0
B-17 542984.716 2339636.874 5.0 B-39 543740.716 2340686.797 5.0
B-18 542795.716 2339867.075 5.0 B-40 543929.716 2340456.596 5.0
B-19 542863.216 2340169.140 5.0 B-41 544132.216 2340226.231 5.0
B-20 543065.716 2339938.939 5.0 B-42 544321.216 2339996.193 5.0
B-21 543254.716 2339708.737 5.0 B-43 544591.216 2340068.057 5.0
B-22 543457.216 2339478.372 5.0 B-44 544388.716 2340297.941 5.0

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Points Easting Northing Depth (m) Points Easting Northing Depth (m)
B-45 544199.716 2340528.460 5.0 B-85 544793.716 2342300.390 5.0

B-46 543997.216 2340758.661 5.0 B-86 544915.216 2342146.627 5.0
B-47 543875.716 2341290.928 5.0 B-87 545050.216 2341993.125 5.0
B-48 544078.216 2341060.726 5.0 B-88 545187.915 2341839.102 5.0
B-49 544267.216 2340830.525 5.0 B-89 545312.450 2341685.339 5.0
B-50 544469.716 2340600.160 5.0 B-90 545441.716 2341531.576 5.0
B-51 544658.716 2340370.122 5.0 B-91 545576.716 2341377.813 5.0
B-52 544928.716 2340441.986 5.0 B-92 545698.216 2341224.050 5.0
B-53 544739.716 2340671.870 5.0 B-93 545900.716 2341296.193 5.0
B-54 544537.216 2340902.389 5.0 B-94 545779.216 2341449.956 5.0
B-55 544334.716 2341132.590 5.0 B-95 545644.216 2341603.719 5.0
B-56 544145.716 2341362.792 5.0 B-96 545513.528 2341757.482 4.5
B-57 544186.216 2341627.358 5.0 B-97 545252.845 2342065.267 5.0
B-58 544334.716 2341454.627 5.0 B-98 545117.793 2342218.770 4.5
B-59 544469.716 2341281.929 5.0 B-99 544996.216 2342372.533 5.0
B-60 544618.216 2341109.198 5.0 B-100 545062.306 2342598.438 5.0
B-61 544766.716 2340936.436 5.0 B-101 545192.766 2342444.675 5.0
B-62 544915.216 2340763.705 5.0 B-102 545323.463 2342291.173 5.0
B-63 545063.716 2340590.975 5.0 B-103 543902.715 2339379.582 5.0
B-64 545293.216 2340672.196 5.0 B-104 545714.606 2341829.624 5.0
B-65 545144.716 2340844.927 5.0 B-105 545845.066 2341675.861 4.5
B-66 544996.216 2341017.657 5.0 B-106 545981.716 2341522.099 5.0
B-67 544847.716 2341190.419 5.0 B-107 546089.716 2341383.317 5.0
B-68 544699.216 2341363.150 5.0 B-108 546170.716 2341594.241 6.0
B-69 544550.838 2341535.849 5.0 B-109 546049.216 2341748.004 5.0
B-70 544402.216 2341708.579 5.0 B-110 545915.684 2341901.767 5.0
B-71 544483.216 2341963.915 5.0 B-111 545785.224 2342055.530 5.0
B-72 544631.716 2341791.184 5.0 B-112 545654.764 2342209.292 5.0
B-73 544780.216 2341618.485 5.0 B-113 545192.644 2342735.885 5.0
B-74 544928.716 2341445.755 5.0 B-114 545725.382 2342435.198 5.0
B-75 545077.081 2341272.993 5.0 B-115 545855.842 2342281.435 5.0
B-76 545225.716 2341100.262 5.0 B-116 545981.716 2342127.672 5.0
B-77 545374.216 2340927.532 5.0 B-117 546116.716 2341973.909 5.0
B-78 545590.216 2341008.673 5.0 B-118 546251.716 2341820.147 5.0
B-79 545441.716 2341181.404 5.0 B-119 546373.327 2341666.384 5.0
B-80 545293.216 2341354.134 5.0 B-120 546454.216 2341892.289 5.0
B-81 545158.216 2341526.896 5.0 B-121 545597.189 2341993.378 7.5
B-82 545009.716 2341699.627 5.0 B-122 542449.458 2338998.462 10.0
B-83 544861.216 2341872.326 5.0 B-123 543236.543 2338856.799 10.0
B-84 544712.716 2342045.056 5.0
6.4 Electrical Resistivity Test

Soil resistivity tests are performed for the proposed site in order to process of measuring a
volume of soil to determine the conductivity of the soil. Data collection used in the tests is a
method recognized and accepted by qualified geological engineers and as described in
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by the Wenner four-electrode method, utilizing a DET5/4R & DET5/4D Digital Earth Tester,
manufactured by Megger. The Wenner method involves the use of four probes or electrodes,
driven into the ground along a straight line. A battery current from the Resistivity meter is
caused to flow through the soil between the outside probes. Due to the resistance of the
subsurface, a voltage gradient is established between inside probes by the current flow. The
equipment measures the voltage gradient and current flow from which the average resistance
of the formation mass to a depth equal to the distance between the probes can be calculated.
Resistivity of the strata is then computed from the instrument reading according to the following
formula:
P = 2 n a.R
Where:
P = Resistivity in ohm meter
R = Resistance measured in ohms
a = Electrode spacing
Resistance measurements at each line were conducted with variable probe spacing to
relate subsurface conditions to its electrical resistivity. The resulting soil resistivity is expressed
in ohm-meter. The electrical resistivity tests results are attached in appendix (111.1).
Points Easting Northing
ERT+TRT-01 542279.889 2339462.931
ERT+TRT-02 542474.137 2338995.706
ERT+TRT-03 542940.602 2338756.944
ERT+TRT-04 543264.138 2338842.099
ERT+TRT-05 543280.098 2339567.889
ERT+TRT-06 543626.261 2339239.907
ERT+TRT-07 542955.261 2340145.701
ERT+TRT-08 543626.261 2340644.827
ERT+TRT-09 544006.693 2340411.907
ERT+TRT-10 544341.761 2339868.433
ERT+TRT-11 544341.266 2340740.125
ERT+TRT-12 545034.261 2340569.337
ERT+TRT-13 544697.598 2341102.470
ERT+TRT-14 544341.761 2341685.073
ERT+TRT-15 545034.261 2342061.577
ERT+TRT-16 545440.098 2341479.609
ERT+TRT-17 545853.389 2341249.851
ERT+TRT-18 545653.998 2342381.809
ERT+TRT-19 546222.261 2341926.310
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6.5 In situ Test Pits
Test/Trial Pits were excavated to required depths by a mechanical excavator
and the soil was removed and kept separate then soil samples was stored.
Samples was taken from different depths of the digger bucket to the specified
depth, obtaining descriptions of the layers and collecting representative samples.
The Test/Trial Pits were re-backfilled until reach the original site surface level. The
logs of test pits are shown in Appendix II. Size of tests pits is 1.5 m (Width) x 1.5 m
(Length) with depths mention in the next table. The following table is the location of
the test pits and depths:
Points Easting Northing Depth (m)

TP-01 542350.215 2339333.957 3.0
TP-02 542633.715 2338988.496 3.0
TP-03 542930.715 2338643.035 3.0
TP-04 542809.216 2339838.792 3.0
TP-05 543092.716 2339494.834 3.0
TP-06 543389.715 2339143.649 3.0
TP-07 543254.716 2340343.477 3.0
TP-08 543551.716 2339998.166 3.0
TP-09 543848.716 2339652.705 3.0
TP-10 543565.216 2340680.184 3.0
TP-11 543848.716 2340334.723 3.0
TP-12 544145.716 2339989.262 3.0
TP-13 544024.216 2341185.019 3.0
TP-14 544307.716 2340839.558 3.0
TP-15 544604.716 2340494.097 3.0
TP-16 544321.216 2341521.576 3.0
TP-17 544618.216 2341176.115 3.0
TP-18 544901.716 2340830.654 3.0
TP-19 544780.216 2342026.411 3.0
TP-20 545077.216 2341680.950 3.0
TP-21 545374.216 2341335.489 0.5
TP-22 545657.716 2340990.184 3.0
TP-23 545235.080 2342531.246 1.8
TP-24 545520.921 2342176.437 0.0
TP-25 545823.965 2341840.408 2.0
TP-26 546116.716 2341494.863 1.8

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6.6 Plate Load Test
The plate load test is a relationship between load and settlement (load-settlement curve)
from curve the determination of soil characteristics. The significance use of the plate load test
is majorly for the evaluation of the compaction and to evaluate the bearing capacity up to depth
of 2-times the diameter of the plate, strain modulus and subgrade modulus. The plat loading
tests was performed according to ASTM D-1194 based on the following:
(a) Bearing Plates

-A steel bearing plates with 600 mm diameter and 28 mm thickness was used to
distribute the load from the jack to the plate and to the ground.
-A group of plates was used to satisfy the minimum stiffness necessary to
product no measurable deflection of the plate under maximum.
(b) Loading System

-Backhoe axial was used as reaction load during loading.
-A 30-ton hydraulic jack was used as loading device.
(c) Measurements System

-Three dial gauges with accuracy of 0.01 mm was used to measure the
deflections during loading and unloading.
-Pressure gauges with maximum capacity of 700 bar and 5 bar accuracy was used.
-Reference beam IB100 was used.
(d) Typical Setup
o 2 A 3
Section A-A
(reduced and
diagrammatic)
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Note: the depths and test load of plate load tests were performed according to
giver information while performing in-situ test.
The plate load tests results are attached in appendix (III.2). The following table
is the location of the plate load tests:
Points Easting Northing Depth (m)

PLT-01 542280.368 2339424.211 1.0
PLT-02 542474.616 2338956.986 1.5
PLT-03 542941.080 2338718.224 0.5
PLT-04 543264.617 2338803.379 1.5
PLT-05 543280.576 2339529.169 0.5
PLT-06 543626.740 2339201.187 1.0
PLT-07 542955.740 2340106.981 1.0
PLT-08 543626.740 2340606.107 0.5
PLT-09 544007.172 2340373.187 0.5
PLT-10 544342.240 2339829.713 1.0
PLT-11 544342.240 2340701.404 1.0
PLT-12 545034.740 2340530.617 1.0
PLT-13 544698.076 2341063.750 0.5
PLT-14 544342.240 2341646.353 1.0
PLT-15 545034.740 2342022.857 0.5
PLT-16 545440.576 2341440.889 1.0
PLT-17 545853.868 2341211.131 0.5
PLT-18 545654.477 2342343.089 0.5
PLT-19 546222.740 2341887.590 1.0
6.7 Bulk Samples

Two types of bulk sample were collected from the site for thermal resistivity
tests and CBR tests. The locations of bulk samples for thermal resistivity tests were
mentioned in item 6.4 of this report, while the location of bulk sample for CBR tests
are as following:
CBR-01 542406.761 2338943.915

CBR-02 542265.601 2339388.138
CBR-03 542507.223 2338911.394
CBR-04 542959.298 2338470.466
CBR-05 542603.101 2339519.239
CBR-06 543283.915 2338987.605
CBR-07 542965.415 2339695.112
CBR-08 543983.165 2339351.330
CBR-09 543635.165 2340124.629

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CBR-10 543287.229 2340718.362

CBR-11 544693.415 2340051.568
CBR-12 544347.665 2340648.111
CBR-13 543984.665 2341437.059
CBR-14 545033.101 2341300.405
CBR-15 545447.229 2341123.057
CBR-16 544695.601 2342143.998
CBR-17 545849.165 2341283.912
CBR-18 545080.191 2342735.926
CBR-19 546224.165 2341768.483
7. LABORATORY OBSERVATIONS
Each split-spoon sampler sample recovered was inspected, carefully placed in a
plastic bag and sealed, then labeled and placed in another plastic bag and sealed
again. All samples were collected in boxes and sent to our Laboratory for testing.
Laboratory tests were performed on selective soil samples. All laboratory tests were
made on representative soil samples as follow.
7.1 Particle Size Distribution
Soil consists of an assembly of ultimate soil particles (discrete particles) of
various shapes and sizes. The object of a particle size analysis is to group these
particles into separate ranges of sizes and so determine the relative proportion by
weight of each size range. The method employs sieving and sedimentation of a
soil/water/dispersant suspension to separate the particles. The sedimentation
technique is based on an application of Stokes' law to a soil/water suspension and
periodic measurement of the density of the suspension. The gradation (particle-size
distribution) tests were performed according to ASTM - D422 and D6913. The
curves are used to calculate the coefficient of uniformity and the coefficient of
curvature. The results of the test are given in Appendix (IV. 1).
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7.2 Water Content
This test method cover the laboratory determination of the water (moisture)
content by mass of soil, rock, and similar materials where the reduction in mass by
drying is due to loss of water. This test is performed according to ASTM-D2216.
The results of the test are given in Appendix (IV.2).
7.3 Atterberg Limits
This lab is performed to determine the plastic and liquid limits of a fine grained
soil. The liquid limit (LL) is arbitrarily defined as the water content, in percent, at
which a pat of soil in a standard cup and cut by a groove of standard dimensions
w3l flow together at the base of the groove for a distance of 13 mm (1/2 in.) when
subjected to 25 shocks from the cup being dropped 10 mm in a standard liquid limit
apparatus operated at a rate of two shocks per second. The plastic limit (PL) is the
water content, in percent, at which a soil can no longer be deformed by rolling into
3.2 mm (1/8 in.) diameter threads without crumbling. These test methods cover the
determination of the liquid limit, plastic limit and the plasticity index of soils as
defined in ASTM-D4318. The results of the test are given in Appendix (IV.2).
7.4 Direct Shear Test
This test is performed to determine the consolidated-drained shear strength of
soils. The shear strength is one of the most important engineering properties of a
soil, because it is required whenever a structure is dependent on the soil’s shearing
resistance. This test method covers the determination of the consolidated drained
shear strength of one specimen of a soil material under direct shear boundary
conditions. The specimen is deformed at a controlled rate on or near a single shear
plane determined by the configuration of the apparatus. This test is performed
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7.5 Chemical Analyses
This test method covers the determination of pH, chloride content, sulfate content, total
dissolved salts, carbonate content, turbidity, odor, organic matter, peat, fen, mud and marsh
soil, organic carbon and soil contamination content that aide to define the requirements for
concrete exposed, type of cement to be used, minimum cement content and maximum ratio of
free water to cement. The results are given in Appendix (IV.4).
Note: all the performed tests for chemical analyses are based on our scope of work and contract
7.6 Thermal Resistivity Test
Soil thermal resistivity tests are performed on collected soil samples in order to
process of measuring a volume of soil to determine the thermal conductivity of the
soil. The results of the performed tests are attached in appendix (IV.5).
7.7 Modified Proctor Compaction Test
Modified proctor compaction tests were performed on selected samples. The
tests were performed according to ASTM D-1557-07 Method C. The results of the
tests are given in appendix (IV.6).
7.8 CBR Test
CBR tests were performed on selected bulk samples. The tests were performed
according to AASHTO T193. The results of the tests are given in appendix (IV.6).
7.9 Relative Density Test
Relative density tests were performed on selected bulk samples. The tests were
performed according to ASTM D-4254. The results of the tests are given in
appendix (IV.7).
The results of all of these tests are presented in Appendix (IV). All laboratory tests were
carried out in accordance with the applicable ASTM and/or AASHTO standards.
Note: No suitable sample was available to perform the unconfined
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8. SUBSURFACE FORMATIONS
The subsurface soil field information that have been provided from the borings drilled to a
maximum depth range from 4.5 m to 10.0 m below the site's present surface level, revealed
that the subsurface formation basically consist of many layers that are extending from the
existing site’s present surface levels to the maximum depths investigated. The subsurface
geotechnical profile is composed of the following:
Surface Formation
As a surface layer, a loose to very dense silty fine sand (sand dunes) was
encountered from the boreholes surface. This layer extended to depth range from
0.2 m to 0.7 m below the boreholes surface level.
Sand Formation
The surface layer followed at the location of all boreholes except no. (96, 98, 101,
102, 108 and 114) by a medium dense to very dense sand formation with different
percentage of silt, clay and gravel at different depths and extended to depth range
from 0.6 m to 4.0 m below the boreholes surface level of boreholes no. (85 to 89,
93, 97, 100, 104, 105, 107, 110 to 113, & 115 to 121) and to the end of boreholes
no. (1 to 84, 90 to 92, 94, 95, 99, 103, 106, 109, 122 & 123).
Completely Weathered Granodiorite
The above layer followed at the location of boreholes (85, 87, 93, 96, 97, 98, 100,
107, 108, 110 to 113, 115, 119 & 121) by a very dense completely weathered
granodiorite and extended to depth range from 1.5 m to 3.0 m below the borehole
surface level of boreholes no. (96, 98, 100, 108 & 121) and to the end of boreholes
no. (85, 87, 93, 97, 107, 110 to 113, 115 & 119).
Granodiorite
The above layer followed at the location of boreholes (86, 88, 89, 96, 98, 100, 101,
102, 104, 105, 108, 114, 116 to 118, 120 & 121) by a very highly fractured highly
weathered granodiorite and extended down to the maximum investigated depth of
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Soil Profiles:
Profile No. No. of BH Description
1, 3, 4, 6 to 9, 11, 14, 15, 17 to 19,
22, 23, 25, 29, 30,31,38 to 40, 42, Layer I - from G.S to End of BH’s:
section 1
43, 45, 47, 48, 53 to 56, 58 to 62 Sand formation with different percentage of gravel
65 to 67, 70, 79, 80, 95, 109, 122
Layer I - from G.S to depth range from 1.5 m to 4.5 m:
Silty Sand formation
2, 5, 10 12, 16, 41,46, 63, 99, 106 Layer II - below the above layer and extended to end
section 2
123 of BH’s:
Silty Sand formation with different percentage of
gravel
13, 20,21,24 to 28, 32 to 37, 44

Layer I - from G.S to End of BH’s:
section 3 49 to 52, 57, 64, 68, 69, 71 to 78,
Sand formation with different percentage of silt
81 to 84, 90 to 92, 94, 103
Silty Sand formation with different percentage of silt
85, 87, 93, 97, 107, 110 to 113 and gravel

section 4
115, 119 Layer II - below the above layer and extended to end
of BH’s:
Completely Weathered Rock formation
86, 88, 89, 101, 102, 104, 105 and gravel

section 5
114, 116 to 118, 120 Layer II - below the above layer and extended to end
of BH’s:
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and gravel
Layer II - below the above layer and extended to
section 6 96, 98, 100, 108, 121 depth range from 1.5 m to 3.0 m:
Completely Weathered Rock formation
Layer III - below the above layer and extended to end
of BH’s:
Rock formation
GROUND WATER DEPTH:
During the time of our investigation groundwater table wasn't encountered at the
maximum investigated depth of all boreholes performed by SAFCO. In additional,
the water surface at any site may change according to the seasons and according
to explanations or surface spills from areas adjacent to the site and may also be
affected by any work to reduce the water level of the nearby projects.
9. STUDY AND ANALYSES
Given the nature of the encountered soil in the proposed site, as shown on the
borehole logs, more reliable information on the soil parameters would be obtained
from the field and laboratory tests.
The performed field test was the standard penetration tests (SPT) which was
performed in all boreholes and in all soil formations along with the depths of
boreholes.
It is to be noted that the results of these field and laboratory tests provide direct
information related to the shear strength of the tested soils, The results of these
tests may also be used as a guide for the bearing capacity and compressibility
characteristics of the tested layers.
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9.1 Soil Parameters Estimation
Soil Parameters were calculated by the following criteria:
a) The results of the field tests that are represented by the results of the
standard penetration test.
b) Based on the results of the performed laboratory tests, previously described
in article (7) of this report and attached in appendix (IV).
c) International geotechnical specifications, references and codes that are listed after the
end of article 12 of this report and some of its pages are attached to appendix (VI).
The values of angle of internal friction for sandy soil and its saturated unit weight
can be estimated based on the next table that shows the relations between
different soil parameters refer to foundation Analysis and Design, Joseph E.
Bowles, Table 3-4, PAGE 163.
Very Medium Very

Description Loose Dense
loose Dense Dense
Relative Density “Dr” 0 0.15 0.35 0.65 0.85
Fine 1-2 3-6 7-15 16-30
N/30cm 4-7 8-20 21-40 >40
medium 2-3
(SPT)
coarse 3-6 5-9 10-25 26-45 >45
Fine 26-28 28-30 30-34 33-38
o° medium 27-28 30-32 32-36 36-42 <50
coarse 28-30 30-34 33-40 40-50
ysat (kN/m3) 11 - 16 14-18 17-20 17-22 20-23
In the other hand, the following tables show the relationship between the SPT
values (N) and Es in kN/m2 for sand NAVFAC 7.1 (Section 7. Penetration
Resistance Tests):
SOIL TYPE F = Es/N
Silts, sands silts, slightly cohesive silt-sand mixtures 400
Clean, fine to med, sands & slightly 700
Coarse sands & sands with little gravel 1000
Sandy gravels and gravel 1200

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9.2 Bearing Capacities
This section of this report provides the bearing capacity of the soil based on
This section of this report provides the bearing capacity of the soil based on
observed soil stratification and properties, in order to provide preliminary
assessment of the bearing capacities values were computed by Terzaghi, 1943
method, modified by Hansen, 1970 and Vesic's, 1975 (attached in appendix VI)
(qu)= (C.Nc.Fcs.Fcd.Fci)+(q.Nq.Fqs.Fqd.Fqi)+(0.5 Y.B.Ny.Fys.Fyd.Fyi)
Bearing Capacity for soil layers subsurface on the basis of the values of internal
friction angle (<D) and the cohesion (C) derived from the results of field and
laboratory tests and guided by the above table.
9.3 Settlement Estimation

9.3.1 Foundation Conditions and Distribution of Stresses
Soils that effect of external load are subjected to stress. The vertical stress is
increase in soil due to various type of loading. At any point in soil the stress applied
from own weight of soil which called effective stress, and from external load which
called net stress In order to predict the settlement values, Boussinesq's formula
was carried out for the distribution of stresses to calculate the net stresses and
process the settlement prediction. The increment of vertical stress (oz) at depth z, is
necessary to predict the settlements and this increment of vertical stress az at the
point P under one of the corners (not under the centre) of a rectangular area loaded
by a uniform vertical loading q is given by (p.54 of Poulos book)
Z
c//7/r of area
B
z B L
n z—
I _X <rx
m— ^ y
2
1 m. n m. n 1 1
Ictz =
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9.3.2 Immediately Settlement (Si)
The immediately settlement is due to the immediate compression of the different
soil layers under un-drained condition. It is calculated by assuming the soil mass to
behave as an elastic soil. The natural soil compressed immediately (instantaneous)
with the construction steps of the structure. The immediately settlement is
computed according to the following:

Ag AH
9.3.3 The Consolidation / Long Term Settlement (Sc)
The values of long term settlement did not performed due to the absence of clay
formation below ground water level.
9.4 General Considerations

• Bearing capacity calculation based on the following considerations
- In general, the top soil is medium dense sandy formation
- Internal friction angle (O0) = 31°
- Unit weight below the foundations = 18 kN/m2
- Factor of Safety = 3
- Different widths B (1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 5.0)m
- Different foundation depths Df (0.25, 0.50, 1.00, 1.50)m
• Settlement calculation based on the following considerations:
- For IDT Transformers: borehole no. (40) was taking as soil model
- For LT/RMU: borehole no. (28) was taking as soil model
- For Outdoor/Miscellaneous structures: borehole no. (33) was taking as

soil model
- Our calculation were based on the proposed foundation dimensions,

foundation types and required foundations depths were prepared and
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10. DISCUSSION
In general, the foundations for such proposed structure resting on such
presented In general, the foundations for such proposed structures resting on such
presented subsurface formations usually consist of Shallow or Deep foundations.
The choice of the type of foundations will depend primarily on the type and weight
of the structures the denseness and strength of the underlying stress influenced
strata and on the position of the groundwater level (in case). It is clear from the
borings logs that the site covered by this investigation is considered suitable for the
structure of the proposed project and it is logical to utilize Shallow foundations to
support the proposed structures safely.
11. GEOTECHNICAL RECOMMENDATIONS

11.1) Generat Description
The site covered by this investigation is considered suitable for the structure of
the proposed project provided that the conditions set forth in this report are met.
11.2) Type of Foundations , Depth of Foundations. Allowable Bearing Capacity and
Modulus of Subgrade Reaction
The recommended foundations types and depths for different structures
(according to structural design), the net allowable bearing capacities and
modulus of subgrade reaction for the proposed structural will be as follow:
Founding depth from Net Allowable Modulus of

Foundation Subgrade
Structure Name EGL (Existing Bearing Capacity
Type Reaction (kN/m3)
Ground Level) (m) (kN/m2)
1.00
Gate Supporting Isolated or 150 15000
1.50
Buildings Raft/Mat
1.75
MCR & Ware House 1.00
Isolated 150 15000
Building 1.50
0.25 75 7500
IDT Transformer Raft/Mat 0.50 100 10000
1.00 125 12500
LT Panel/RMU Isolated or 0.15

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Founding depth from Net Allowable Modulus of
Foundation Subgrade
Structure Name EGL (Existing Bearing Capacity
Type Reaction (kN/m3)
Ground Level) (m) (kN/m2)
0.15
Diesel Tank Raft/Mat 75 7500
0.30
Outdoor & 1.00 100 10000
Miscellaneous Isolated
structures 1.50 125 12500
Due to the different required foundation depths that required from the designer, all
stability cases should take into consideration that satisfy adequate factor of safety
according to the project specifications specially for the horizontal forces (if any).
Preparation of Foundation Surface
1. The natural site surface should cleared from any fill materials and/or sand
dunes.
2. The excavation surface should be inundate with water and after drying it
should compacted to reach a dry density not less than 95% of the maximum
dry density obtained from modified proctor test.
3. In all cases the foundation should be rested on one type of formation
(sand/completely weathered rock or rock).
4. In case of all foundation of any structure rested on rock formation, a
cyclopean concrete/ plain concrete can be used on the rock to compensate
the levels, so that the foundations can be placed on the same level and the
load mobilized to the rock layer.
5. In case of any fill material and/or sand dunes appeared at the foundation
level it should be removed and replaced by engineering fill (AASHTO A-1-a
materials) and it should be spread in uniform layers not exceeding 0.25 m in
thickness and compacted to a minimum Standard compaction of 95% of
Modified Proctor (ASTM D1557).
Note: The recommended bearing capacities are based on that the calculated
settlement will be within the allowed values as allowable settlements in the
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11.3) Site Grading
It is recommended that all site preparation and grading be done in close
contact with the Geotechnical Engineer.
The site should be cleared and excavated to the required foundation level
loose and organic soils (if any) at the foundation level must be removed.
Engineering/Back fill (AASHTO A-1-a or A-1-b materials) can be used around
and above the foundations, the fill (controlled by the Specialized Engineer)
should be spread in uniform layers not exceeding 25cm in thickness and
compacted to a minimum Standard compaction of 95% (ASTM D698). All
related backfilling tests should be done to control the backfilling work.
Temporary open excavation side slope of 1.0 V : 1.0 H should be
maintained, otherwise Shoring may be implemented.
if any water spells appeared, a suitable dewatering system (if needed) is
recommended to use in order to execute all underground concrete elements
and compaction in dry condition.
11.4) Settlements
By applying the net allowable bearing capacity, the estimated total settlement
are compared with the allowable settlements in the SBC 303 - Structural - Soil and
Foundations, Section 5.4.
Settlements calculations for isolated and raft foundations attached in appendix (IV).
11.5) Seismic Soil Profile Type
According to SBC 301 the following parameters should be taking into
consideration during study of earthquake effects (attached in Appendix VI):

Site class definition site region Ss S
D 3 0.20 0.04
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Ss: The mapped maximum considered earthquake, 5% damped spectral response
acceleration at short periods as defined in Section (Fig. 22-1).
Si: The mapped maximum considered earthquake, 5% damped, spectral response
acceleration at a period of 1 sec as defined in Section (Fig. 22-2).
11.6) Soil Parameters
1. The expected soil parameters for the filling material above, around
foundations and walls (if any):
• Unit Weight Y2 = 19.0 kN/m3
• Angle of internal Friction O= 30°
• Active earth pressure coefficient ka = 0.33
• Passive earth pressure coefficient Kp = 3.0
• At rest pressure coefficient K0 = 0.50
• Angle of Active wall friction (vertical direction) § = 20
2. Recommended soil parameters for the soil formation:
Earth Pressure
Yb Cu Parameters
Soil Type SPT Es (kN/m2) <D°
(kN/m3) (kN/m2)
ka kp k0
Medium dense
Sand 0.32 3.12 0.48
to dense 18 11000 -42000 31
(0.0 m - 1.5 m)
11-42
Dense to Very
Sand 0.46
Dense 19 35000- 100000 33 0.29 3.39
(deeper than 1.5 m)
35-100
Completely 4.02 0.40
Very Dense 22 100000 37 0.25
Weathered Rock
Rock (RMR < 15) 26 1000000 12 75
11.7) Liquefaction Potential
The encountered formations are consisted of dense to hard layers, such
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11.9) Type of Cement
According to the type of structures and chemical analysis that has been conducted on
the subsurface soil, Type (I) is recommended for use in the foundations and subsurface
constructions (Appendix III), moreover, suitable coating should be applied to all
underground structures surfaces. In addition the project specifications should be
followed. All precautions against of sewage leakage should be taking into consideration
to protect all underground elements.
11.10) Uplift Resistance
for transient uplift from live loads applied to foundation, it is recommended to
use cohesive-less soil as a backfilling material around and above the
foundation and earth cone method can be used in analysis (according to
IEEE 691-2001). The cone angle for the cohesive-less backfilling is 20°.
According to NAVFAC 7.2 - Chapter 4 - Section 8, Figure 17.
12. LIMITATIONS
The recommendations which are given in this report are based on the assumption that
the soil condition does not deviate appreciably from those disclosed in the Borings and
Laboratory Test results. If any unanticipated variations or if the proposed construction will differ
from those planned at this time, as it is described in this report, the soil engineer should be
notified so that the supplementary recommendations can be given.
In the event that during the construction phase of the project, any variations appear in the
anticipated subsurface conditions which are presented in this report, or any changes are
affected to the nature of the structures considered in this report, it would be necessary to inform
us to conduct site visit observations to reevaluate our recommendations accordingly. The
scope of this report does not contain the dynamic study, cavities investigations, geophysical
study and hydrological study such as the seasonal variation in groundwater levels, rainfall
effect and tide effect.
Our company after having been chosen to perform this Geotechnical Investigation shall
in case of counter claim be liable only to the extent of what has been paid for the works done.
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References
This geotechnical investigation program and recommendations are carried out in
accordance with the applicable of the following references:
• The international standards of the Saudi Building Code (SBC).
The international standards of American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM )
The international standards of American Association of State Highway and

transportation Officials (AASHTO).
The Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC ENGCOM) 7.1 & 7.2
British Standard standards (BSI).
Federal Highway Administration specification (FHWA).
Egyptian Code for Soil Mechanics and Foundations
Foundation Engineering Handbook: design and construction with the 2006 international
building code / Robert W. Day. p. cm.
Engineering Properties of Soils and Their Measurement, Joseph E. Bowles, McGraw-

Hill, 1992.
Foundation Analysis and Design, Joseph E. Bowles.
Principles foundation Engineering, Baraja M. Das.

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-1
PROJECT : JEDDAH 300 MW AC PV SOLAR PROJECT DATE STARTED: 06-12-2020

CLIENT : LARSEN &TOUBRO LIMITED DATE FINISHED: 06-12-2020
LOCATION : 3rd INDUSTRIAL CITY, JEDDAH, K.S A DRILL RIG : 42
PROJECT No: SM-10822 ELEVATION : DRILLER : IDREES
G.W.D. NORTH : 2339421.282 GEOLOGIST : FAISAL
G.W.L. EAST : 542188.215 TOTAL DEPTH : 5 00 M
S PT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, LL PI ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT WC.
SAMPLERS uses Description (N) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
DEPTH 20 40 60 80
AND TEST DATA
r0
J SM 18 06 B-1-1
7/15
9/15
SILTY FINE SAND.
9/15 Medium dense, light
SM brown, dry
i(DUNE SAND)
ii SILTY SAND with some
0.75
1 10/15 gravel. Medium dense to 19 12 NP B-1-2
■f 9/15
10/15
very dense, brown, dry
to damp
*
1.5 8/15 19 1.6 B-1-3

* 10/15
9/15
-2.25 12/15 28 3.4 B-1-4 T
w 15/15
13/15
1
-ii
3 10/15 32 4.6 B-1-5 ■
If k : ..:
14/15
18/15
3.75
II
I. 1-
4.5 : :n
.. i 30 /15 70 5.7 B-1-6
30 /15
t I V
40 /15
26 /15 100 61 B-1-7
- 5.25
m
. ■
50 /10
END OF BORING
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Coring done by double tube core barrel. Note: S.P.T./CM
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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-2

LOCATION : 3rd INDUSTRIAL CITY. JEDDAH, K.S.A DRILL RIG : 42
G.W.D. : - NORTH : 2339191.080 GEOLOGIST : FAISAL
G..W.L. : - EAST : 542377.215 TOTAL DEPTH : 5 00 M
SPT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT WC. LL PI
DEPTH 20 40 60 80
AND TEST DATA
0 16 0.4 B-2-1
5/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND.
7/15
SM brown, dry
. i(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 dense to dense, brown
: 7/15
7/15
17 1.7 B-2-2
10/15 dry
f
1.5 12/15 34 2.1 NP B-2-3
16/15
18/15
-
M
i : .i .i
SP-SM POORLY/WELL
- 2.25
w 13/15
GRADED SAND with silt
27 3.2 B-2-4
1 12/15 and some gravel and

15/15 cobbles. Medium dense
ft?
if •; to very dense, brown,
t-V s;
.‘U'J dry to damp
3 8/15 21 5.1 NP B-2-5

9/15
12/15
- :l
3.75
LA
b.o-;
li
'• U ■:
4.5 48 5.4 B-2-6

f 24 /15
.-1 ‘
24/15
V 27/15 68 58 B-2-7
i
30 /15
if 3
1 . 38/15
5.25
AA
■ LWl
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-3

LOCATION : 3rd INDUSTRIAL CITY, JEDDAH, K.S.A DRILL RIG : 42
S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS.
ELEV/ SPT WC L L P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
AND TEST DATA 20 40 60 80
0 B-3-1
5/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 12 0 9
6/15
- 6/15 Medium dense, light
SP-SM
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
POORLY/WELL
0.75 l u :r ' 6/15 GRADED SAND with silt 15 2.3 B-3-2
[ 7/15
8/15 and some gravel and
cobbles. Medium dense
• to very dense, brown,
dry to damp
r 1.5 < •i. - I-
5/15
5/15
11 29 B-3-3
6/15
L
•i r
2.25 12/15 SW-SM 15 3.5 NP B-3-4

6/15
9/15
k'l‘1 '.i
3 - 12/15 SP-SM 32 5 8 B-3-5
f.f.r•n. 14/15
•;...A 18/15
'■l
:
3.75
\
i
4.5
l
20/15 100 6.2 B-3-6
50 /10
r-1 50/12 100 5.4 B-3-7

: ■■3
5.25 END OF BORING
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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-4

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ SPT W.C. L L P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
SAMPLERS uses Description (N) (%) <%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
DEPTH
i T
0 B-4-1
5/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 12 0.8
6/15
6/15 SP-SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
■V: KDUNE SAND)
i-WTr
S;~* POORLY/WELL
- 0.75 5/15 GRADED SAND with silt 15 2.7 B-4-2
7/15
v*. V! cobbles. Medium dense
r it
to very dense, brown,
dry to damp
- 1.5 r 7/15 18 2.5 B-4-3
Ui-.I.
9/15
9/15
I-;;
2.25 10/15 25 3.1 B-4-4
13/15
r.-j:.- 12/15
Mi;-!
iT«:i u*
- 3 16/15 36 4.2 NP B-4-5
I
SP-SM
17/15
19/15
x\.
••: -V
3.75
SIS: •V
* fr:: >..'
: y: f:
i". j;-.'
i
t..'
-4.5
I
15/'5 38 5.4 B-4-6
18/15
20 /15
1
23/15 64 6.3 B-4-7
26/15
38/15
- 5.25
I
i END OF BORING
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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-5

CLIENT : LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED DATE FINISHED: 06-12-2020
G.W.D. : - NORTH : 2338500,476 GEOLOGIST : FAISAL
S PT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, SAMPLE
ELEV/ SAMPLERS uses Description
SPT WC. LL P I ROD SCR ICR
DEPTH (N) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
0 B-5-1 !
6/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 11 04
5/15
brown, dry
(DUNE SAND)
SM
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 7/15 dense to dense, brown, 13 1.9 B-5-2
[
6/15 dry to damp
7/15
1.5 8/15 22 3.1 B-5-3

10/15
12/15
2.25 10/15 35 4.1 NP B-5-4

18/15
17/15
3 ' 12/15 42 4.7 B-5-5

18/15
24/15
! ‘v :
.•'TiS,,/
SP-SM POORLY/WELL
3.75 •. I -i«l . GRADED SAND with silt ■
Lv*.* and some cobbles. Very

i*n:i .■ ■. *
dense, brwon, wet
: rj:
4.5 ,. 'J 50/12 100 5.1 B-5-6
4 B-5-7
5 50/10 100 4.3
5.25 END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-6

LOCATION : 3rd INDUSTRIAL CITY, JEDDAH. K.S.A DRILL RIG : 42
G.W.L. : - EAST : 543038.715 TOTAL DEPTH : 5 00 M
SPT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, SPT W.C LL PI ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/
DEPTH
r0 5/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 11 0.7 B-6-1

6/15
brown, dry
(DUNE SAND)
SM
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 7/15 dense to very dense, 15 2.2 B-6-2
8/15
7/15 brown, dry
-1.5
I
12/15 34 2.9 NP B-6-3
6/15
18/15
- 2.25 18/15 54 3.7 B-6-4

22 /15
-jl
32 /15
SP-SM POORLY/WELL 7
and some gravel.
3
a 8/15
7/15
7/15
Medium dense to very
dense, brown, dry to
damp
14 4.2 B-6-5
-3.75
'ii T •
4.5
mT :. i
NP B-6-6
14 /15 SW-SM 40 5.9
18/15
22/15
19/15 60 6.7 B-6-7

26 /15
34 /15
- 5.25
END OF BORING
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TEST BORING L66
BORING NO.: B-7

S PT CURVE
ELEV/ SPT WC. L L P I ROD SCR TCR
DEPTH
0 B-7-1
6/15
brown, dry
(DUNE SAND)_______
SP-SM
POORLY GRADED
v
- 0.75
r 8/15
9 /15
11 /15
SAND with silt and some
gravel. Medium dense to
20 25 B-7-2
damp
■5*
1.5 9/15 28 2 8 B-7-3
* :,H-I 10/15
18/15
i
2.25 34 3.3 NP B-7-4 Y
13/15 SP-SM
! 16/15
18/15
3
LBif1 21 4.4 B-7-5
f
10/15
9 /15
12/15
,4
3.75
!
' ;V;
■'
fr-r-
4.5 68 B-7-6 Y
12/15 30
f
14/15
16/15
B-7-1
UivT 21 /15
23/15
50 6.5
27 /15
5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-8

LOCATION : 3rd INDUSTRIAL CITY. JEDDAH. K.S.A DRILL RIG : 42
S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS. SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT WC L L P I ROD SCR TCR
DEPTH
SAMPLERS uses Description (N) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%> (%) NO
0 B-8-1
6/15
brown, dry
«;r
(DUNE SAND)
SP-SM
POORLYA/VELL
0.75 9/15 GRADED SAND with silt 21 2.7 B-8-2
n;: -j
(it
11 /15
10/15
and some gravel.
»!• • ■
damp
- 1.5 8/15 22 3.1 B-8-3
10/15
12/15
Ml
i
■-
2.25
❖
B-8-4
f
13/15 25 3.2
11 /15
14 /15
(Ml
3 10/15 SP-SM 30 3.7 NP B-8-5
12/15
iM . 18/15
.: x ' *'
3.75 .•
•r.V;.
4.5
m
B-8-6
I
18/15 40 5.7
16/15
24 /15
20/15 58 7 3 B-8-7
25/15
T-v rv' 33/15
- 5.25
; :i .Tvi
y J.
END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOd
BORING NO.: B-9

SPT CURVE
ELEV/ SPT WC LL P I ROD SCR TCR
DEPTH
0 05 B-9-1
7 /15
8/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND. 15

brown, dry
i
(DUNE SAND)
SP-SM
POORLY/WELL
•.v-.V:
0.75 GRADED SAND with silt B-9-2
I
9/15 17 2.1
rii' 7/15
and some gravel.
10/15
i-rv.i-T
damp
1.5 fry’ 10/15 28 3.6 B-9-3
12/15
16/15
.
Ir.TV1-'«
2.25 r*:: 12/15 26 4.1 B-9-4

15/15
11 /15
- 3
W:
I
8/15 22 46 B-9-5
10 /15
li/rt 7 12/15
3.75
4.5 20 /15 48 59 NP B-9-6

SW-SM
24 /15
24/15
1 26 /‘5 76 6.4 B-9-7

34 /15
5.25
42 /15
END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-10

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS.
ELEV/ SPT WC. LL PI ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
0 B-10-1
f
8/15
9/15 SM Medium dense, light
brown, dry
t(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
- 0.75 8/15 dense, brown, dry 18 2.3 B-10-2
8/15
10/15
t3
r i.s 8/15 22 39 NP B-10-3

10/15
12/15
SP-SM POORLY/WELL
r: GRADED SAND with silt
2.25 B-10-4
I
10/15 28 4.7
13/15 and some gravel.
15/15 Medium dense to very
damp
3
I
12/15 SP-SM 32 4.9 NP B-10-5 ■
14/15
18/15
C-V
u- ¥■
3.75
U *
■ • X ■'
T.:T
4.5 10/15 43 5.4 B-10-6
! 17/15
26/15
i t:: r
•1
18/15 66 6.8 B-10-7
29/15
5.25 v . 37/15
1 .<'*C
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-11

S PT. CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, SPT WC LL P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/
DEPTH
0 5/15 11 0.9
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
6/15
■
t.ax . SP-SM
brown, dry
aT. i(DUNESAND)
POORLY/WELL
0.75
: >!
9/15 GRADED SAND with silt 20 1.7 B-11-2
Si'L 10/15
L i-tln.r
W'-: dense, brown, dry to
damp
11
- 1.5 12/15 30 26 B-11-3
16/15
16/15
jv.:
jl.
2.25 10/15 32 3.3 B-11-4

17/15
15/15
■F<Y'
'J': vL’
■V
3 T' 3.7 B-11-5
f
'i.'uj'.i'. 8/15 31
10/15
21 /15
.4?
3.75
*
r r
4.5
,
18/15 SW-SM 52 4.2 NP B-11-6
24/15
8/15
19/15 51 4 7 B-11-7
25/15
5.25 s- H 26/15
• s4
I ^-
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-12

S PT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ SPT wc. L L P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
SAMPLERS uses Description (N) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO.
0 B-12-1
6/15
mm SM brown, dry
JDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 8/15 dense to very dense, 21 2.3 16 NP B-12-2
10/15
11 /15 brown, dry to damp
|
r.-J
1.5 8/15 22 34 B-12-3

10/15
12/15
r: b:;
2.25 9/15
14/15
30 4.2 B-12-4 \
16/15
1
• 3 18/15 52 4.7 B-12-5
24/15
28/15
SP-SM POORLY/WELL
- 3.75 GRADED SAND with silt
i 5»i and some gravel. Very
: dense, brown, damp
I ny. :
4.5 B-12-6
l 33/15 100 4 9
50/10
-
1
30/15 72 5.6 B-12-7
34 /15
38/i 5
5.25
END OF BORING
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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-13

S PT CURVE
ELEV/
DEPTH
0 B-13-1
f 10/15
9/15
SM Medium dense, light
brown, dry
■
i(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75
. dense to very dense, B-13-2
11 /15 28 28
13/15 brown, dry to damp
15/15
h 1.5
f
10/15 20 3.7 NP B-13-3
9/15
11 /15
2.25 16/15 39 3.9 B-13-4

19/15
20/15
’ 3
:l
r 18/15
50/12
100 5.2 B-13-5
— 3.75
- 4.5 68 5.7 B-13-6 Y-

30 /15
28/15
40/15
25/15 68 6.4 B-13-7

31 /15
37 /15
5.25
END OF BORING
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FEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-14

SPT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS. ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT W.C LL PI
DEPTH
r0 7/15 SM 18 0.7 B-14-1

' 9/15
SILTY FINE SAND.
9/15 SP-SM Medium dense, light
•.‘fW: brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
■V
POORLY/WELL
12/15
cobbles. Dense to very 1
damp.
1.5 •!*- 16/15 48 3.1 B-14-3
r ui 18/15
30/15
i 13 ;.i
2.25 13/15 36 3.8 B-14-4

17/15
19/15
:\t
3 t*: :■
4.1 B-14-5
?
20/15 100
50 /12
■.V J
/
3.75
t L: Ci
4.5 42/15 SP-SM 61 6.1 NP B-14-6

28/15
33/15 ■■
I -k
28/15 76 69 B-14-7
36 l'5
JLiV-l 40 C5
5.25
•V
_
END OF BORING
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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-15

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, SPT WC. L L P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ uses Description
SAMPLERS (N) (%) (%) (%> (%) (%) (%) NO
DEPTH
T 0 6/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 18 0.5 B-15-1

8/15
f; 10/15
SP-SM Medium dense, light
•.'r i : ■
brown, dry
t(DUNE SAND)
POORLY/WELL
0.75 10/15 SP-SM GRADED SAND with silt 24 1.9 NP B-15-2
1
13/15
11 /15
and some gravel.
* Medium dense to very
r dense, brown, dry to
damp.
- 1.5 8/15 22 36 B-15-3
10/15
12/15
< i :;r.:
«*L
■ .'if:
'
l
- 2.25 10/15 34 4.7 B-15-4
15/15
19/15
j'.r
3 14 /15 35 5.3 B-15-5

'ii ! 18 /15
17/15
r
3.75
k wVh*?,
Vt i .j
4.5 34 /15 100 5.9 B-15-6

28/15
50/12
■ 30/15 75 6.2 B-15-7 :

•YTfk
-J| 'J'J ..f: 36/15
5.25 jLn-'l 39/15
FL'-IsJ
' ‘ v'
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-16

LOCATION : 3rd INDUSTRIAL CITY, JEDDAH. K.S A DRILL RIG : 42
S P T CURVE
ELEV/ SPT W.C LL P I RQD SCR TCR
DEPTH
0 B-16-1
12/15
: brown, dry
:
■-
KDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
r 0.75 10/15 dense to very dense, 29 1.4 B-16-2
16/15
-1.5 18/15 100 22 B-16-3

50/12
11
2.25 19/15 48 4.1 17 NP B-16-4

23/15
25/15
I
3 18 /15 46 46 B-16-5
22/15
24 /IS
?’ r
7 SP-SM POORLY/WELL
3.75
•v GRADED SAND with silt
•1
and some gravel. Dense
1^*
damp
•"UVji-.
if.
4.5 SW-SM 42 6.7 NP B-16-6
.■I i II!-
24/12
1
15/15 53 6.1 B-16-7 '
5.25
* f 24/15
29/15
END OF BORING


FEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-17

SPT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, SPT WC. LL P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ uses
SAMPLERS Description (N) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
DEPTH AND TEST DATA 20 40 60 80
0 B-17-1
7/15
8 /15 Medium dense, light
SP-SM brown, dry
;A
x:: JDUNE SAND)
i POORLY/WELL
0.75 GRADED SAND with silt
I
9/15 14 1.1 B-17-2
7/15
damp
: 1.5 5/15 11 2.5 B-17-3
5/15
:: J 6/15
<s:
$ -
L 2.25
1
9/15 25 4.5 B-17-4
.V* >'f
12/15
i 13/15
;i
- 3
.• in \t:
>•vr.v.
* I 16/15
18/15
50/12
SP-SM 100 4.9 NP B-17-5
3.75
i 4
%.
4.5
F 24/15 100 5 3 B-17-6

/
50/10 /
Uiil.V
_
a
.i 57 5.9 B-17-7
c
20/15
f
22/15
35 /15
- 5.25
Pm :/*’*'
END OF BORING

i-L. U')
rE$T BORING LUG
BORING NO.: B-18

SPT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS. SPT WC. L L P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
SAMPLERS (N) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
AND TEST DATA 2C 40 60 80
o B-18-1 T
7/15
brown, dry
KDUNESAND)_______
i-i-V- -
POORLY/WELL
■: *
9/15
■
dry to damp
1.5 • *■
8/15 SP-SM 22 28 NP B-18-3
f
uiii/1 12/15
10/15
41 j;
¥ ■;
r
2.25 /. j; 30 3 7 B-18-4
9/15
13/15
Cl 17/15
4/<l
L
3 :•
’Vieii
W • • *:
r 14 /15
16/15
18/12
34 4.2 B-18-5
1
■
3.75
'
vt f ■'
■Vi
i
4.5 10/15 100 4 0 B-18-6
18/15
50/12
/
47 6.4 B-18-7
d
16/15
21 /15
27/15
5.25
:: -v
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-19

S.P.T CURVE
ELEV/ SPT W.C LL PI ROD SCR TCR
DEPTH
0 B-19-1
10/15 20 08
J
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
8 /15
SM A brown, dry
\(DUNE SAND)
ii SILTY SAND with grvel.
C.75 13/15 Dense to very dense, 32 1.8 B-19-2
15/15
4:
I
1.5 18/15 48 3.4 B-19-3
p
18 /15
30/15
fl
2.25 19/15 46 38 NP B-19-4
I
20 /15
26/15
- 3 TT 32 46 B-19-5
24/15
< ■ 18/15
±<k 14/12
'
3.75 i
4
1**
4.5 24 /15 100 4 9 B-19-6
28 Z15
50 ro
I
26/15 69 53 B-19-7
35/15
34 /15
5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-20

SPT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, LL P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ uses SPT WC
r 0 22 0.5 B-20-1
9/15
9/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
13/15
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
12/15
13/15
brown, dry to damp
1.5 16/15 36 2 8 B-20-3

18/15
18/15
2.25 17/15 44 3.2 B-20-4

20/15
24/15
\
3 30/15 100 3 8 NP B-20-5

40/15
50/12
3.75
4.5 24/15 100 56 B-20-6

50/10
30/15 75 5.9 B-20-7

33/15
42/15
- 5.25
END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-21

S PT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, LL P I ROD SCR ICR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT WC
DEPTH
0 23 0.7 B-21-1
10/15
10/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
13/15
SM
Medium dense, light
t brown, dry
i(DUNE SAND)______
SILTY SAND. Dense to
0.75 12/15 very dense, brown, dry 33 1.5 B-21-2
15/15
r • 18/15 to damp
::
m: j
-1.5 13/15 34 39 NP B-21-3 V

16/15
18/15
2.25 19/15 48 4.7 B-21-4

22/15
26/15
3 16/13 40 5.1 B-21-5
f
16/15
24 /15
- 3.75 \
4.5 40/15 100 5.4 B-21-6

i- •
50/12
r
39 /15 100 5.2 B-21-7
50/10
5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-22

S P T CURVE
ELEV/ SPT WC L L P I ROD SCR ICR
DEPTH
J
19 1.1 B-22-1
7/15
9/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
SP-SM brown, dry
t(DUNE SAND)
•Vi' POORLY/WELL
0.75 11 /15 GRADED SAND with silt 22 12 B-22-2
9/15
I
w; to very dense, brown,
YY* dry to damp
- 1.5 = ■ {T. _
10/15 23 34 B-22-3
:V 10/15
i". ■■./.I 13/15
-
t-
2.25 12/15 33 5.2 B-22-4

V
f
15/15
18/15
A. :1.' '• i
- 3
1
1 15/13 SW-SM 48 5.5 NP B-22-5
• I* .r 21/15
27/15
4 ‘
- 3.75 .•.jvr.::
; j %;
r
S;,;t
4.5 40/15 100 4 9 B-22-6
50/10
. ►:
B-22-7
f
28/15 68 58
33/15
35/15
5.25
' Y/:i
END OF BORING
h 6


FEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-23

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, SPT W.C. L L P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ uses
DEPTH
0 0.8 B-23-1
6/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 13
7/15
6/15
•A-: brown, dry
t(DUNE SAND)
POORLYAA/ELL
8/15
9/15
and some gravel and
/•W cobbles. Medium dense
dry to damp
■ 1.5 ■
■I
10/15 20 2.7 B-23-3
11 /15
9/15
“1
ii:
/l
- 2.25 4 8 NP B-23-4
r i' 'i 'i ■ ■
12/15 SP-SM 23
10 /15
fV j . 13/15
■4T|fc'.
.ti ■ #
- 3 12/13 32 5.1 B-23-5

14 /15 2
18/15 \
\
:■
It';.-.
3.75 : -y!■ it
i i-- :i>.S '
• .iMj \
- ^-vi
4.5 30/15 100 5.5 B-23-6

50/10
a
’: :i
'•’i
18/15 100 46 B-23-7
25/15
50/11
iM
5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-24

S P T CURVE
ELEV/ SPT W.C. LL P I
DEPTH 20 40 60 80
AND TEST DATA
r 0 SM 18 0.2 B-24-1
11 /15
10/15
SILTY FINE SAND.
brown, dry
1(DUNE SAND)
POORLY/WELL
- 0.75 7/15 GRADED SAND with 18 25 B-24-2
9/15 silt. Medium dense to
9/15
to damp
1.5 8/15 17 3.3 B-24-3

9/15
8/15
2.25 9/15 25 4.1 B-24-4

12/15
13/15
- 3 40 5.6 NP B-24-5
12/13
16/15
SP-SM \
24/15
3.75
\
- 4.5 P 50/12 100 58 B-24-6
39/15 100 67 B-24-7

50/14
5.25
END OF BORING
- 6


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-25

S P T CURVE
ELEV/ SPT WC L L PI ROD SCR TCR
DEPTH
- 0 20 03 B-25-1
9/15
11 /15
SP-SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
j(DUNE SAND)______
POORLY/WELL
0.75 10/15 GRADED SAND with 18 1.7 B-25-2
9/15
to damp
1
-1.5 18 3.7 B-25-3
1
8/15
9/15
9/15
2.25 12/15 34 4.6 B-25-4 —R

14/15
20 /15 \
■I
- 3
P
30/13 100 4.9 B-25-5
50 /12
3.75
4.5 21 /15 70 6.4 NP B-25-6

SP-SM
28/15 -
42 /15
26/15 79 74 B-25-7
39/15
40 /15
5.25
END OF BORING
r


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-26

SPT CURVE
ELEV/ SPT WC L L P I RQD SCR TCR
DEPTH
0 B-26-1
9/15
SM brown, dry
>(DUNE SAND)
V SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 8/15 dense to very dense, 22 2.7 NP B-26-2
12/15
4 I
I
1.5 10/15 24 3.7 B-26-3
"r
f 2/15
12/15
2.25 •3 13/15 31 5.1 B-26-4

16/15
15/15 '
i
i
- 3
pi 18/15
18 /15
54 4 7 B-26-5
36/15
!.j:
3.75
■
•H
4.5 B-26-6
f
42/15 100 55
50 /13
4
END OF BORING
5.25


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-27

CLIENT :: LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED DATE FINISHED: 08-12-2020
SPT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ uses SPT WC L L P I RQD SCR TCR SAMPLE
SAMPLERS Description (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
DEPTH (N)
T 0 B-27-1
9/15
SM brown, dry
l(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 7/15 dense to dense, brown 21 2 1 B-27-2
10/15
11 /15
dry to damp
- 1.5 7/15 17 3.2 B-27-3

8/15
9/15
2.25 11 /15 25 4.9 B-27-4

13/15
12/15
- 3 10/15 36 5.2 NP B-27-5

18/15
18/15
I
3.75
SP-SM POORLY-WELL
Y
GRADED SAND with
silt. Very dense, brown
4.5 30 /15 damp 100 54 B-27-6 ■
50 /12 i
26/15 72 7.1 B-27-7

34 /15
38 '15
- 5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-28

S P T CURVE
ELEV/ SPT WC. LL P I ROD SCR ICR
DEPTH
0 14 0.7 B-28-1
8/15
6/15
SM
Medium dense, light
r brown, dry
t(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
- 0.75
■1 7/15
9/15
dense to very dense, 18 22 B-28-2
:1:
-1.5 1: 8/15 15 3.4 B-28-3 J
7/15
8/15
! 1
■
2.25 : 9/15 22 38 B-28-4
f
9/15
13/15
- .3 ■ 18/15 40 49 B-28-5
.
:j:J '£'m
i
.
■ \
3.75 ■I
v
;i
4.5 30/15 100 58 NP B-28-6

50 /12
28 /15 69 6.4 B-28-7

33/15
36/15
5.25
END OF BORING

I/!?
TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-29

SOIL SYMBOLS, S P T CURVE
ELEV/ SPT WC L L PI ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
r0 7/15 SM 22 05 B-29-1
! 10/15
SILTY FINE SAND.
12/15
If brown, dry
KDUNESAND)
SILTY SAND with some
0.75 gravel. Medium dense to
w
B-29-2
f
10/15 21 1 6
r 10/15
: fr 11 /15 very dense, brown, dry
to damp
-
i
1.5 10/15 24 2.8 NP B-29-3
i, ! 12/15
12/15
ii
-
2.25
t ! 9/15 31 4.1 B-29-4
I 13/15
18/15
fI
%
f i • V •- 1
3 18/15 42 4.5 B-29-5

T
U': 1 18/15
24 /15 .
M
- 3.75 1
\
4.5
•r 30/15 100 4.2 B-29-6
50/12
M- -H
•i-t
■ >
if.: * 36/15 100 4.4 B-29-7

50/13
- 5.25
m END OF BORING
r
- 6


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-30

SPT CURVE
ELEV/ SPT W.C. LL PI ROD SCR TCR
DEPTH
0 0.8 B-30-1
7/15
8/15
4 11 /15
SM
Medium dense, light
I brown, dry
» .. 1(DUNE SAND)
1!
f gravel. Medium dense to
- 0.75 11 /15 19 2.1 B-30-2
9/15
10/15 very dense, brown, dry
to damp
4 t
1.5
m
:m
h! «
10/15
9/15
10/15
19 42 B-30-3
m
:
-2.25 13/15 28 4.5 NP B-30-4
12/15
16/15
a
Jl
- 3 16/15 36 4.9 B-30-5
18/15
18/15
Li i T-
3.75 111^
.ti
1
4.5 20 /15 46 52 B-30-6
: : :t 22/15
• >■' 24/15
'Ll
28/15 67 5.8 B-30-7
I f -I If-L 30/15
37/15
5.25 IT
END OF BORING
- 6


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-31

G.W.L. EAST : 543794 716 TOTAL DEPTH : 5 00 M
S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, SPT ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SAMPLERS uses
W.C LL P I
Description (N) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
DEPTH
0 B-31-1
12/15
Medium dense, light
m
11
9/15
SM
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
0.75 1Hi;' 9/15

9/15
gravel. Medium dense,
brown, dry to damp
16 2.5 B-31-2
7/15
*•4
1.5
I 8/15
9/15
8/15
17 36 B-31-3
M,
•H
2.25
H:i 10/15
13/15
25 4.9 B-31-4
12/15
m
- 3 12/15 30 5.2 NP B-31-5
3.75
■
Pyt
. ■ ■
J 14 /15
16/15
r ;
SP-SM POORLY/WELL
GRADED SAND with
silt. Dense, brwon, damp
4.5 18/15 44 5.7 B-31-6
20/15
24/15
END OF BORING
5.25


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-32

LOCATION : 3rd INDUSTRIAL CITY, JEDDAH, K.S.A DRILL RIG 42
PROJECT No: SM-10822 ELEVATION : DRILLER IDREES
G.W.D. NORTH : 2339622.264 GEOLOGIST FAISAL
G.W.L. EAST : 543983.716 TOTAL DEPTH 5.00 M
SPT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS. LL P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT WC
DEPTH
f
0 . 13/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 22 0.6 B-32-1
10 /15
12/15
1 brown, dry
1(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
L
I
0.75 12/15 dense, brown, dry to 19 1.5 B-32-2
9/15
10/15
damp
.
1.5 10/15 24 26 NP B-32-3

12/15
12/15
I-
Ijj
ft
2.25 14/15 37 4.2 B-32-4
19/15
18/15
'
J \
j
3 30/15 66 4 9 B-32-5
26/15 .
40/15
-3.75 I \
ij
■.
4.5 f 50/10 100 5.1 B-32-6
40/15 100 5.4 B-32-7

50 /13
5.25
1
END OF BORING


FEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-33

SP T CURVE
ELEV/ SPT WC LL PI ROD SCR TCR
DEPTH
0 B-33-1
10/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 15 0.5 >
7/15
SP-SM brown, dry
\(DUNE SAND)
POORLYAA/ELL
- 0.75 8/15 GRADED SAND with 17 2.1 B-33-2
f
8 /15
to damp
f
1.5 8/15 17 3.1 B-33-3
7/15
10/15
- 2.25 12/15 23 4.5 NP B-33-4 '

SW-SM
10/15
13/15
■A
3 12/15 32 5.7 B-33-5
14/15
18/15
;_l
3.75
4.5 24 /15 56 64 B-33-6

28/15
28/15
20 /15 58 6.8 B-33-7

26 /15
32/15
- 5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-34

S P.T. CURVE
ELEV/ SOIL SYMBOLS. SPT WC L L P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH SAMPLERS uses Description (N) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
0
8/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 17 0 3 B-34-1
9/15
L SP-SM brown, dry
\(DUNE SAND)
POORLY/WELL
0.75 12/15 GRADED SAND with 19 2 5 B-34-2
10/15
damp
1.5 10/15 26 34 B-34-3

14/15
12/15
^2.25 13/15 24 4 0 B-34-4

9/15
15/15
- 3 16/15 SP-SM 39 5 2 NP B-34-5

19/15
20 /15
3.75
4.5 22 /15 47 6.7 B-34-6

24/15
23/15
20/15 48 7 0 B-34-7
20/15
28/15
- 5.25
END OF BORING

SOIL & FOUNDATION CO. LTD -f.

TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-35

SPT CURVE
ELEV/ SPT W.C LL P I ROD SCR TCR
DEPTH
- 0
I 22 0.5 B-35-1
9/15
12/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
10/15
SP-SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
POORLY/WELL
11 /15
very dense, brown, wet
-1.5 13/15 32 37 B-35-3

16/15
16/15
I
2.25 10/15 28 4.8 B-35-4
f
15/15
13/15
3 17/15 36 52 B-35-5
18/15
18/15
3.75
4.5 30 /15 SW-SM 76 5.8 NP B-35-6

36/15
40/15
28 /15 73 6.2 B-35-7

34/15
39/15
- 5.25
END OF BORING
- 6


BORING NO.: B-36

G.W.L. EAST : 543659.866 TOTAL DEPTH : 5.00 M
SPT CURVE
ELEV/ SPT WC. LL PI ROD SCR TCR
DEPTH
- 0 B-36-1
6/15
9/15
SP-SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
\(DUNE SAND)______
POORLY/WELL
-0.75 8/15 GRADED SAND with 16 25 B-36-2
9/15
V 1 .
1.5 5/15 SP-SM 11 3.2 NP B-36-3
5/15
6/15
2.25 B-36-4
l
10/15 22 4.1
9/15
13/15
■!
3 16/15 36 4.7 B-36-5

18/15
18/15
3.75
4.5 20/15 52 6.6 B-36-6

24/15
28/15
30/15 72 6.5 B-36-7

33/15
39/15
- 5.25
- END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-37

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ SPT WC LL P I ROD SCR ICR SAMPLE
SAMPLERS uses Description
DEPTH
AND TEST DATA
(N) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
20 40 60 80
0
7/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 19 1.1 B-37-1
10/15
brown, dry
j(DUNE SAND)
POORLY/WELL
9/15
1.5
J
1
6/15 17 2.9 B-37-3
8/15 1
9/15
r 2.25 10/15 26 4.1 B-37-4

12/15
14 /15
f 18/15
50/10
SP-SM 100 4.4 NP B-37-5
- 3.75
.1
4.5 18/15 100 5.1 B-37-6

24 /15
50 /10
28 /15 80 5.6 B-37-7

37 /15
43 /15
5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-38

S.PT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
DEPTH
F 0 17 B-38-1
9/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 0.8
mf
9/15
lit SM
brown, dry
- i(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND with
0.75 7/15 gravel. Medium dense to 19 ' 6 B-38-2
i 10/15
to damp
- 1.5 8/15 15 32 B-38-3
f 7/15
8/15
2.25 NP B-38-4
f
13/15 26 3.7
10/15
16/15
T
17/15 40 4.9 B-38-5
18/10
3.75
<
4.5 33/15 76 58 B-38-6

36 /15
V 40/15
37/15 100 63 B-38-7

50/12
- 5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-39

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
DEPTH
r° 10/15
10/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND. 20 0.5 B-39-1
10/15
brown, dry
kDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND with
0.75
I 9/15
12/15
10/15
damp
22 1.4 19 NP B-39-2
.
a.5 16/15 36 26 B-39-3
18/15
18/15
'J.
2.25 13/15 36 3 5 B-39-4
15/15
21 /15
r
3 13/15 34 4.5 B-39-5
> 16/15
18/15 \
i
3.75
SP-SM POORLY/WELL \
GRADED SAND with
: silt. Very dense, brown, '
4.5 38/15 SP-SM
damp 100 5.1 NP B-39-6
12/15
50/12
35 /15 100 5.8 B-39-7

50/10
- 5.25
END OF BORING

^ L-i* Ob
FEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-40

SPT CURVE
DEPTH
ro 9/15 15 09 B-40-1 -
8/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
f ■■■:
- 7/15
brown, dry
ltDUNE SAND)
POORLY/WELL
I
fkv'i 7/15
9/15
and some gravel.
damp
- 1.5 5/15 11 24 B-40-3
kili.-si 6/15
r. 5/15
k:y:
2.25 •.»- 10/15 22 39 B-40-4
9/15
13/15
»:
■U ■
!* r ?
■ 3
iU y : 12/15 SP-SM 32 5.1 NP B-40-5
14 /15
18/15
.. *i;
y-Jx:*
\
•cS •
3.75
:
t
.i
-.IS:
.■
4.5 30/15 100 5.6 B-40-6

50/12
26/15 62 6.7 B-40-7
id
30 /15
32/15
5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-41

G.W.L. EAST : 544132,216 TOTAL DEPTH : 5 00 M
S.P T. CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS.
ELEV/ SPT WC L L PI ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
0 06 B-41-1
10/15
8/15
SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
10 /15 damp
11 /15
1.5 10/15 25 3.2 B-41-3

12/15
13/15
I
2.25 11 /15 29 4.2 NP B-41-4
13/15
16/15
3 17/15 42 4.7 B-41-5

POOLRY/WELL
f
SP-SM
18 /15 Y
24/15 GRADED SAND with silt
r i.
and some gravel. Dense
'W: to very dense, brown,
damp
3.75
ir
h H '
' WIV1
4.5
r 24 /15
50 /12
100 6.2 B-41-6
27/15 SP-SM 100 65 NP B-41-7

30 /15
5.25
:• 50 /13
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-42

S PT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, L L P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT WC
DE=TH 20 40 60 80
AND TEST DATA
0 16 1.0 B-42-1
1'
8/15
9/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
7/15 SP-SM
Medium dense, light
.: ; brown, dry
U> : KPUNE SAND)_______
•<c
POOLRY/WELL
0.75 I -I.. -I;
10/15 GRADED SAND with silt 18 1.9 B-42-2
9/15
damp
- i. 5 19 2.5 NP B-42-3
I 8/15
9/15
SP-SM
10/15
2.25 10/15 27 4 8 B-42-4
4
12/15
15/15
i*. I:
i
3 16/15 36 5.1 B-42-5
.•to'. ' 18/15
18/15
3.75
si
h I i H*l*
’
i 6.=TC
1 .* -
ivY
4.5 26/15 65 5.7 B-42-6 1
30/15
35/15
V
■t f 30/15 79 6.9 B-42-7

'I 37/15
■ ’ i
42/13
5.25
_
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-43

S FT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, SPT
ELEV/ SAMPLERS uses
WC L L P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
Description (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
DEPTH AND TEST DATA
(N)
20 40 60 80
0 B-43-1
10/15
8/15
brown, dry
kDUNE SAND)
POOLRY/WELL
- 0.75 , -i.j-i. »,
8/15 GRADED SAND with silt 13 1 5 B-43-2
6/15
■ 7/15
and some gravel.
-I Medium dense to very
damp
: '7*\
1.5 5/15 14 3.1 B-43-3
7/15
7/15
i: a v
mM t.
2.25 i-«- •>» 8/15 SP-SM 20 3.7 NP B-43-4
i
10/15
10/15
-If’
;i;
“'j
3 12/15 31 4.8 B-43-5
f
.-«7. i
13/15
18/15
-
L
h::
3.75
* v> Cl-
.' I f: ■
4.5 20/15 48 64 B-43-6 V

24 /15
24/15
i
23/15 63 7.1 B-43-7
9/15
34 /13
5.25
CP END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-44

S PT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, SPT W C L L P I RQD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ uses
DEPTH
r 0 19 0.5 B-44-1
7/15
9/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
10/15
brown, dry
l(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
H 0.75 10/15 dense to very dense, 17 1.1 B-44-2
8/15
9/15
brown, dry to damp
1.5 B-44-3
I
8/15 12 36
8/15
4/15 1
2.25 7/15 20 4 3 B-44-4

10/15
10/15
T
3 f B-44-5
14/15 40 4.6 NP
18/15
22/15
3.75
4.5 23/15 52 5 1 B-44-6

25/15
27/15
20/15 57 58 B-44-7
26 /15
31 /13
5.25
END OF BORING

^2- L'L- Jb ^
FEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-45

SPT CURVE
SAMPLERS uses Description (N) (%) {%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO.
DEPTH
- 0 21 B-45-1
9/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 0.6
9/15
12 /15 SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
1(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND with
0.75 7/15 gravel. Medium dense to 19 1.5 B-45-2
.1 9/15
to damp
I
- 1.5 9/15 18 2.4 NP B-45-3
8/15
10/15
2.25 10/15 24 4 ' B-45-4

12/15
12/15
3 12/15 32 4 4 B-45-5 Y
14 /15
18/15
- 3.75 :
L«: «•
<
I.-'
4 5 27/15 57 56 B-45-6
24/15
33 /15
I 28/15
30 /15
66 6.4 B-45-7
36 /13
5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-46

SPT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ SPT WC. LL PI RQD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
I
r0 9/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 22 08 B-46-1
12/15
10/15 SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
1(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
- 0.75 •:! 10/15 dense, brown, dry to 23 1.9 B-46-2
13/15
10/15 damp
1.5 24 /15 25 33 B-46-3

n
} H-
F 13/15
12/15
2.25 13/15 27 46 NP B-46-4

12/15
15/15
f
- 3 18 /15 48 4.7 B-46-5
I 4 /15
24/15
SP-SM POORLY/WELL
and gravel. Dense to
very dense, brown,
damp
3.75
4.5 13/15 94 5.2 NP B-46-6

SP-SM
16/15
48/15
20/15 64 4.7 B-46-7

26/15
38 /13
5.25
END OF BORING

SOIL & FOUNDATION CO. LTD of*

TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-47
PROJECT :: JEDDAH 300 MW AC PV SOLAR PROJECT DATE STARTED: 10-12-2020

CLIENT :: LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED DATE FINISHED: 10-12-2020
SPT CURVE
DEPTH
0 B-47-1
10/15
SM brown, dry
i(DUNE SAND)
-0.75 12/15 gravel. Medium dense to 26 2.2 B-47-2
10/15
16/15
to damp
\
,
-1.5 20 /15 100 2.8 B-47-3 ;
50/12
__ H
2.25 13/15 34 4.1 B-47-4
16/15
18/15
3 12/15 28 44 NP B-47-5
14 /15
14/15
3.75
4.5 12/15 28 63 B-47-6 \

15/15
13/15
O
18/15 49 6.7 B-47-7
23 /15
26 /13
5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-48

S F T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT WC L L
DEPTH
- 0 B-48-1
I
10/15
SM brown, dry
m
KJ.:
t(DUNE SAND)
Hm
- 0.75 p *1
n, 9/15
9/15
gravel. Medium dense to 17 1.9 B-48-2
i| 8/15 dense, brown, dry to

damp
1.5 IT-' '■? 10/15 16 3.4 B-48-3

■ K- 8/15
8/15
: W
I:;.il
■I-'
2.25 h: B-48-4
9/15 22 38
12/15
m
L * '"V .1
10/15
!^:1
i
3 12/15 29 4.8 B-48-5
13/15
16/15
- 3.75
If
Lll
I T:.j
4.5
1 16/15 37 54 17 NP B-48-6
1^ I 8/15
19/15
:rij
f >• • 15/15 42 6.1 B-48-7
■
111 9/15
23 /13
5.25
END OF BORING
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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-49

SPT CURVE
ELEV/ SPT W.C. LL PI
DEPTH
0 21 0.4 B-49-1
12/15
9/15 SP-SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
POORLY GRADED
0.75 9/15 SAND with silt. Medium 28 1.5 B-49-2
13/15 dense to dense, brown,
15/15
dry to damp
1.5 13/15 34 26 B-49-3
1
16/15
18/15
2.25 15/15 SP-SM 36 4.1 NP B-49-4

17/15
19/15
r 3- 13/15 36 4.5 B-49-5

18/15
18/15
L 3.75
4.5 9/15 24 5.1 B-49-6

12/15
12/15
.
12/15 38 5.5 B-49-7
f
18/15
20/13
■ 5.25
END OF BORING
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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-50

G.W.L. : - EAST ; 544469.716 TOTAL DEPTH : 5 00 M
S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ SPT W.C. LL PI ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
- 0 07 B-50-1
10/15
12/15 SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
i(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
• 0.75 10/15 dense to very dense, 24 1 S B-50-2 f
12/15
1.5 13/15 32 3.5 NP B-50-3

' ■
16/15
I; 16/15
r- 2.25 10/15 29 3.8 B-50-4

14/15
15/15
i
■
3 18/15 41 4.9 B-50-5
3.75
I 16/15
25 /15
-4.5 20/15 44 5.7 B-50-6

16/15 \
28/15
26/15 62 7.1 B-50-7

30 /15
32/15
- 5.25
—
END OF BORING


BORING NO.: B-51

SPT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ SPT WC LL P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
r0 10/15 SM 22 0.5 B-51-1

10/15
SILTY FINE SAND.
brown, dry
i(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
- 0.75 12/15 dense to very dense, 23 1.5 B-51-2
10/15
1.5 B-51-3
\
11 /15 34 3.8
16/15
18 /15
'
2.25 15/15 34 4.2 NP B-51-4
15/15
19/15
L
3 18/15 43 4.5 B-51-5

20 /15
23 /15
3.75
4.5 22 /15 49 52 B-51-6

22/15
24/15
20 /15 51 6.7 B-51-7

20/15
31 /15
5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-52

G.W.L EAST : 544739.716 TOTAL DEPTH : 5 00 M
SPT CURVE
ELEV/ SPT W.C. L L P I RQD SCR TCR
DEPTH
0 1.1 B-52-1
9/15
12/15
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
POORLY/WELL
- 0.75 13/15 GRADED SAND with 24 1.4 B-52-2
14/15
to damp
1.5 13/15 32 26 B-52-3 Y

14/15
18/15
:|
2.25 14 /15 SP-SM 27 4.3 NP B-52-4
12/15
15/15
3 18/15 59 5 5 B-52-5
29/15
30/15
•J
3.75
4.5 30/15 73 5.2 B-52-6

35/15
38 /15
'
30 /15 67 5.9 B-52-7
30/15
37/15
5.25
END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-53

SPT CURVE
ELEV/ SPT WC LL P I RQD SCR TCR
DEPTH
0 20 0.8 B-53-1
9/15
10/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
10/15 SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
L; t : [(DUNE SAND)
L 0.75 10/15 gravel. Medium dense to 24 1.8 B-53-2
12/15
14 /15
to damp
ti/Lf
CSt
:
1 1.5 10/15 26 2.4 B-53-3
j ;j:J 13/15
13/15
V-1
Ini:- L
2.25 18/15 50 3.7 B-53-4 v
20/15
:01 30/15
[J '
■ x
3 ■
45 4.1 NP B-53-5
f
18/15
18 /15
27 /15
1-
-
r 3.75 K •ft
4,5
['Ffll
;;'i J 20/15 61 4.8 B-53-6
•t 28/15
33/15
1*
i[f i 30/15 74 5.4 B-53-7

o
L | 34/15
40 /15
- 5.25
END OF BORING
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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-54

S.PT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS. SPT W.C LL P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ uses
0 B-54-1
f
9/15
10/15
' brown, dry
! i KDUNESAND)
•i1 SILTY SAND with .
- 0.75
1
c
V.
V
0
10/15
12/15
13/15
to damp
25 1.5 B-54-2
- 1.5 16/15 42 29 B-54-3

1 /15
24/15
’ll
2.25
I
13 /15 34 4.2 18 NP B-54-4
15/15
19/15
3 36/15 100 4.9 B-54-5

40/15
50/12
'
- 3.75 i
l!
''ir-
4.5 30/15 84 5.6 B-54-6 T
40/15
44 /15
27/15 100 5.9 B-54-7

37/15
50/12
5.25
END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-55

G.W.L. EAST ; 544334.716 TOTAL DEPTH : 5 00 M
SPT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ SPT W.C L L P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
SAMPLERS uses Description (N) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%> (%) NO.
DEPTH
0
10/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 21 0.3 B-55-1 '
*
i
f 9/15
12/15
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND with
0.75 13/15 gravel. Medium dense to 24 12 B-55-2 1
12/15
V.
12/15
I\« to damp \
\
1
-1.5 ■*
20/15 42 25 B-55-3
18/15
24 /15
2.25 15/15 39 3.8 B-55-4

17/15
22/15
r- 3 30/15 100 4.1 B-55-5

50/12
1
3.75
4.5
I:
I: 30/15 100 4.6 NP B-55-6
40/15
50/12
100 5.1 B-55-7

■
25/15
V 34 /15
50 /14
i12
-5.25
- END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOT?
BORING NO.: B-56

S.P.T CURVE
DEPTH
SAMPLERS (N) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
20 40 60 80
AND TEST DATA
0 14 0.5 B-56-1
f 6/15
6/15
SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
I
TDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND with
9/15
to damp
1.5 10/15 24 3.1 B-56-3

8/15
16/15
2.25 ; 13/15 39 4.4 B-56-4

18 /15
21 /15
3 26/15 53 4.9 B-56-5
J
i
23 /15
30/15
«
3.75
4.5
li 35/15
38 /15
100 5.2 B-56-6
50 /10
29 ns 100 66 17 NP B-56-7
37 /15
i 50/12
5 5.25
'
END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-57

S P.T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS.
DEPTH

7/15
7/15
brown, dry
i(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
12/15
10/15
brown, dry to damp '
- 1.5 14/15 40 26 B-57-3

19/15
21 /15
2.25 12/15 30 4.1 B-57-4

14 /15
16/15
3 18/15 44 5.4 NP B-57-5

16/15
28/15
.
3.75 r
4.5 30/15 100 5.9 B-57-6

40/15
50/10
32/15 81 64 B-57-7
38/15
43/15
I- 5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-58

SPT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, LL P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT W.C.
DEPTH
1I
0 21 0.5 B-58-1
12/15
9/15
brown, dry
i(DUNE SAND)________
SILTY SAND with
15/15
b'- to damp
h 1.5 18/15 38 3.2 NP B-58-3

18/15
20/15
2.25 15/15 44 3.7 B-58-4

T-'i 19/15
? 25/15
i
- 3 1 30/15 74 44 B-58-5
36/15
38 /15
3.75 9 i
4.5
if 100 5.1 B-58-6
30/15
40/15
50/10
»|
H
25 /15 100 5.5 B-58-7
'h:
50 /12
r 5.25 1
END OF BORING
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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-59

G.W.D. :- NORTH : 2341281.929 GEOLOGIST : FAISAL
G.W.L. :- EAST ; 544469.716 TOTAL DEPTH : 5 00 M
SOIL SYMBOLS, S P T CURVE
DEPTH
0
9/15
10/15 SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
!(DUNE SAND)
- 0.75
n 9/15
9/15
8/15
SILTY SAND with
17 1.5 B-59-2 '
! lijj to damp
1.5 13/15 29 2.7 B-59-3
If
13/15
16/15
> 2.25 B-59-4
I
18/15 36 4.2 NP
17/15
19/15
r 3 16/15 45 4.7 B-59-5

20/15
25/15
!
1
3.75
ji' ?
4.5 22/15 62 4.9 B-59-6
29/15
I 33/15
I
30/15 74 5.9 B-59-7
36 /15
5.25
38/15
Jk.
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-60

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, PI ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT WC LL
DEPTH
0 B-60-1
3
10/15
9/15
brown, dry
KDUNESAND)
SILTY SAND with
9/15
i to damp
; 1.5 » 10/15 23 2.3 B-60-3

12/15
11/15 l
r!
h 2.25 33 3.8 B-60-4
f
14/15
18/15
15/15
L
3 16/15 46 5.1 NP B-60-5
I
20/15
26/15
- 3.75
4.5 26/15 63 5.4 B-60-6

28/15
35/15
V
34/15 62 55 B-60-7
■r 32/15
30/15
5.25
END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-61

S PT CURVE
DEPTH
- 0 B-61-1
12/15
15/15
SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
i(DUNE SAND)
:S SILTY SAND with

I
0.75 13/15 29 1.8 B-61-2
17/15
to damp V
1.5
I* 7
50/12 100 24 B-61-3
/
/
i T
y f;
2.25 18 /15 43 34 B-61-4
! 20 /15
23 /15
iP
i • i
3 30 /15 100 3.7 B-61-5
40 /15
50/12
3.75 11 i
4
/
4.5 !
30/15 78 4.3 NP B-61-6
38 /15
40/15
74 4.9 B-61-7
r
24 /15
36/15
38 /15
5.25
END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-62

S.P T CURVE
ELEV/
DEPTH
F 0 20 0.3 B-62-1
7/15
10/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
brown, dry
KDUNESAND)
SILTY SAND with
0.75 12/15 gravel. Medium dense to 23 23 B-62-2
1
13/15
10/15
to damp
-1.5 18/15 35 2.9 B-62-3

17/15
18/15
2.25 16/15 42 3.8 NP B-62-4

19/15
23/15
3 12/15 40 49 B-62-5
16/15
24 /15 '
3.75
4.5 30 /15 100 5.1 B-62-6

50/12
32/15 100 5.5 B-62-7

36/15
50/12
5.25
END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-63

S P T CURVE
ELEV/ SPT WC LL PI RQD SCR TCR
DEPTH
0 0.4 B-63-1
9/15
•j; j 11 /15 SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 ■14 dense to very dense, 22 25 B-63-2
I
10/15
9/15
1.5 Hr 10/15 22 3.2 NP B-63-3

12/15
12 /15
2.25 15 /15 37 43 B-63-4

17/15
20/15
I
22/15 60 46 B-63-5
26/15
34 /15
3.75
SM SILTY SAND with

gravel. Very dense
brown, damp
4.5 > 30/15 100 53 NP B-63-6
50 /12
L
35 /15 100 5.9 B-63-7
50 /10
5.25
a*
END OF BORING
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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-64

S.P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, P I RQD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT WC. LL
DEPTH
0 B-64-1
8/15
13/15
: brown, dry
_
l(DUNE SAND)
! SILTY SAND. Medium
li
13/15
;
1.5 r - 12/15 28 25 B-64-3

14/15
14/15
I
2.25 17/15 40 3.8 NP B-64-4
20 /15
20 /15
E
7,
Tl
!
3
f
18/15 42 5.1 B-64-5
: 18/15
24/15
- 3.75
1 Hi
■I
4.5 24 /15 48 5.8 B-64-6 o

18/15
30/15
•.
23/15 56 6.4 B-64-7
26/15
30/15
n 5.25
END OF BORING
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FEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-65

S P.T CURVE
DEPTH
r o B-65-1
8/15
8/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND. 17 0.6

SM brown, dry
'(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND with
- 0.75 9/15 gravel. Medium dense to 22 2.1 B-65-2
12/15
10/15
V to damp
- 1.5
) •; f5 12/15 28 3.2 18 NP B-65-3 o
14/15
14/15
I
2.25 10/15 30 4 5 B-65-4

13/15
17/15
'I
i
1 3 20/15 73 56 B-65-5
f
V' 33/15
40/15
3.75
:v
L 4.5
m V
18 /15 66 6.4 B-65-6

29/15
37/15
'
1 •1 B-65-7
18 /15 66 6.7
29 /15
37/15
5.25
■
IT-
■
END OF BORING
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FEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-66

S P T CURVE
ELEV/ SPT WC. LL PI ROD SCR TCR
DEPTH
0 05 B-66-1
10/15
12/15
brown, dry
imj, KDUNE SAND)
“‘Ml SILTY SAND with some
* .-l
0.75 gravel. Medium dense to
Ff 13/15
9/15
10/15 dense, brown, dry to
damp
19 1.6 17 NP B-66-2
:: l*
1.5 4 10/15 24 2.6 B-66-3
f T
12/15
12/15
1
2.25 n' 14/15 33 3.7 B-66-4

tel 15/15
18/15
UT.
■i-r
II Y
f
3 12/12 32 4.6 B-66-5
14 /15
•i 18/15
i*
3.75
.t< :
1
SP-SM POORLY/WELL
and some gravel. Very
4.5 30 /15 SW-SM
dense, brown, damp 66 4.9 NP B-66-6
26 /15
40 /15
25/15 67 7.3 B-66-7

33/15
34/15
- 5.25
END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-67

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
DEPTH
f0
f
8 /15 16 0.7 B-67-1
7/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
9/15 SP-SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
POORLY/WELL
- 0.75 9/15 GRADED SAND with silt 21 2.3 B-67-2
9/15
12/15 and gravel. Medium
dense to very dense,
brown, dry to damp
■ 1.5
l
13/15 32 3.1 B-67-3 Y
14/15
18/15
2.25 10/15 38 3.3 B-67-4

16/15
20/15
3 40/15 100 4.1 B-67-5

50/12
3.75
----f
4.5 20/15 54 5.6 NP B-67-6

SW-SM
24/15
30 /15
26/15 71 6 5 B-67-7
31 /15
40/15
5.25
END OF BORING

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FEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-68

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
DEPTH
ro SM B-68-1
9/15
10/15
SILTY FINE SAND. 23 0.5
ft 13/15 SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
t(DUNE SAND)
I
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75
R dense to very dense,
f
8/15 17 1.6 B-68-2
7/15
10/15
brown, dry to damp
.
1.5 8/15 17 2.6 NP B-68-3

8/15
9/15
2.25
f
12/15 27 3.9 B-68-4
12/15
j 15/15
, 3 14/15 26 4.7 B-68-5

12/15
14/15
3.75 i
■ 4.5 24/15 51 5.1 B-68-6

28 /15
23/15
18/15 51 7.0 B-68-7

23/15
28 /15
E 5.25
END OF BORING

SOIL & FOUNDATION CO. LTD 4^

TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-69

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS. ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT WC LL P I
DEPTH
0 0.3 B-69-1
6/15
5/15
SP-SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
KDUNESAND)
POORLY/WELL
0.75
! 8/15 GRADED SAND with 17 1.2 B-69-2
9/15
to damp
1
1.5 9/15 16 2.4 B-69-3
[
8/15
8 /15
f- 2.25 10/15 22 34 B-69-4
f
9/15
13/15
3 10/15 SP-SM 31 38 NP B-69-5

! 13/15
18/15
- 3.75
4.5 19/15 51 4.5 B-69-6

25/15
26/15
23/15 62 5.1 B-69-7

29/15
33/15
j- 5.25
END OF BORING
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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-70

S P.T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS. P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT WC LL
DEPTH 20 40 60 80
AND TEST DATA
r0 9/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 20 05 B-70-1

10/15
10/15
SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
•v ‘
0.75
'.A 10/15
13/15
25 1.8 B-70-2
12/15
to damp
h:^:
frf5 ’
1 1.5 mi 10/15
15/15
30 29 B-70-3
o
,1 15/15
2.25
fl 14/'5 38 3 1 B-70-4
f
18 /15
20/15
L"
>•
3 24/15 100 4.6 B-70-5
u
50 /12
I
[J |«,T-1
3.75 Dj. M
(1
:Lj
ILip
4.5 28/15 68 6.1 NP B-70-6
vt 32/15
.: .W 36/15
-I
i X . 25/15 72 6.7 B-70-7
30 /15
5.25 r r. 42 /15
■ •'t
END OF BORING
- 6


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-71

S P T. CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, ROD SCR ICR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT W.C LL P I
DEPTH 20 40 60 80
AND TEST DATA
0 B-71-1
7/15
TT SM
brown, dry
i(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
-0.75 dense to very dense, 1.4 B-71-2
1
9/15 18
8/15
10/15
brown, dry to damp
!
1.5 7/15 16 2.4 B-71-3
8/15
8/15
2.25 10/15 24 3.6 NP B-71-4

12/15
12/15
3 13/15 34 5 1 B-71-5
16/15
18 /15
3.75
•i-H
T
i.
4.5 18/15 74 6.7 B-71-6
36/15
38/15
/
16/15 50 7.2 B-71-7
J
22/15
28/15
5.25
END OF BORING
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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-72

S.P T CURVE
SAMPLERS uses Description (N) (%) (%) (%> (%) (%) (%) NO
DEPTH
J
0 18 0.9 B-72-1
8/15
10/15
SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
11 /15
1.5 10/15 19 3.1 B-72-3

10/15
9/15
- 2 25
I
13/15 32 4.2 B-72-4
15/15 _
17/15
-J
- 3 18/15 40 4.7 NP B-72-5

18/15
22/15
L
L
-3.75
1a
i. j
4.5 20/15 56 5.7 B-72-6

26 /15
30 /15
23/15 64 6.1 B-72-7

28/15
36/15
5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-73

S.P T CURVE
DEPTH
I
r 0 Y
6 /15
7/15
SP-SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
POORLY/WELL
0.75 8/15 GRADED SAND with 22 15 B-73-2
9/15
to damp
1.5 12/15 37 2.6 B-73-3

! 19/15
18/15
2.25
I
13/15 35 36 B-73-4
17 /15
18/15
3 18 /15 45 5.2 B-73-5

18/15
27/15
r
-3.75
4.5
r 14 /15
50/12
SP-SM 100 5.3 NP B-73-6
■ 19/15 64 4.8 B-73-7

f 25/15
5.25 I 39/15
END OF BORING
r6


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-74

S P T CURVE
DEPTH
SAMPLERS uses Description (N) (%) (%> (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
0 B-74-1
12/15
9/15
SP-SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
\(DUNE SAND)
POORLY/WELL
0.-75 13/15 GRADED SAND with 22 1.1 B-74-2
10/15
to damp
- 1.5 12/15 28 3.1 B-74-3

14/15
14/15
2.25 15/15 36 43 B-74-4

17/15
19/15
r 3 20/15 SP-SM 48 4.8 NP B-74-5

24 /15
24 /15
3.75
.
4.5 30 /15 76 5.5 B-74-6

36/15
40/15
27/15 100 63 B-74-7

50/13
- 5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-75

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV7 SPT WC L L P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
r 0 7/15 B-75-1
! 10/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND. 18 0.5
8/15
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
L 0.75 8/15 dense to dense, brown 17 1.6 B-75-2
8/15
9/15 dry to damp
FIT
1.5 B-75-3
f.' b: j 10/15
12/15
24 3.7 NP
12/15
2.25 ! 9/15 25 4.7 B-75-4

! 13/15
12/15
1 . i :
I
' 3 14/15 32 5 3 B-75-5
14/15
18/15
1-3.75
j
>—4.5 22/15 48 57 B-75-6

24 /15
24/15
A
b 16 /15
20/15
45 6.1 B-75-7
25/15
5.25
END OF BORING
:
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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-76

G W L. EAST : 545225.716 TOTAL DEPTH : 5 00 M
S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, L L P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT WC
DEPTH
- 0 0 8 B-76-1
6/15
9/15

SM A brown, dry
\(DUNE SAND)
E;:| SILTY SAND. Medium
10/15
8/15
damp
m:i:
1.5
It 25 3 0 B-76-3
12/15
12/15
M 13/15
2.25 11 /15 26 4.1 NP B-76-4

13/15
13/15
3 13/15 26 4.7 B-76-5

13/15 i
13/15
- 3.75
SP-SM POOLRY/WELL
GRADED SAND with
silt. Dense, brown, damp
4.5 18/15 SP-SM 45 6.2 NP B-76-6
22/15
23/15
b
20/15 45 74 B-76-7
24 /15
25/15
5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-77

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ SAMPLERS uses
SPT WC L L P I RQD SCR TCR SAMPLE
Description (N) (%) (%) (%) (%) <%) (%) NO
0 , B-77-1
12/15
t. :i: SM brown, dry
i(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 dense to very dense,
I
12/15 26 1.8 B-77-2
12/15
14/15
brown, dry to damp
1.5 O
10/15 32 3.5 B-77-3
16/15
16/15
2.25 13/15 31 4.6 B-77-4

18/15
15/15
'
- 3 24/15 61 4.5 NP B-77-5
28/15
33 /15
3.75
SP-SM POOLRYA/VELL
GRADED SAND with
silt. Dense to very
4.5 18/15
dense, brown, damp 46 5.8 B-77-6 T
22/15
24/15
15/15 55 64 B-77-7
25/15
30/15
5.25
END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-78

S PT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
DEPTH
0
8/15
11 /15 Medium dense, light
SM brown, dry
til \(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 dense to dense, brown
I
13/15 23 2.3 B-78-2
10/15
13/15 dry to damp
:
1.5
I
9/15 23 2 8 17 NP B-78-3
10/15
13/15
;
2.25 L 1 12/15
16/15
31 4.9 B-78-4 f
15/15
3 16/15 36 5.2 B-78-5

18/15
18/15
3.75
- 4.5 12/15 34 55 B-78-6

17/15
17/15
18/15 45 6.8 B-78-7
; 5.25
m\ 21 /15
24/15
END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-79

S FT. CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ uses
SPT WC L L P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
SAMPLERS Description (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
DEPTH AND TEST DATA
(N)
20 40 60 80
0 B-79-1
6/15
SM brown, dry
* ' KDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND with
0.75 8/15 gravel. Medium dense to 13 2 6 B-79-2
7/15
6/15
to damp
- 1-5 5/15 16 3.2 B-79-3

7/15
i 9/15
2.25 8 /15 21 4.3 19 NP B-79-4

9/15
12/15
3 14 /15 34 4.8 B-79-5

16/15
18/15
3.75
\
ll
L.‘
»
j
4.5 16/15 44 6.1 B-79-6
19/15
25 /15
•*
28/15 59 6.4 B-79-7
28 /15
31 /15
5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-80

LOCATION : 3rd INDUSTRIAL CITY, JEDDAH: K.S.A DRILL RIG : 42
G.W.D. :- NORTH : 2341354.134 GEOLOGIST : FAISAL
G.W.L. :- EAST : 545293.216 TOTAL DEPTH : 5 00 M
S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
DEPTH
■
0
10/15
9/15
SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND with
1
0.75 gravel. Medium dense to B-80-2
. 8/15
9/15
17 2.1
« 8/15 very dense, brown, dry

to damp
1.5
P
*•
i
7/15
12/15
13/15
25 26 18 NP B-80-3
2.25 14/15 27 4.6 B-80-4

12/15
15/15
' 3 12/15 37 4.7 B-80-5

18/15
19/15
- 3.75
1
:
5.y ■
4.5 |;i:
17/15 45 5.6 B-80-6
i; 21 /15
24/15
23 /15 51 6.1 B-80-7

26/15
25 /15
5.25
END OF BORING
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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-81

LOCATION : 3rd INDUSTRIAL CITY, JEDDAH. K S A DRILL RIG : 42
S.PT CURVE
ELEV/ SPT W.C L L P I ROD SCR ICR
DEPTH
i :-:h
r 8/15
7/15
8/15
SM
SM
SILTY FINE SAND.
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
15 0.5 B-81-1 T
KDUNESAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 9/15 dense to dense, brown 19 2.1 B-81-2
I
9/15
| 10/15 dry to damp
• i
- 1.5 ::: 10/15 24 28 B-81-3
12/15
12/15
1
■:
L 2.25 13/15 25 4.0 B-81-4

10/15
15/15
-
3 16/15 35 5 1 NP B-81-5
17/15
18/15
3.75
•I
:!
rr •
I
4.5 14/15 39 5.7 B-81-6
It 17/15
22/15
16/15 45 6.9 B-81-7

19/15
26 /15
5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-82

S.P.T. CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ SPT WC LL PI ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
0
5/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 15 0.3 B-82-1 T
7/15
TMl SM
brown, dry
; ■
KDUNE SAND)
.
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 8/15 dense to very dense, 17 24 B-82-2
I 9 /15
1.5 10/15 24 3.1 B-82-3

\ 12/15
2/15
2.25 23 3.5 NP B-82-4

E 9/15
10/15
13/15
f
10/15 34 4.7 B-82-5
16/15
18/15
- 3.75
t
4.5 20 /15 48 6.4 B-82-6

24 /15
24 /15 _
r
25 /15 60 7.5 B-82-7
30/15
30/15
5.25
END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-83

G W.D. : - NORTH : 2341872.326 GEOLOGIST : FAISAL
SOIL SYMBOLS, S FT CURVE
SAMPLERS uses Description
DEPTH (N) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
r0 5 A15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 12 0.3 B-83-1 Y

6/15
6/15
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
- 0.75 7/15 dense to very dense, 17 1.9 B-83-2
9/15
1.5 6/15 18 3.4 B-83-3

9/15
9/15
2.25 10/15 22 38 B-83-4

12/15
10/15
'
r3 13/15 32 5.1 18 NP B-83-5

14/15
18/15
3.75
fH Y
4.5 18/15 46 58 B-83-6

! 22/15
24/15
15/-5 51 6.6 B-83-7

22 /15
29 /15
5.25
END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-84
PROJECT :: JEDDAH 300 MW AC PV SOLAR PROJECT DATE STARTED: 16-12-2020

S PT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS.
ELEV/ SPT WC. LL P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
0
7/15
9/15 SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
r i t_
KDUNE SAND)
L: SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 1. 9/15 dense to dense, brown 22 2 3 B-84-2
12/15
10/15
dry to damp
j
1.5 13/15 28 2.9 B-84-3
14/15
14 /15
Mi
.1.
2.25 r ii/i5 25 4.3 B-84-4 T
f 13/15
12/15
■;
3 'Si 36 4.8 B-84-5
f
18/15
17 /15
19/15
- 3.75
,f
4.5 18/15 40 5.5 17 NP B-84-6

22/15
18/15
14/15 40 7.2 B-84-7

20/15
20/15
r 5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-85

S P.T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ SPT W.C. LL P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
SAMPLERS uses Description (N) {%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
ro 9/15 SM 17 04 B-85-1
SILTY FINE SAND.
.
] 8/15
9/15
SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
r \(DUNE SAND)
i
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 8/15 dense to dense, brown 24 1.6 B-85-2
10/15
14 /15
dry to damp
l
- 1.5 10/15 18 3.3 NP B-85-3

10/15
8/15
2.25
J
12/15 40 4.7 B-85-4
8/15
22 /15
- 3 18/15 40 4.9 B-85-5

20/15
20/15
COMPLETELY
3.75 WEATHERED
GRANODIORITE.
Dense to very dense,
gray, damp
-4.5 17/15 40 5.1 B-85-6

18/15
22/15
20/15 100 4.7 B-85-7

30 /15
50/14
- 5.25
END OF BORING
!.


TEST BORING L6G
BORING NO.: B-86

G.W.D. : - NORTH : 2342053 GEOLOGIST FAISAL
G.W.L. EAST : 544892 TOTAL DEPTH 5.00 M
S.PT CURVE
DEPTH
0 13 0.7 B-86-1
5/15
6/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
brown, dry
x(DUNE SAND)
I SM
SILTY SAND. Medium
- 0.75 8/15 dense, brown, dry to 17 15 B-86-2
9/15 damp
:i: 8/15
J
1.5 9/15 23 28 B-86-3
10/15
13/15
2.25 10/15 30 4.1 NP B-86-4

14/15
16/15
f B-86-5
3 12/15 41 4.3
19/15
22/15
00 00 22 BOX-86-1
GRANODIORITE. Gray,
3.75
fine grained, very highly
fractured, highly
weathered
r
4.5 00 00 20 BOX-86-2
END OF BORING
r 5.25

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-87

G.W.D. : - NORTH : 2342009 GEOLOGIST : FAISAL
G.W.L. EAST : 545020 TOTAL DEPTH : 5 00 M
SPT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS.
DEPTH
0 0.4 B-87-1 ''

6/15
brown, dry
: 1(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 7/15 dense to very dense, 22 2.2 NP B-87-2
11 /15
-
r i.5 B-87-3
I
9/15 25 33
12/15
13/15
2.25 12/15 28 38 B-87-4 <i

12/15
16/15
3 16/15 100 4.6 B-87-5

36/15
50 /14
3.75
COMPLETELY
WEATHRED
GRANODIORITE. Very
4.5 50 /12 dense, gray, damp 100 4.2 B-87-6
50/'0 100 4.5 B-87-7

END OF BORING
5.25


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-88

S P T CURVE
DEPTH
0 B-88-1 -
5/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 13 0.6 \
6/15
7/15
SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry \
KDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Very
0.75 dense, brown, dry
I 9/15 100 1.5 B-88-2
42/15
50/14
00 00 24 BOX-88-1
GRANODIORITE. Gray,
fractured, highly
1.5 weathered 00 00 13 BOX-88-2
2.25
- 3 00 00 15 BOX-88-3
- 3.75
4.5 00 00 07 BOX-88-4
END OF BORING
- 5.25

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-89

SOIL SYMBOLS, S.P T CURVE
ELEV/ SPT WC LL PI RQD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
0
5/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 8 0.8 B-89-1 i
-f 3/15
5/15 SM
Loose, light brown, dry
>(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
dense, brown, dry
0.75
I
5/15 13 1.8 NP B-89-2
6/15
7/14
.
!
:.:
1.5 6/15 17 2.6 B-89-3
8/15
9/15
::
00 00 25 BOX-89-1
GRANODIORITE. Gray,
2.25 fine grained, very highly
fractured, highly
weathered
3 00 00 20 BOX-89-2
h 3.75
4.5 00 00 24 BOX-89-3
END OF BORING
~ 5.25
i- 6


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-90

PROJECT No: SIVM0822 ELEVATION : DRILLER : IDREES
SPT CURVE
ELEV/ SPT W.C. LL PI
DEPTH

10/15
SM brown, dry
i(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 10/15 dense to very dense, 23 23 B-90-2 T
nm
1.5 14/15 32 37 B-90-3 i
16/15
16/15
2.25 18 /15 56 4.3 B-90-4

23 /15
33 /15
3 4.7 B-90-5
5
30/15 100
50/10
3.75
4.5 38/15 100 55 NP B-90-6

38/15
50 /12
50/10 100 5.9 B-90-7

END OF BORING
5.25


FEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-91

SPT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, SPT W.C LL PI ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/
SAMPLERS uses Description (N) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%> (%) NO
DEPTH
0 0.6 B-91-1
9/15
!'
i:
• I. r 10/15 SM Medium dense, light
brown, dry
i(DUNE SAND)
•• SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 f: 10/15 dense to very dense, 23 1.8 B-91-2
10/15
:
!
1.5 8/15 17 2.6 NP B-91-3
f 9/15
8/15
2.25 12/15 29 3.6 B-91-4

14 /15
15/15
3 12/15 32 5.2 B-91-5

14 /15
18/15
3.75
4.5 24 /15 63 58 B-91-6

25/15
38 /15
20 /15 49 6.7 B-91-7

23/15
26/15
5.25
END OF BORING


BORING NO.: B-92

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, ROD SCR TCR
ELEV/ SPT WC L L P I SAMPLE
DEPTH
0
9/15
10/15
' brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
0.75 10/15 very dense, brown, dry 30 2.5 B-92-2
14 /15
16/14 to damp
- 1.5 30/15 45 34 B-92-3

25 /15
20/15
i;
M 1
2.25 15/15 51 4.0 B-92-4 r
26/15
25/15
3 18/15 42 5.8 NP B-92-5

18/15
24 /15
3.75
4.5 16/15 45 6 3 B-92-6

18/15
27/15
'
22/15 59 7.1 B-92-7

27/15
32 /15
- 5.25
END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-93
SOIL SYMBOLS, S.PT CURVE
ro 8/15 SM 18 0.3 B-93-1

9/15
SILTY FINE SAND.
9/15
brown, dry
t(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND with
12/15
1.5 18/15 34 2.2 NP B-93-3

16/15
18/15
2.25 30 /15 82 2.9 B-93-4

\
■
40/15
42/15
COMPLELETELY
WEATHERED
GRANODIORITE. Very
3 30 /15 dense, gray, dry to 100 3.4 B-93-5
50 /12 damp
- 3.75
4.5 40/15 100 4.1 B-93-6

50/10
i-
50/12 100 4 5 B-93-7
5.25 END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-94

G.W D. : - NORTH : 2341449.956 GEOLOGIST : FAISAL
G.W L. EAST : 545779.216 TOTAL DEPTH : 5 00 M
S.PT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS.
DEPTH
0
9/15
11 /15 SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
ltDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 10/15 dense to very dense, 22 2.1 NP B-94-2 ■
10/15
-1.5 9/15 19 2 9 B-94-3

10/15
9/15 \
- 2.25 40/15 100 3.6 B-94-4

50 /12
- 3 Fj 50/12 100 4.1 B-94-5
3.75
I
4.5 r 50/12 100 4.5 B-94-6
r 50/13 100 4.8 B-94-7

_
5.25 END OF BORING

!i!>
SOIL & FOUNDATION 00. LTD /f*
TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-95

S.PT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ SPT w.c. LL P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
0
10/15
brown, dry
ft? i(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND with some.
ItIL
.
0.75 10/15 Medium dense to very 24 2 8 B-95-2
10/15
14/14 dense, brown, dry to
damp "
\\
\
- 1.5
fc
50 /12 100 3.1 B-95-3
■T
f; .
L
2.25 Ij 7. 35/15 100 3.4 NP B-95-4
>•
vf
'"J
50/13
i »
h3 U7, 50/12 100 4.3 B-95-5
Y,
7
L-:
3.75
■
L in t■
4.5
V: 20/15
50 /12
100 4.9 B-95-6
- 5.25
11 50/10
END OF BORING
100 4.5 B-95-7

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TEST BORING l_66
BORING NO.: B-96

LOCATION : 3rd INDUSTRIAL CITY, JEDDAH, K S.A DRILL RIG : 42
G.W.D. NORTH : 2341689 GEOLOGIST : FAISAL
SPT CURVE
SAMPLERS uses Description (N) <%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
DEPTH
r 0 SM 15 05 B-96-1
5/15
7/15
SILTY FINE SAND.
brown, dry \
(DUNE SAND)
COMPLETELY
- 0.75 50 /12 WEATHERED 100 1.1 B-96-2
GRANODIORITE. Very
dense, gray, dry
1.5 50 /10 100 NR B-96-3

GRANODIORITE. Gray, 00 oo 10 BOX-96-1
fractured, highly
weathered
2.25
3 00 00 08 BOX-96-2
3.75
4.5
END OF BORING
5.25
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FEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-97

S.P T CURVE
ELEV/
DEPTH
r0 2/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 9 0.3 B-97-1 7

4/15
5/15 Loose, light brown, dry
(DUNE SAND)
SM SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 dense, brown, dry to 16 1.8 B-97-2 I
9/15
8/15 damp
8/15
1.5 10/15 26 2.5 NP B-97-3

13/15
13/15
2.25 10/15
12 /15
26 3.6 B-97-4 T
14 /15
;
1
3 14 /15 30 4.3 B-97-5
14 /15
16/15
3.75
I
COMPLETELY
WEATHERED
GRANODIORITE. Very i
4.5 24 /15 dense, gray, damp 67 4 8 B-97-6 \

27 /15
40 /15 '
30 /15 100 5.1 B-97-7

50/12
5.25
END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-98

G.W.D. : - NORTH : 2342218.770 GEOLOGIST FAISAL
S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS.
DEPTH
r0 8/15 26 0.5 B-98-1

12/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND. \
14/15 Medium dense, light \
A brown, dry
\(DUNE SAND)_______ \
COMPLETELY
- 0.75 20 /15 WEATERED 100 1.1 B-98-2
35 /15
50 /10 GRANODIORITE. Very
dense, gray, dry
1.5 50/12 100 NR. B-98-3

GRANODIORITE. Gray,
fine grained, very highly 00 oo 17 BOX-98-1
fractured, highly
weathered
- 2.25
3 “
00 00 27 BOX-98-2
■
■ i
i ■ . J
- 3.75
- 4.5
END OF BORING
L 5.25

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-99

SOIL SYMBOLS, S PT CURVE
DEPTH
r 0 2/15 8 0.4 B-99-1

SM SILTY FINE SAND.
4 /15
[ 4 /15
SM Loose, light brown, dry
,(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
t
dense, brown, dry
- 0.75 10/15 24 1.5 NP B-99-2
12/15 \
12/15
'
\
1.5 50/12 100 1.8 B-99-3
SM SILTY SAND with
gravel. Very dense,
brown, dry to damp
(*JJT j>|
«
2.25 50 /13 100 26 B-99-4
3 II r 50 /13 100 4 1 B-99-5
'
- 3.75
i y
I
4.5 50 /10 100 4.5 B-99-6
*
I'
50/7 100 4.7 B-99-7
U
END OF BORING
- 5.25

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-100

SOIL SYMBOLS, S.PT CURVE
ELEV/ SPT WC. LL PI ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
0 B-100-1
9/15 16 0.5
! 8/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
8/15
SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
i(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 dense to very dense,
f
10/15 27 1.3 B-100-2
13/15
14 /15 brown, dry
L
_ 1.5 18/15 55 25 NP B-100-3

25/15
30 /15
\
COMPLETELY
2.25 WEATHERED B-100-4
50 /12 100 2.8
GRANODIORITE. Very
dense, gray, dry
3 50/10 100 NR B-100-5

GRANODIORITE. Gray, oo 00 11 BOX-100-1
fractured, highly
weathered
3.75
4.5 00 00 26 BOX-100-2
END OF BORING
- 5.25


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-101

G.W.D. : - NORTH : 2342444.675 GEOLOGIST FAISAL
S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS.
DEPTH
0 04 B-101-1
7/15
brown, dry
(DUNE SAND) 00 00 13 BOX-101-1
GRANODIORITE. Gray,
- 0.75 fine grained, very highly
fractured, highly
weathered
1.5 00 00 15 BOX-101-2
- 2.25
3 00 00 10 BOX-101-3
r 3.75
4.5 00 00 24 BOX-101-4
END OF BORING
5.25
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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-102

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS. PI ROD SCR ICR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT W C LL
DEPTH 20 40 60 80
AND TEST DATA
- 0 7/15 16 0.2 B-102-1

SM SILTY FINE SAND.
8/15
brown, dry
(DUNE SAND)_______ 00 00 10 BOX-102-1
GRANODIORITE. Gray,
fractured, highly
weathered
- 1.5 00 00 10 BOX-102-2
- 2.25
h 3 00 00 17 BOX-102-3
3.75
4 .5 00 00 20 BOX-102-4
END OF BORING
- 5.25

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-103

LOCATION :: 3rd INDUSTRIAL CITY. JEDDAH, K.S.A DRILL RIG : 42
SOIL SYMBOLS. S P T CURVE
DEPTH
0
7/15
8/15
SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
9/15
r 1.5 10/15
14/15
28 2.1 B-103-3
14 /15
2.25 12/15 27 3 ' NP B-103-4 •>

10/15
17/15
■ 3
12/15 30 4.2 B-103-5
14/15
16/15
3.75
4.5 30/15 69 5.4 B-103-6 Y

33/15
36 /15
26 /15 71 5.8 B-103-7

30/15
41 /15
- 5.25
END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-104

SPT CURVE
DEPTH
r0 11 /15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 31 0.6 B-104-1

13/15
19/15 SM
Dense, light brown, dry
\(DUNE SAND)
1 SILTY SAND. Very '
\
dense, brown, dry
r 0.75 ‘
r 30/15
50 /12
100 15 NP B-104-2
- 1.5 f 50/12 100 1.9 B-104-3
00 00 17 BOX-104-1
GRANODIORITE. Gray,
fractured, highly
weathered
3 00 00 18 BOX-104-2
■ 3.75
4.5 00 00 46 BOX-104-3
END OF BORING
5.25
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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-105

S P T CURVE
DEPTH
0 12 0.5 B-105-1
-
4/15
6 /15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
brown, dry \
\(DUNE SAND)______
SM
0.75 16/15 very dense, brown, dry 38 18 B-105-2
\
20 /15
18/15
- 1.5 20 /15 100 2.3 NP B-105-3

24 /15
50 /12
00 00 12 BOX-105-1
GRANODIORITE. Gray,
fractured, highly
weathered
- 3 00 00 20 BOX-105-2
3.75
4.5
END OF BORING
5.25
- 6


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-106

S.P.T. CURVE
ELEV/ SPT WC. LL P I ROD SCR TCR
DEPTH
0 7
I
10/15
14/15
SM
Medium dense, light
f • brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
• SILTY SAND. Dense to
0.75 15/15 very dense, brown, dry 43 1.4 NP B-106-2
\\
r
[ 19.'15
24/15
to damp
V
1.5 r 50/10 100 1.9 B-106-3
|- 2.25 29/15 100 3.4 B-106-4

50/12
50 no 100 4.3 B-106-5
3.75
4.5 50/12 100 4.7 B-106-6

SM SILTY SAND with
gravel. Very dense
brown, damp
50 no 100 5.2 B-106-7
5.25 END OF BORING
- 6

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-107

S PT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ SPT WC. L L P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
- 0 B-107-1
f 7/15
8/15
SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
i(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND with !.
10/15 \
15/15
'
1.5 42/15 100 2.1 NP B-107-3

50/12
2.25 t '•W 22/15 100 28 B-107-4

« 50/10
COMPLETELY
WEATHERED
GRANODIORITE. Very
• 3 50/13
dense, gray, dry to 100 3.1 B-107-5
damp
3.75
4.5 50/12 100 4.1 B-107-6
50/10 100 4.4 B-107-7
END OF BORING
5.25


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-108

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS, P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT W C LL
DEPTH
0 B-108-1
10/15
25/15 Dense, light brown, dry
(DUNE SAND)
\
h 0.75 COMPLETELY
WEATHERED
GRANODIORITE. Very
dense, gray, dry
h1-5 50 15
GRANODIORITE. Gray, 100 NR 00 oo 10
B-108-2
BOX-108-1
fine grained, very highy
fractured, highly
weathered
2.25
3 00 00 23 BOX-108-2
3.75
■J.5 00 00 31 BOX-108-3
5.25
- 6
END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-109

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
DEPTH
0
7/15
brown, dry
1
SM
'(DUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND with
:[ 9/15
to damp
*
►
- 1.5 10/15 25 2.1 B-109-3 T
12/15
13/15
i;
*
2.25 B 15/15 35 2.9 B-109-4

18/15
« | 17/15
\
3 28 /15 100 34 NP B-109-5

30/15
50 /12
‘4
3.75
A
4.5 < i 50/12 100 4.1 B-109-6
5.25
I 50/13
END OF BORING
100 4.5 B-109-7

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-110

SPT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS. PI RQD SCR TCR SAMPLE
ELEV/ SPT WC LL
DEPTH
ro 17 0.5 B-110-1
7/15
7/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
SP-SM brown, dry
t(DUNE SAND)_______
POORLY/WELL
9/15 and gravel. Medium
9/15
brown, dry to damp
1.5 7/15 SP-SM 18 2.5 NP B-110-3

8/15
10/15
2.25 13/15 49 4.1 B-110-4

20/15
29/15
3 30/15 100 4.7 B-110-5

33/15
50/10
COMPLETELY
3.75 WEATHERED
GRANODIORITE. Very
dense, gray, damp
4.5 50/12 100 4.9 B-110-6
50/10 100 5.4 B-110-7
5.25 END OF BORING

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-111

S.P T CURVE
ELEV/ SPT W.C. LL P I ROD SCR TCR
DEPTH
0 B-111-1
9/15
Medium dense, light
f
9/15
SP-SM brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
POORLY/WELL
12/15
10/15
and gravel. Medium
brown, dry to damp
- 1.5 13/15 27 3.1 B-111-3

12/15
15/15
2.25 14/15 SW-SM 40 3.7 NP B-111-4
f v
18/15
22 /15
3 39 /15 100 4 3 B-111-5

50 /12
COMPLETELY
WEATHERED
GRANODIORITE. Very
dense, gray, damp
3.75
4.5 50/12 100 4.5 B-111-6
50 /13 100 4 8 B-111-7
5.25 END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-112

SPT CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ SPT W.C LL P I ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
Af'iD TEST DATA 20 40 60 80
- 0
f
12/15
9/15
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
0.75 8/15 dense to very dense, 20 19 B-112-2
10/15
:
j
- 1.5 B-112-3 C
10/15 28 2.6 NP
f 13/15
15/15
2.25 17/15 37 4.1 B-112-4
f
19/15
18/15
- 3 22/15 65 4.6 B-112-5

27/15
38/15
COMPLETELY
3.75 WEATHERED
GRANODIORITE. Very
dense, gray, damp
4.5 39/15 100 4.9 B-112-6

50 /13
50/14 100 54 B-112-7
5.25 END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-113

G.W.L. : - EAST : 545192.644 TOTAL DEPTH : 5.00 M
S.PT. CURVE
ELEV/ SPT W C.
DEPTH 20 40 60 80
AND TEST DATA
0 9/15 19 04 B-113-1
9/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
10/15
SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
!1 j(DUNE SAND)______
SILTY SAND. Denes to
16/15 to damp
18/15
1.5 i:: 15/15 42 36 B-113-3

20 /15
22 /15
2.25 19 /15 56 4.6 B-113-4

26 /15
30/15
COMPLETELY
WEATHERED \
GRANODIORITE. Very \
3 50/14 dense, gray, damp 100 4.4 B-113-5
p 3.75
4.5 r 50/10 100 4.7 B-113-6
50/10 100 5.1 B-113-7
5.25 END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-114

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ SPT WC LL P I ROD SCR ICR SAMPLE
DEPTH
r0 10/15 SM 19 0.7 B-114-1

9/15
SILTY FINE SAND.
brown, dry
x(DUNE SAND)_______ 00 00 13 BOX-114-1
GRANODIORITE. Gray,
fractured, highly
weathered
- 1.5 00 00 13 BOX-114-2
- 2.25
- 3 00 00 24 BOX-114-3
3.75
4.5 00 00 34 BOX-114-4
END OF BORING
- 5.25
r6


BORING NO.: B-115

SPT CURVE
ELEV/ SPT WC
SAMPLERS uses Description (N) (%) <%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
DEPTH 20 40 60 80
AND TEST DATA
0 19 0.5 B-115-1
10/15
10/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
brown, dry
]
(DUNE SAND)
SM
SILTY SAND. Dense,
- 0.75 12/15 brown, dry 32 21 NP B-115-2
14/15 .
18 /15
1.5 16/15 60 25 B-115-3

26 /15 COMPLETELY
34 /15 WEATHERED
GRANODIORITE. Very
dense, gray, dry to \
damp
2.25 33/15 100 31 B-115-4
50/10
3 50/12 100 3.5 B-115-5
3.75
4.5 50 /12 100 4.1 B-115-6
50 /13 100 45 B-115-7
5.25 END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-116

S P T CURVE
SAMPLERS uses Description (N) {%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) NO
DEPTH
0 16 0.6 B-116-1
7/15
8/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
8/15
SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Medium
- 0.75 8/15 dense, brown, dry 22 1.3 NP B-116-2
9/15
13/15
• 1.5 00 00 08 BOX-116-1
GRANODIORITE. Gray,
fractured, highly
weathered
L 2.25
3 00 00 13 BOX-116-2
'
3.75
4.5 00 00 48 BOX-116-3
END OF BORING
- 5.25


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-117

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ SPT W.C LL PI ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
0 B-117-1
10/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 22 0.2 \
9/15
SM
brown, dry '
KDUNE SAND)
SILTY SAND. Very
- 0.75 18/15 dense, brown, dry 100 1.2 NP B-117-2
25/15
50/10
00 00 26 BOX-117-1
GRANODIORITE. Gray,
fractured, highly
1.5 weathered 00 00 12 BOX-117-2
2.25
3 00 00 18 BOX-117-3
- 3.75
4.5 00 00 40 BOX-117-4
END OF BORING
5.25

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TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-118

S.PT CURVE
DEPTH
- 0 [f
7
10/15 SM SILTY FINE SAND. 22 05 B-118-1
12/15
10/15
SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)
- 0 . ?5 12/15 very dense, brown, dry 36 16 B-118-2
16/15
20/10
T
]
1.5 B-118-3
f 50 /12 100 1.5
00 00 09 BOX-118-1
GRANODIORITE. Gray,
fractured, highly
weathered
2.25
3 00 00 19 BOX-118-2
3.75
4.5 00 00 34 BOX-118-3
END OF BORING
5.25


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-119

S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS. SPT W.C LL PI ROD SCR ICR SAMPLE
ELEV/ uses
DEPTH
0 8/15 22 0.2 B-119-1

10/15
SM SILTY FINE SAND.
12/15
brown, dry 1
KDUNE SAND) '
1S/15
26/15
COMPLETELY
WEATHERED
GRANODIORITE. Very
1.5 50/12 dense, gray, dry to 100 24 B-119-3
damp
2.25 50/12 100 3.6 B-119-4
| 3 50/10 100 4.2 B-119-5
-3.75
4.5 50 /12 100 4.4 B-119-6
50/13 100 39 B-119-7
5.25 END OF BORING


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-120

S P T CURVE
ELEV/ SPT W.C. LL P I ROD SCR TCR
SAMPLERS uses Description (N) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) <%) NO
DEPTH

10/15
16/15
SM
Medium dense, light
brown, dry
KDUNE SAND)_______
\SILTY SAND.brown, dry 00 00 10 BOX-120-1
0.75 GRANODIORITE. Gray,
L fractured, highly
weathered
r i.5 00 00 11 BOX-120-2
: 2.25
3 00 00 15 BOX-120-3
3.75
I- 4.5 00 00 30 BOX-120-4
END OF BORING
-5.25


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-121

S P T CURVE
DEPTH
r0
f
100 B-121-1
10/15
12/15
SM SILTY SAND. Very 06 NP
50/12 dense, brown, dry
- 0.75 30/15 100 1.1 B-121-2

50/13 COMPLETELY
WEATHERED
GRANODIORITE. Very
dense, brown, dry
- 1.5 00 00 10 BOX-121-1
GRANODIORITE. Gray,
fractured, highly
weathered
2.25
- 3 00 00 12 BOX-121-2
J
! 3.75
4.5 00 00 20 BOX-121-3
- 5.25 (
6 00 00 09 BOX-121-4


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-121
PROJECT JEDDAH 300 MW AC PV SOLAR PROJECT DATE STARTED: 21-12-2020

CLIENT LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED DATE FINISHED : 21-12-2020
LOCATION 3rd INDUSTRIAL CITY, JEDDAH, K.S.A DRILL RIG : 42
PROJECT No: SM 10822 ELEVATION : DRILLER IDREES
G.W.D. NORTH : 2342006 GEOLOGIST FAISAL
G.W.L. EAST : 545661 TOTAL DEPTH 7.50 M
S PT CURVE
ELEV/ SPT W.C LL PI
DEPTH
r 6.75
7.5
END OF BORING
8.25
r 9
9.75
10.5
11.25
12
12.75


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-122

S.P T CURVE
ELEV/ SPT WC LL PI
DEPTH
0 14 0.5 B-122-1
6/15 SILTY SAND. Very
f
SM
7/15
7/12
SM
\dense, brown, dry____
Iv SILTY SAND with some
MW dense, brown, dry to
1| damp
0.75 10/15 23 1.3 B-122-2
10/15
13/15
i
1.5
: 13/15
12/15
25 2.3 NP B-122-3
13/15
; I
.]•; :|in-
m
•T
2.25
m
' 'j»'i
14 /15
18/15
36 3.3 B-122-4
18/15
n.■
■
W:li: T
-:
I
3 9/15 24 4.2 B-122-5 1
■!>*
12/15
12/15
L
• i
. f
- 3.75 t.. -nl 7
SP-SM POORLY/WELL
and gravel. Dense to
-4.5 24 /15 very dense, brown, 56 4.7 B-122-6
28 /15 damp to moist
28/15
5.25
6 17/15 SW-SM 35 64 NP B-122-7

18/15
17/15 \
\

TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-122

CLIENT : LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED DATE FINISHED : 20-12-2020
LOCATION : 3rd INDUSTRIAL CITY, JEDDAH, K S.A DRILL RIG : 42
S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
DEPTH
SAMPLERS uses Description (N) (%) (%) (%) (%> (%) (%) NO
6.75 V
7.5 ^ 50/10 100 7.3 B-122-8
8.25
- 9
r 50/12 100 8.1 B-122-9
9.75
END OF BORING
10.5
11.25
12
- 12.75


TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-123

S.P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ SPT W.C L L PI ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
- 0
8/15 SM SILTY SAND. Very 15 0.3 B-123-1
7/15
8/12 SM dense, brown, dry
SILTY SAND. Medium
dense to dense, brown,
dry to damp .
i:
0.75 9/15 17 1.9 B-123-2
8/15
9/15
:
- 1.5
f
10/15 24 2.1 B-123-3
12/15
12/15
2.25 16/15 42 3.7 NP B-123-4

18/15
: 24 /15
I
- 3 17/15 36 46 B-123-5
18 /IE
18/15
3.75
SP-SM POORLY/WELL
GRADED SAND with silt '
and gravel. Very dense,
4.5 brown, damp to moist 100 5.1 B-123-6
rj 50/12
;
5.25 .
6 18/15 50 68 B-123-7
20 /15
30/15
r

TEST BORING LOG
BORING NO.: B-123
PROJECT JEDDAH 300 MW AC PV SOLAR PROJECT DATE STARTED : 21-12-2020

CLIENT LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED DATE FINISHED : 21-12-2020
LOCATION 3rd INDUSTRIAL CITY, JEDDAH, K.S.A DRILL RIG : 42
S P T CURVE
SOIL SYMBOLS,
ELEV/ SPT W.C. LL PI ROD SCR TCR SAMPLE
DEPTH
\
6.75
- 7.5
r 30 /15
50/12
SP-SM 100 76 NP B-123-8
8.25
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
PROJECT Jeddah 300 MW AC PV Solar Project DATE 08-12-2020
CLIENT Larsen & Toubro Limited REF No. SM-10822
LOCATION 3rd Industrial city, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia TEST NO. ERT-1
EQUIPMENT MEGGER DET 4/TC2 TEMP. 26° C
METHOD Wenner Four Electric Method HUMIDITY 27%
MATERIAL Natural ground material EASTING 542279.889
DETECTION North direction NORTHING 2339462.931
Electrode Spacing (m) Resistance (R) Geometric Factor (K) Apparent Resistivity (Ohm-m)
(a) Ohms K = 2ua p = 2naR
0.5 49.20 3.142 154.57
1.0 46.90 6.283 294.68
2.0 33.30 12.566 418.46
3.0 27.30 18.850 514.59
5.0 14.91 31.416 468.41
8.0 7.22 50.265 362.92

10.0 4.56 62.832 286.51
15.0 1.79 94.248 168.70
Apparent Average Resistivity (Ohm-m) 333.61
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
LOCATION 3rc Industrial city, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia TEST NO. ERT-1
METHOD Wanner Four Electric Method HUMIDITY 27%
DIRTECTION East direction NORTHING 2339462.931
(a) Ohms K = 2rra p = 2uaR
0.5 48.90 3.142 153.62
1.0 40.60 6.283 255.10
2.0 33.50 12.566 420.97
3.0 26.80 18.850 505.17
5.0 15.55 31.416 488.52
8.0 7.70 50.265 387.04
10.0 4.98 62.832 312.90
15.0 1.87 94.248 176.24
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METHOD Wenner Four Electric Method HUMIDITY 27 %
DIRTECTION South-East direction NORTHING 2339462.931
(a) Ohms K = 2Tia p = 2iTaR
0.5 54.50 3.142 171.22
1.0 48.40 6.283 304.11
2.0 29.10 12.566 365.68
3.0 21.50 18.850 405.27
5.0 13.84 31.416 434.80
8.0 5.00 50.265 251.33
10.0 4.52 62.832 284.00
15.0 1.78 94.248 167.76
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DETECTION South direction NORTHING 2339462.931
(a) Ohms K = 2rra p = 2TiaR
0.5 39.98 3.142 125.60
1.0 34.40 6.283 216.14
2.0 28.10 12.566 353.12
3.0 21.70 18.850 409.04
5.0 14.05 31.416 441.39
8.0 7.28 50.265 365.93
10.0 4.83 62.832 303.48
15.0 1.88 94.248 177.19
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57

DIRTECTION West direction NORTHING 2339462.931
(a) Ohms K = 2rra p = 2iraR
0.5 40.50 3.142 127.23

1.0 38.20 6.283 240.02
2.0 27.80 12.566 349.35
3.0 21.30 18.850 401.50
5.0 13.87 31.416 435.74
8.0 7.48 50.265 375.99
10.0 5.40 62.832 339.29
15.0 1.94 94.248 182.84
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
DIRTECTION North direction NORTHING 2338995.706
(a) Ohms K = 2713 p = 2iTaR
0.5 39.00 3.142 122.52

1.0 23.60 6.283 148.28
2.0 15.12 12.566 190.00

3.0 12.46 18.850 234.87
5.0 7.89 31.416 247.87
8.0 4.15 50.265 208.60
10.0 2.43 62.832 152.68

15.0 0.87 94.248 82.00

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EQUIPMENT MEGGER DEI 4/TC2 TEMP. 23° C
DETECTION East direction NORTHING 2338995.706
(a) Ohms K = 2ira p = 2rraR

0.5 38.30 3.142 120.32
1.0 23.60 6.283 148.28
2.0 15.48 12.566 194.53
3.0 12.63 18.850 238.07
5.0 6.85 31.416 215.20
8.0 3.17 50.265 159.34
10.0 1.94 62.832 121.89
15.0 0.68 94.248 64.09
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DIRTECTION South - East direction NORTHING 2338995.706
(a) Ohms K = 2Tra p = 2rraR
0.5 52.10 3.142 163.68
1.0 28.30 6.283 177.81
2.0 18.10 12.566 227.45
3.0 12.74 18.850 240.14
5.0 6.84 31.416 214.88
8.0 2.87 50.265 144.26
10.0 1.97 62.832 123.78
15.0 0.71 94.248 66.92
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DIRTECTION South direction NORTHING 2338995.706
(a) Ohms K = 2Tia p = 2TiaR
0.5 45.60 3.142 143.26
1.0 31.30 6.283 196.66
2.0 17.40 12.566 218.65
3.0 11.79 18.850 222.24
5.0 6.04 31.416 189.75
8.0 2.70 50.265 135.72
10.0 1.66 62.832 104.30
15.0 0.55 94.248 51.84
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EQUIIPMENT MEGGER DET 4/TC2 TEMP. 23° C
DIRTECTION West direction NORTHING 2338995.706
(a) Ohms K = 2iTa p = 2TraR
0.5 34.90 3.142 109.64
1.0 26.50 6.283 166.50

2.0 16.45 12.566 206.72
3.0 12.51 18.850 235.81

5.0 6.70 31.416 210.49
8.0 2.94 50.265 147.78
10.0 1.68 62.832 105.56

15.0 0.51 94.248 48.07
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
LOCATION 3rd Industrial city. Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia TEST NO. ERT-3
(a) Ohms K = 2ua p = 2naR
0.5 30.00 3.142 94.25
1.0 16.33 6.283 102.60
2.0 10.54 12.566 132.45
3.0 8.11 18.850 152.87
5.0 4.14 31.416 130.06
8.0 2.23 50.265 112.09
10.0 1.30 62.832 81.68
15.0 0.89 94.248 83.88
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
(a) Ohms K = 2Tra p = 2iraR
0.5 30.00 3.142 94.25
1 0 18.00 6.283 113.10
20 11.00 12.566 138.23
3.0 7.93 18.850 149.48
5.0 4.94 31.416 155.19
8.0 2 00 50.265 100.53
10.0 1.00 62.832 62.83
15.0 0.62 94.248 58.43

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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
DIRTECTIiON South direction NORTHING 2338756.944
(a) Ohms K = 2-na p = 2rraR
0.5 28.70 3.142 90.16
1.0 17.40 6.283 109.33
2.0 11.24 12.566 141.25
3.0 8.73 18.850 164.56
5.0 5.63 31.416 176.87
8.0 2.85 50.265 143.26
10.0 1.71 62.832 107.44
15.0 0.53 94.248 49.95
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DETECTION West direction NORTHING 2338756.944
(a) Ohms K = 2-na p = 2uaR
0.5 28.80 3.142 90.48
1.0 16.40 6.283 103.04
2.0 11.16 12.566 140.24
3.0 8.57 18.850 161.54
5.0 5.47 31.416 171.85
8.0 2.58 50.265 129.68
10.0 1.59 62.832 99.90
15.0 0.44 94.248 41.47
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
CLIiENT Larsen & Toubro Limited REF No. SM-10822
(a) Ohms K = 2Tia p = 2rraR
0.5 32.00 3.142 100.53

1.0 18.80 6.283 118.12
2.0 13.03 12.566 163.74
3.0 11.80 18.850 222.42
5.0 10.27 31.416 322.64
8.0 5.75 50.265 289.03

10.0 4.42 62.832 277.72
15.0 1.52 94.248 143.26
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
(a) Ohms K = 2-na p = 2TraR
0.5 29.80 3.142 93.62
1.0 21.80 6.283 136.97

2.0 13.49 12.566 169.52
3.0 10.78 18.850 203.20
5.0 7.64 31.416 240.02
8.0 3.91 50.265 196.54
10.0 2.61 62.832 163.99

15.0 0.98 94.248 92.36
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
DIRTECTION South direction NORTHING 2338842.099
(a) Ohms K = 2-na p = 2uaR
0.5 29.70 3.142 93.31
1.0 21.90 6.283 137.60
2.0 13.61 12.566 171.03
3.0 10.24 18.850 193.02
5.0 7.86 31.416 246.93
8.0 3.05 50.265 153.31
10.0 1.91 62.832 120.01
15.0 0.82 94.248 77.28
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
(a) Ohms K = 2Tia p = 2rraR
0.5 32.50 3.142 102.10
1.0 21.80 6.283 136.97
2.0 14.93 12.566 187.62
3.0 11.46 18.850 216.02
5.0 7.67 31.416 240.96
8.0 3.69 50.265 185.48
10.0 2.41 62.832 151.42
15.0 1.06 94.248 99.90

TEST REF: ASTM G 57
0.5 65.60 3.142 206.09

1.0 57.20 6.283 359.40
2.0 38.10 12.566 478.78
3.0 24.40 18.850 459.93
5.0 12.11 31.416 380.45
8.0 5.14 50.265 258.36
10.0 2.97 62.832 186.61

15.0 0.91 94.248 85.77
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(a) Ohms K = 2rra p = 2rraR
0.5 65.90 3.142 207.03
1.0 56.70 6.283 356.26
2.0 37.50 12.566 471.24
3.0 26.90 18.850 507.05
5.0 13.59 31.416 426.94
8.0 5.60 50.265 281.49
10.0 3.13 62.832 196.66
15.0 1.00 94.248 94.25
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
DETECTION South direction NORTHING 2339567.889
(a) Ohms K = 2ua p = 2iTaR
0.5 70.00 3.142 219.91
1.0 56.30 6.283 353.74
2.0 36.60 12.566 459.93
3.0 25.10 18.850 473.12
5.0 12.59 31.416 395.53
8.0 4.95 50.265 248.81
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15 0 1.16 94.248 109.33
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
(a) Ohms K = 2Tia p = 2TraR
0.5 67.10 3.142 210.80
10 58.80 6.283 369.45
2.0 38.70 12.566 486.32
3.0 26.30 18.850 495.74
5.0 12.97 31.416 407.46
8.0 4.89 50.265 245.80
10 0 2.78 62.832 174.67
15.0 0.89 94.248 83.88
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
(a) Ohms K = 2ua p = 2TiaR
0.5 67.50 3.142 212.06
10 58.60 6.283 368.19
2.0 31.40 12.566 394.58
3.0 22.30 18.850 420.35
5.0 9.89 31.416 310.70
8.0 3.84 50.265 193.02
10.0 2.68 62.832 168.39
15.0 1.09 94.248 102.73
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
LOCATION 3rd industrial city, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia TEST NO. ERT-6
DETECTION East direction NORTHING 2339239.907
(a) Ohms K = 2rra p = 2TraR
0.5 61.50 3.142 193.21
10 54.70 6.283 343.69
2.0 33.40 12.566 419.72
30 20.70 18.850 390.19
5.0 9.69 31.416 304.42
80 4.09 50.265 205.59
10.0 2.69 62.832 169.02
15.0 0.89 94.248 83.88
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IDIRTECTION South direction NORTHING 2339239.907
0.5 59.10 3.142 185.67
1.0 54.40 6.283 341.81
2.0 29.60 12.566 371.96
3.0 21.90 18.850 412.81
5.0 10.70 31.416 336.15
8.0 4.59 50.265 230.72
10.0 2.70 62.832 169.65
15.0 1.45 94.248 136.66
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
0.5 57.60 3.142 180.96
1.0 46.60 6.283 292.80
2.0 30.50 12.566 383.27
3.0 21.00 18.850 395.84
5.0 11.19 31.416 351.54
8.0 4.72 50.265 237.25
10.0 2.46 62.832 154.57
15.0 1.07 94.248 100.85
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
DETECTION North-South direction NORTHING 2340145.701
(a) Ohms K = 2tt3 p = 2TiaR
0.5 96.90 3.142 304.42
1.0 88.00 6.283 552.92
2.0 60.90 12.566 765.29
3.0 49.60 18.850 934.94
5.0 28.80 31.416 904.78
8.0 9.83 50.265 494.11
10.0 5.36 62.832 336.78
15.0 1.85 94.248 174.36
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DIRTECTION North,East - South,West direction NORTHING 2340145.701
Ohms K = 2iTa p = 2rraR

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0.5 94.20 3.142 295.94
1.0 95.00 6.283 596.90
2.0 64.60 12.566 811.79
3.0 40.60 18.850 765.29
5.0 25.30 31.416 794.82
8.0 11.41 50.265 573.53
10.0 7.61 62.832 478.15
15.0 2.57 94.248 242.22
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
LOCATION 3rd Industrial city. Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia TEST NO. ERT-7
DETECTION East-West direction NORTHING 2340145.701
0.5 104.30 3.142 327.67
1.0 95.50 6.283 600.04
2.0 71.50 12.566 898.50
3.0 48.00 18.850 904.78
5.0 28.40 31.416 892.21
8.0 13.15 50.265 660.99
10.0 8.12 62.832 510.19
15.0 2.61 94.248 245.99

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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
DETECTION Southeast - North,West direction NORTHING 2340145.701
(a) Ohms K = 2713 p = 2rraR
0.5 108.00 3.142 339.29
1.0 89.50 6.283 562.35
2.0 62.90 12.566 790.42
3.0 40.90 18.850 770.95
5.0 28.50 31.416 895.35
8.0 10.45 50.265 525.27
10.0 6.40 62.832 402.12
15.0 2.27 94.248 213.94
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DIRTECTION North - South direction NORTHING 2340644.827
0.5 30.30 3.142 95.19
1.0 16.59 6.283 104.24
20 10.29 12.566 129.31
3.0 7.22 18.850 136.09
5.0 5.29 31.416 166.19
8.0 3.31 50.265 166.38
10.0 1.82 62.832 114.35
15.0 0.74 94.248 69.74
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DETECTION North,East - South,West direction NORTHING 2340644.827
(a) Ohms K = 2tt3 p = 2TiaR
0.5 29.60 3.142 92.99
1.0 17.01 6.283 106.88
2.0 10.53 12.566 132.32
3.0 7.99 18.850 150.61
5.0 4.58 31.416 143.88
8.0 3.01 50.265 151.30
10.0 2.07 62.832 130.06
15.0 0.91 94.248 85.77
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
(a) Ohms K = 2iTa p = 2TiaR
0.5 28.30 3.142 88.91
1.0 16.89 6.283 106.12
2.0 10.08 12.566 126.67
3.0 7.91 18.850 149.10
5.0 5.27 31.416 165.56
8.0 3.12 50.265 156.83
10.0 1.85 62.832 116.24
15.0 0.77 94.248 72.57
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DIRTECTION East - West direction NORTHING 2340644.827
(a) Ohms K = 2Tra p = 2naR
0.5 25.30 3.142 79.48
1.0 15.77 6.283 99.09
2.0 10.03 12.566 126.04
3.0 7.70 18.850 145.14
5.0 5.10 31.416 160.22
8.0 2.87 50.265 144.26
10.0 1.93 62.832 121.27
15.0 1.01 94.248 95.19
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
0.5 35.40 3.142 111.21
1.0 22.10 6.283 138.86
2.0 11.97 12.566 150.42
3.0 7.46 18.850 140.62
5.0 5.07 31.416 159.28
8.0 2.66 50.265 133.71
10.0 1.80 62.832 113.10
15.0 1.00 94.248 94.25
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
DIRTECTIOiN North,East - South,West direction NORTHING 2340411.907
(a) Ohms K = 2173 p = 2uaR
0.5 36.80 3.142 115.61
1.0 20.80 6.283 130.69
2.0 12.00 12.566 150.80
3.0 8.84 18.850 166.63
5.0 5.20 31.416 163.36
8.0 2.64 50.265 132.70
10.0 1.75 62.832 109.96
15.0 0.72 94.248 67.86
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(a) Ohms K = 2ira p = 2iTaR
0.5 34.70 3.142 109.01
1.0 21.20 6.283 133.20
2.0 12.39 12.566 155.70
3.0 8.72 18.850 164.37
5.0 5.06 31.416 158.96
8.0 2.92 50.265 146.78
10.0 1.85 62.832 116.24
15.0 0.73 94.248 68.80
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
0.5 35.10 3.142 110.27
1.0 21.50 6.283 135.09
2.0 12.96 12.566 162.86
3.0 9.09 18.850 171.34
5.0 4.96 31.416 155.82
8.0 2.57 50.265 129.18
10.0 1.74 62.832 109.33
15.0 0.70 94.248 65.97
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
DETECTION North - South direction NORTHING 2339868.433
0.5 78.10 3.142 245.36
1.0 70.40 6.283 442.34
2.0 53.50 12.566 672.30
3.0 40.90 18.850 770.95
5.0 24.80 31.416 779.11
8.0 12.50 50.265 628.32
10.0 8.40 62.832 527.79
15.0 3.33 94.248 313.85

TEST REF: ASTM G 57
0.5 80.20 3.142 251.96
1.0 73.40 6.283 461.19
2.0 54.10 12.566 679.84
3.0 39.60 18.850 746.44
5.0 21.90 31.416 688.01
8.0 12.00 50.265 603.19
10.0 7.99 62.832 502.03
15.0 3.41 94.248 321.38
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
DETECTION East-West direction NORTHING 2339868.433
(a) Ohms K = 2Tra p = 2iTaR
0.5 84.90 3.142 266.72
1.0 78.80 6.283 495.12
20 56.30 12.566 707.49
3.0 40.00 18.850 753.98
50 20.30 31.416 637.74
8.0 13.72 50.265 689.64
10.0 8.43 62.832 529.67
15.0 3.73 94.248 351.54
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DIRTECTION Southeast - North,West direction NORTHING 2339868.433
0.5 76.30 3.142 239.70
1.0 71.80 6.283 451.13
2.0 51.40 12.566 645.91
3.0 36.20 18.850 682.35
5.0 21.60 31.416 678.58
8.0 11.81 50.265 593.64
10.0 7.82 62.832 491.35
15.0 3.11 94.248 293.11
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DIRTECTION North,Est - South,West direction NORTHING 2370740.125
0.5 32.50 3.142 102.10
1.0 16.84 6.283 105.81
20 9.97 12.566 125.29
3.0 7.05 18.850 132.89
5.0 4.52 31.416 142.00
8.0 2.93 50.265 147.28
10.0 2.16 62.832 135.72
15.0 1.00 94.248 94.25
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
(a) Ohms K = 2713 p = 2rraR
0.5 29.40 3.142 92.36

1.0 16.55 6.283 103.99
2.0 9.82 12.566 123.40
3.0 7.09 18.850 133.64
5.0 5.09 31.416 159.91

8.0 3.01 50.265 151.30
10.0 2.13 62.832 133.83
15.0 0.96 94.248 90.48
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
(a) Ohms K = 2ua p = 2uaR
0.5 34.40 3.142 108.07
1.0 17.30 6.283 108.70
2.0 10.22 12.566 128.43
3.0 7.44 18.850 140.24
5.0 5.07 31.416 159.28
8.0 3.23 50.265 162.36
10.0 2.21 62.832 138.86
15.0 1.06 94.248 99.90
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(a) Ohms K = 2iTa p = 2uaR
0.5 31.40 3.142 98.65
1.0 16.95 6.283 106.50
2.0 10.01 12.566 125.79
3.0 7.30 18.850 137.60
5.0 4.92 31.416 154.57
8.0 3.00 50.265 150.80
10.0 2.09 62.832 131.32
15.0 0.99 94.248 93.31

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LOCATION 3rd industrial city, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia TEST NO. ERT-12
(s) Ohms K = 2iTa p = 2naR
0.5 53.70 3.142 168.70

1.0 46.40 6.283 291.54
2.0 26.70 12.566 335.52
3.0 18.30 18.850 344.95
5.0 9.21 31.416 289.34
8.0 4.20 50.265 211.12

10.0 2.77 62.832 174.04
15.0 0.93 94.248 87.65

TEST REF: ASTM G 57
EQUIPMENT MEGGER DET 4/TC2 TEMP. 26c C
(a) Ohms K = 2ua p = 2TraR
0.5 52.60 3.142 165.25
1.0 43.30 6.283 272.06
2.0 24.00 12.566 301.59
3.0 18.00 18.850 339.29
5.0 9.28 31.416 291.54
8.0 4.12 50.265 207.09
10.0 2.68 62.832 168.39
15.0 0.91 94.248 85.77
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DIRTECTION East-West direction NORTHING 2340569.337
0.5 46.60 3.142 146.40
1.0 37.70 6.283 236.88
2.0 27.30 12.566 343.06
3.0 18.00 18.850 339.29
5.0 8.56 31.416 268.92
80 4.47 50.265 224.69
10.0 2.87 62.832 180.33
15.0 1.26 94.248 118.75

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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
(a) Ohms K = 2iTa p = 27raR
0.5 51.30 3.142 161.16
1.0 45.90 6.283 288.40
2.0 27.10 12.566 340.55
3.0 18.70 18.850 352.49
5.0 9.10 31.416 285.88
8.0 4.29 50.265 215.64
10.0 2.80 62.832 175.93
15.0 0.99 94.248 93.31
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
(a) Ohms K = 2Tra p = 2iraR
0.5 208.00 3.142 653.45
1.0 124.00 6.283 779.11
2.0 78.00 12.566 980.18
3.0 51.00 18.850 961.33
5.0 22.00 31.416 691.15
8.0 7.10 50.265 356.88
10.0 4.00 62.832 251.33
15.0 1.28 94.248 120.64
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
DETECTION North,East - West,South direction NORTHING 2341102.470
(a) Ohms K = 2iTa p = 2rraR
0.5 239.00 3.142 750.84
1.0 136.10 6.283 855.14
2.0 77.20 12.566 970.12
3.0 45.60 18.850 859.54
5.0 20.30 31.416 637.74
8.0 6.54 50.265 328.74
10.0 3.24 62.832 203.58
15.0 1.38 94.248 130.06
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0.5 213.00 3.142 669.16
1.0 162.60 6.283 1,021.65
2.0 84.90 12.566 1,066.88
3.0 43.60 18.850 821.84
5.0 18.60 31.416 584.34
8.0 7.85 50.265 394.58
10.0 3.88 62.832 243.79
15.0 1.18 94.248 111.21
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0.5 201.60 3.142 633.35
1.0 126.30 6.283 793.57
2.0 76.10 12.566 956.30
3.0 48.40 18.850 912.32
5.0 19.00 31.416 596.90
8.0 8.00 50.265 402.12
10.0 4.41 62.832 277.09
15.0 1.22 94.248 114.98

TEST REF: ASTM G 57
(a) Ohms K = 2iTa p = 2iraR
0.5 42.00 3.142 131.95
1.0 31.90 6.283 200.43
2.0 20.40 12.566 256.35
3.0 17.00 18.850 320.44
5.0 13.00 31.416 408.41
8.0 7.00 50.265 351.86
10.0 5.62 62.832 353.12
15.0 2.91 94.248 274.26

TEST REF: ASTM G 57
0.5 44.70 3.142 140.43
1.0 32.60 6.283 204.83
2.0 20.50 12.566 257.61

3.0 17.70 18.850 333.64
5.0 14.26 31.416 447.99
8.0 6.59 50.265 331.25

10.0 4.50 62.832 282.74
15.0 2.36 94.248 222.42
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0.5 51.00 3.142 160.22
1.0 36.90 6.283 231.85
2.0 26.60 12.566 334.27
3.0 15.87 18.850 299.14
5.0 10.72 31.416 336.78
8.0 8.34 50.265 419.21
10.0 6.31 62.832 396.47
15.0 2.27 94.248 213.94
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
(a) Ohms K = 2Tra p = 2uaR
0.5 43.60 3.142 136.97
1.0 31.20 6.283 196.04
2.0 21.80 12.566 273.95
3.0 19.40 18.850 365.68
5.0 12.89 31.416 404.95
8.0 7.03 50.265 353.37
10.0 5.13 62.832 322.33
15.0 2.55 94.248 240.33
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DIRTECTION North-South direction NORTHING 2342061.577
(a) Ohms K = 2-na p = 2TraR
0.5 182.00 3.142 571.77
1.0 112.20 6.283 704.97
2.0 40.30 12.566 506.42
3.0 16.87 18.850 317.99

5.0 4.73 31.416 148.60
8.0 1.18 50.265 59.31
10.0 0.85 62.832 53.41
15.0 0.54 94.248 50.89

TEST REF: ASTM G 57
0.5 177.00 3.142 556.06
1.0 104.80 6.283 658.48
2.0 40.30 12.566 506.42
3.0 17.07 18.850 321.76
5.0 3.87 31.416 121.58
8.0 0.75 50.265 37.70
10.0 0.63 62.832 39.58
15.0 0.51 94.248 48.07
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
(a) Ohms K = 2ua p = 2iTaR
0.5 167.80 3.142 527.16
1.0 106.40 6.283 668.53
2.0 41.80 12.566 525.27
3.0 16.89 18.850 318.37
5.0 3.90 31.416 122.52
8.0 1.16 50.265 58.31
10.0 0.80 62.832 50.27
15.0 0.52 94.248 49.01
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
0.5 173.00 3.142 543.50
1.0 106.30 6.283 667.90

2.0 59.50 12.566 747.70
3.0 16.78 18.850 316.30

5.0 4.40 31.416 138.23
8.0 1.21 50.265 60.82
10.0 0.74 62.832 46.50
15.0 0.49 94.248 46.18

TEST REF: ASTM G 57
0.5 81.30 3.142 255.41
1.0 48.30 6.283 303.48
2.0 15.71 12.566 197.42
3.0 7.21 18.850 135.91
5.0 2.51 31.416 78.85
8.0 1.19 50.265 59.82
10.0 0.94 62.832 59.06
15.0 0.72 94.248 67.86

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EQUIPMENT MEGGER DET4/TC2 TEMP. 28° C
0.5 98.30 3.142 308.82
1.0 44.70 6.283 280.86
2.0 15.38 12.566 193.27
3.0 6.90 18.850 130.06
5.0 2.28 31.416 71.63
8.0 1.14 50.265 57.30
10.0 0.90 62.832 56.55
15.0 0.82 94.248 77.28

TEST REF: ASTM G 57
DETECTION East - West direction NORTHING 2341479.609
0.5 86.70 3.142 272.38
1.0 46.50 6.283 292.17
2.0 14.27 12.566 179.32
3.0 5.98 18.850 112.72
5.0 2.03 31.416 63.77
8.0 0.96 50.265 48.25
10.0 0.77 62.832 48.38
15.0 0.59 94.248 55.61
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
(a) Ohms K = 2ua p = 2TiaR
0.5 91.10 3.142 286.20
1.0 47.20 6.283 296.57
2.0 15.92 12.566 200.06
3.0 5.53 18.850 104.24
5.0 2.32 31.416 72.88
8.0 1.09 50.265 54.79
10.0 0.84 62.832 52.78
15.0 0.61 94.248 57.49

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0.5 46.60 3.142 146.40
1.0 17.30 6.283 108.70

2.0 3.40 12.566 42.73
3.0 1.21 18.850 22.81

5.0 0.48 31.416 15.08
8.0 0.32 50.265 16.08
10.0 0.26 62.832 16.34
15.0 0.22 94.248 20.73

TEST REF: ASTM G 57
0.5 49.00 3.142 153.94
1.0 17.50 6.283 109.96

2.0 3.71 12.566 46.62
3.0 1.39 18.850 26.20
5.0 0.59 31.416 18.54
8.0 0.36 50.265 18.10
10.0 0.34 62.832 21.36
15.0 0.22 94.248 20.73

TEST REF: ASTM G 57
(a) Ohms K = 2rra p = 2iTaR
0.5 48.00 3.142 150.80
1.0 17.00 6.283 106.81
2.0 3.49 12.566 43.86
3.0 1.31 18.850 24.69
5.0 0.53 31.416 16.65
8.0 0.33 50.265 16.59
10.0 0.30 62.832 18.85
15.0 0.20 94.248 18.85

TEST REF: ASTM G 57
Ohms K = 2na p = 2uaR
0.5 47.00 3.142 147.65
1.0 16.23 6.283 101.98
2.0 3.13 12.566 39.33
3.0 1.15 18.850 21.68
5.0 0.52 31.416 16.34
8.0 0.31 50.265 15.58
10.0 0.24 62.832 15.08
15.0 0.21 94.248 19.79
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0.5 14.46 3.142 45.43
1.0 5.44 6.283 34.18
2.0 1.79 12.566 22.49
3.0 0.89 18.850 16.78
5.0 0.32 31.416 10.05
8.0 0.19 50.265 9.55
10.0 0.17 62.832 10.68
15.0 0.16 94.248 15.08

TEST REF: ASTM G 57
(a) Ohms K = 2Tia p = 2TTaR
0.5 14.19 3.142 44.58
1.0 5.60 6.283 35.19
2.0 1.87 12.566 23.50
3.0 0.95 18.850 17.91
5.0 0.42 31.416 13.19
8.0 0.24 50.265 12.06
10.0 0.18 62.832 11.31
15.0 0.15 94.248 14.14

TEST REF: ASTM G 57
0.5 14.05 3.142 44.14
1.0 5.70 6.283 35.81
2.0 1.84 12.566 23.12
3.0 1.00 18.850 18.85
5.0 0.52 31.416 16.34
8.0 0.27 50.265 13.57
10.0 0.21 62.832 13.19
15.0 0.18 94.248 16.96

TEST REF: ASTM G 57
0.5 14.30 3.142 44.92
1.0 5.80 6.283 36.44
2.0 1.71 12.566 21.49
3.0 0.98 18.850 18.47
5.0 0.49 31.416 15.39
8.0 0.21 50.265 10.56
10.0 0.16 62.832 10.05
15.0 0.14 94.248 13.19
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(a) Ohms K = 2Tra p = 2TiaR
0.5 30.50 3.142 95.82
1.0 14.30 6.283 89.85
2.0 4.25 12.566 53.41
3.0 1.87 18.850 35.25
5.0 0.76 31.416 23.88
8.0 0.46 50.265 23.12

10.0 0.40 62.832 25.13
15.0 0.34 94.248 32.04
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TEST REF: ASTM G 57
0.5 35.00 3.142 109.96
1.0 13.46 6.283 84.57
2.0 3.77 12.566 47.38
3.0 1.62 18.850 30.54
5.0 0.70 31.416 21.99
8.0 0.39 50.265 19.60
10.0 0.33 62.832 20.73
15 0 0.23 94.248 21.68

TEST REF: ASTM G 57
0.5 43.00 3.142 135.09
1.0 13.75 6.283 86.39
2.0 3.49 12.566 43.86
3.0 1.41 18.850 26.58

5.0 0.69 31.416 21.68
8.0 0.41 50.265 20.61
10.0 0.35 62.832 21.99
15.0 0.29 94.248 27.33

TEST REF: ASTM G 57
METHOD Wanner Four Electric Method HUMIDITY 60%
(a) Ohms K = 2TT3 p = 2iTaR
0.5 40.00 3.142 125.66

1.0 13.91 6.283 87.40
2.0 3.71 12.566 46.62
3.0 1.30 18.850 24.50
5.0 0.72 31.416 22.62
8.0 0.38 50.265 19.10

10.0 0.33 62.832 20.73
15.0 0.26 94.248 24.50

PLATE LOAD TEST DATA
TEST REF: ASTM D 1194
PROJECT REPDO Round 2, Jeddah 300 mW AC PV Solar DATE 22-Dec-2020
CLIENT Larsen & Toubro Limited REF. No. SM-10721
LOCATION Industrial city-3, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia TEST No. PLT - 1
MATERIAL Natural Ground Material TEST EL. -1.00 m

COORDINATES E = 542280.368 N = 2339424.2111
PLATE JACK LOAD COLUMN

DIAMETER ( cm ) 60.96 CAPACITY (Tons ) 50.0 LENGTH (m)
WEIGHT (Kg) 65.20 WEIGHT (Kg) 25.0 WEIGHT (Kg)
LOADING
LOAD : 75.00 kN/m2
LOAD Dial Gage (0.01 mm) Settlement Temperature

TIME
kN Gage 1 Gage 2 Gage 3 Average mm °C
Initiai Reading 0.00 4330 4400 3715 4148.3 0.00 33
11:35:15 AM 21.89 4190 4290 3595 4025.0 1.23 33
11:38:00 AM 21.89 4186 4285 3590 4020.3 1.28 33
11:41:00 AM 21.89 4182 4281 3586 4016.3 1.32 33
11:44:00 AM 21.89 4180 4278 3584 4014.0 1.34 33
11:47:00 AM 21.89 4178 4276 3583 4012.3 1.36 33
11:50:00 AM 21.89 4177 4276 3583 4012.0 1.36 33
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
1150:15 AM 43.78 4112 4200 3513 3941.7 2.07 33
11:53:00 AM 43.78 4109 4196 3510 3938.3 2.10 33
11:56:00 AM 43.78 4107 4195 3505 3935.7 2.13 33
11:59:00 AM 43.78 4105 4195 3503 3934.3 2.14 33
12:02:00 PM 43.78 4102 4192 3500 3931.3 2.17 33
12:05:00 PM 43.78 4102 4192 3500 3931.3 2.17 33
LO AD : 225.00 kN/m2
LOAD Dial Gage (0.01mm) Settlement Temperature

TIME
12:05:15 PM 65.67 3995 4065 3380 3813.3 3.35 33
12:08:00 PM 65.67 3990 4060 3373 3807.7 3.41 33
12:11:00 PM 65.67 3987 4057 3370 3804.7 3.44 33
12:14:00 PM 65.67 3985 4052 3367 3801.3 3.47 33
12:17:00 PM 65.67 3983 4051 3366 3800.0 3.48 33
12:20:00 PM 65.67 3983 4051 3366 3800.0 3.48 33
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LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:20:15 PM 87.56 3850 3870 3193 3637.7 5.11 33
12:23:00 PM 87.56 3840 3865 3190 3631.7 5.17 33
12:26:00 PM 87.56 3837 3860 3186 3627.7 5.21 33
12:29:00 PM 87.56 3835 3858 3184 3625.7 5.23 33
12:32:00 PM 87.56 3832 3856 3183 3623.7 5.25 33
12:35:00 PM 87.56 3832 3856 3183 3623.7 5.25 33
UNLOADING
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:35:15 PM 43.78 3855 3875 3198 3642.7 5.06 33
12:38:00 PM 43.78 3858 3878 3203 3646.3 5.02 33
12:41:00 PM 43.78 3860 3880 3205 3648.3 5.00 33
12:44:00 PM 43.78 3862 3882 3207 3650.3 4.98 33
12:47:00 PM 43.78 3863 3881 3205 3649.7 4.99 33
12:50:00 PM 43.78 3863 3881 3207 3650.3 4.98 33
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
Tons Gage 1 Gage 2 Gage 3 Average mm °C
12:50:15 PM 0.00 3995 4010 3340 3781.7 3.67 33
12:53:00 PM 0.00 3999 4013 3345 3785.7 3.63 33
12:56:00 PM 0.00 4005 4015 3347 3789.0 3.59 33
12:59:00 PM 0.00 4008 4018 3349 3791.7 3.57 33
01:02:00 PM 0.00 4010 4019 3352 3793.7 3.55 33
01:05:00 PM 0.00 4010 4019 3352 3793.7 3.55 33
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COORDINATES E = 542280.368 N = 2339424.2111
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LOAD INTENSITY (kN/m2)
SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS

Load (kN/m2) Settlement (mm)
75.0 1.36
150.0 2.17
225.0 3.48
300.0 5.25
150.0 4.98
0.0 3.55
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LOCATION Industrial city-3, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia TEST No. PLT-2
COORDINATES E = 542474.616 N = 2338956.986

DIAMETER ( cm ) 60.96 CAPACITY ( Tons ) 50.0 LENGTH (m)
LOADING
LOAD: 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
Initial Reading 0.00 4315 3936 3827 4026.0 0.00 32
09:35-15 AM 21.89 4270 3825 3783 3959.3 0.67 32
09:38:00 AM 21.89 4268 3822 3781 3957.0 0.69 32
09:41:00 AM 21.89 4267 3821 3780 3956.0 0.70 32
09:44:00 AM 21.89 4267 3820 3779 3955.3 0.71 32
09:47:00 AM 21.89 4266 3819 3778 3954.3 0.72 32
09:50:00 AM 21.89 4266 3819 3778 3954.3 0.72 32
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:50:15 AM 43.78 4170 3710 3695 3858.3 1.68 32
09:53:00 AM 43.78 4166 3705 3692 3854.3 1.72 32
09:56:00 AM 43.78 4164 3703 3690 3852.3 1.74 32
09:59:00 AM 43.78 4162 3702 3688 3850.7 1.75 32
10:02:00 AM 43.78 4160 3701 3687 3849.3 1.77 32
10:05:00 AM 43.78 4160 3701 3687 3849.3 1.77 32
LO AD : 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:05:15 AM 65.67 4000 3630 3558 3729.3 2.97 32
10:08:00 AM 65.67 3995 3625 3550 3723.3 3.03 32
10:11:00 AM 65.67 3990 3620 3545 3718.3 3.08 32
10:14:00 AM 65.67 3984 3615 3540 3713.0 3.13 32
10:17:00 AM 65.67 3980 3612 3536 3709.3 3.17 32
10:20:00 AM 65.67 3978 3610 3533 3707.0 3.19 32
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LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:20:15 AM 87.56 3710 3440 3350 3500.0 5.26 32
10:23:00 AM 87.56 3700 3432 3335 3489.0 5.37 32
10:26:00 AM 87.56 3696 3425 3326 3482.3 5.44 32
10:29:00 AM 87.56 3690 3420 3320 3476.7 5.49 32
10:32:00 AM 87.56 3688 3428 3317 3477.7 5.48 32
10 35:00 AM 87.56 3688 3428 3317 3477.7 5.48 32
UNLOADING
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:35:15 AM 43.78 3705 3458 3330 3497.7 5.28 32
10:38:00 AM 43.78 3708 3459 3336 3501.0 5.25 32
10:41:00 AM 43.78 3712 3463 3338 3504.3 5.22 32
10:44:00 AM 43.78 3715 3465 3339 3506.3 5.20 32
10:47:00 AM 43.78 3716 3468 3340 3508.0 5.18 32
10:50:00 AM 43.78 3716 3468 3340 3508.0 5.18 32
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:50:15 AM 0.00 3830 3835 3450 3705.0 3.21 32
10:53:00 AM 0.00 3835 3840 3453 3709.3 3.17 32
10:56:00 AM 0.00 3838 3842 3455 3711.7 3.14 32
10:59:00 AM 0.00 3840 3545 3456 3613.7 4.12 32
11:02:00 AM 0.00 3842 3544 3457 3614.3 4.12 32
11:05:00 AM 0.00 3842 3544 3457 3614.3 4.12 32
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COORDINATES E = 542474.616 N = 2338956.986
E
E
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LU
LU
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LU
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CO
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LU
5.0
6.0
0.0 50.0 100.0 150.0 200.0 250.0 300.0 350.0

75.0 0.72
150.0 1.77
225.0 3.19
300.0 5.48
150.0 5.18
0.0 4.12
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MATEiRIAL Natural Ground Material TEST EL. -0.50 m
COORDINATES E = 542941.080 N = 2338718.224

WEIGHT ( Kg ) 65.20 WEIGHT (Kg) 25.0 WEIGHT (Kg)
LOADING
LOAD: 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
Initiial Reading 0.00 3702 3592 3518 3604.0 0.00 32
11:30:15 AM 21.89 3510 3395 3385 3430.0 1.74 32
11:33.00 AM 21.89 3506 3393 3382 3427.0 1.77 32
11:36:00 AM 21.89 3503 3392 3378 3424.3 1.80 32
11:39:00 AM 21.89 3502 3391 3376 3423.0 1.81 32
11:42:00 AM 21.89 3501 3390 3375 3422.0 1.82 32
11:45:00 AM 21.89 3501 3390 3376 3422.3 1.82 32
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
11:45:15 AM 43.78 3210 3010 3105 3108.3 4.96 32
11:48:00 AM 43.78 3206 3005 3100 3103.7 5.00 32
11:51:00 AM 43.78 3200 3000 3094 3098.0 5.06 32
11:54:00 AM 43.78 3194 2996 3090 3093.3 5.11 32
11:57:00 AM 43.78 3192 2992 3087 3090.3 5.14 32
12:00:00 PM 43.78 3192 2992 3087 3090.3 5.14 32
LOAD: 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:00:15 PM 65.67 2610 2175 2585 2456.7 11.47 32
12:03:00 PM 65.67 2600 2162 2575 2445.7 11.58 32
12:06:00 PM 65.67 2592 2150 2562 2434.7 11.69 32
12:09:00 PM 65.67 2585 2140 2553 2426.0 11.78 32
12:12:00 PM 65.67 2572 2129 2540 2413.7 11.90 32
12:15:00 PM 65.67 2565 2125 2532 2407.3 11.97 32
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LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:15:15 PM 87.56 2220 1625 2383 2076.0 15.28 32
12:18:00 PM 87.56 2200 1600 2365 2055.0 15.49 32
12:21:00 PM 87.56 2175 1580 2335 2030.0 15.74 32
12:24:00 PM 87.56 2150 1560 2305 2005.0 15.99 32
12:27:00 PM 87.56 2135 1545 2290 1990.0 16.14 32
12:30 00 PM 87.56 2120 1530 2281 1977.0 16.27 32
UNLOADING
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:30:15 PM 43.78 2145 1550 2302 1999.0 16.05 32
12:33:00 PM 43.78 2148 1555 2306 2003.0 16.01 32
12:36:00 PM 43.78 2150 1557 2308 2005.0 15.99 32
12:39:00 PM 43.78 2152 1559 2310 2007.0 15.97 32
12:42:00 PM 43.78 2153 1560 2313 2008.7 15.95 32
12:45:00 PM 43.78 2154 1562 2315 2010.3 15.94 32
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:45:15 PM 0.00 2390 1790 2540 2240.0 13.64 32
12:48:00 PM 0.00 2395 1798 2549 2247.3 13.57 32
12:51:00 PM 0.00 2399 1805 2553 2252.3 13.52 32
12:54:00 PM 0.00 2402 1807 2554 2254.3 13.50 32
12:57:00 PM 0.00 2403 1808 2555 2255.3 13.49 32
01:00:00 PM 0.00 2403 1808 2555 2255.3 13.49 32
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SOIL & FOUNDATION CO. LTD. -t*

Page 1 of 3


COORDINATES E = 543264.617 N = 2338803.379

LOADING
LOAD: 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
Initial Reading 0.00 3830 3810 3390 3676.7 0.00 32
08:50:15 AM 21.89 3726 3745 3285 3585.3 0.91 32
08:53:00 AM 21.89 3717 3742 3280 3579.7 0.97 32
08:56:00 AM 21.89 3715 3740 3278 3577.7 0.99 32
08:59:00 AM 21.89 3714 3738 3275 3575.7 1.01 32
09:02:00 AM 21.89 3713 3737 3274 3574.7 1.02 32
09:05:00 AM 21.89 3713 3737 3274 3574.7 1.02 32
LOAD : 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:05:15 AM 43.78 3600 3630 3135 3455.0 2.22 32
09:08:00 AM 43.78 3595 3625 3130 3450.0 2.27 32
09:11:00 AM 43.78 3594 3622 3129 3448.3 2.28 32
09:14:00 AM 43.78 3592 3620 3127 3446.3 2.30 32
09:17:00 AM 43.78 3590 3619 3126 3445.0 2.32 32
09:20:00 AM 43.78 3590 3619 3126 3445.0 2.32 32
LOAD: 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:20:15 AM 65.67 3430 3445 2910 3261.7 4.15 32
09:23:00 AM 65.67 3424 3446 2907 3259.0 4.18 32
09:26:00 AM 65.67 3420 3437 2907 3254.7 4.22 32
09:29:00 AM 65.67 3405 3433 2900 3246.0 4.31 32
09:32:00 AM 65.67 3404 3432 2899 3245.0 4.32 32
09:35:00 AM 65.67 3404 3430 2897 3243.7 4.33 32
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LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:35:15 AM 87.56 3260 3260 2697 3072.3 6.04 32
09:38:00 AM 87.56 3257 3250 2690 3065.7 6.11 32
09:41:00 AM 87.56 3250 3243 2685 3059.3 6.17 32
09:44:00 AM 87.56 3244 3240 2682 3055.3 6.21 32
09:47:00 AM 87.56 3240 3237 2680 3052.3 6.24 32
09:50:00 AM 87.56 3240 3237 2680 3052.3 6.24 32
UNLOADING
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:50:15 AM 43.78 3253 3253 2703 3069.7 6.07 32
09:53:00 AM 43.78 3258 3259 2707 3074.7 6.02 32
09:56:00 AM 43.78 3261 3262 2710 3077.7 5.99 32
09:59:00 AM 43.78 3262 3265 2713 3080.0 5.97 32
10:02:00 AM 43.78 3263 3267 2715 3081.7 5.95 32
10:05:00 AM 43.78 3263 3267 2715 3081.7 5.95 32
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:05:15 AM 0.00 3420 3350 2850 3206.7 4.70 32
10:08:00 AM 0.00 3427 3357 2858 3214.0 4.63 32
10:11:00 AM 0.00 3430 3362 2862 3218.0 4.59 32
10:14:00 AM 0.00 3432 3365 2863 3220.0 4.57 32
10:17:00 AM 0.00 3433 3366 2865 3221.3 4.55 32
10:20:00 AM 0.00 3433 3366 2865 3221.3 4.55 32

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COORDINATES E = 543280.576 N = 2339529.169

LOADING
LOAD: 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
Initiial Reading 0.00 4062 3824 3510 3798.7 0.00 32
09:45:15 AM 21.89 3990 3755 3395 3713.3 0.85 32
09:48:00 AM 21.89 3987 3753 3392 3710.7 0.88 32
09:51:00 AM 21.89 3986 3752 3391 3709.7 0.89 32
09:54:00 AM 21.89 3986 3752 3391 3709.7 0.89 32
09:57:00 AM 21.89 3985 3751 3390 3708.7 0.90 32
10:00:00 AM 21.89 3985 3751 3390 3708.7 0.90 32
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:00:15 AM 43.78 3865 3643 3240 3582.7 2.16 32
10:03:00 AM 43.78 3863 3641 3236 3580.0 2.19 32
10:06:00 AM 43.78 3862 3640 3232 3578.0 2.21 32
10:09:00 AM 43.78 3861 3640 3231 3577.3 2.21 32
10:12:00 AM 43.78 3860 3639 3229 3576.0 2.23 32
10:15:00 AM 43.78 3860 3639 3229 3576.0 2.23 32
LO AD : 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:15:15 AM 65.67 3755 3545 3100 3466.7 3.32 32
10:18:00 AM 65.67 3752 3542 3095 3463.0 3.36 32
10:21:00 AM 65.67 3750 3541 3092 3461.0 3.38 32
10:24:00 AM 65.67 3749 3540 3090 3459.7 3.39 32
10:27:00 AM 65.67 3748 3539 3088 3458.3 3.40 32
10:30:00 AM 65.67 3748 3539 3088 3458.3 3.40 32
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LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:30:15 AM 87.56 3600 3395 2990 3328.3 4.70 32
10:33:00 AM 87.56 3595 3390 2983 3322.7 4.76 32
10:36:00 AM 87.56 3590 3387 2980 3319.0 4.80 32
10:39:00 AM 87.56 3587 3382 2976 3315.0 4.84 32
10:42:00 AM 87.56 3585 3380 2974 3313.0 4.86 32
10:45:00 AM 87.56 3585 3380 2974 3313.0 4.86 32
UNLOADING
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:45:15 AM 43.78 3595 3397 2990 3327.3 4.71 32
10:48:00 AM 43.78 3598 3399 2994 3330.3 4.68 32
10:51:00 AM 43.78 3602 3403 2997 3334.0 4.65 32
10:54:00 AM 43.78 3604 3405 2999 3336.0 4.63 32
10:57:00 AM 43.78 3606 3407 2999 3337.3 4.61 32
11:00:00 AM 43.78 3606 3407 2999 3337.3 4.61 32
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
11:00:15 AM 0.00 3710 3500 3050 3420.0 3.79 32
11:03:00 AM 0.00 3714 3506 3053 3424.3 3.74 32
11:06:00 AM 0.00 3716 3508 3055 3426.3 3.72 32
11:09:00 AM 0.00 3717 3509 3057 3427.7 3.71 32
11:12:00 AM 0.00 3718 3510 3057 3428.3 3.70 32
11:15:00 AM 0.00 3718 3510 3057 3428.3 3.70 32
Page
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COORDINATES E = 543280.576 N = 2339529.169
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E
E
Z 2 0
LLI
5
LLI
\- 3.0
LU
CO
Q
LU
* 4.0
3
CO
<
LU
5
5.0
6.0
0.0 50.0 100.0 150.0 200.0 250.0 300.0 350.0
75.0 0.90
150.0 2.23
225.0 3.40
300.0 4.86
150.0 4.61
0.0 3.70
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COORDINATES E = 543626.740 N = 2339201.187

LOADING
LOAD: 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
Initial Reading 0.00 4100 3705 3140 3648.3 0.00 32
09:00:15 AM 21.89 3950 3510 3000 3486.7 1.62 32
09:03:00 AM 21.89 3946 3507 2995 3482.7 1.66 32
09:06:00 AM 21.89 3943 3505 2993 3480.3 1.68 32
09:09:00 AM 21.89 3942 3503 2992 3479.0 1.69 32
09:12:00 AM 21.89 3941 3502 2991 3478.0 1.70 32
09:15:00 AM 21.89 3941 3502 2991 3478.0 1.70 32
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:15:15 AM 43.78 3795 3317 2856 3322.7 3.26 32
09:18:00 AM 43.78 3790 3312 2851 3317.7 3.31 32
09:21:00 AM 43.78 3786 3308 2849 3314.3 3.34 32
09:24:00 AM 43.78 3784 3307 2848 3313.0 3.35 32
09:27:00 AM 43.78 3783 3306 2847 3312.0 3.36 32
09:30:00 AM 43.78 3783 3306 2847 3312.0 3.36 32
LOAD: 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:30:15 AM 65.67 3543 3071 2595 3069.7 5.79 32
09:33:00 AM 65.67 3536 3062 2588 3062.0 5.86 32
09:36:00 AM 65.67 3430 3057 2584 3023.7 6.25 32
09:39:00 AM 65.67 3528 3050 2580 3052.7 5.96 32
09:42:00 AM 65.67 3525 3048 2578 3050.3 5.98 32
09:45:00 AM 65.67 3523 3048 2577 3049.3 5.99 32
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LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:45:15 AM 87.56 3315 2850 2452 2872.3 7.76 32
09:48:00 AM 87.56 3300 2842 2440 2860.7 7.88 32
09:51:00 AM 87.56 3297 2837 2436 2856.7 7.92 32
09:54:00 AM 87.56 3295 2835 2434 2854.7 7.94 32
09:57:00 AM 87.56 3293 2834 2432 2853.0 7.95 32
10:00:00 AM 87.56 3293 2834 2432 2853.0 7.95 32
UNLOADING
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:00:15 AM 43.78 3315 2853 2450 2872.7 7.76 32
10:03:00 AM 43.78 3317 2856 2456 2876.3 7.72 32
10:06:00 AM 43.78 3320 2858 2458 2878.7 7.70 32
10:09:00 AM 43.78 3322 2859 2460 2880.3 7.68 32
10:12:00 AM 43.78 3322 2860 2461 2881.0 7.67 32
10:15:00 AM 43.78 3322 2860 2461 2881.0 7.67 32
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:15:15 AM 0.00 3457 3015 2600 3024.0 6.24 32
10:18:00 AM 0.00 3465 3020 2606 3030.3 6.18 32
10:21:00 AM 0.00 3470 3023 2608 3033.7 6.15 32
10:24:00 AM 0.00 3472 3025 2610 3035.7 6.13 32
10:27:00 AM 0.00 3743 3026 2612 3127.0 5.21 32
10:30:00 AM 0.00 3473 3026 2612 3037.0 6.11 32
U U l/!?
LOCATION industrial city-3, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia TEST No. PLT-6
COORDINATES E = 543626.740 N = 2339201.187
0.0 100.0 150.0 200.0 250.0 300.0 350.0

75.0 1.70
150.0 3.36
225.0 5.99
300.0 7.95
150.0 7.67
0.0 6.11
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COORDINATES E = 542955.740 N = 2340106.981
P IL A T E JACK LOAD COLUMN

LOADING
LO AD : 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
Initial Reading 0.00 3936 3790 3253 3659.7 0.00 35
11:25:15 AM 21.89 3800 3650 3155 3535.0 1.25 35
11:28:00 AM 21.89 3794 3643 3150 3529.0 1.31 35
11:31:00 AM 21.89 3792 3640 3147 3526.3 1.33 35
11:34:00 AM 21.89 3490 3637 3143 3423.3 2.36 35
11:37:00 AM 21.89 3789 3635 3140 3521.3 1.38 35
11:40:00 AM 21.89 3789 3635 3140 3521.3 1.38 35
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
11:40:15 AM 43.78 3664 3500 3050 3404.7 2.55 35
11:43:00 AM 43.78 3660 3495 3042 3399.0 2.61 35
11:46:00 AM 43.78 3657 3490 3037 3394.7 2.65 35
11:49:00 AM 43.78 3652 3487 3034 3391.0 2.69 35
11:52:00 AM 43.78 3650 3485 3032 3389.0 2.71 35
11:55:00 AM 43.78 3649 3485 3032 3388.7 2.71 35
LO AD : 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
11:55:15 AM 65.67 3400 3180 2750 3110.0 5.50 35
11:58:00 AM 65.67 3392 3173 2741 3102.0 5.58 35
12:01:00 PM 65.67 3387 3170 2735 3097.3 5.62 35
12:04:00 PM 65.67 3384 3166 2732 3094.0 5.66 35
12:07:00 PM 65.67 3382 3163 2730 3091.7 5.68 35
12:10:00 PM 65.67 3380 3162 2727 3089.7 5.70 35
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l)b ^
LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:10:15 PM 87.56 3145 2897 2479 2840.3 8.19 35
12:13:00 PM 87.56 3137 2890 2470 2832.3 8.27 35
12:16:00 PM 87.56 3132 2881 2464 2825.7 8.34 35
12:19:00 PM 87.56 3130 2875 2460 2821.7 8.38 35
12:22:00 PM 87.56 3128 2872 2458 2819.3 8.40 35
12:25:00 PM 87.56 3128 2872 2458 2819.3 8.40 35
UNLOADING
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:25:15 PM 43.78 3150 2885 2475 2836.7 8.23 35
12:28:00 PM 43.78 3155 2890 2481 2842.0 8.18 35
12:31:00 PM 43.78 3159 2892 2483 2844.7 8.15 35
12:34:00 PM 43.78 3162 2893 2485 2846.7 8.13 35
12:37:00 PM 43.78 3163 2894 2486 2847.7 8.12 35
12:40:00 PM 43.78 3163 2894 2486 2847.7 8.12 35
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:40:15 PM 0.00 3250 3065 2650 2988.3 6.71 35
12:43:00 PM 0.00 3260 3069 2657 2995.3 6.64 35
12:46:00 PM 0.00 3263 3072 2659 2998.0 6.62 35
12:49:00 PM 0.00 3265 3074 2662 3000.3 6.59 35
12:52:00 PM 0.00 3267 3075 2663 3001.7 6.58 35
12:55:00 PM 0.00 3267 3075 2663 3001.7 6.58 35
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COORDINATES E = 543626.740 N = 2340606.107

LOADING
LO AD : 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
Initial Reading 0.00 4160 3613 3236 3669.7 0.00 32
09:20:15 AM 2.19 4105 3680 3140 3641.7 0.28 32
09:23:00 AM 2.19 4103 3577 3138 3606.0 0.64 32
09:26:00 AM 2.19 4102 3576 3137 3605.0 0.65 32
09:29:00 AM 2.19 4102 3576 3137 3605.0 0.65 32
09:32:00 AM 2.19 4101 3575 3136 3604.0 0.66 32
09:35:00 AM 2.19 4101 3575 3136 3604.0 0.66 32
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:35:15 AM 4.38 3970 3408 3066 3481.3 1.88 32
09:38:00 AM 4.38 3967 3407 3062 3478.7 1.91 32
09:41:00 AM 4.38 3966 3407 3059 3477.3 1.92 32
09:44:00 AM 4.38 3965 3407 3055 3475.7 1.94 32
09:47:00 AM 4.38 3964 3406 3053 3474.3 1.95 32
09:50:00 AM 4.38 3964 3406 3053 3474.3 1.95 32
LOAD: 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:50:15 AM 6.57 3660 3005 2600 3088.3 5.81 32
09:53:00 AM 6.57 3654 3000 2593 3082.3 5.87 32
09:56:00 AM 6.57 3645 2993 2585 3074.3 5.95 32
09:59:00 AM 6.57 3643 2988 2580 3070.3 5.99 32
10:02:00 AM 6.57 3642 2986 2577 3068.3 6.01 32
10:05:00 AM 6.57 3640 2983 2575 3066.0 6.04 32
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LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:05:15 AM 8.76 3310 2650 2150 2703.3 9.66 32
10:08:00 AM 8.76 3300 2646 2143 2696.3 9.73 32
10:11:00 AM 8.76 3295 2640 2135 2690.0 9.80 32
10:14:00 AM 8.76 3290 2635 2130 2685.0 9.85 32
10:17:00 AM 8.76 3287 2633 2128 2682.7 9.87 32
10:20:00 AM 8.76 3285 2633 2127 2681.7 9.88 32
UNLOADING
LO AD : 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:20:15 AM 4.38 3295 2645 2136 2692.0 9.78 32
10:23:00 AM 4.38 3297 2647 2138 2694.0 9.76 32
10:26:00 AM 4.38 3290 2649 2142 2693.7 9.76 32
10:29:00 AM 4.38 3290 2650 2143 2694.3 9.75 32
10:32:00 AM 4.38 3300 2650 2143 2697.7 9.72 32
10:35:00 AM 4.38 3300 2651 2143 2698.0 9.72 32
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:35:15 AM 0.00 3520 2740 2340 2866.7 8.03 32
10:38:00 AM 0.00 3524 2743 2347 2871.3 7.98 32
10:41:00 AM 0.00 3527 2476 2349 2784.0 8.86 32
10:44:00 AM 0.00 3529 2747 2350 2875.3 7.94 32
10:47:00 AM 0.00 3530 2748 2351 2876.3 7.93 32
10:50:00 AM 0.00 3530 2748 2351 2876.3 7.93 32

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COORDINATES E = 544007.172 N = 2340373.187

LOADING
LOAD: 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
Initial Reading 0.00 3750 3775 3147 3557.3 0.00 35
12:00:15 PM 21.89 3635 3660 3085 3460.0 0.97 35
12:03:00 PM 21.89 3633 3656 3083 3457.3 1.00 35
12 06:00 PM 21.89 3632 3656 3082 3456.7 1.01 35
12:09:00 PM 21.89 3631 3656 3082 3456.3 1.01 35
12 12:00 PM 21.89 3630 3656 3081 3455.7 1.02 35
12 15:00 PM 21.89 3630 3656 3081 3455.7 1.02 35
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:15:15 PM 43.78 3530 3540 2905 3325.0 2.32 35
12:18:00 PM 43.78 3527 3538 2902 3322.3 2.35 35
12:21:00 PM 43.78 3525 3537 2900 3320.7 2.37 35
12:24:00 PM 43.78 3524 3536 2899 3319.7 2.38 35
12:27:00 PM 43.78 3523 3535 2898 3318.7 2.39 35
12:30:00 PM 43.78 3523 3535 2898 3318.7 2.39 35
LO AD : 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:30:15 PM 65.67 3450 3460 2740 3216.7 3.41 35
12:33:00 PM 65.67 3448 3457 2736 3213.7 3.44 35
12:36:00 PM 65.67 3446 3453 2732 3210.3 3.47 35
12:39:00 PM 65.67 3445 3452 2730 3209.0 3.48 35
12:42:00 PM 65.67 3444 3451 2728 3207.7 3.50 35
12:45:00 PM 65.67 3444 3451 2728 3207.7 3.50 35
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LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:45:15 PM 87.56 3250 3240 2515 3001.7 5.56 35
12:48:00 PM 87.56 3248 3234 2510 2997.3 5.60 35
12:51:00 PM 87.56 3241 3230 2505 2992.0 5.65 35
12:54:00 PM 87.56 3237 3227 2505 2989.7 5.68 35
12:57:00 PM 87.56 3236 3226 2503 2988.3 5.69 35
01:00:00 PM 87.56 3236 3226 2503 2988.3 5.69 35
UNLOADING
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
01:00:15 PM 43.78 3260 3255 2525 3013.3 5.44 35
01:03:00 PM 43.78 3263 3258 2527 3016.0 5.41 35
01:06:00 PM 43.78 3266 3261 2529 3018.7 5.39 35
01:09:00 PM 43.78 3267 3269 2520 3018.7 5.39 35
01:12:00 PM 43.78 3268 3269 2532 3023.0 5.34 35
01:15:00 PM 43.78 3268 3269 2533 3023.3 5.34 35
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
01:15:15 PM 0.00 3450 3490 2726 3222.0 3.35 35
01:18:00 PM 0.00 3456 3495 2726 3225.7 3.32 35
01:21:00 PM 0.00 3459 3499 2728 3228.7 3.29 35
01:24:00 PM 0.00 3462 3502 2728 3230.7 3.27 35
01:27:00 PM 0.00 3463 3503 2729 3231.7 3.26 35
01:30:00 PM 0.00 3464 3503 2729 3232.0 3.25 35
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LOCATION Industrial city-3, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia TEST No. PLT- 10
COORDINATES E = 544342.240 N = 2339829.713

LOADING
LO AD : 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
Initial Reading 0.00 3943 3743 3155 3613.7 0.00 32
08:40:15 AM 21.89 3865 3650 3085 3533.3 0.80 32
08:43:00 AM 21.89 3862 3644 3080 3528.7 0.85 32
08:46:00 AM 21.89 3860 3640 3077 3525.7 0.88 32
08:49:00 AM 21.89 3857 3637 3075 3523.0 0.91 32
08:52:00 AM 21.89 3856 3635 3074 3521.7 0.92 32
08:55:00 AM 21.89 3855 3634 3074 3521.0 0.93 32
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
08:55:15 AM 43.78 3740 3550 2990 3426.7 1.87 32
08:58:00 AM 43.78 3733 3544 2983 3420.0 1.94 32
09:01:00 AM 43.78 3727 3540 2982 3416.3 1.97 32
09:04:00 AM 43.78 3725 3537 2980 3414.0 2.00 32
09:07:00 AM 43.78 3724 3536 2979 3413.0 2.01 32
09:10:00 AM 43.78 3723 3535 2978 3412.0 2.02 32
LO AD : 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:10:15 AM 65.67 3570 3340 2820 3243.3 3.70 32
09:13:00 AM 65.67 3566 3334 2817 3239.0 3.75 32
09:16:00 AM 65.67 3564 3332 2815 3237.0 3.77 32
09:19:00 AM 65.67 3563 3330 2812 3235.0 3.79 32
09:22:00 AM 65.67 3562 3329 2810 3233.7 3.80 32
09:25:00 AM 65.67 3561 3328 2809 3232.7 3.81 32
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LOCATION Industrial city-3, Jeddah. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia TEST No. PLT- 10
LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:25:15 AM 87.56 3400 3200 2680 3093.3 5.20 32
09:28:00 AM 87.56 3397 3194 2676 3089.0 5.25 32
09:31:00 AM 87.56 3395 3190 2672 3085.7 5.28 32
09:34:00 AM 87.56 3390 3188 2670 3082.7 5.31 32
09:37:00 AM 87.56 3387 3187 2665 3079.7 5.34 32
09:40:00 AM 87.56 3387 3186 2664 3079.0 5.35 32
UNLOADING
LO AD : 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:40:15 AM 43.78 3395 3205 2678 3092.7 5.21 32
09:43:00 AM 43.78 3398 3210 2685 3097.7 5.16 32
09:46:00 AM 43.78 3402 3213 2690 3101.7 5.12 32
09:49:00 AM 43.78 3404 3214 2692 3103.3 5.10 32
09:52:00 AM 43.78 3405 3215 2693 3104.3 5.09 32
09:55:00 AM 43.78 3405 3215 2693 3104.3 5.09 32
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:55:15 AM 0.00 3520 3350 2725 3198.3 4.15 32
09:58:00 AM 0.00 3527 3357 2730 3204.7 4.09 32
10:01:00 AM 0.00 3530 3359 2734 3207.7 4.06 32
10:04:00 AM 0.00 3532 3360 2736 3209.3 4.04 32
10:07:00 AM 0.00 3534 3362 2737 3211.0 4.03 32
10:10:00 AM 0.00 3534 3362 2737 3211.0 4.03 32
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COORDINATES E = 544342.240 N = 2340701.404

LOADING
LOAD: 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
Initial Reading 0.00 3680 3435 3310 3475.0 0.00 32
08:45:15 AM 21.89 3600 3350 3240 3396.7 0.78 32
08:48:00 AM 21.89 3597 3346 3235 3392.7 0.82 32
08:51:00 AM 21.89 3593 3342 3232 3389.0 0.86 32
08:54:00 AM 21.89 3591 3340 3228 3386.3 0.89 32
08:57:00 AM 21.89 3589 3338 3226 3384.3 0.91 32
09:00:00 AM 21.89 3588 3337 3225 3383.3 0.92 32
LOAD : 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:00:15 AM 43.78 3515 3263 3160 3312.7 1.62 32
09:03:00 AM 43.78 3510 3258 3156 3308.0 1.67 32
09:06:00 AM 43.78 3507 3256 3153 3305.3 1.70 32
09:09:00 AM 43.78 3505 3254 3150 3303.0 1.72 32
09:12:00 AM 43.78 3504 3253 3149 3302.0 1.73 32
09:15:00 AM 43.78 3504 3253 3148 3301.7 1.73 32
LOAD : 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:15:15 AM 65.67 3410 3105 2875 3130.0 3.45 32
09:18:00 AM 65.67 3403 3098 2870 3123.7 3.51 32
09:21:00 AM 65.67 3400 3095 2865 3120.0 3.55 32
09:24:00 AM 65.67 3395 3090 2863 3116.0 3.59 32
09:27:00 AM 65.67 3394 3089 2862 3115.0 3.60 32
09:30:00 AM 65.67 3393 3088 2861 3114.0 3.61 32
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Ob ^
LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:30:15 AM 87.56 3300 2948 2616 2954.7 5.20 32
09:33:00 AM 87.56 3294 2940 2610 2948.0 5.27 32
09:36:00 AM 87.56 3290 2937 2606 2944.3 5.31 32
09:39:00 AM 87.56 3288 2935 2604 2942.3 5.33 32
09:42:00 AM 87.56 3287 2934 2602 2941.0 5.34 32
09:45:00 AM 87.56 3287 2934 2601 2940.7 5.34 32
UNLOADING
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:45:15 AM 43.78 3297 2950 2618 2955.0 5.20 32
09:48:00 AM 43.78 3300 2952 2620 2957.3 5.18 32
09:51:00 AM 43.78 3303 2955 2623 2960.3 5.15 32
09:54:00 AM 43.78 3305 2958 2625 2962.7 5.12 32
09:57:00 AM 43.78 3306 2959 2626 2963.7 5.11 32
10:00:00 AM 43.78 3306 2959 2626 2963.7 5.11 32
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:00:15 AM 0.00 3395 3100 2805 3100.0 3.75 32
10:03:00 AM 0.00 3400 3107 2812 3106.3 3.69 32
10:06:00 AM 0.00 3403 3110 2815 3109.3 3.66 32
10:09:00 AM 0.00 3405 3112 2818 3111.7 3.63 32
10:12:00 AM 0.00 3406 3113 2819 3112.7 3.62 32
10:15:00 AM 0.00 3406 3113 2819 3112.7 3.62 32
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COORDINATES E = 545034.740 N = 2340530.617

WEIGHT (Kg ) 65.20 WEIGHT (Kg) 25.0 WEIGHT (Kg)
LOADING
LOAD: 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
Initial! Reading 0.00 3945 3556 3575 3692.0 0.00 34
10:40:15 AM 21.89 3830 3470 3460 3586.7 1.05 34
10:43:00 AM 21.89 3846 3467 3457 3590.0 1.02 34
10:46:00 AM 21.89 3843 3465 3455 3587.7 1.04 34
10:49:00 AM 21.89 3840 3462 3452 3584.7 1.07 34
10:52:00 AM 21.89 3839 3460 3450 3583.0 1.09 34
10:55:00 AM 21.89 3839 3459 3450 3582.7 1.09 34
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:55:15 AM 43.78 3750 3370 3395 3505.0 1.87 34
10:58:00 AM 43.78 3746 3365 3392 3501.0 1.91 34
11:01:00 AM 43.78 3742 3362 3390 3498.0 1.94 34
11:04:00 AM 43.78 3740 3360 3389 3496.3 1.96 34
11:07:00 AM 43.78 3737 3359 3388 3494.7 1.97 34
11:10:00 AM 43.78 3737 3359 3388 3494.7 1.97 34
LO AD : 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
11:10:15 AM 65.67 3570 3190 3055 3271.7 4.20 34
11:13:00 AM 65.67 3565 3184 3050 3266.3 4.26 34
11:16:00 AM 65.67 3560 3182 3044 3262.0 4.30 34
11:19:00 AM 65.67 3558 3181 3042 3260.3 4.32 34
11:22:00 AM 65.67 3557 3180 3041 3259.3 4.33 34
11:25:00 AM 65.67 3557 3180 3041 3259.3 4.33 34
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LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
11:25:15 AM 87.56 3400 3020 2840 3086.7 6.05 34
11:28:00 AM 87.56 3394 3014 2833 3080.3 6.12 34
11:31:00 AM 87.56 3390 3012 2831 3077.7 6.14 34
11:34:00 AM 87.56 3388 3010 2829 3075.7 6.16 34
11:37:00 AM 87.56 3387 3009 2828 3074.7 6.17 34
11:40:00 AM 87.56 3387 3009 2828 3074.7 6.17 34
UNLOADING
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
11-40:15 AM 43.78 3405 3027 2845 3092.3 6.00 34
11 43:00 AM 43.78 3408 3032 2849 3096.3 5.96 34
11:46:00 AM 43.78 3410 3034 2852 3098.7 5.93 34
11.49:00 AM 43.78 3412 3037 2853 3100.7 5.91 34
11:52:00 AM 43.78 3413 3038 2854 3101.7 5.90 34
11:55:00 AM 43.78 3414 3038 2854 3102.0 5.90 34
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
11:55:15 AM 0.00 3550 3185 3025 3253.3 4.39 34
11:58:00 AM 0.00 3556 3190 3031 3259.0 4.33 34
12:01:00 PM 0.00 3560 3193 3035 3262.7 4.29 34
12:04:00 PM 0.00 3562 3195 3036 3264.3 4.28 34
12:07:00 PM 0.00 3563 3196 3037 3265.3 4.27 34
12:10:00 PM 0.00 3563 3196 3037 3265.3 4.27 34
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lib —
COORDINATES E = 544698.076 N = 2341063.750

LOADING
LOAD: 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
(initial Reading 0.00 3430 3755 3255 3480.0 0.00 34
11:30:15 AM 21.89 3355 3675 3155 3395.0 0.85 34
11:33:00 AM 21.89 3350 3672 3152 3391.3 0.89 34
11:36:00 AM 21.89 3348 3668 3150 3388.7 0.91 34
11:39:00 AM 21.89 3348 3666 3148 3387.3 0.93 34
11:42:00 AM 21.89 3347 3664 3147 3386.0 0.94 34
11:45:00 AM 21.89 3347 3663 3147 3385.7 0.94 34
LO AD : 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
11:45:15 AM 43.78 3200 3510 2985 3231.7 2.48 34
11:48:00 AM 43.78 3192 3500 2978 3223.3 2.57 34
11:51:00 AM 43.78 3185 3493 2972 3216.7 2.63 34
11:54:00 AM 43.78 3180 3485 2964 3209.7 2.70 34
11:57:00 AM 43.78 3178 3482 2962 3207.3 2.73 34
12:00:00 PM 43.78 3177 3481 2961 3206.3 2.74 34
LO AD : 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:00:15 PM 65.67 2770 3040 2985 2931.7 5.48 34
12:03:00 PM 65.67 2757 3025 2978 2920.0 5.60 34
12:06:00 PM 65.67 2743 3012 2972 2909.0 5.71 34
12:09:00 PM 65.67 2730 3000 2964 2898.0 5.82 34
12:12:00 PM 65.67 2725 2995 2962 2894.0 5.86 34
12:15:00 PM 65.67 2722 2993 2961 2892.0 5.88 34
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LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:15:15 PM 87.56 2340 2580 2050 2323.3 11.57 34
12:18:00 PM 87.56 2325 2563 2037 2308.3 11.72 34
12:21:00 PM 87.56 2315 2550 2030 2298.3 11.82 34
12:24:00 PM 87.56 2310 2543 2025 2292.7 11.87 34
12:27:00 PM 87.56 2307 2540 2021 2289.3 11.91 34
12:30:00 PM 87.56 2307 2540 2021 2289.3 11.91 34
UNLOADING
LO AD : 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:30:15 PM 43.78 2320 2563 2030 2304.3 11.76 34
12:33:00 PM 43.78 2325 2567 2035 2309.0 11.71 34
12:36:00 PM 43.78 2326 2569 2037 2310.7 11.69 34
12:39:00 PM 43.78 2329 2572 2039 2313.3 11.67 34
12:42:00 PM 43.78 2330 2573 2040 2314.3 11.66 34
12:45:00 PM 43.78 2330 2573 2040 2314.3 11.66 34
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:45:15 PM 0.00 2470 2685 2157 2437.3 10.43 34
12:48:00 PM 0.00 2477 2690 2163 2443.3 10.37 34
12:51:00 PM 0.00 2479 2695 2170 2448.0 10.32 34
12:54:00 PM 0.00 2482 2697 2172 2450.3 10.30 34
12:57:00 PM 0.00 2483 2698 2173 2451.3 10.29 34
01:00:00 PM 0.00 2483 2698 2173 2451.3 10.29 34
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L-LÛb ZJ/pS'jfi —
COORDINATES E = 544342.240 N = 2341646.353

LOADING
LOAD: 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
Initial Reading 0.00 3310 3610 3890 3603.3 0.00 35
12:40:15 PM 21.89 3235 3535 3790 3520.0 0.83 35
12:43:00 PM 21.89 3230 3528 3786 3514.7 0.89 35
12:46:00 PM 21.89 3227 3525 3783 3511.7 0.92 35
12:49:00 PM 21.89 3225 3522 3784 3510.3 0.93 35
12:52:00 PM 21.89 3223 3520 3782 3508.3 0.95 35
12:55:00 PM 21.89 3222 3518 3780 3506.7 0.97 35
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:55:15 PM 43.78 3145 3390 3635 3390.0 2.13 35
12:58:00 PM 43.78 3140 3387 3630 3385.7 2.18 35
01:01:00 PM 43.78 3137 3382 3624 3381.0 2.22 35
01:04:00 PM 43.78 3132 3380 3620 3377.3 2.26 35
01:07:00 PM 43.78 3130 3378 3618 3375.3 2.28 35
01:10:00 PM 43.78 3129 3377 3617 3374.3 2.29 35
LO AD : 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
01:10:15 PM 65.67 3040 3240 3500 3260.0 3.43 35
01:13:00 PM 65.67 3034 3236 3496 3255.3 3.48 35
01:16:00 PM 65.67 3030 3230 3490 3250.0 3.53 35
01:19:00 PM 65.67 3027 3227 3488 3247.3 3.56 35
01:22:00 PM 65.67 3025 3226 3487 3246.0 3.57 35
01:25:00 PM 65.67 3023 3226 3487 3245.3 3.58 35
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LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
01:25:15 PM 87.56 2890 3045 3385 3106.7 4.97 35
01:28:00 PM 87.56 2883 3040 3380 3101.0 5.02 35
01:31:00 PM 87.56 2878 3035 3377 3096.7 5.07 35
01:34:00 PM 87.56 2875 3032 3375 3094.0 5.09 35
01:37:00 PM 87.56 2873 3030 3373 3092.0 5.11 35
01:40:00 PM 87.56 2872 3030 3373 3091.7 5.12 35
UNLOADING
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
01:40:15 PM 43.78 2895 3048 3390 3111.0 4.92 35
01:43:00 PM 43.78 2897 3055 3395 3115.7 4.88 35
01:46:00 PM 43.78 2899 3057 3398 3118.0 4.85 35
01:49:00 PM 43.78 2902 3058 3399 3119.7 4.84 35
01:52:00 PM 43.78 2903 3059 3401 3121.0 4.82 35
01:55:00 PM 43.78 2903 3059 3401 3121.0 4.82 35
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
01:55:15 PM 0.00 3010 3130 3530 3223.3 3.80 35
01:58:00 PM 0.00 3016 3134 3535 3228.3 3.75 35
02:01:00 PM 0.00 3019 3136 3040 3065.0 5.38 35
02:04:00 PM 0.00 3020 3137 3542 3233.0 3.70 35
02:07:00 PM 0.00 3021 3138 3543 3234.0 3.69 35
02:10:00 PM 0.00 3021 3138 3543 3234.0 3.69 35
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Ob —
^±
Mb -
COORDINATES E = 545034.740 N = 2342022.857

LOADING
LOAD: 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
Initial Reading 0.00 3675 3110 3450 3411.7 0.00 34
10:45:15 AM 21.89 3610 3050 3370 3343.3 0.68 34
10:48:00 AM 21.89 3604 3046 3362 3337.3 0.74 34
10:51:00 AM 21.89 3600 3042 3357 3333.0 0.79 34
10:54:00 AM 21.89 3594 3040 3354 3329.3 0.82 34
10:57:00 AM 21.89 3590 3038 3352 3326.7 0.85 34
11:00:00 AM 21.89 3588 3038 3350 3325.3 0.86 34
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
11:00:15 AM 43.78 3430 2900 3150 3160.0 2.52 34
11:03:00 AM 43.78 3427 2893 3143 3154.3 2.57 34
11:06:00 AM 43.78 3422 2890 3140 3150.7 2.61 34
11:09:00 AM 43.78 3419 2887 3137 3147.7 2.64 34
11:12:00 AM 43.78 3417 2885 3135 3145.7 2.66 34
11:15:00 AM 43.78 3415 2884 3132 3143.7 2.68 34
LO AD : 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
11:15:15 AM 65.67 3210 2700 2820 2910.0 5.02 34
11:18:00 AM 65.67 3200 2696 2814 2903.3 5.08 34
11:21:00 AM 65.67 3197 2694 2810 2900.3 5.11 34
11:24:00 AM 65.67 3195 2692 2808 2898.3 5.13 34
11:27:00 AM 65.67 3193 2690 2806 2896.3 5.15 34
11:30:00 AM 65.67 3192 2688 2804 2894.7 5.17 34
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LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
11:30:15 AM 87.56 3014 2535 2558 2702.3 7.09 34
11:33:00 AM 87.56 3005 2525 2550 2693.3 7.18 34
11:36:00 AM 87.56 3000 2518 2547 2688.3 7.23 34
11:39:00 AM 87.56 2998 2518 2543 2686.3 7.25 34
11:42:00 AM 87.56 2996 2517 2540 2684.3 7.27 34
11:45:00 AM 87.56 2996 2517 2540 2684.3 7.27 34
UNLOADING
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
11:45:15 AM 43.78 3020 2545 2565 2710.0 7.02 34
11:48:00 AM 43.78 3025 2550 2572 2715.7 6.96 34
11:51:00 AM 43.78 3027 2557 2573 2719.0 6.93 34
11:54:00 AM 43.78 3029 2560 2578 2722.3 6.89 34
11:57:00 AM 43.78 3030 2556 2579 2721.7 6.90 34
12:00:00 PM 43.78 3030 2556 2579 2721.7 6.90 34
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:00:15 PM 0.00 3260 2730 2720 2903.3 5.08 34
12:03:00 PM 0.00 3268 2737 2729 2911.3 5.00 34
12:06:00 PM 0.00 3272 2742 2730 2914.7 4.97 34
12:09:00 PM 0.00 3275 2745 2732 2917.3 4.94 34
12:12:00 PM 0.00 3276 2746 2733 2918.3 4.93 34
12:15:00 PM 0.00 3277 2746 2733 2918.7 4.93 34
Page >0^

LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:05:15 AM 87.56 2890 2356 2765 2670.3 8.33 34
10:08:00 AM 87.56 2878 2345 2750 2657.7 8.46 34
10:11:00 AM 87.56 2870 2339 2743 2650.7 8.53 34
10:14:00 AM 87.56 2870 2335 2738 2647.7 8.56 34
10:17:00 AM 87.56 2868 2332 2736 2645.3 8.58 34
10:20:00 AM 87.56 2868 2332 2734 2644.7 8.59 34
UNLOADING
LOAD : 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:20:15 AM 43.78 2895 2350 2755 2666.7 8.37 34
10:23:00 AM 43.78 2899 2356 2760 2671.7 8.32 34
10:26.00 AM 43.78 2901 2359 2762 2674.0 8.29 34
10:29:00 AM 43.78 2903 2361 2763 2675.7 8.28 34
10:32:00 AM 43.78 2904 2362 2764 2676.7 8.27 34
10:35:00 AM 43.78 2905 2362 2765 2677.3 8.26 34
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:35:15 AM 0.00 3150 2578 3085 2937.7 5.66 34
10:38:00 AM 0.00 3162 2590 3096 2949.3 5.54 34
10:41:00 AM 0.00 3166 2595 3099 2953.3 5.50 34
10:44:00 AM 0.00 3168 2599 3000 2922.3 5.81 34
10:47:00 AM 0.00 3170 2602 3003 2925.0 5.78 34
10:50:00 AM 0.00 3170 2602 3003 2925.0 5.78 34
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Ob
TEST REF: ASTMD 1194
COORDINATES E = 545440.576 N = 2341440.889

DIAMETER (cm) 60.96 CAPACITY ( Tons ) 50.0 LENGTH (m)
LOADING
LOAD: 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
Initial Reading 0.00 3780 3230 3500 3503.3 0.00 34
09:20:15 AM 21.89 3700 3090 3356 3382.0 1.21 34
09:23:00 AM 21.89 3697 3086 3353 3378.7 1.25 34
09:26:00 AM 21.89 3693 3082 3350 3375.0 1.28 34
09:29:00 AM 21.89 3691 3080 3347 3372.7 1.31 34
09:32:00 AM 21.89 3690 3078 3345 3371.0 1.32 34
09:35:00 AM 21.89 3689 3077 3373 3379.7 1.24 34
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:35:15 AM 43.78 3560 2950 3250 3253.3 2.50 34
09:38:00 AM 43.78 3554 2943 3242 3246.3 2.57 34
09:41:00 AM 43.78 3550 2940 3237 3242.3 2.61 34
09:44:00 AM 43.78 3547 2938 3235 3240.0 2.63 34
09:47:00 AM 43.78 3545 2937 3232 3238.0 2.65 34
09:50:00 AM 43.78 3544 2936 3230 3236.7 2.67 34
LOAD: 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
09:50:15 AM 65.67 3200 2650 3000 2950.0 5.53 34
09:53:00 AM 65.67 3194 2645 2995 2944.7 5.59 34
09:56:00 AM 65.67 3190 2642 2990 2940.7 5.63 34
09:59:00 AM 65.67 3188 2640 2986 2938.0 5.65 34
10:02:00 AM 65.67 3186 2638 2984 2936.0 5.67 34
10:05:00 AM 65.67 3184 2636 2982 2934.0 5.69 34
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COORDINATES E = 545853.868 N = 2341211.131

DIAMETER ( cm ) 60.96 CAPACITY (Tons) 50.0 LENGTH (m)
LOADING
LO AD : 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
Initial Reading 0.00 3090 3350 3290 3243.3 0.00 33
09:45:15 AM 21.89 2960 3210 3175 3115.0 1.28 33
09:48:00 AM 21.89 2954 3206 3170 3110.0 1.33 33
09:51:00 AM 21.89 2950 3202 3167 3106.3 1.37 33
09:54:00 AM 21.89 2948 3200 3165 3104.3 1.39 33
09:57:00 AM 21.89 2947 3198 3164 3103.0 1.40 33
10:00:00 AM 21.89 2946 3197 3163 3102.0 1.41 33
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:00:15 AM 43.78 2790 3050 2920 2920.0 3.23 33
10:03:00 AM 43.78 2786 3049 2916 2917.0 3.26 33
10:06:00 AM 43.78 2782 3042 2912 2912.0 3.31 33
10:09:00 AM 43.78 2780 3040 2910 2910.0 3.33 33
10:12:00 AM 43.78 2778 3039 2908 2908.3 3.35 33
10:15:00 AM 43.78 2778 3038 2907 2907.7 3.36 33
LO AD : 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
10 15:15 AM 65.67 2500 2890 2620 2670.0 5.73 33
10:18:00 AM 65.67 2493 2883 2614 2663.3 5.80 33
10:21:00 AM 65.67 2490 2878 2610 2659.3 5.84 33
10:24:00 AM 65.67 2485 2876 2608 2656.3 5.87 33
10:27:00 AM 65.67 2482 2874 2606 2654.0 5.89 33
10:30:00 AM 65.67 2480 2873 2605 2652.7 5.91 33
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LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:30:15 AM 87.56 2220 2750 2350 2440.0 8.03 33
10:33:00 AM 87.56 2212 2742 2340 2431.3 8.12 33
10:36:00 AM 87.56 2210 2737 2336 2427.7 8.16 33
10:39:00 AM 87.56 2207 2734 2334 2425.0 8.18 33
10:42:00 AM 87.56 2206 2732 2332 2423.3 8.20 33
10:45:00 AM 87.56 2206 2732 2332 2423.3 8.20 33
UNLOADING
LO AD : 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
10:45:15 AM 43.78 2225 2745 2353 2441.0 8.02 33
10:48:00 AM 43.78 2230 2750 2360 2446.7 7.97 33
10:51:00 AM 43.78 2232 2752 2362 2448.7 7.95 33
10:54:00 AM 43.78 2233 2755 2364 2450.7 7.93 33
10:57:00 AM 43.78 2234 2756 2365 2451.7 7.92 33
11:00:00 AM 43.78 2235 2756 2365 2452.0 7.91 33
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
11:00:15 AM 0.00 2535 2920 2550 2668.3 5.75 33
11:03:00 AM 0.00 2542 2930 2556 2676.0 5.67 33
11:06:00 AM 0.00 2545 2934 2559 2679.3 5.64 33
11:09:00 AM 0.00 2550 2936 2562 2682.7 5.61 33
11:12:00 AM 0.00 2552 2939 2565 2685.3 5.58 33
11:15:00 AM 0.00 2552 2939 2565 2685.3 5.58 33
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COORDINATES E = 545853.868 N = 2341211.131
100.0 150.0 200.0 250.0 300.0 350.0

75.0 1.41
150.0 3.36
225.0 5.91
300.0 8.20
150.0 7.91
0.0 5.58
Page 1 of 3

LOCATION industrial city-3, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia TEST No. PLT- 18
COORDINATES E = 545654.477 N = 2342343.089

LOADING
LO AD : 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
Initial Reading 0.00 2950 2795 2875 2873.3 0.00 34
11:15:15 AM 21.89 2800 2610 2600 2670.0 2.03 34
11:18:00 AM 21.89 2795 2602 2592 2663.0 2.10 34
11:21:00 AM 21.89 2792 2600 2587 2659.7 2.14 34
11:24:00 AM 21.89 2790 2595 2583 2656.0 2.17 34
11:27:00 AM 21.89 2788 2593 2580 2653.7 2.20 34
11:30:00 AM 21.89 2788 2592 2578 2652.7 2.21 34
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
11:30:15 AM 43.78 2660 2405 2295 2453.3 4.20 34
11:33:00 AM 43.78 2657 2400 2290 2449.0 4.24 34
11:36:00 AM 43.78 2655 2398 2287 2446.7 4.27 34
11:39:00 AM 43.78 2653 2395 2285 2444.3 4.29 34
11:42:00 AM 43.78 2652 2393 2284 2443.0 4.30 34
11:45:00 AM 43.78 2651 2392 2284 2442.3 4.31 34
LOAD: 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
11:45:15 AM 65.67 2500 2210 2130 2280.0 5.93 34
11:48:00 AM 65.67 2496 2203 2124 2274.3 5.99 34
11:51:00 AM 65.67 2494 2200 2122 2272.0 6.01 34
11:54:00 AM 65.67 2492 2198 2120 2270.0 6.03 34
11:57:00 AM 65.67 2490 2197 2119 2268.7 6.05 34
12:00:00 PM 65.67 2490 2197 2119 2268.7 6.05 34
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LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:00:15 PM 87.56 2370 2075 2005 2150.0 7.23 34
12:03:00 PM 87.56 2363 2070 2000 2144.3 7.29 34
12:06:00 PM 87.56 2360 2068 1998 2142.0 7.31 34
12:09:00 PM 87.56 2358 2067 1997 2140.7 7.33 34
12:12:00 PM 87.56 2357 2066 1996 2139.7 7.34 34
12:15:00 PM 87.56 2357 2066 1996 2139.7 7.34 34
UNLOADING
LO AD : 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:15:15 PM 43.78 2375 2080 2015 2156.7 7.17 34
12:18:00 PM 43.78 2378 2083 2018 2159.7 7.14 34
12:21:00 PM 43.78 2379 2084 2019 2160.7 7.13 34
12:24:00 PM 43.78 2380 2084 2020 2161.3 7.12 34
12:27:00 PM 43.78 2381 2085 2021 2162.3 7.11 34
12:30:00 PM 43.78 2381 2085 2021 2162.3 7.11 34
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
12:30:15 PM 0.00 2500 2200 2150 2283.3 5.90 34
12:33:00 PM 0.00 2507 2206 2156 2289.7 5.84 34
12:36:00 PM 0.00 2510 2208 2157 2291.7 5.82 34
12:39:00 PM 0.00 2512 2210 2158 2293.3 5.80 34
12:42:00 PM 0.00 2513 2211 2159 2294.3 5.79 34
12:45:00 PM 0.00 2513 2211 2159 2294.3 5.79 34

COORDINATES E = 545654.477 N = 2342343.089
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225.0 6.05
300.0 7.34
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COORDINATES E = 546222.740 N = 2341887.590

LOADING
LOAD: 75.00 kN/m2

TIME
Initial Reading 0.00 3750 3500 3010 3420.0 0.00 35
01:00:15 PM 21.89 3595 3350 2780 3241.7 1.78 35
01:03:00 PM 21.89 3585 3343 2776 3234.7 1.85 35
01:06:00 PM 21.89 3580 3340 2770 3230.0 1.90 35
01:09:00 PM 21.89 3576 3335 2766 3225.7 1.94 35
01:12:00 PM 21.89 3570 3332 2765 3222.3 1.98 35
01:15:00 PM 21.89 3568 3332 2764 3221.3 1.99 35
LOAD: 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
01:15:15 PM 43.78 3400 3150 2695 3081.7 3.38 35
01:18:00 PM 43.78 3392 3144 2690 3075.3 3.45 35
01:21:00 PM 43.78 3387 3140 2688 3071.7 3.48 35
01:24:00 PM 43.78 3385 3138 2687 3070.0 3.50 35
01:27:00 PM 43.78 3383 3137 2685 3068.3 3.52 35
01:30:00 PM 43.78 3382 3137 2685 3068.0 3.52 35
LO AD : 225.00 kN/m2

TIME
01:30:15 PM 65.67 3230 3000 2570 2933.3 4.87 35
01:33:00 PM 65.67 3226 2992 2561 2926.3 4.94 35
01:36:00 PM 65.67 3220 2988 2560 2922.7 4.97 35
01:39:00 PM 65.67 3218 2986 2559 2921.0 4.99 35
01:42:00 PM 65.67 3216 2985 2558 2919.7 5.00 35
01:45:00 PM 65.67 3215 2985 2558 2919.3 5.01 35
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LOAD: 300.00 kN/m2

TIME
01:45:15 PM 87.56 3160 2855 2440 2818.3 6.02 35
01:48:00 PM 87.56 3154 2848 2430 2810.7 6.09 35
01:51:00 PM 87.56 3145 2540 2425 2703.3 7.17 35
01:54:00 PM 87.56 3140 2539 2423 2700.7 7.19 35
01:57:00 PM 87.56 3138 2838 2422 2799.3 6.21 35
02:00:00 PM 87.56 3138 2838 2420 2798.7 6.21 35
UNLOADING
LOAD : 150.00 kN/m2

TIME
02:00:15 PM 43.78 3155 2860 2435 2816.7 6.03 35
02:03:00 PM 43.78 3160 2864 2439 2821.0 5.99 35
02:06:00 PM 43.78 3162 2866 2441 2823.0 5.97 35
02:09:00 PM 43.78 3163 2867 2443 2824.3 5.96 35
02:12:00 PM 43.78 3165 2868 2445 2826.0 5.94 35
02:15:00 PM 43.78 3165 2868 2445 2826.0 5.94 35
LOAD: 0.00 kN/m2

TIME
02:15:15 PM 0.00 3300 3010 2540 2950.0 4.70 35
02:18:00 PM 0.00 3306 3016 2544 2955.3 4.65 35
02:21:00 PM 0.00 3310 3020 2550 2960.0 4.60 35
02:24:00 PM 0.00 3312 3022 2553 2962.3 4.58 35
02:27:00 PM 0.00 3313 3024 2555 2964.0 4.56 35
02:30:00 PM 0.00 3313 3024 2555 2964.0 4.56 35
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS TEST RESULTS
(2 : 1 WATER : SOIL AQUEOUS EXTRACT)
PROJECT Jeddah 300 MW AC PV Solar Project REF No. SM-10822
LOCATION 3rd Industrial city, Jeddah, Kindom of Saudi Arabia
SAMPLE No B-1-4 B-5-3 B-9-7 B-12-5 B-15-4
SOIL DEPTH (M) 3.00 1.50 5.00 3.00 2.25
SAMPLE pH 8.2 8.0 7.9 7.9 8.1
Total Sulphate % 0.0118 0.0176 0.0117 0.0082 0.0160
Total Chloride % 0.0132 0.0158 0.0147 0.0155 0.0204
SAMPLE No B-21-5 B-27-3 B-31-6 B-34-3 B-37-4
SOIL DEPTH m 4.50 1.50 4.50 1.50 2.25
SAMPLE pH 7.9 7.9 7.9 7.8 8.1
Total Sulphate % 0.0105 0.0095 0.0144 0.0158 0.0110
Total Chloride % 0.0171 0.0129 0.0170 0.0137 0.0204
SAMPLE No B-40-3 B-44-7 B-50-5 B-53-6 B-57-3
SOIL DEPTH m 1.50 5.00 3.00 4.50 1.50
SAMPLE pH 7.9 8.0 7.7 7.7 8.2
Total Sulphate % 0.0121 0.0151 0.0185 0.0095 0.0109
Total Chloride % 0.0138 0.0133 0.0170 0.0109 0.0133
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS TEST RESULTS
(2 : 1 WATER : SOIL AQUEOUS EXTRACT)
PROJECT Jeddah 300 MW AC PV Solar Project REF No. SM-10822
LOCATION 3rd Industrial city, Jeddah, Kindom of Saudi Arabia
SAMPLE No B-61-4 B-67-3 B-72-3 B-76-2 B-80-4
SOIL DEPTH (M) 2.25 1.50 1.50 0.75 2.25
SAMPLE pH 7.9 7.9 8.3 8.1 7.9
Total Sulphate % 0.0162 0.0118 0.0212 0.0205 0.0155
Total Chloride % 0.0151 0.0107 0.0245 0.0373 0.0198
SAMPLE No B-84-7 B-89-3 B-93-2 B-97-5 B-100-2
SOIL DEPTH (M) 5.00 1.50 0.75 3.00 0.75
SAMPLE PH 7.7 8.1 8.0 7.6 8.0
Total Sulphate % 0.0098 0.0145 0.0352 0.0189 0.0160
Total Chloride % 0.0136 0.0152 0.0476 0.0206 0.0203
SAMPLE No B-104-3 B-110-5 B-113-4 B-118-2 B-123-7
SOIL DEPTH (M) 1.50 3.00 2.25 0.75 6.00
SAMPLE pH 7.8 8.1 7.9 7.9 7.7
Total Sulphate % 0.0115 0.0095 0.0112 0.0085 0.0117
Total Chloride % 0.0176 0.0117 0.0128 0.0121 0.0138

SOIL CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
PROJECT Jeddah 300 MW AC PV Solar Project REF NO. SM-10822
CLIENT Larsen & Toubro Limited
LOCATION 3rd Industrial City, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Depth Organic Peat, fen, Soil

SAMPLE No. Carbonates
Matter Turbidity mud & Contaminati
M % % marsh soil on
BH-2 2.25 1.11 0.03
BH-7 1.50 0.62 0.01
BH-13 4.50 1.46 0.04
BH-18 3.00 0.55 0.02
BH-23 1.50 0.93 0.02
BH-28 5.00 1.22 0.05
BH-32 2.25 1.37 0.05 No There is no underground water

underground encountered on site. The top
water soil is consist of dry Silty Sand
BH-36 3.00 0.57 0.01 and there is no peat, fen, mud,
encountered.
This test not marsh soil, organic carbon and
BH-41 0.75 1.97 0.05 possible on soil soil contamination.
BH-46 1.50 1.63 0.04
BH-49 3.00 0.86 0.03
BH-54 3.00 1.02 0.05
BH-58 2.25 1.17 0.02
BH-60 0.75 1.05 0.02
BH-63 2.25 1.51 0.04

Depth Organic Peat, fen,

SAMPLE No. Carbonates Soil
Matter Turbidity mud & marsh
Contamination
M % % soil
BH-68 3.00 0.98 0.04
BH-71 4.50 1.33 0.04
BH-74 2.25 0.68 0.01
BH-78 5.00 1.14 0.03
BH-81 1.50 1.37 0.03
BH-85 2.25 1.03 0.02
BH-90 2.25 1.11 0.04 There is no underground water

No underground
encountered on site. The top soil is
water
consist of dry Silty Sand and there
BH-94 1.50 0.90 0.03 encountered.
is no peat, fen, mud, marsh soil,
This test not
organic carbon and soil
possible on soil
contamination.
BH-97 0.75 1.53 0.06
BH-103 3.00 1.41 0.04
BH-106 2.25 1.67 0.04
BH-109 0.75 1.07 0.03
BH-112 3.00 1.44 0.06
BH-113 1.50 1.29 0.02
BH-122 3.00 0.93 0.03

CHEMICAL ANALYSIS TEST

Depth
SAMPLE No. Sulphides Alkalinity Redox Potential Soluble Salts
M mg/kg mg/kg mV mg/kg
BH-2 4.50 0.51 42.50 189 82.56
BH-6 0.75 0.45 41.70 187 67.84
BH-8 1.50 0.23 45.80 176 92.45
BH-10 0.75 0.05 53.40 164 111.86
BH-11 5.00 0.55 46.70 177 107.75
BH-16 0.75 0.02 55.80 163 70.45
BH-19 3.00 0.12 50.70 174 80.76
BH-24 2.25 0.18 46.30 172 82.30
BH-29 3.00 0.23 49.40 162 77.60
BH-35 2.25 0.19 52.40 189 81.40
BH-39 5.00 0.20 51.50 185 87.60
BH-43 1.50 0.47 53.70 181 85.80
BH-48 2.25 0.36 55.80 174 92.40
BH-51 0.75 0.41 42.70 173 96.40
BH-55 2.25 0.35 43.40 168 102.70

CHEMICAL ANALYSIS TEST

Depth
SAMPLE No. Sulphides Alkalinity Redox Potential Soluble Salts
M mg/kg mg/kg mV mg/kg
BH-62 0.75 0.29 46.10 165 105.60
BH-65 0.75 0.32 58.30 185 97.60
BH-70 3.00 0.53 57.60 172 105.40
BH-75 0.75 0.48 56.70 175 86.70
BH-79 1.50 0.45 44.20 169 75.20
BH-82 4.50 0.33 41.80 167 82.80
BH-87 2.25 0.26 43.40 170 74.30
BH-91 0.75 0.47 40.60 173 81.50
BH-95 5.00 0.13 45.70 180 97.60
BH-98 0.75 0.18 48.30 182 100.40
BH-101 0.00 0.22 47.20 178 98.20
BH-105 0.75 0.36 43.00 175 102.40
BH-111 1.50 0.11 44.10 165 104.20
BH-115 0.00 0.17 47.20 185 86.70
BH-123 9.00 0.06 41.30 180 92.40

Soil Thermal Resistivity Measurements
TEST REF : IEEE Std. 442
PROJECT Jeddah 300 MW AC PV Solar Project DATE 17-Dec-2020
CLIENT Larsen & Toubro Limited REF No. SM - 10822
PROJ. LOG. 3rd Industrial city, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia EQPT. USE KD-2 Pro
Moisture Thermal
Depth Coordinates
Sample No. Content Resitivity
m Easting Northing % °K-m/W
TR-1 -0.30 542279.889 2339462.931 2.0 1.146
TR-2 -0.30 542474.137 2338995.706 2.0 1.218
TR-3 -0.30 542940.602 2338756.944 2.0 1.203
TR-4 -0.30 543264.138 2338842.099 2.0 1.265
TR-5 -0.30 543280.098 2339567.889 2.0 0.986
TR-6 -0.30 543626.261 2339239.907 2.0 1.081
TR-7 -0.30 542955.261 2340145.701 2.0 1.216
TR-8 -0.30 543626.261 2340644.827 2.0 1.114
TR-9 -0.30 544006.693 5340411.907 2.0 1.308
TR-10 -0.30 544341.761 23398868.433 2.0 1.137

Soil Thermal Resistivity Measurements
TEST REF : IEEE Std. 442
PROJECT Jeddah 300 MW AC PV Solar Project DATE 17-Dec-2020
CLIENT Larsen & Toubro Limited REF No. SM- 10822
PROJ. LOG. 3rd Industrial city, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia EQPT. USE KD-2 Pro
Moisture Thermal
Depth Coordinates
Sample No. Content Resitivity
m Easting Northing % °K-m / W
TR-11 -0.30 544341.266 2340740.125 2.0 0.857
TR-12 -0.30 545034.261 2340569.337 2.0 0.931
TR-13 -0.30 544697.598 2341102.470 2.0 1.480
TR-14 -0.30 544341761 2341685.073 2.0 1.279
TR-15 -0.30 545034.261 2342061.577 2.0 1.314
TR-16 -0.30 545440.098 2341479.609 2.0 1.482
TR-17 -0.30 545853.389 2341249.851 2.0 1.391
TR-18 -0.30 245653.998 2342381.809 2.0 1.427
TR-19 -0.30 246222.261 2341926.310 2.0 1.236
TR-20 -0.30 543677.391 2340039.400 2.0 0.914

COMPACTION TEST REPORT
Water content, %
Test specification: ASTM D 1557-07 Method C Modified
Elev/ Classification Nat. %> %<

Sp.G. LL PI
Depth uses AASHTO Moist. 3/4 in. No.200
0.40 - 3.00
SW-SM A-l-b NP 9.3 8.2
M
TEST RESULTS MATERIAL DESCRIPTION

well-graded sand with silt and gravel
Maximum dry density = 2211 kg/m3
Optimum moisture = 6.9 %

Project No. SM-10822 Client: LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED Remarks:
Project: JEDDAH 300 MW AC PV SOLOAR PROJECT TESTED BY: USMAN
Location: 3rd INDUSTRIAL CITY. JEDDAH, K.S.A Date:
o Source of Sample: TEST PIT SAMPLES Sample Number: TP-2-1
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Water content, %
Test specification: AST.M D 1557-07 Method C Modified

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Sp.G. LL PI
0.20-3.00 NP 12.7 8.4

SP-SM A-3
M

poorly graded sand with silt and gravel
Maximum dry density = 2174 kg/trP

Project: JEDDAH 300 MW AC PV SOLOAR PROJECT TESTED BY: FAROOQ
Location: 3rd INDUSTRIAL CITY, JEDDAH, K.S.A Date:
c Source of Sample: TEST PIT SAMPLES Sample Number: TP-6-1
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Water content, %

Sp.G. LL PI
0.20-3.00 NP 15.4 12.5

SM A-l-b
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silty sand with gravel
Maximum dry density = 2183 kg/nP

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Water content, %

Sp.G. LL PI
0.20 - 3.00 NP 12.4 12.9
SM A-l-b
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silt)' sand with gravel

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Water content, %

Sp.G. LL PI
0.30-3.00 NP 13.8 13.6
SM A-l-b
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Maximum dry density = 2147 kg/m-’

Project: JEDDAH 300 MW AC PY SOLOAR PROJECT TESTED BY: FAROOQ
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Water content, %

Sp.G. LL PI
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M

poorly graded sand with silt and gravel
Maximum dry density = 2234 kg/irP

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Sp.G. LL PI
0.30 - 3.00 NP 17.3 8.4

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Water content, %
Test specification: ASTM D 1557-9] Procedure A Modified

Sp.G. LL PI
Depth uses AASHTO Moist. #4 No.200
0.50-3.00
SM A-2-4(0) NP 10.4 15.3
M

silty sand
Maximum dry density = 2100 kg/irP


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Water content, %
Test specification: ASTM D 1557-91 Procedure C Modified

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Sp.G. LL PI
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silty sand

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Test specification: ASTM D 1557-91 Procedure A Modified
Eiev/ Classification Nat. %> %<

Sp.G. LL PI
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silly sand

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2000
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Water content, %
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Sp.G. LL PI
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SM
M

Maximum dry density = 2180 kg/m-s

Location: 3rd INDUSTRIAL CITY. JEDDAH. K.S.A Date:
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APPENDIX (IV-7)
Relative Density Tests Results

RELATIVE DENSITY TEST
PROJECT Jeddah 300 MW AC PV Solar Project DATE 20-Feb-2021
LOCATION 3rd Industrial city, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia AASHTO SM
DESCRIPTION Test Pit Samples SAMPLE No TP-1
MINIMUM DENSITY
PROPERTIES Trial No. 1 Trial No. 2 Trial No. 3
Weight of soil + mold 7039 7102 7082
Weight of mold only 2995 2995 2995
Weight of soil only 4044 4107 4087
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

Minimum density of soil gm/cm3 1.455 1.477 1.470
Average minimum density of soil gm/cm3 1.467
MAXIMUM DENSITY
MOLD PROPETIES RESULTS
Initial height of mold cm 15.12
Dial gages frnal dial reading 1.02
Adjusted mold height cm 14.10
Area of mold cm2 182.41
Adjusted Vo ume cm3 2572.41
Initial - Final readings mm 10.18
COMPACTED SAMPLE PARAMETERS RESULTS

Weight of mold + soil gm 7792.0
Weight of mold only gm 2995.0
Weighth of soil only gm 4797.0
Adjusted volume of mold cm3 2572.4
Maximum Density of soil gm/cm3 1.865
TEST PERFORMED BY : CHECKED BY:
NAME Usman NAME Eng. Jwan
SIGNATURE SIGNATURE
DATE 20 February 2021 DATE 20 February 2021

LOCATION 3rd Industrial city, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia AASHTO SW-SM
MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY
Dial gages final dial reading 0.98

_„2
Area of mold cm 182.41
Adjusted Volume cm3 2578.74

3
Adjusted volume of mold cm 2578.7
SIGNATURE SIGNATURE
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CLIENT Larsen & Toubrc Limited REF No. SM-10822
LOCATION 3rd Industrial city, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia AASHTO SP-SM
MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0
MAXIMUM DENSITY
Adjusted Volume cm 2569.52


Adjusted volume of mold cmJ 2569.5
SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY

Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY


SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0
MAXIMUM DENSITY
SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY
Init al - Final readings mm 10.67

SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

PROJECT Jeddah 300 MW AC PV Solar Project DATE 9-Mar-2021
MINIMUM DENSITY

Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY


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SIGNATURE SIGNATURE
DATE 09 March 2021 DATE 09 March 2021

MINIMUM DENSITY

Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY

SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

LOCATION 3rd Industrial city, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia AASHTO SW-SM
MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY

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NAME Usman NAME Eng, Jwan
SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY
Weight of soil onJy 3895 3913 3921
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY

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SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

LOCATION 3rd Industrial city, Jeddah. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia AASHTO SM
MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY

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SIGNATURE SIGNATURE
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MINIMUM DENSITY


Volume o_r mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0
MAXIMUM DENSITY
COMIPACTED SAMPLE PARAMETERS RESULTS

SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY

SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

DESCRIPTION Test Pit Samples SAMPLE No CBR-1
MINIMUM DENSITY

Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0
MAXIMUM DENSITY

Adjusted Volume cmJ 2562.01


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SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0
MAXIMUM DENSITY

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SIGNATURE SIGNATURE
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MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY

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initial - Final reacings mm 10.03

SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY

SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY

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Weighth of soil onfy gm 4697.0
SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0
MAXIMUM DENSITY


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Weights of soil only gm 4820.0

SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY
SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY

Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0
MAXIMUM DENSITY

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SIGNATURE SIGNATURE
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MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of moid 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY

SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY

Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0
MAXIMUM DENSITY

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SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY



SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY

_„2
Weight of mo:d only gm 2995.0
SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY

Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0
MAXIMUM DENSITY
Adjusted Volume cmJ 2565.05


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SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY

Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0
MAXIMUM DENSITY

SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY
Adjusted mod height cm 14.11

SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

MINIMUM DENSITY
Volume of mold 2780.0 2780.0 2780.0

MAXIMUM DENSITY



SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

APPENDIX (V)
Calculation

APPENDIX (V-1)
Bearing Capacity Calculations

BEARING CAPACITY BY TERZAGH1 (1943) METHOD Reference: Joseph E. Bowles "Foundation Analysis and Design", Item 4-3
(Modified by Hansen, 1970 and Vesic's, 1975) Above Natural Soil
Project: 300 MWac JEDDAH SOLAR POWER PROJECT File No.: SM-10822
Client : LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED BH No.: Model
Location: 3rri Industrial City, Jeddah, KSA___________ Sheet No.:
Ultimate Bearing Capacity (qu) = (C.Nc.Fcs.Fcd.Fci) + (q.Nq.Fqs.Fqd.Fqi) + (0.5y.B.NrFYS.FYd.Fyi)

c= 0.0 kN/mA2 <(>= 31 deg P= 0.0 deg Units SI (SI or E)
Yi= 18.0 kN/m3 72= 18.0 kN/m3 Yw = 10.0 kN/mA3 Shape SQ (SQ, Cl, CO, or RE)
Ylsat= 8.0 kN/m3 Yzsat = 8.0 kN/m3

B (m) 1.5 [H [i] [h 3 3 3 3 3
L (m) 1.5 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Df (m) 0.25 3 0.25 0.25 1.5 0.25 3 0.25 3 0.25 3 3
(|) (deg) = 31 00 31.00 31.00 31.00 31 00 31.00 31.00 31.00 31 00 31 00 31 00 31.00 31.00 31 00 31.00 31.00 31 00 31.00 31 00 31.00 31.00 31.00 31.00 31 00
Nc 32.67 32.67 32.67 32.67 32 67 32.67 32.67 32.67 32.67 32 67 32 67 32 67 32 67 32.67 32.67 32.67 32.67 32.67 32.67 32.67 32.67 32.67 32.67 32.67
Df/B= 0.17 0.33 0.67 1 00 0 13 0.25 0.50 0 75 0 10 0.20 0 40 0.60 0.08 0.17 0 33 0.50 0 07 0.14 0.29 043 0.05 0.10 0.20 0.30
<j> (rad) = 0.54 0 54 0 54 0 54 0 54 0.54 0.54 0.54 0.54 0 54 0.54 0 54 0 54 0 54 0 54 0 54 0 54 0 54 0 54 0.54 0.54 0 54 0 54 0 54
Nq 20.63 20.63 20 63 20 63 20 63 20 63 20 63 20.63 20.63 20.63 20 63 20.63 20.63 20.63 20 63 20 63 20.63 20.63 20.63 20.63 20 63 20 63 20 63 20 63
ft(deg) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 00 0.00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 00 0.00 0 00 0 00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 00 0.00
Ng 25 99 25 99 25.99 25.99 25.99 25.99 25.99 25.99 25 99 25.99 25 99 25.99 25.99 25.99 25.99 25 99 25.99 25.99 25.99 25.99 2599 25.99 25.99 25 99
A 2.25 2 25 2.25 2 25 4 00 4 00 4.00 4 00 6.25 6 25 6 25 6.25 9.00 9.00 9 00 9 00 12.25 12.25 12.25 12.25 25 00 25 00 25.00 25 00
c 0.00 0.00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0.00 0 00 0.00 0.00 0 00 0 00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 00 0.00 0.00 0 00
Nc 32.67 32 67 32 67 32.67 32 67 32.67 32.67 32.67 32.67 32 67 32.67 32 67 32 67 32.67 32.67 32.67 32.67 32 67 32.67 32 67 32.67 32.67 32.67 32.67
Fes qu Due to (c) 1.63 1 63 1 63 1.63 1.63 1 63 1.63 1 63 1.63 1.63 1.63 1 63 1 63 1 63 1.63 1.63 1 63 1.63 1 63 1.63 1 63 1 63 1 63 1 63
Fed 1.07 1 13 1.27 1.40 1 05 1 10 1 20 1 30 1.04 1.08 1.16 1.24 1.03 1.07 1.13 1.20 1 03 1.06 1.11 1.17 1 02 1.04 1.08 1.12
Fci 1.00 1.00 1.00 1 00 1.00 1.00 1 00 1.00 1.00 1 00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1 00 1 00 1.00 1 00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
q. 4.50 9.00 18 00 27 00 4 50 9 00 18 00 27.00 4 50 9.00 18 00 27 00 4 50 9 00 18.00 27 00 4 50 9.00 18.00 27.00 4 50 9.00 18 00 27.00
Nq 20.63 20 63 20.63 20.63 20 63 20 63 20.63 20.63 20.63 20 63 20 63 20.63 20 63 20 63 20 63 20 63 20.63 20.63 20 63 20.63 20 63 20.63 20 63 20.63
qu Due to
Fqs 1 60 1.60 1 60 1 60 1 60 1 60 1.60 1.60 1.60 1 60 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.60 1 60 1 60 1 60 1.60 1.60 1.60 1 60
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C/> eqd 1.05 1.09 1.19 1 28 1.04 1 07 1 14 1.21 1 03 1.06 111 1 17 1.02 1.05 1.09 1 14 1.02 1.04 1 08 1.12 1.01 1.03 1.06 1 08
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1 00
8 00
25 99
1.00
8 00
25 99
0.60
1.00
8 00
25 99
0.60
1 00
8.00
25.99
0.60
1.00
8.00
25.99
0 60
1 00
8 00
25.99
0 60
1 00
8.00
25.99
0 60
1.00
8 00
25 99
0 60
1 00
8.00
25 99
0 60
1 00
8 00
25.99
0.60
1 00
8 00
25 99
0 60
1 00
8.00
25 99
0.60
1 00
8.00
25 99
0 60
1 00
8.00
25.99
0.60
1 00
8.00
25.99
0.60
1.00
8 00
25 99
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1.00
8.00
25.99
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8.00
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1.00
8.00
25 99
0.60
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25.99
0.60
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8 00
25 99
0.60
0 60
pd 1 00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1 00 1.00 1.00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1.00 1.00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1.00 1 00 1.00 1.00 1.00
1 00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1 00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1 00
> Eli
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
o
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u- Total (kN/m2) 156 325 706 1144 154 318 678 1081 153 314 662 1043 152 311 650 1018 152 309 642 1000 151 306 628 967
94 94 94 94 125 125 125 125 156 156 156 156 187 187 187 187 218 218 218 218 312 312 312 312
o 1206 309 818 1199 339 1205 861 1218
O' oss Ultimate 249 419 800 1237 279 443 803 470 498 838 370 528 463 618 940 1279
t Ultimate 245 410 782 1210 274 434 785 1179 304 461 800 1172 335 489 820 1178 365 519 843 1191 458 609 922 1252
o ffiyss Allowable 83 140 267 412 93 148 268 402 103 157 273 400 113 166 279 402 123 176 287 406 154 206 313 426
FS 3.0
W Allow. Net.
0.82 1.37 2.61 4.03 0.91 1.45 2.62 3.93 1.01 1.54 2.67 3.91 1.12 1.63 2.73 3.93 1.22 1.73 2.81 3.97 1.53 2.03 3.07 4.17
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(kg/cm2)
APPENDIX (V-2)
Settlement Calculations

Calculation of Settlements File No.: SM-10822
Project: 300 MWac JEDDAH SOLAR POWER PROJECT BH No.: 122
Client: LARSEN &TOUBRO LIMITED B L ^max B L ^■max
Location: 3rd Industrial City, Jeddah, KSA 1.5 1.5 4.25 2.5 2.5 6.00
Gate Supporting Building q (t/m2) 15.0 q (t/m2) 15.0
Lay. Thick 0.25 m Sc (cm) 0.00 Sc(cm) 0.00
Df (m) = 1.50 S, (cm) 0.59 Si (cm) 0.90
Stotal (cm) 0.59 Stota, (cm) 0.90
Depth Es Sc Si (cm)
(Below N F eo cc cr pc ysat CTO Act Act Sc(cm) Sj (cm)
(m) (t/m2) (cm)
1.625 0.125 25 100 2500 1.80 2.93 12.78 0.128 13.61 0.136
1.875 0.375 25 100 2500 1.80 3.38 9.60 0.096 11.34 0.113
2.125 0.625 25 100 2500 1.80 3.83 7.47 0.075 9.60 0.096
2.375 0.875 36 100 3600 1.80 4.28 5.98 0.042 8.23 0.057
2.625 1.125 36 100 3600 1.80 4.73 4.90 0.034 7.13 0.050
2.875 1.375 36 100 3600 1.80 5.18 4.08 0.028 6.24 0.043
3 125 1.625 24 100 2400 1.80 5.63 3.46 0.036 5.51 0.057
3.375 1.875 24 100 2400 1.80 6.08 2.96 0.031 4.90 0.051
3.625 2.125 24 100 2400 1.80 6.53 2.57 0.027 4.38 0.046
3.875 2.375 24 100 2400 1.80 6.98 2.25 0.023 3.94 0.041
4.125 2.625 24 100 2400 1.80 7.43 1.98 0.021 3.57 0.037
4.375 2.875 24 100 2400 1.80 7.88 1.76 0.018 3.24 0.034
4 625 3.125 56 100 5600 1.80 8.33 1.58 0.007 2.96 0.013
4 875 3.375 56 100 5600 1.85 9.02 1.42 0.006 2.72 0.012
5.125 3.625 56 100 5600 1.85 9.48 1.28 0.006 2.50 0.011
5.375 3.875 56 100 5600 1.85 9.94 1.17 0.005 2.31 0.010
5.625 4.125 56 100 5600 1.85 10.41 1.07 0.005 2.14 0.010
5 875 4.375 56 100 5600 1 85 10.87 0.98 0.004 1.98 0.009
6.125 4.625 35 100 3500 1 85 11.33 0.90 0.006 1.85 0.013
6 375 4.875 35 100 3500 1.85 11.79 0.83 0.006 1.72 0.012
6 625 5.125 35 100 3500 1.85 12.26 0.77 0.005 1.61 0.012
6 875 5.375 35 100 3500 1.85 12.72 0.71 0.005 1.51 0.011
7.125 5.625 35 100 3500 1.85 13.18 0.66 0.005 1.42 0.010
7 375 5.875 35 100 3500 1.85 13.64 0.62 0.004 1.34 0.010
7 625 6.125 100 100 10000 1.90 14.49 0.58 0.001 1.26 0.003
7.875 6.375 100 100 10000 1.90 14.96 0.54 0.001 1.19 0.003
8.125 6.625 100 100 10000 1.90 15.44 0.51 0.001 1.13 0.003
8.375 6.875 100 100 10000 1.90 15.91 0 48 0.001 1.07 0.003
8.625 7.125 100 100 10000 1.90 16.39 0.45 0.001 1.01 0.003
8.875 7.375 100 100 10000 1.90 16.86 0.43 0.001 0.96 0.002
9 125 7.625 100 100 10000 1.90 17.34 0.41 0.001 0.91 0.002
9 375 7.875 100 100 10000 1.90 17.81 0.38 0.001 0.87 0.002
9.625 8.125 100 100 10000 1.90 18.29 0.36 0.001 0.83 0.002
9.875 8.375 100 100 10000 1.90 18.76 0.35 0.001 0.79 0.002
10.125 8.625 100 100 10000 1.90 19.24 0.33 0.001 0.76 0.002
10.375 8.875 100 100 10000 1.90 19.71 0.31 0.001 0.72 0.002
10.625 9.125 100 100 10000 1.90 20.19 0.30 0.001 0.69 0.002
10.875 9.375 100 100 10000 1.90 20.66 0.29 0.001 0.66 0.002
11.125 9.625 100 100 10000 1.90 21.14 0.27 0.001 0.64 0.002
11.375 9.875 100 100 10000 1.90 21.61 0.26 0.001 0.61 0.002
11.625 10.125 100 100 10000 1.90 22.09 0.25 0.001 0.59 0.001
11.875 10.375 100 100 10000 1.90 22.56 0.24 0.001 0.57 0.001
12.125 10.625 100 100 10000 1.90 23.04 0.23 0.001 0.54 0.001
12.375 10.875 100 100 10000 1.90 23.51 0.22 0.001 0.52 0.001
12.625 11.125 100 100 10000 1.90 23.99 0.21 0.001 0.51 0.001
12.875 11.375 100 100 10000 1.90 24.46 0.20 0.001 0.49 0.001
13.125 11.625 100 100 10000 1.90 24.94 0.20 0.000 0.47 0.001
13.375 11.875 100 100 10000 1.90 25.41 0.19 0.000 0.45 0.001
13.625 12.125 100 100 10000 1.90 25.89 0.18 0.000 0.44 0.001
13.875 12.375 100 100 10000 1.90 26.36 0.18 0.000 0.42 0.001
14.125 12.625 100 100 10000 1.90 26.84 0.17 0.000 0.41 0.001
14.375 12.875 100 100 10000 1.90 27.31 0.16 0.000 0.40 0.001
14.625 13.125 100 100 10000 1.90 27.79 0.16 0.000 0.38 0.001
14.875 13.375 100 100 10000 1.90 28.26 0.15 0.000 0.37 0.001
15.125 13.625 100 100 10000 1.90 28.74 0.15 0.000 0.36 0.001
15.375 13.875 100 100 10000 1.90 29.21 0.14 0.000 0.35 0.001
15.625 14.125 100 100 10000 1.90 29.69 0.14 0.000 0.34 0.001
15.875 14.375 100 100 10000 1.90 30.16 0.13 0.000 0.33 0.001
16.125 14.625 100 100 10000 1.90 30.64 0.13 0.000 0.32 0.001
16.375 14.875 100 100 10000 1.90 31.11 0.13 0.000 0.31 0.001
16.625 15.125 100 100 10000 1.90 31.59 0.12 0.000 0.30 0.001
16.875 15.375 100 100 10000 1.90 32.06 0.12 0.000 0.29 G£0r*|^
17.125 15.625 100 100 10000 1.90 32.54 0.12 JiSod-'l&.ikb
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SOIL & FOUNDATION COsbTDDf ^
Client: LARSEN &TOUBRO LIMITED B L Zmax B L ^max
Df (m) = 1.75 Sj (cm) 0.58 Sj (cm) 0.87
Stotal (cm) 0.58 Siota, (cm) 0.87
Depth Es St Si(cni) Act Sf (cm) S; (cm)
(Below N F eo cc cr pc ysat CTO Act
(m) (t/m2) (cm)
1.875 0.125 25 100 2500 1.80 3.38 12.78 0.128 13.61 0.136
2.125 0 375 25 100 2500 1.80 3.83 9.60 0.096 11.34 0.113
2.375 0625 36 100 3600 1.80 4.28 7.47 0.052 9.60 0.067
2.625 0.875 36 100 3600 1.80 4.73 5.98 0.042 8.23 0.057
2.875 1.125 36 100 3600 1.80 5.18 4.90 0.034 7.13 0.050
3.125 1.375 24 100 2400 1.80 5.63 4.08 0.043 6.24 0.065
3.375 1 625 24 100 2400 1.80 6.08 3.46 0.036 5.51 0.057
3.625 1.875 24 100 2400 1.80 6.53 2.96 0.031 4.90 0.051
3.875 2.125 24 100 2400 1.80 6.98 2.57 0.027 4.38 0.046
4.125 2.375 24 100 2400 1.80 7.43 2.25 0.023 3.94 0.041
4.375 2.625 24 100 2400 1.80 7.88 1.98 0.021 3.57 0.037
4.625 2.875 56 100 5600 1.85 8.56 1.76 0.008 3.24 0.014
4.875 3.125 56 100 5600 1.85 9.02 1.58 0.007 2.96 0.013
5.125 3.375 56 100 5600 1.85 9.48 1.42 0.006 2.72 0.012
5.375 3.625 56 100 5600 1.85 9.94 1.28 0.006 2.50 0.011
5 625 3 875 56 100 5600 1.85 10.41 1.17 0.005 2.31 0.010
5.875 4 125 56 100 5600 1.85 10.87 1.07 0 005 2.14 0.010
6.125 4.375 35 100 3500 1.85 11.33 0.98 0.007 1.98 0.014
6.375 4.625 35 100 3500 1.85 11.79 0.90 0.006 1.85 0.013
6.625 4.875 35 100 3500 1.85 12.26 0.83 0.006 1.72 0.012
6.875 5.125 35 100 3500 1.85 12.72 0.77 0.005 1.61 0.012
7.125 5 375 35 100 3500 1.85 13.18 0.71 0.005 1.51 0.011
7.375 5 625 35 100 3500 1.85 13.64 0.66 0.005 1.42 0.010
7.625 5 875 100 100 10000 1.90 14.49 0.62 0.002 1.34 0.003
7.875 6.125 100 100 10000 1.90 14.96 0.58 0.001 1.26 0.003
8.125 6.375 100 100 10000 1.90 15.44 0.54 0.001 1.19 0.003
8.375 5.625 100 100 10000 1.90 15.91 0.51 0.001 1.13 0.003
8.625 5.875 100 100 10000 1.90 16.39 0.48 0.001 1.07 0.003
8.875 7.125 100 100 10000 1.90 16.86 0.45 0.001 1.01 0.003
9.125 7.375 100 100 10000 1.90 17.34 0.43 0.001 0.96 0.002
9.375 7.625 100 100 10000 1.90 17.81 0.41 0.001 0.91 0.002
9.625 7.875 100 100 10000 1.90 18.29 0.38 0.001 0 87 0.002
9.875 8.125 100 100 10000 1.90 18.76 0.36 0.001 0.83 0.002
10.125 8.375 100 100 10000 1.90 19.24 0.35 0.001 0.79 0.002
10.375 8.625 100 100 10000 1.90 19.71 0.33 0.001 0.76 0.002
10.625 8.875 100 100 10000 1.90 20.19 0.31 0.001 0.72 0.002
10.875 9 125 100 100 10000 1.90 20.66 0.30 0.001 0.69 0.002
11.125 9.375 100 100 10000 1.90 21.14 0.29 0.001 0.66 0.002
11.375 9 625 100 100 10000 1.90 21.61 0.27 0.001 0.64 0.002
11.625 9 875 100 100 10000 1.90 22.09 0.26 0.001 0.61 0.002
11.875 10.125 100 100 10000 1.90 22.56 0.25 0.001 0.59 0.001
12.125 10.375 100 100 10000 1.90 23.04 0.24 0.001 0.57 0.001
12.375 10.625 100 100 10000 1.90 23.51 0.23 0.001 0.54 0.001
12.625 10.875 100 100 10000 1.90 23.99 0.22 0.001 0.52 0.001
12.875 11.125 100 100 10000 1.90 24.46 0.21 0.001 0.51 0.001
13.125 11.375 100 100 10000 1.90 24.94 0.20 0.001 0.49 0.001
13.375 11.625 100 100 10000 1.90 25.41 0.20 0.000 0.47 0.001
13.625 11.875 100 100 10000 1.90 25.89 0.19 0.000 0.45 0.001
13.875 "'2.125 100 100 10000 1.90 26.36 0.18 0.000 0.44 0.001
14.125 ■2.375 100 100 10000 1.90 26.84 0.18 0.000 0.42 0.001
14.375 12.625 100 100 10000 1.90 27.31 0.17 0.000 0.41 0.001
14.625 12.875 100 100 10000 1.90 27.79 0.16 0.000 0.40 0.001
14.875 13.125 100 100 10000 1.90 28.26 0.16 0.000 0.38 0.001
15.125 13.375 100 100 10000 1.90 28.74 0.15 0.000 0.37 0.001
15.375 13.625 100 100 10000 1.90 29.21 0.15 0.000 0.36 0.001
15.625 13.875 100 100 10000 1.90 29.69 0.14 0.000 0.35 0.001
15.875 14.125 100 100 10000 1.90 30.16 0.14 0.000 0.34 0.001
16.125 14.375 100 100 10000 1.90 30.64 0.13 0.000 0.33 0.001
16.375 14.625 100 100 10000 1.90 31.11 0.13 0.000 0.32 0.001
16.625 14.875 100 100 10000 1.90 31.59 0.13 0.000 0.31 0.001
16.875 15.125 100 100 10000 1.90 32.06 0.12 0.000 0.30 0.001
17.125 15.375 100 100 10000 1.90 32.54 0.12 0.000 0.29
17.375 15.625 100 100 10000 1.90 33.01 0.12 4J •aiiocUta.2^ yiwoii—
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Client: LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED B L ZmaK B L ^max
Df (m) = 1.50 Sj (cm) 1.86 Si (cm) 2.09
Stotai (cm) 1.86 Stotai (cm) 2.09
Depth Es St Si (cm) Aa Sc (cm) Sj (cm)
(m) (t/m2) (cm)
1.625 0.125 25 100 2500 1.80 2.93 14.54 0.145 14.63 0.146
1.875 0.375 25 100 2500 1.80 3.38 13.69 0.137 13.94 0.139
2.125 0.625 25 100 2500 1.80 3.83 12.90 0.129 13.29 0.133
2.375 0.875 36 100 3600 1.80 4.28 12.19 0.085 12.68 0.088
2 625 1.125 36 100 3600 1.80 4.73 11.53 0.080 12.12 0.084
2 875 1.375 36 100 3600 1.80 5.18 10.92 0.076 11.59 0.081
3.125 1.625 24 100 2400 1.80 5.63 10.36 0.108 11.10 0.116
3 375 1 875 24 100 2400 1.80 6.08 9.84 0.103 10.64 0.111
3 625 2.125 24 100 2400 1.80 6.53 9.36 0.098 10.20 0.106
3.875 2.375 24 100 2400 1.80 6.98 8.92 0.093 9.79 0.102
4.125 2.625 24 100 2400 1.80 7.43 8.50 0.089 9.41 0.098
4.375 2.875 24 100 2400 1.80 7.88 8.12 0.085 9.05 0.094
4.625 3.125 56 100 5600 1.80 8.33 7.76 0.035 8.71 0.039
4.875 3.375 56 100 5600 1.85 9.02 7.42 0.033 8.39 0.037
5.125 3.625 56 100 5600 1.85 9.48 7.10 0.032 8.08 0.036
5.375 3.875 56 100 5600 1.85 9.94 6.81 0.030 7.79 0.035
5.625 4.125 56 100 5600 1.85 10.41 6.53 0.029 7.52 0.034
5.875 4.375 56 100 5600 1.85 10.87 6.27 0.028 7.26 0.032
6.125 4.625 35 100 3500 1.85 11.33 6.02 0.043 7.01 0.050
5.375 4.875 35 100 3500 1.85 11.79 5.79 0.041 6.78 0.048
6.625 5.125 35 100 3500 1.85 12.26 5.57 0.040 6.56 0.047
6.875 5.375 35 100 3500 1 85 12.72 5.37 0.038 6.35 0.045
7.125 5.625 35 100 3500 1.85 13.18 5.17 0.037 6.14 0.044
7.375 5.875 35 100 3500 1.85 13.64 4.99 0.036 5.95 0.043
7 625 6.125 100 100 10000 1.90 14.49 4.81 0.012 5.77 0.014
7.875 6.375 100 100 10000 1.90 14.96 4.65 0.012 5.59 0.014
8.125 6.625 100 100 10000 1.90 15.44 4.49 0.011 5.43 0.014
8.375 6.875 100 100 10000 1.90 15.91 4.34 0.011 5.27 0.013
8.625 7.125 100 100 10000 1.90 16.39 4.20 0.010 5.11 0.013
8 875 7.375 100 100 10000 1.90 16.86 4.06 0.010 4.97 0.012
9.125 7.625 100 100 10000 1.90 17.34 3.93 0.010 4.83 0.012
9.375 7.875 100 100 10000 1.90 17.81 3.81 0.010 4.69 0.012
9.625 8.125 100 100 10000 1.90 18.29 3.69 0.009 4.57 0.011
9.875 8.375 100 100 10000 1.90 18.76 3.58 0.009 4.44 0.011
10.125 8.625 100 100 10000 1.90 19.24 3.47 0.009 4.32 0.011
10.375 8.875 100 100 10000 1.90 19.71 3.37 0.008 4.21 0.011
10.625 9.125 100 100 10000 1.90 20.19 3.27 0.008 4.10 0.010
10.875 9.375 100 100 10000 1.90 20.66 3.18 0.008 4.00 0.010
11.125 9.625 100 100 10000 1.90 21.14 3.09 0.008 3.89 0.010
11.375 9.875 100 100 10000 1.90 21.61 3.00 0.008 3.80 0.009
11.625 10.125 100 100 10000 1.90 22.09 2.92 0.007 3.70 0.009
11.875 10.375 100 100 10000 1.90 22.56 2.84 0.007 3.61 0.009
12.125 10.625 100 100 10000 1.90 23.04 2.77 0.007 3.53 0.009
12.375 10.875 100 100 10000 1.90 23.51 2.69 0.007 3.44 0.009
12.625 11.125 100 100 10000 1.90 23.99 2.62 0.007 3.36 0.008
12.875 11.375 100 100 10000 1.90 24.46 2.56 0.006 3.28 0.008
13.125 11.625 100 100 10000 1.90 24.94 2.49 0.006 3.21 0.008
13.375 11.875 100 100 10000 1.90 25.41 2.43 0.006 3.13 0.008
13.625 12.125 100 100 10000 1.90 25.89 2.37 0.006 3.06 0.008
13.875 12.375 100 100 10000 1.90 26.36 2.31 0.006 3.00 0.007
14.125 12.625 100 100 10000 1.90 26.84 2.26 0.006 2.93 0.007
14.375 12.875 100 100 10000 1.90 27.31 2.20 0.006 2.87 0.007
14.625 13.125 100 100 10000 1.90 27.79 2.15 0.005 2.80 0.007
14.875 13.375 100 100 10000 1.90 28.26 2.10 0.005 2.75 0.007
15.125 13.625 100 100 10000 1.90 28.74 2.05 0.005 2.69 0.007
15.375 13.875 100 100 10000 1 90 29.21 2.01 0.005 2.63 0.007
15.625 14.125 100 100 10000 1.90 29.69 1.96 0.005 2.58 0.006
15.875 14.375 100 100 10000 1.90 30.16 1.92 0.005 2.52 0.006
16.125 14.625 100 100 10000 1.90 30.64 1.88 0.005 2.47 0.006
16.375 14.875 100 100 10000 1.90 31.11 1.83 0.005 2.42 0.006
16.625 15.125 100 100 10000 1.90 31.59 1.80 0.004 2.38 0.006
16.875 15.375 100 100 10000 1.90 32.06 1.76 0 004 2.33
17.125 15.625 100 100 10000 1.90 32.54 1 T__ _____ _ .
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Calculation of Settlements File No.: SV1-10822

Client : LARSEN &TOUBRO LIMITED B L Zmax B L Zmax
Location: 3,d Industrial City, Jeddah, KSA 1.5 1.5 4.75 2.5 2.5 6.50
Lay. Thick 0.25 m Sc (cm) 0.00 Sc (cm) 0.00
Df (m) = 1.75 Sj (cm) 0.78 Sj (cm) 1.17
Stotal (cm) 0.78 Stotai (cm) 1.17
Depth Es Sc Sj (cm) Act Sc(cm) Sj (cm)
(m) (t/m2) (cm)
1.875 0.125 25 100 2500 1.80 3.38 17.04 0.170 18.14 0.181
2.125 0.375 25 100 2500 1.80 3.83 12.80 0.128 15.12 0.151
2.375 0.625 36 100 3600 1.80 4.28 9.97 0.069 12.80 0.089
2.625 0.875 36 100 3600 1.80 4.73 7.98 0.055 10.97 0.076
2.875 1.125 36 100 3600 1.80 5.18 6.53 0.045 9.51 0.066
3 125 1.375 24 100 2400 1.80 5.63 5.44 0.057 8.32 0.087
3 375 1.625 24 100 2400 1.80 6.08 4.61 0.048 7.35 0.077
3.625 1.875 24 100 2400 1 80 6.53 3.95 0.041 6.53 0.068
3.875 2.125 24 100 2400 1.80 6.98 3.42 0.036 5 84 0.061
4.125 2.375 24 100 2400 1.80 7.43 3.00 0.031 5.26 0.055
4.375 2.625 24 100 2400 1.80 7.88 2.64 0.028 4.76 0.050
4.625 2.875 56 100 5600 1.85 8.56 2.35 0.010 4.33 0.019
4 875 3.125 56 100 5600 1.85 9.02 2.10 0.009 3.95 0.018
5 125 3.375 56 100 5600 1.85 9.48 1.89 0.008 3.62 0.016
5 375 3.625 56 100 5600 1.85 9.94 1.71 0.008 3.33 0.015
5.625 3 875 56 100 5600 1.85 10.41 1.56 0.007 3.08 0.014
5.875 4.125 56 100 5600 1.85 10.87 1.42 0.006 2.85 0.013
6 125 4.375 35 100 3500 1 85 11.33 1.30 0.009 2.64 0.019
6.375 4.625 35 100 3500 1.85 11.79 1.20 0.009 2.46 0.018
6.625 4.875 35 100 3500 1.85 12.26 1.11 0.008 2.30 0.016
6.875 5.125 35 100 3500 1 85 12.72 1.03 0.007 2.15 0.015
7 125 5.375 35 100 3500 1.85 13.18 0.95 0.007 2.02 0.014
7 375 5.625 35 100 3500 1 85 13.64 0.89 0.006 1.89 0.014
7 625 5.875 100 100 10000 1.90 14.49 0.83 0.002 1.78 0.004
7 875 6.125 100 100 10000 1 90 14.96 0.77 0.002 1.68 0.004
8.125 6.375 100 100 10000 1.90 15.44 0.73 0.002 1.59 0.004
8.375 6.625 100 100 10000 1.90 15.91 0.68 0.002 1.50 0.004
8 625 6.875 100 100 10000 1.90 16.39 0.64 0.002 1.42 0 004
8 875 7.125 100 100 10000 1.90 16.86 0.60 0.002 1.35 0.003
9.125 7.375 100 100 10000 1.90 17.34 0.57 0.001 1.28 0.003
9 375 7.625 100 100 10000 1.90 17.81 0.54 0.001 1.22 0.003
9.625 7.875 100 100 10000 1.90 18.29 0.51 0.001 1.16 0.003
9.875 8.125 100 100 10000 1.90 18.76 0.49 0.001 1.11 0.003
10.125 8.375 100 100 10000 1.90 19.24 0.46 0.001 1 06 0 003
10.375 8.625 100 100 10000 1.90 19 71 0.44 0.001 1.01 0.003
10.625 8.875 100 100 10000 1.90 20 19 0.42 0.001 0.97 0.002
10.875 9.125 100 100 10000 1.90 20.66 0.40 0.001 0.92 0.002
11.125 9.375 100 100 10000 1.90 21.14 0.38 0.001 0.89 0.002
11.375 9.625 100 100 10000 1.90 21.61 0.36 0.001 0.85 0.002
11.625 9.875 100 100 10000 1.90 22.09 0.35 0.001 0.82 0.002
11.875 10.125 100 100 10000 1.90 22.56 0.33 0.001 0.78 0.002
12.125 10.375 100 100 10000 1.90 23.04 0.32 0.001 0.75 0.002
12.375 10.625 100 100 10000 1.90 23.51 0.31 0.001 0.73 0.002
12.625 10.875 100 100 10000 1.90 23.99 0.29 0.001 0.70 0.002
12.875 11.125 100 100 10000 1.90 24.46 0.28 0.001 0.67 0.002
13.125 11.375 100 100 10000 1.90 24.94 0.27 0.001 0.65 0.002
13.375 11.625 100 100 10000 1.90 25.41 0.26 0.001 0.63 0.002
13.625 11.875 100 100 10000 1.90 25.89 0.25 0.001 0.60 0.002
13.875 12.125 100 100 10000 1.90 26.36 0.24 0.001 0.58 0.001
14.125 12.375 100 100 10000 1.90 26.84 0.23 0.001 0.56 0.001
14.375 12.625 100 100 10000 1.90 27.31 0.23 0.001 0.55 0.001
14.625 12.875 100 100 10000 1.90 27.79 0.22 0.001 0.53 0.001
14.875 13.125 100 100 10000 1.90 28.26 0.21 0.001 0.51 0.001
15.125 13.375 100 100 10000 1.90 28.74 0.20 0.001 0.50 0.001
15.375 13.625 100 100 10000 1.90 29.21 0.20 0.000 0.48 0.001
15.625 13.875 100 100 10000 1.90 29.69 0.19 0.000 0.47 0.001
15.875 14.125 100 100 10000 1.90 30.16 0.18 0.000 0.45 0.001
16.125 14.375 100 100 10000 1 90 30.64 0.18 0.000 0.44 0.001
16.375 14.625 100 100 10000 1.90 31.11 0.17 0.000 0.43 0.001
16.625 14.875 100 100 10000 1.90 31.59 0.17 0.000 0.41 0.001
16.875 15.125 100 100 10000 1.90 32.06 0.16 0.000 0 40 0.001
17.125 15.375 100 100 10000 1.90 32.54 0.16 0.000 0.39 fcOOl1^
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Client: LARSEN &TOUBRO LIMITED B L 2™, | B L ^max B L Zmax
2.0 2.0 5.25 2.5 2.5 6.00 2.5 3.0 6.50
Location: 3rd Industrial City, Jeddah, KSA
MCR + Ware House Building q (t/m2) 15.0 q (Um2) 15.0 q (t/m2) 15.0
Lay. Thick 0.25 m Sc (cm) o.oo Sc(cm) 0.00 Sc (cm) 0.00
Df (m) = 1.00 Si (cm) 0.81 Si (cm) 0.94 S; (cm) 0.99

S,otal (cm) 0.81 Stotai (cm) 0.94 StoU| (cm) 0.99
Depth Sc
(Below N F Es (t/m2) eo cc cr pc ysat ao Ao ^ Si (cm) Act Sc(cm) Si (cm) Ao Sj (cm)
(m) (cm) (cm)
1.125 0 125 17 100 1700 1.80 2 03 13.29 0.195 13.61 0.200 13.71 0.202
1.375 0 375 17 100 1700 1.80 248 10.64 0.156 11.34 0.167 11.59 0.171
1.625 0 625 24 100 2400 1.80 2.93 8.71 0.091 960 0.100 9.93 0.103
1.875 0875 24 100 2400 1.80 3.38 7.26 0.076 8.23 0.086 8.60 0 090
2.125 1 -25 24 100 2400 1 80 3.83 6.14 0.064 7 13 0.074 7.52 0.078
2.375 1 375 42 100 4200 1 85 4.39 5.27 0.031 6.24 0.037 6.64 0 039
2 625 1 625 42 100 4200 1.85 4.86 4 57 0.027 5 51 0 033 5 90 0.035
2.875 1 875 42 100 4200 1.85 5 32 4 00 0 024 4 90 0 029 5.27 0.031
3.125 2 125 36 100 3600 1 85 5.78 3 53 0 024 4.38 0.030 4 75 0.033
3.375 2.375 36 100 3600 1 85 6.24 3.13 0 022 3 94 0.027 4.29 0 030
3.625 2 625 36 100 3600 1.85 6.71 2 80 0.019 3.57 0 025 3.90 0.027
3.875 2 875 36 100 3600 1.85 7 17 2.52 0 018 3.24 0.023 3 56 0.025
4.125 3 125 36 100 3600 1.85 7 63 2.28 0.016 2.96 0.021 3.27 0.023
4.375 3.375 36 100 3600 1 85 8.09 2 08 0.014 2 72 0 019 3.00 0.021
4 625 3.625 100 100 10000 1.90 8 79 1.90 0 005 2.50 0.006 277 0.007
4.875 3 875 100 100 10000 1 90 9.26 1 74 0.004 2.31 0 006 2.57 0 006
5.125 4-25 100 100 10000 1.90 974 1 60 0 004 2.14 0.005 2.38 0.006
5.375 4 375 100 100 10000 1 90 10 21 1 48 0.004 1.98 0.005 2.22 0 006
5.625 4 625 100 100 10000 1 90 10.69 1 37 0 003 1.85 0 005 2 07 0 005
5.875 4 875 100 100 10000 1 90 11.16 1.27 0 003 1.72 0 004 1.94 0.005
6.125 5 125 50 100 5000 1.90 11.64 1.18 0 006 1.61 0 008 1.82 0.009
6.375 5375 50 100 5000 1.90 12.11 1 10 0.006 1.51 0.008 1.71 0.009
6.625 5625 50 100 5000 1.90 12 59 1.03 0.005 1.42 0.007 1.61 0.008
6.875 5.875 50 100 5000 1 90 13.06 0.97 0.005 1 34 0 007 1.51 0 008
7 125 6.125 50 100 5000 1.90 13.54 0.91 0 005 1 26 0.006 1 43 0.007
7.375 6375 50 100 5000 1.90 14 01 0 86 0.004 1.19 0.006 1.35 0 007
7 625 6625 100 100 10000 1 90 14 49 0 81 0.002 1.13 0.003 1.28 0.003
7 875 6.875 100 100 10000 1.90 14 96 0.76 0 002 1.07 0 003 1.22 0.003
8.125 7.125 100 100 10000 1 90 15.44 0.72 0 002 1.01 0.003 115 0.003
8.375 7.375 100 100 10000 1 90 15.91 0 68 0 002 0.96 0 002 1.10 0.003
8 625 7 625 100 100 10000 1.90 16.39 0.65 0.002 0.91 0.002 1 05 0.003
8 875 7.875 100 100 10000 1 90 16 86 0 62 0 002 0.87 0 002 1.00 0.002
9.125 8.125 100 100 10000 1 90 17.34 0 59 0 001 0.83 0.002 0.95 0.002
9.375 8 375 100 100 10000 1 90 17.81 0.56 0 001 0.79 0 002 0 91 0 002
9.625 8625 100 100 10000 1 90 18.29 0.53 0.001 0.76 0.002 0 87 0.002
9.875 8.875 100 100 10000 1.90 18.76 0.51 0 001 0.72 0 002 0 83 0 002
10.125 9.125 100 100 10000 1 90 19 24 0.48 0.001 0 69 0.002 0 80 0 002
10.375 9.375 100 100 10000 1 90 19.71 0 46 0 001 0.66 0.002 0.77 0.002
10 625 9.625 100 100 10000 1.90 20.19 0 44 0 001 0.64 0.002 0.73 0.002
10 875 9.875 100 100 10000 1.90 20.66 0.43 0.001 0.61 0.002 0.71 0.002
11 125 10 125 100 100 10000 1.90 21.14 0.41 0.001 0.59 0.001 0 68 0 002
11.375 10.375 100 100 10000 1 90 21.61 0 39 0.001 0.57 0 001 0.65 0 002
11 625 10 625 100 100 10000 1.90 22.09 0.38 0.001 0.54 0 001 0.63 0.002
11 875 10 875 100 100 10000 1.90 22.56 0 36 0.001 0.52 0.001 0.61 0.002
12.125 11 125 100 100 10000 1 90 23.04 0.35 0.001 0.51 0.001 0 58 0.001
12.375 11.375 100 100 10000 1.90 23.51 0 34 0.001 0.49 0.001 0.56 0.001
12.625 11 625 100 100 10000 1.90 23 99 0 32 0.001 047 0 001 0 54 0.001
12.875 11 875 100 100 10000 1.90 24 46 0.31 0 001 0.45 0 001 0.53 0.001
13.125 12.125 100 100 10000 1.90 24.94 0.30 0.001 0.44 0.001 0.51 0.001
13.375 12 375 100 100 10000 1.90 25.41 0 29 0.001 0.42 0.001 0.49 0.001
13 625 12 625 100 100 10000 1 90 25 89 0 28 0 001 0.41 0 001 0.48 0 001
13 875 12 875 100 100 10000 1.90 26.36 0.27 0 001 0.40 0.001 0 46 0.001
14.125 13 125 100 100 10000 1.90 26.84 0.26 0.001 0 38 0.001 045 0.001
14.375 13 375 100 100 10000 1.90 27.31 0.25 0.001 0 37 0.001 043 0.001
14.625 13 625 100 100 10000 1.90 27 79 0.25 0 001 0 36 0.001 0.42 0.001
14.875 13 875 100 100 10000 1.90 28 26 0.24 0.001 0.35 0.001 0.41 0.001
15.125 14 125 100 100 10000 1.90 28 74 0.23 0.001 0.34 0.001 0 40 0.001
15.375 14 375 100 100 10000 1.90 29.21 0 22 0.001 0.33 0.001 0.38 0.001
15 625 14 625 100 100 10000 1 90 29 69 0 22 0 001 0.32 0.001 0.37 0.001
15.875 14 375 100 100 10000 1.90 30 16 0.21 0.001 0.31 0.001 0.36 0.001
16.125 15 125 100 100 10000 1.90 30.64 0.20 0.001 0 30 0.001 0.35 0.001
16.375 15 375 100 100 10000 1.90 31 11 0.20 0.000 0.29 0.001 0.34 0.001
16 625 15 625 100 100 10000 1.90 31 59 0.19 0.000 0.29 0.001 0 33 0.001
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Client: LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED B L Zina* B L ^max B
Location: 3,d Industrial City, Jeddah, KSA 2.0 2.0 5.00 2.5 2.5 6.00 2.5
MCR + Ware House Building q (t/m2) 15.0 q (t/mz) 15.0 q (t/m2)
Lay. Thick 0.25 m Sc (cm) 0.00 Sc (cm) 0.00 Sc (cm)
Df (m) = 1.50 Si (cm) 0.64 Si(cm) 0.75 S| (cm)
Stotai (cm) 0.64 Stow (cm) 0.75 Stota, (cm)
Depth
(Below N F Es (t/m2) eo cc or pc ysat CTO Act S< Si (cm) Ao Sc (cm) Si (cm) Act .S (cm)
(m) (cm) (cm)
1 625 0 125 24 100 2400 1.80 2 93 13 29 0 138 13.61 0.142 13.71 0.143
1 875 0.375 24 100 2400 1.80 3 38 10.64 0.111 11.34 0.118 11.59 0.121
2.125 0.625 24 100 2400 1.80 3 83 8.71 0.091 9.60 0.100 9.93 0.103
2.375 0 875 42 100 4200 1.85 4 39 7 26 0.043 8.23 0.049 8.60 0.051
2 625 1.125 42 100 4200 1.85 4 86 6.14 0.037 7 13 0.042 7.52 0.045
2 875 1.375 42 100 4200 1 85 5 32 5.27 0.031 6 24 0 037 6 64 0.039
3 125 1.625 36 100 3600 1.85 5 78 4 57 0.032 5.51 0.038 5.90 0.041
3.375 1.875 36 100 3600 1.85 6 24 4 00 0.028 4.90 0.034 5.27 0.037
3 625 2.125 36 100 3600 1.85 6.71 3 53 0 024 4 38 0.030 4.75 0.033
3.875 2.375 36 100 3600 1.85 7.17 3.13 0.022 3.94 0.027 4.29 0.030
4.125 2.625 36 100 3600 1.85 7 63 2 80 0.019 3.57 0 025 3 90 0.027
4.375 2 875 36 100 3600 1.85 8 09 2.52 0.018 3.24 0.023 3.56 0.025
4.625 3.125 100 100 10000 1.90 8.79 2.28 0 006 2.96 0.007 3.27 0.008
4 875 3.375 100 100 10000 1.90 926 2 08 0.005 2.72 0.007 3.00 0.008
5 125 3.625 100 100 10000 1.90 9 74 1.90 0.005 2.50 0.006 2.77 0.007
5.375 3 875 100 100 10000 1.90 10.21 1.74 0 004 2.31 0.006 2.57 0006
5 625 4 125 100 100 10000 1.90 10.69 1.60 0 004 2.14 0 005 2.38 0.006
5.875 4 375 100 100 10000 1.90 11.16 1.48 0 004 1.98 0.005 2 22 0.006
6.125 4 625 50 100 5000 1 90 11.64 1.37 0 007 1.85 0 009 2 07 0.010
6.375 4 875 50 100 5000 1.90 12.11 1 27 0 006 1.72 0 009 1 94 0.010
6 625 5 125 50 100 5000 1 90 12.59 1.18 0 006 1.61 0.008 1 82 0 009
6 875 5 375 50 100 5000 1.90 13.06 1.10 0 006 1.51 0.008 1 71 0.009
7.125 5625 50 100 5000 1 90 13.54 1 03 0 005 1.42 0.007 1.61 0.008
7.375 5875 50 100 5000 1 90 14 01 0.97 0 005 1.34 0.007 1.51 0.008
7 625 6 125 100 100 10000 1 90 14.49 0 91 0 002 1 26 0.003 1.43 0 004
7 875 6375 100 100 10000 1.90 14.96 0 86 0 002 1.19 0.003 1.35 0 003
8 125 6 625 100 100 10000 1.90 15.44 0 81 0.002 1.13 0 003 1.28 0.003
8.375 6875 100 100 10000 1 90 15.91 0.76 0 002 1 07 0.003 1.22 0.003
8.625 7 125 100 100 10000 1 90 16.39 0.72 0 002 1.01 0.003 1.15 0 003
8 875 7 375 100 100 10000 1.90 16 86 0 68 0 002 0.96 0.002 1.10 0003
9.125 7 625 100 100 10000 1.90 17.34 0 65 0 002 0.91 0.002 1.05 0 003
9.375 7 875 100 100 10000 1.90 17.81 0.62 0.002 0.87 0 002 1.00 0.002
9.625 8 125 100 100 10000 1.90 18.29 0.59 0.001 0 83 0 002 0.95 0.002
9 875 8 375 100 100 10000 1 90 18.76 0 56 0.001 0.79 0.002 0.91 0 002
10.125 8 625 100 100 10000 1.90 19.24 0.53 0 001 0.76 0.002 0.87 0.002
10.375 8 875 100 100 10000 1.90 19.71 0.51 0 001 0 72 0.002 0 83 0 002
10 625 9 125 100 100 10000 1.90 20.19 0 48 0.001 0.69 0.002 0 80 0.002
10.875 9 375 100 100 10000 1.90 20.66 0 46 0 001 0 66 0.002 0.77 0 002
11.125 9 625 100 100 10000 1 90 21.14 0.44 0 001 0.64 0.002 0.73 0 002
11.375 9 875 100 100 10000 1.90 21.61 0 43 0 001 0.61 0 002 0.71 0.002
11.625 10.125 100 100 10000 1 90 22.09 0.41 0 001 0.59 0.001 0 68 0.002
11 875 10.375 100 100 10000 1 90 22 56 0 39 0 001 0.57 0 001 0.65 0.002
12.125 10.625 100 100 10000 1 90 23 04 0 38 0 001 0.54 0.001 0 63 0.002
12.375 10.875 100 100 10000 1.90 23.51 0.36 0 001 0.52 0.001 0.61 0.002
12.625 11 125 100 100 10000 1.90 23.99 0.35 0 001 0.51 0 001 0 58 0.001
12.875 11.375 100 100 10000 1.90 24 46 0.34 0.001 0.49 0.001 0 56 0.001
13.125 11.625 100 100 10000 1 90 24 94 0.32 0 001 0.47 0.001 0.54 0.001
13.375 11.875 100 100 10000 1.90 2541 0.31 0.001 0.45 0 001 0 53 0.001
13 625 12.125 100 100 10000 1.90 25 89 0.30 0 001 0.44 0 001 0.51 0.001
13.875 12.375 100 100 10000 1.90 26.36 0 29 0 001 0.42 0.001 0.49 0 001
14.125 12 625 100 100 10000 1.90 26 84 0 28 0 001 0.41 0.001 0 48 0.001
14.375 12 875 100 100 10000 1.90 27 31 0 27 0.001 0.40 0.001 0.46 0.001
14 625 13 125 100 100 10000 1.90 27.79 0.26 0.001 0.38 0.001 0.45 0.001
14.875 13.375 100 100 10000 1.90 28 26 0.25 0.001 0 37 0.001 0 43 0 001
15 125 13.625 100 100 10000 1 90 28 74 0.25 0 001 0 36 0 001 0 42 0.001
15.375 13 875 100 100 10000 1.90 29 21 0 24 0.001 0.35 0.001 0.41 0 001
15 625 14.125 100 100 10000 1.90 2969 0 23 0 001 0.34 0.001 0.40 0.001
15 875 14 375 100 100 10000 1 90 30.16 0.22 0 001 0.33 0.001 0.38 0.001
16.125 14 625 100 100 10000 1.90 30.64 0.22 0 001 0.32 0.001 0.37 0.001
16 375 14 875 100 100 10000 1.90 31.11 0 21 0.001 0 31 0.001 0.36 0.001
16 625 15.125 100 100 10000 1 90 31.59 0.20 0.001 0.30 0.001 0.35 0.001
16 875 15.375 100 100 10000 1 90 32 06 0 20 0 000 0.29 0.001 0.34 0 001
17 125 15.625 100 100 10000 1.90 32.54 0.19 0 000 0.29 0.001 0.33 0.001
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Client: LARSEN &TOUBRO LIMITED
Disel Tank q(t/m )
Lay. Thick 0.25 m Sc (cm)
Df (m) = 0.15 Si (cm)
Sfotal (cm)
Depth Es
(Below N F eo cc cr pc ysat CTO Act Sc (cm) Sj (cm)
(m) (t/m2)
0.275 0.125 14 100 1400 1.80 0.50 6.93 0.124
0.525 0.375 14 100 1400 1.80 0.95 5.96 0.106
0.775 0.625 23 100 2300 1.80 1.40 5.19 0.056
1.025 0.875 23 100 2300 1.80 1.85 4.56 0.050
1.275 1.125 23 100 2300 1.80 2.30 4.04 0.044
1.525 1.375 25 100 2500 1.80 2.75 3.60 0.036
1.775 1.625 25 100 2500 1.80 3.20 3.23 0.032
2.025 1.875 25 100 2500 1.80 3.65 2.92 0.029
2.275 2.125 36 100 3600 1.80 4.10 2.65 0.018
2.525 2.375 36 100 3600 1.80 4.55 2.41 0.017
2.775 2.625 36 100 3600 1.80 5.00 2.21 0.015
3.025 2.875 24 100 2400 1.80 5.45 2.03 0.021
3.275 3.125 24 100 2400 1.80 5.90 1.87 0.019
3.525 3.375 24 100 2400 1.80 6.35 1.73 0.018
3.775 3.625 24 100 2400 1.80 6.80 1.61 0.017
4.025 3.875 24 100 2400 1 80 7.25 1.49 0.016
4.275 4.125 24 100 2400 1.80 7.70 1.39 0.015
4.525 4.375 56 100 5600 1.85 8.37 1.30 0.006
4.775 4.625 56 100 5600 1.85 8.83 1.22 0.005
5.025 4.875 56 100 5600 1.85 9.30 1.15 0.005
5.275 5.125 56 100 5600 1.85 9.76 1.08 0.005
5.525 5.375 56 100 5600 1.85 10.22 1.02 0.005
5.775 5.625 56 100 5600 1.85 10.68 0.96 0.004
6.025 5.875 35 100 3500 1.85 11.15 0.91 0.006
6.275 6.125 35 100 3500 1 85 11.61 0.86 0.006
6.525 6.375 35 100 3500 1.85 12.07 0.81 0.006
6.775 6.625 35 100 3500 1.85 12.53 0.77 0.006
7.025 6.875 35 100 3500 1.85 13.00 0.74 0.005
7.275 7 125 35 100 3500 1.85 13.46 0.70 0.005
7.525 7.375 100 100 10000 1.90 14.30 0.67 0.002
7.775 7.625 100 100 10000 1.90 14.77 0.64 0.002
8.025 7.875 100 100 10000 1.90 15.25 0.61 0.002
8.275 8.125 100 100 10000 1.90 15.72 0.58 0.001
8.525 8.375 100 100 10000 1.90 16.20 0.56 0.001
8.775 8.625 100 100 10000 1.90 16.67 0.53 0.001
9.025 8.875 100 100 10000 1.90 17.15 0.51 0.001
9.275 9.125 100 100 10000 1.90 17.62 0.49 0.001
9.525 9.375 100 100 10000 1.90 18.10 0.47 0.001
9.775 9.625 100 100 10000 1.90 18.57 0.45 0.001
10.025 9.875 100 100 10000 1.90 19.05 0.44 0.001
10.275 10 125 100 100 10000 1.90 19.52 0.42 0.001
10.525 10.375 100 100 10000 1.90 20.00 0.41 0.001
10.775 10.625 100 100 10000 1.90 20.47 0.39 0.001
11.025 10.875 100 100 10000 1.90 20.95 0.38 0.001
11.275 11.125 100 100 10000 1.90 21.42 0.36 0.001
11.525 11.375 100 100 10000 1.90 21.90 0.35 0.001
11.775 11.625 100 100 10000 1.90 22.37 0.34 0.001
12.025 11 875 100 100 10000 1.90 22.85 0.33 0.001
12.275 12.125 100 100 10000 1.90 23.32 0.32 0.001
12.525 12.375 100 100 10000 1.90 23.80 0.31 0.001
12.775 12.625 100 100 10000 1.90 24.27 0.30 0.001
13.025 12 875 100 100 10000 1.90 24.75 0.29 0.001
13.275 13 125 100 100 10000 1.90 25.22 0.28 0.001
13.525 13 375 100 100 10000 1.90 25.70 0.27 0.001
13.775 13.625 100 100 10000 1.90 26.17 0.26 0.001
14.025 13.875 100 100 10000 1.90 26.65 0.26 0.001
14.275 14.125 100 100 10000 1.90 27.12 0.25 0.001
14.525 14.375 100 100 10000 1.90 27.60 0.24 0.001
14.775 14.625 100 100 10000 1.90 28.07 0.24 0.001
15.025 14 875 100 100 10000 1.90 28.55 0.23 0.001
15.275 15 125 100 100 10000 1.90 29 02 0.22 0.001
15.525 15.375 100 100 10000 1.90 9.50 0.22 1
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SOIL & FOUNDATION OOlETOof ^
Client: LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED B L Zmax
Location: 3rd Industrial City, Jeddah, KSA 2.5 4.0 5.50
Disel Tank q (t/m2) 7.5
Lay. Thick 0.25 m Sc (cm) 0.00
Df (m) - 0.30 Sj (cm) 0.61
Stotai (cm) 0.61
Depth Es
(Below N F eo cc cr pc ysat CTO Aa Sc (cm) Sj (cm)
(m) (t/m2)
0.425 0 125 14 100 1400 1.80 0.77 6.93 0.124
0.675 0.375 23 100 2300 1.80 1.22 5.96 0.065
0.925 0.625 23 100 2300 1.80 1.67 5.19 0.056
1.175 0875 23 100 2300 1.80 2.12 4.56 0.050
1.425 1.125 25 100 2500 1.80 2.57 4.04 0.040
1.675 1.375 25 100 2500 1.80 3.02 3.60 0.036
1.925 1 625 25 100 2500 1.80 3.47 3.23 0.032
2.175 1 875 36 100 3600 1.80 3.92 2.92 0.020
2.425 2.125 36 100 3600 1.80 4.37 2.65 0.018
2.675 2.375 36 100 3600 1.80 4.82 2.41 0.017
2.925 2.625 24 100 2400 1.80 5.27 2.21 0.023
3.175 2.875 24 100 2400 1.80 5.72 2.03 0.021
3.425 3.125 24 100 2400 1.80 6.17 1.87 0.019
3.675 3.375 24 100 2400 1.80 6.62 1.73 0.018
3.925 3.625 24 100 2400 1.80 7.07 1.61 0.017
4.175 3.875 24 100 2400 1.80 7.52 1.49 0.016
4.425 4.125 56 100 5600 1.85 8.19 1.39 0.006
4 675 4.375 56 100 5600 1.85 8.65 1.30 0.006
4 925 4.625 56 100 5600 1.85 9.11 1.22 0.005
5 175 4 875 56 100 5600 1 85 9.57 1.15 0.005
5 425 5.125 56 100 5600 1.85 10.04 1.08 0.005
5675 5.375 56 100 5600 1.85 10.50 1.02 0.005
5.925 5.625 35 100 3500 1.85 10.96 0.96 0.007
6.175 5.875 35 100 3500 1.85 11.42 0.91 0.006
6.425 6.125 35 100 3500 1.85 11.89 0.86 0.006
6.675 6.375 35 100 3500 1.85 12.35 0.81 0.006
6.925 6.625 35 100 3500 1.85 12.81 0.77 0.006
7 175 6.875 35 100 3500 1.85 13.27 0.74 0.005
7.425 7.125 100 100 10000 1.90 14.11 0.70 0.002
7 675 7.375 100 100 10000 1.90 14.58 0.67 0.002
7.925 7.625 100 100 10000 1.90 15.06 0.64 0.002
8.175 7.875 100 100 10000 1.90 15.53 0.61 0.002
8 425 8.125 100 100 10000 1.90 16.01 0.58 0.001
8 675 8.375 100 100 10000 1.90 16.48 0.56 0.001
8.925 8.625 100 100 10000 1.90 16.96 0.53 0.001
9.175 8.875 100 100 10000 1.90 17.43 0.51 0.001
9425 9.125 100 100 10000 1.90 17.91 0.49 0.001
9 675 9.375 100 100 10000 1.90 18.38 0.47 0.001
9 925 9.625 100 100 10000 1.90 18.86 0.45 0.001
10.175 9.875 100 100 10000 1.90 19.33 0.44 0.001
10.425 10.125 100 100 10000 1.90 19.81 0.42 0.001
10.675 10.375 100 100 10000 1.90 20.28 0.41 0.001
10.925 10.625 100 100 10000 1.90 20.76 0.39 0.001
11.175 10.875 100 100 10000 1.90 21.23 0.38 0.001
11.425 11125 100 100 10000 1.90 21.71 0.36 0.001
11.675 11.375 100 100 10000 1.90 22.18 0.35 0.001
11.925 11.625 100 100 10000 1.90 22.66 0.34 0.001
12.175 11.875 100 100 10000 1.90 23.13 0.33 0.001
12.425 12.125 100 100 10000 1.90 23.61 0.32 0.001
12.675 12 375 100 100 10000 1.90 24 08 0.31 0.001
12.925 12.625 100 100 10000 1.90 24.56 0.30 0.001
13.175 12.875 100 100 10000 1.90 25 03 0.29 0.001
13.425 13.125 100 100 10000 1.90 25.51 0.28 0.001
13.675 13.375 100 100 10000 1.90 25.98 0.27 0.001
13.925 13.625 100 100 10000 1.90 26.46 0.26 0.001
14.175 13.875 100 100 10000 1.90 26.93 0.26 0.001
14.425 14.125 100 100 10000 1.90 27.41 0.25 0.001
14.675 14.375 100 100 10000 1.90 27.88 0.24 0.001
14.925 14.625 100 100 10000 1.90 28.36 0.24 0.001
15.175 14.875 100 100 10000 1.90 28.83 0.23 0.001
15.425 15.125 100 100 10000 1.90 29.31 0.22 0.001
15.675 15.375 100 100 10000 190 9.78 0.22 - ^
15.925 15 625 100 100 10000 Ute-iUl
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Calculation of Settlements File No.: SM-10S22
Project: 300 MWac JEDDAH SOLAR POWER PROJECT BH No.: Model (BH 40)
Client: LARSEN &TOUBRO LIMITED B L Zmax B L ^max
IDT Transformers q (t/m2) 10.0 q (t/m2) 10.0
Df (m) = 0.50 Sj (cm) 1.29 Sj (cm) 1.57
Stotal (cm) 1.29 Stota, (cm) 1.57
Depth Es Sc
(Below N F eo cc cr pc ysat CTO Act ^ (cm) Act S( (cm) S, (cm)
(m) (t/m2) (cm)
0.625 0.125 15 100 1500 1.80 1.13 9.42 0.157 9.60 0.160
0.875 0.375 16 100 1600 1.80 1.58 8.40 0.131 8.86 0.138
1.125 0.625 16 100 1600 1.80 2.03 7.54 0.118 8.21 0.128
1.375 0.875 16 100 1600 1.80 2.48 6.81 0.106 7.62 0.119
1.625 1.125 11 100 1100 1.80 2.93 6.18 0.140 7.10 0.161
1.875 1.375 11 100 1100 1.80 3.38 5.63 0.128 6.63 0.151
2.125 1.625 11 100 1100 1.80 3.83 5.15 0.117 6.20 0.141
2.375 1.875 22 100 2200 1.80 4.28 4.74 0.054 5.82 0.066
2.625 2.125 22 100 2200 1.80 4.73 4.37 0.050 5.47 0.062
2.875 2.375 22 100 2200 1.80 5.18 4.04 0.046 5.15 0.059
3.125 2.625 32 100 3200 1.85 5.78 3.75 0.029 4.86 0.038
3.375 2.875 32 100 3200 1.85 6.24 3.49 0.027 4.59 0.036
3.625 3.125 32 100 3200 1.85 6.71 3.25 0.025 4.34 0.034
3.875 3.375 32 100 3200 1.85 7.17 3.04 0.024 4.12 0.032
4.125 3.625 32 100 3200 1.85 7.63 2 85 0.022 3.91 0.031
4.375 3.875 32 100 3200 1.85 8.09 2.67 0.021 3.71 0.029
4.625 4.125 100 100 10000 1.90 8.79 2.52 0.006 3.54 0.009
4.875 4.375 100 100 10000 1.90 9.26 2.37 0.006 3.37 0.008
5.125 4.625 62 100 6200 1.90 9.74 2.24 0.009 3.21 0.013
5.375 4.875 62 100 6200 1.90 10.21 2.12 0.009 3.07 0.012
5.625 5.125 62 100 6200 1.90 10.69 2.00 0.008 2.93 0.012
5.875 5.375 62 100 6200 1.90 11.16 1.90 0.008 2.81 0.011
6.125 5.625 62 100 6200 1.90 11.64 1.80 0.007 2.69 0.011
6.375 5.875 62 100 6200 1.90 12.11 1.72 0.007 2.58 0.010
6.625 6.125 62 100 6200 1.90 12.59 1 63 0.007 2.47 0.010
6.875 6.375 62 100 6200 1.90 13.06 1.56 0.006 2.38 0.010
7.125 6.625 62 100 6200 1.90 13.54 1.49 0.006 2.28 0.009
7.375 6.875 62 100 6200 1.90 14.01 1.42 0.006 2.20 0.009
7.625 7.125 62 100 6200 1.90 14.49 1.36 0.005 2.11 0.009
7.875 7.375 62 100 6200 1.90 14.96 1.30 0.005 2.04 0.008
8.125 7.625 62 100 6200 1.90 15.44 1.25 0.005 1.96 0.008
8.375 7.875 62 100 6200 1.90 15.91 1.19 0.005 1.89 0.008
8.625 8725 62 100 6200 1.90 16.39 1.15 0.005 1.83 0.007
8.875 8.375 62 100 6200 1.90 16.86 1.10 0.004 1.77 0.007
9.125 8.625 62 100 6200 1.90 17.34 1.06 0.004 1.71 0.007
9.375 8.875 62 100 6200 1.90 17.81 1.02 0.004 1.65 0.007
9.625 9.125 62 100 6200 1.90 18.29 0.98 0.004 1.60 0.006
9.875 9.375 62 100 6200 1.90 18.76 0.95 0.004 1.55 0.006
10.125 9.625 62 100 6200 1.90 19.24 0.91 0.004 1.50 0.006
10.375 9.875 62 100 6200 1.90 19.71 0.88 0.004 1.45 0.006
10.625 10.125 62 100 6200 1.90 20.19 0.85 0.003 1.41 0.006
10.875 10.375 62 100 6200 1.90 20.66 0.82 0.003 1.36 0.006
11.125 10.625 62 100 6200 1.90 21.14 0.79 0.003 1.32 0.005
11.375 10.875 62 100 6200 1.90 21.61 0.77 0.003 1.29 0.005
11.625 11.125 62 100 6200 1.90 22.09 0.74 0.003 1.25 0.005
11.875 11.375 62 100 6200 1.90 22.56 0.72 0.003 1.21 0.005
12.125 11.625 62 100 6200 1.90 23.04 0.70 0.003 1.18 0.005
12.375 11.875 62 100 6200 1 90 23.51 0.67 0.003 1.15 0.005
12.625 12.125 62 100 6200 1.90 23.99 0.65 0.003 1.12 0.004
12.875 12.375 62 100 6200 1.90 24.46 0.63 0.003 1.09 0.004
13.125 12.625 62 100 6200 1.90 24.94 0.62 0.002 1.06 0.004
13.375 12.875 62 100 6200 1.90 25.41 0.60 0.002 1.03 0.004
13.625 13.125 62 100 6200 1.90 25.89 0.58 0.002 1.00 0.004
13.875 13.375 62 100 6200 1.90 26.36 0.56 0.002 0.98 0.004
14.125 13.625 62 100 6200 1.90 26.84 0.55 0.002 0.95 0.004
14.375 13.875 62 100 6200 1.90 27.31 0.53 0.002 0.93 0.004
14.625 14.125 62 100 6200 1.90 27.79 0.52 0.002 0.91 0.004
14.875 14.375 62 100 6200 1.90 28.26 0.51 0.002 0.88 0.004
15.125 14.625 62 100 6200 1.90 28.74 0.49 0.002 0.86 0.003
15.375 14.875 62 100 6200 1.90 29.21 0.48 0.002 0.84 0.003
15.625 15.125 62 100 6200 1.90 29.69 0.47 0.002 0.82 0.003
15.875 15.375 62 100 6200 1.90 30.16 0.46 0.002 0.80
16.125 15.625 62 100 6200 1.90 30.64 0.44 __ ___ __ . xijjôos^
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Client: LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED B L *-max
Location: 3rd Industrial City, Jeddah, KSA 3.5 5.0 7.75

IDT Transformers q(t/m2) 12.5
Lay. Thick 0.25 m Sc (cm) 0.00
[Df (m) = 1.00 Sj (cm) 1.52
Stotal (cm) 1.52
Depth Es Aa I Sc (cm) S; (cm)
(Below N F eo cc cr pc ysat ao
(m) (t/m2)
1.125 0.125 16 100 1600 1.80 1.58 11.77 0.184
1.375 0.375 16 100 1600 1.80 2.48 10.50 0.164
1.625 0.625 11 100 1100 1.80 2.93 9.43 0.214
1 875 0.875 11 100 1100 1.80 3.38 8.51 0.193
2 125 1.125 11 100 1100 1.80 3.83 7.72 0.176
2 375 1.375 22 100 2200 1.80 4.28 7.04 0.080
2.625 1.625 22 100 2200 1.80 4.73 6.44 0.073
2.875 1.875 22 100 2200 1.80 5.18 5.92 0.067
3.125 2.125 32 100 3200 1.85 5.78 5.46 0.043
3.375 2.375 32 100 3200 1.85 6.24 5.05 0.039
3.625 2.625 32 100 3200 1.85 6.71 4.68 0.037
3.875 2.875 32 100 3200 1.85 7.17 4.36 0.034
4 125 3.125 32 100 3200 1.85 7.63 4.06 0.032
4 375 3.375 32 100 3200 1.85 8.09 3.80 0.030
4.625 3.625 100 100 10000 1.90 8.79 3.56 0.009
4 875 3.875 100 100 10000 1.90 9.26 3.34 0.008
5.125 4.125 62 100 6200 1.90 9.74 3.14 0.013
5.375 4.375 62 100 6200 1.90 10.21 2.96 0.012
5.625 4.625 62 100 6200 1.90 10.69 2.80 0.011
5.875 4.875 62 100 6200 1.90 11.16 2.65 0.011
6.125 5.125 62 100 6200 1.90 11.64 2.50 0.010
6.375 5.375 62 100 6200 1.90 12.11 2.38 0.010
6 625 5.625 62 100 6200 1.90 12.59 2.26 0.009
6 875 5.875 62 100 6200 1.90 13.06 2.15 0.009
7 125 6.125 62 100 6200 1.90 13.54 2.04 0.008
7.375 6.375 62 100 6200 1.90 14.01 1.95 0.008
7.625 6.625 62 100 6200 1.90 14.49 1.86 0.007
7 875 6.875 62 100 6200 1.90 14.96 1.78 0.007
8 125 7.125 62 100 6200 1.90 15.44 1.70 0.007
8 375 7.375 62 100 6200 1.90 15.91 1.63 0.007
8 625 7.625 62 100 6200 1.90 16.39 1.56 0 006
8 875 7.875 62 100 6200 1.90 16.86 1.49 0.006
9.125 8.125 62 100 6200 1 90 17.34 1.43 0.006
9 375 8.375 62 100 6200 1.90 17.81 1.38 0.006
9 625 8.625 62 100 6200 1.90 18.29 1.32 0.005
9 875 8.875 62 100 6200 1.90 18.76 1.27 0.005
10.125 9.125 62 100 6200 1.90 19.24 1.23 0.005
10.375 9.375 62 100 6200 1.90 19.71 1.18 0.005
10.625 9.625 62 100 6200 1.90 20.19 1.14 0.005
10.875 9.875 62 100 6200 1.90 20.66 1.10 0.004
11.125 10.125 62 100 6200 1.90 21.14 1.06 0.004
11.375 10.375 62 100 6200 1.90 21.61 1.03 0.004
11.625 10.625 62 100 6200 1.90 22.09 0.99 0.004
11.875 10.875 62 100 6200 1.90 22.56 0.96 0.004
12.125 11.125 62 100 6200 1.90 23.04 0.93 0.004
12.375 11.375 62 100 6200 1.90 23.51 0.90 0.004
12.625 11.625 62 100 6200 1.90 23.99 0.87 0.004
12.875 11.875 62 100 6200 1.90 24.46 0.84 0.003
13.125 12.125 62 100 6200 1.90 24.94 0.82 0.003
13.375 12.375 62 100 6200 1.90 25.41 0.79 0 003
13.625 12.625 62 100 6200 1.90 25.89 0.77 0.003
13.875 12.875 62 100 6200 1.90 26.36 0.75 0.003
14.125 13.125 62 100 6200 1.90 26.84 0.73 0.003
14.375 13.375 62 100 6200 1.90 27.31 0.71 0.003
14.625 13.625 62 100 6200 1.90 27.79 0.69 0.003
14 875 13.875 62 100 6200 1.90 28.26 0.67 0.003
15.125 14.125 62 100 6200 1.90 28 74 0.65 0.003
15.375 14.375 62 100 6200 1.90 29.21 0.63 0.003
15.625 14.625 62 100 6200 1.90 29.69 0.61 0.002
15.875 14.875 62 100 6200 1.90 30.16 0.60 0.002
16.125 15.125 62 100 6200 1.90 30.64 0.58 0.002
16.375 15.375 62 100 6200 1.90 i.ii 0.57 Q102>1^
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Client: LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED
IDT Transformers q (t/mz)
Lay. Thick 0.25 m Sc <cm)
Df (m) = 0.25 ^ (cm)
Stotai (cm)
Depth Es
(Below N F eo cc cr pc ysat CTO Aa Sc (cm) Sj (cm)
(m) (t/m2)
0.375 0.125 15 100 1500 1.80 0.68 7.20 0.120
0.625 0.375 15 100 1500 1.80 1.13 6.64 0.111
0.875 0.625 16 100 1600 1.80 1.58 6.15 0.096
1.125 0.875 16 100 1600 1.80 2.03 5.72 0.089
1.375 1.125 16 100 1600 1.80 2.48 5.32 0.083
1.625 1.375 11 100 1100 1.80 2.93 4.97 0.113
1.875 1.625 11 100 1100 1.80 3.38 4.65 0.106
2.125 1.875 11 100 1100 1.80 3.83 4.36 0.099
2.375 2.125 22 100 2200 1.80 4.28 4.10 0.047
2.625 2.375 22 100 2200 1.80 4.73 3.86 0.044
2.875 2.625 22 100 2200 1.80 5.18 3.64 0.041
3.125 2.875 32 100 3200 1.85 5.78 3.44 0.027
3.375 3.125 32 100 3200 1.85 6.24 3.26 0.025
3.625 3.375 32 100 3200 1.85 6.71 3.09 0.024
3.875 3.625 32 100 3200 1.85 7.17 2.93 0.023
4.125 3.875 32 100 3200 1.85 7.63 2.79 0.022
4.375 4.125 32 100 3200 1.85 8.09 2.65 0.021
4.625 4.375 100 100 10000 1 90 8.79 2.53 0.006
4.875 4.625 100 100 10000 1 90 9.26 2.41 0.006
5.125 4 875 62 100 6200 1.90 9.74 2.30 0.009
5.375 5.125 62 100 6200 1.90 10.21 2.20 0.009
5.625 5.375 62 100 6200 1.90 10.69 2,11 0.008
5.875 5.625 62 100 6200 1 90 11.16 2.02 0.008
6.125 5 875 62 100 6200 1 90 11.64 1.93 0.008
6.375 6.125 62 100 6200 1.90 12.11 1.86 0.007
6.625 6.375 62 100 6200 1.90 12.59 1.78 0.007
6.875 6.625 62 100 6200 1.90 13.06 1.71 0.007
7.125 6.875 62 100 6200 1.90 13.54 1.65 0 007
7.375 7.125 62 100 6200 1.90 14.01 1.59 0.006
7.625 7.375 62 100 6200 1.90 14.49 1.53 0.006
7 875 7.625 62 100 6200 1.90 14.96 1.47 0.006
8.125 7.875 62 100 6200 1.90 15.44 1.42 0.006
8.375 8.125 62 100 6200 1.90 15.91 1.37 0.006
8.625 8.375 62 100 6200 1.90 16.39 1.32 0.005
8.875 8.625 62 100 6200 1.90 16.86 1.28 0.005
9.125 8.875 62 100 6200 1.90 17.34 1.24 0.005
9.375 9.125 62 100 6200 1.90 17.81 1.20 0.005
9.625 9.375 62 100 6200 1.90 18.29 1.16 0.005
9.875 9.625 62 100 6200 1.90 18.76 1.12 0.005
10.125 9.875 62 100 6200 1.90 19.24 1.09 0.004
10.375 10.125 62 100 6200 1.90 19.71 1.06 0.004
10.625 10.375 62 100 6200 1.90 20.19 1.02 0 004
10.875 10.625 62 100 6200 1.90 20.66 0.99 0.004
11.125 10.875 62 100 6200 1.90 21.14 0.96 0.004
11.375 11.125 62 100 6200 1.90 21.61 0.94 0.004
11.625 11.375 62 100 6200 1.90 22.09 0.91 0.004
11.875 11.625 62 100 6200 1.90 22.56 0.88 0.004
12.125 11.875 62 100 6200 1.90 23.04 0.86 0.003
12.375 12.125 62 100 6200 1.90 23.51 0.84 0.003
12.625 12.375 62 100 6200 1 90 23.99 0.81 0.003
12.875 12.625 62 100 6200 1.90 24.46 0.79 0.003
13.125 12 875 62 100 6200 1.90 24.94 0.77 0.003
13.375 13 125 62 100 6200 1.90 25.41 0.75 0.003
13.625 13.375 62 100 6200 1.90 25.89 0.73 0.003
13.875 13.625 62 100 6200 1.90 26.36 0.71 0.003
14.125 13.875 62 100 6200 1.90 26.84 0.70 0.003
14.375 14.125 62 100 6200 1.90 27.31 0.68 0.003
14.625 14 375 62 100 6200 1 90 27.79 0.66 0.003
14.875 14 625 62 100 6200 1.90 28.26 0.65 0.003
15.125 14.875 62 100 6200 1.90 28.74 0.63 0.003
15.375 15.125 62 100 6200 1.90 29.21 0.62 0.002
15.625 15.375 62 100 6200 1,90 9.69 0.60
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Client: LARSEN &TOUBRO LIMITED B L Zrnax B L ^max B L Zmax
Location: 3rd Industrial City, Jeddah, KSA 2.0 2.0 4.25 2.0 5.0 5.25 5.0 5.0 7.25 |
LT Panel & RMU q (t/m2) 7.5 q (t/m2) 7.5 q (t/m2) 7.5
Lay. Thick 0.25 m Sc (cm) 0.00 Sc (cm) 0.00 Sc (cm) 0.00
Df (m) = 0.15 Sj (cm) 0.54 Sj (cm) 0.69 S, (cm) | 0.93
Stota. (cm) 0.54 Stotai (cm) 0.69 S,otai(cm) 0.93
Depth Sc
(Below N F Es (t/m2) eo cc cr pc ysat CTO Act Sc S, (cm) Aa Sc(cm) S, (cm) Act Mem)
(m) (cm) (cm)
0.275 0 125 17 100 1700 1 80 0.50 6.64 0.098 6 89 0.101 7.14 0.105
0.525 0.375 17 100 1700 1 80 0.95 5.32 0.078 5.88 0 086 6 49 0.095
0.775 0.625 18 100 1800 1.80 1.40 4 35 0.060 5.08 0.071 5.93 0.082
1.025 0.875 18 100 1800 1.80 1.85 3.63 0.050 4 44 0.062 5 43 0.075
1 275 1 125 18 100 1800 1.80 2.30 3.07 0 043 3.92 0.054 5.00 0.069
1.525 1 375 15 100 1500 1.80 2.75 2.63 0 044 3.49 0.058 4.61 0.077
1.775 1.625 15 100 1500 1.80 3 20 2 28 0 038 3.12 0.052 4 27 0.071
2 025 1.875 15 100 1500 1.80 3.65 2.00 0.033 2 82 0.047 3.97 0 066
2.275 2 125 22 100 2200 1.80 4.10 1.76 0.020 2.55 0.029 3.69 0.042
2 525 2.375 22 100 2200 1.80 4.55 1 57 0 018 2.32 0.026 3.45 0.039
2 775 2.625 22 100 2200 1.80 5.00 1.40 0.016 2.13 0.024 3.22 0 037
3 025 2 875 40 100 4000 1 85 5.60 1.26 0 008 1 95 0.012 3.02 0.019
3.275 3.125 40 100 4000 1.85 6 06 1.14 0.007 1.80 0.011 2 84 0.018
3 525 3.375 40 100 4000 1.85 6.52 1.04 0.006 1 67 0.010 2.67 0 017
3.775 3.625 40 100 4000 1 85 6 98 0.95 0.006 1.55 0.010 2.52 0.016
4.025 3.875 40 100 4000 1.85 7.45 0 87 0 005 1.44 0 009 2.38 0 015
4.275 4.125 40 100 4000 1.85 7.91 0.80 0.005 1.34 0.008 2.25 0.014
4.525 4.375 100 100 10000 1 90 8.60 0.74 0.002 1.25 0 003 2.13 0.005
4.775 4.625 100 100 10000 1.90 9.07 0.68 0.002 1.18 0 003 2.02 0 005
5.025 4.875 69 100 6900 1.90 9.55 0.63 0 002 1.10 0.004 1.92 0.007
5.275 5.125 69 100 6900 1.90 10 02 0.59 0 002 1 04 0.004 1.83 0 007
5.525 5.375 69 100 6900 1.90 10.50 0.55 0.002 0.98 0.004 1.74 0.006
5.775 5.625 69 100 6900 1.90 10.97 0.52 0.002 0.93 0.003 1 66 0.006
6 025 5.875 69 100 6900 1.90 11.45 0 48 0.002 0 88 0.003 1 59 0.006
6.275 6.125 69 100 6900 1 90 11.92 0.45 0.002 0.83 0.003 1.51 0.005
6.525 6.375 69 100 6900 1.90 12.40 0.43 0 002 0.79 0 003 1.45 0 005
6.775 6 625 69 100 6900 1.90 12 87 0.40 0 001 0.75 0.003 1.39 0.005
7 025 6.875 69 100 6900 1 90 13.35 0 38 0.001 0.71 0.003 1.33 0.005
7.275 7 125 69 100 6900 1.90 13 82 0 36 0 001 0.68 0.002 1.28 0 005
7.525 7.375 69 100 6900 1.90 14 30 0.34 0.001 0.65 0.002 1.22 0 004
7.775 7.625 69 100 6900 1 90 14 77 0.32 0.001 0 62 0.002 1.18 0.004
8.025 7 875 69 100 6900 1 90 15 25 0.31 0.001 0.59 0.002 1.13 0.004
8.275 8 125 69 100 6900 1 90 15.72 0.29 0.001 0.56 0.002 1.09 0 004
8 525 8 375 69 100 6900 1.90 16.20 0 28 0.001 0 54 0.002 1.05 0.004
8 775 8 625 69 100 6900 1.90 16.67 0.27 0.001 0.52 0.002 1.01 0 004
9.025 8 875 69 100 6900 1.90 17.15 0.25 0.001 0.50 0.002 0.97 0.004
9.275 9 125 69 100 6900 1.90 17 62 0.24 0 001 0.48 0.002 0.94 0 003
9.525 9 375 69 100 6900 1 90 18.10 0.23 0.001 046 0 002 0.91 0 003
9 775 9 625 69 100 6900 1.90 18.57 0.22 0.001 0.44 0.002 0.88 0.003
10 025 9 875 69 100 6900 1.90 19.05 0.21 0 001 0.42 0.002 0 85 0.003
10.275 10.125 69 100 6900 1.90 19.52 0.20 0.001 0.41 0.001 0 82 0 003
10.525 10 375 69 100 6900 1.90 20 00 0.20 0 001 0 39 0 001 0.79 0.003
10.775 10.625 69 100 6900 1.90 20.47 0.19 0.001 0.38 0.001 0.77 0.003
11.025 10 875 69 100 6900 1 90 20.95 0.18 0.001 0.37 0 001 0.74 0.003
11.275 11 125 69 100 6900 1 90 21 42 0.17 0.001 0 35 0 001 0.72 0.003
11.525 11.375 69 100 6900 1.90 21 90 0.17 0 001 0 34 0.001 0.70 0 003
11.775 11 625 69 100 6900 1 90 22.37 0.16 0.001 0.33 0.001 068 0002
12.025 11 875 69 100 6900 1 90 22.85 0.16 0.001 0.32 0.001 0.66 0.002
12 275 12 125 69 100 6900 1.90 23 32 0.15 0.001 0.31 0.001 0.64 0 002
12.525 12 375 69 100 6900 1 90 23.80 0.15 0.001 0.30 0.001 0.62 0.002
12.775 12 625 69 100 6900 1.90 24.27 0.14 0.001 0 29 0.001 0.60 0.002
13.025 12 875 69 100 6900 1.90 24.75 0.14 0 000 0 28 0.001 0 59 0.002
13 275 13 125 69 100 6900 1.90 25 22 0.13 0 000 0.27 0.001 0.57 0 002
13.525 13 375 69 100 6900 1 90 2570 0 13 0 000 0.27 0.001 0 56 0 002
13 775 13625 69 100 6900 1.90 26.17 0.12 0 000 0 26 0.001 0 54 0.002
14 025 13.875 69 100 6900 1.90 26 65 0.12 0.000 0.25 0.001 0.53 0.002
14.275 14.125 69 100 6900 1.90 27.12 0.12 0 000 0.24 0.001 0 51 0.002
14.525 14 375 69 100 6900 1 90 27.60 0.11 0 000 0 24 0.001 0 50 0 002
14 775 14625 69 100 6900 1.90 28.07 0.11 0.000 0 23 0.001 0.49 0 002
15.025 14.875 69 100 6900 1 90 28 55 0.11 0.000 0.22 0.001 0.47 0 002
15 275 15.125 69 100 6900 1.90 29 02 0.10 0.000 0.22 0.001 0 46 0.002
15 525 15.375 69 100 6900 1.90 29.50 0.10 0.000 0.21 0 001 0 45 0 002
15 775 15 625 69 100 6900 1.90 29.97 0.10 0 000 0.21 0 001 0 44 0.002
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B ^max Zmaic
Client: LARSEN &TOUBRO LIMITED
Location: 3rd Industrial City, Jeddah, KSA 2.0 2.0 4.25 2.0 5.0 5.25 5.0 5.0 7.25
LT Panel & RMU q (t/m2) 7.5 q (t/m2) 7.5 q (t/m2) 7.5
Lay. Thick 0.25 m Sc (cm) 0.00 Sc(cm) 0.00 Sc(cm) 0.00
Df (m) = 0.30 Si (cm) 0.52 Sj (cm) 0.67 Sj (cm) 0.89
Stotal (cm) 0.52 Stotal (cm) 0.67 SIotai (cm) 0.89
Depth Sc S, (cm)
(Below N F Es (t/m2) eo cc cr pc ysat oo Ac Si (cm) Aa Sc(cm) S|(cm) Ao
(m) (cm) (cm)
0.425 0 125 17 100 1700 1 80 0.77 6.64 0 098 6.89 0.101 7.14 0.105
0.675 0.375 18 100 1800 1.80 1.22 5.32 0.074 5.88 0 082 6.49 0.090
0.925 0625 18 100 1800 1.80 1.67 4.35 0.060 5.08 0 071 5.93 0.082
1.175 0875 18 100 1800 1.80 2.12 3.63 0 050 4.44 0 062 5 43 0.075
1.425 1.125 15 100 1500 1.80 2.57 3.07 0.051 3.92 0.065 5.00 0.083
1.675 1 375 15 100 1500 1.80 3.02 2.63 0 044 3 49 0.058 4.61 0.077
1.925 1 625 15 100 1500 1.80 3.47 2 28 0 038 3.12 0 052 4 27 0.071
2.175 1 875 22 100 2200 1.80 3 92 2.00 0.023 2 82 0 032 3.97 0.045
2425 2 125 22 100 2200 1.80 4.37 1.76 0 020 2.55 0.029 3.69 0 042
2 675 2 375 22 100 2200 1.80 4.82 1.57 0.018 2.32 0 026 3.45 0.039
2.925 2 625 40 100 4000 1 85 5.41 1.40 0 009 2.13 0.013 3.22 0.020
3.175 2 875 40 100 4000 1.85 5.87 1.26 0 008 1.95 0.012 3 02 0.019
3 425 3 125 40 100 4000 1.85 6.34 1.14 0.007 1 80 0.011 2 84 0.018
3 675 3 375 40 100 4000 1 85 6 80 1.04 0 006 1.67 0 010 2 67 0.017
3 925 3 625 40 100 4000 1 85 7.26 0 95 0 006 1 55 0.010 2 52 0.016
4.175 3 875 40 100 4000 1.85 7 72 0.87 0.005 1.44 0.009 2 38 0.015
4 425 4 125 100 100 10000 1.90 8.41 0.80 0.002 1.34 0 003 2 25 0.006
4.675 4.375 100 100 10000 1.90 8.88 0.74 0.002 1.25 0.003 2 13 0 005
4.925 4 625 69 100 6900 1.90 9 36 0.68 0.002 1.18 0.004 2.02 0.007
5.175 4 875 69 100 6900 1 90 9 83 0.63 0.002 1.10 0.004 1 92 0.007
5.425 5 125 69 100 6900 1 90 10.31 0.59 0 002 1 04 0.004 1.83 0.007
5.675 5 375 69 100 6900 1 90 1078 0.55 0.002 0.98 0 004 1 74 0 006
5.925 5625 69 100 6900 1.90 11.26 0.52 0 002 0.93 0 003 1.66 0 006
6.175 5875 69 100 6900 1.90 11.73 0.48 0.002 0 88 0 003 1.59 0 006
6425 6.125 69 100 6900 1.90 12.21 0.45 0 002 0.83 0.003 1.51 0.005
6.675 6.375 69 100 6900 1 90 12 68 0.43 0.002 0.79 0 003 1.45 0 005
6.925 6625 69 100 6900 1.90 13.16 040 0.001 0.75 0.003 1.39 0 005
7 175 6.875 69 100 6900 1.90 13.63 0.38 0.001 0.71 0 003 1.33 0.005
7 425 7 125 69 100 6900 1 90 14.11 0 36 0 001 0.68 0 002 1.28 0 005
7 675 7.375 69 100 6900 1.90 14.58 0.34 0 001 0.65 0.002 1.22 0.004
7.925 7 625 69 100 6900 1.90 15.06 0.32 0 001 0.62 0 002 1.18 0.004
8.175 7 875 69 100 6900 1.90 15.53 0.31 0 001 0 59 0.002 1.13 0 004
8.425 8 125 69 100 6900 1.90 16.01 0.29 0 001 0.56 0.002 1.09 0.004
8 675 8 375 69 100 6900 1.90 16.48 0.28 0 001 0.54 0 002 1 05 0.004
8.925 8 625 69 100 6900 1.90 16.96 0.27 0 001 0.52 0 002 1.01 0.004
9.175 8 875 69 100 6900 1 90 17.43 0.25 0.001 0.50 0 002 0.97 0.004
9425 9 125 69 100 6900 1.90 17.91 0.24 0.001 0.48 0.002 0 94 0.003
9.675 9375 69 100 6900 1 90 18.38 0 23 0 001 0 46 0.002 0.91 0.003
9 925 9 625 69 100 6900 1 90 18 86 0.22 0.001 0.44 0 002 0.88 0.003
10 175 9 875 69 100 6900 1 90 19 33 0.21 0 001 042 0.002 0 85 0.003
10.425 10.125 69 100 6900 1 90 19.81 0.20 0.001 0.41 0 001 0.82 0.003
10 675 10.375 69 100 6900 1 90 20.28 0.20 0 001 0.39 0 001 0 79 0 003
10.925 10625 69 100 6900 1 90 20.76 0 19 0 001 0.38 0.001 0.77 0.003
11 175 10 875 69 100 6900 1.90 21.23 0.18 0.001 0.37 0 001 0.74 0.003
11.425 11.125 69 100 6900 1.90 21.71 0 17 0.001 0.35 0.001 072 0 003
11 675 11.375 69 100 6900 1.90 22 18 0 17 0.001 0.34 0.001 0 70 0.003
11 925 11 625 69 100 6900 1.90 22.66 0.16 0 001 0.33 0 001 0.68 0.002
12.175 11.875 69 100 6900 1 90 23.13 0 16 0 001 0.32 0 001 0 66 0.002
12.425 12 125 69 100 6900 1 90 23.61 0.15 0 001 0 31 0.001 0 64 0.002
12 675 12 375 69 100 6900 1.90 24.08 0.15 0.001 0.30 0.001 0 62 0.002
12.925 12 625 69 100 6900 1 90 24.56 0.14 0 001 0.29 0.001 0 60 0.002
13 175 12.875 69 100 6900 1 90 25.03 0.14 0 000 0.28 0.001 0 59 0.002
13425 13.125 69 100 6900 1.90 25.51 0.13 0.000 0.27 0.001 0 57 0.002
13.675 13 375 69 100 6900 1 90 25 98 0.13 0.000 0.27 0 001 0 56 0.002
13.925 13.625 69 100 6900 1.90 26 46 0.12 0 000 0 26 0.001 0.54 0.002
14.175 13.875 69 100 6900 1.90 26 93 0.12 0 000 0.25 0 001 0.53 0 002
14 425 14 125 69 100 6900 1 90 27.41 0.12 0.000 0.24 0.001 0 51 0 002
14 675 14 375 69 100 6900 1 90 27.88 0.11 0 000 0.24 0.001 0 50 0.002
14 925 14 625 69 100 6900 1.90 28.36 0.11 0 000 0.23 0.001 0.49 0.002
15.175 14.875 69 100 6900 1.90 28.83 0.11 0.000 0.22 0 001 0.47 0.002
15.425 15.125 69 100 6900 1 90 29.31 0.10 0.000 0.22 0 001 0 46 0.002
15.675 15.375 69 100 6900 1 90 29.78 0.10 0 000 0.21 0.001 0.45 0.002
15.925 15 625 69 100 6900 1.90 30.26 0 10 0.000 0.21 0.001 0.44 0 002
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Client: LARSEN &TOUBRO LIMITED B L Zma, B L ^max B L Zma„
Location: 3rd Industrial City, Jeddah, KSA 1.25 1.25 3.25 1.50 1.50 3.75 1.75 1.75 4.00
Outdoor & Miscellaneous q (t/m2) 10.0 q (t/m2) 10.0 q (t/m2) 10.0
Lay. Thick 0.25 m Sc (cm) 0.00 Sc (cm) 0.00 Sc(cm) 0.00
Df(m) = 1.00 Si (cm) 0.48 Sj (cm) 0.54 Si (cm) 0.60
Stotal (cm) 0.48 Stotai (cm) 0.54 Stota, (cm) 0.60
Depth Sc
(Below N F Es (t/m2) eo cc cr pc ysat CTO Act Sc Sj (cm) Aa Sc(cm) Si(cm) Ac S, (cm)
(m) (cm) (cm)
1 125 0 125 17 100 1700 1.80 2.03 8.26 0.122 8.52 0.125 8 71 0.128
1.375 0.375 17 100 1700 1.80 248 5.92 0.087 6.40 0.094 6 78 0.100
1.625 0.625 17 100 1700 1.80 2 93 4.44 0.065 4.98 0.073 5.43 0.080
1 875 0.875 17 100 1700 1.80 3 38 3.46 0.051 3.99 0.059 4.44 0.065
2 125 1.125 17 100 1700 1.80 3 83 2 77 0.041 3.27 0 048 3.71 0.054
2 375 1.375 23 100 2300 1 80 4 28 2 27 0 025 2.72 0 030 3.14 0.034
2 625 1.625 23 100 2300 1.80 4.73 1.89 0.021 2.30 0.025 2.69 0 029
2 875 1.875 23 100 2300 1.80 5 18 1.60 0.017 1 98 0.021 2 33 0.025
3 125 2 125 32 100 3200 1 85 5 78 1.37 0.011 1.71 0.013 2.04 0.016
3 375 2.375 32 100 3200 1 85 6 24 1.19 0.009 1.50 0.012 1 80 0.014
3 625 2.625 32 100 3200 1 85 6 71 1.04 0.008 1.32 0.010 1.60 0.013
3.875 2 875 32 100 3200 1.85 7 17 0.92 0.007 1.18 0.009 1.43 0.011
4.125 3.125 32 100 3200 1.85 7 63 0 82 0.006 1.05 0 008 1 29 0.010
4.375 3.375 32 100 3200 1.85 8 09 0.73 0.006 0.95 0.007 1.17 0.009
4 625 3625 56 100 5600 1.90 8 79 0.66 0.003 0.86 0.004 1.06 0.005
4.875 3875 56 100 5600 1.90 9 26 0.59 0.003 0.78 0 003 0.97 0.004
5 125 4 125 58 100 5800 1.90 9.74 0 54 0 002 0.71 0 003 0.89 0.004
5.375 4.375 58 100 5800 1.90 10.21 0.49 0.002 0 65 0 003 0 82 0 004
5.625 4.625 58 100 5800 1.90 10 69 0.45 0.002 0.60 0 003 0.75 0.003
5 875 4.875 58 100 5800 1.90 11.16 0.42 0.002 0.55 0.002 0.70 0 003
6 125 5 125 58 100 5800 1.90 11.64 0 38 0.002 0.51 0.002 0 65 0.003
6.375 5.375 58 100 5800 1.90 12 11 0.36 0.002 0.48 0.002 0.60 0.003
6.625 5.625 58 100 5800 1.90 12 59 0.33 0.001 0.44 0.002 0 56 0 002
6 875 5.875 58 100 5800 1.90 13 06 0.31 0.001 0.41 0 002 0.53 0.002
7 125 6 125 58 100 5800 1.90 13 54 0.29 0.001 0 39 0.002 0.49 0.002
7 375 6.375 58 100 5800 1.90 14.01 0 27 0.001 0.36 0.002 046 0 002
7 625 6.625 58 100 5800 1.90 14 49 0 25 0.001 0.34 0.001 0.44 0.002
7 875 6.875 58 100 5800 1.90 14.96 0.24 0 001 0.32 0.001 0.41 0 002
8 125 7 125 58 100 5800 1.90 15.44 0 22 0.001 0.30 0 001 0.39 0.002
8 375 7.375 58 100 5800 1.90 15.91 0.21 0.001 0.29 0.001 0.37 0.002
8.625 7625 58 100 5800 1.90 16.39 0.20 0 001 0.27 0.001 0 35 0.002
8.875 7 875 58 100 5800 1.90 16.86 0.19 0 001 0.26 0 001 0 33 0.001
9.125 8 125 58 100 5800 1.90 17.34 0 18 0.001 0.24 0.001 0.31 0.001
9.375 8.375 58 100 5800 1.90 17 81 0.17 0.001 0.23 0.001 0.30 0.001
9 625 8625 58 100 5800 1.90 18 29 0 16 0 001 0.22 0.001 0.28 0 001
9 875 8 875 58 100 5800 1.90 18 76 0.15 0.001 0.21 0 001 0.27 0.001
10.125 9.125 58 100 5800 1.90 19.24 0.15 0.001 0.20 0.001 0.26 0.001
10.375 9.375 58 100 5800 1.90 19.71 0 14 0 001 0.19 0 001 0 25 0.001
10 625 9.625 58 100 5800 1.90 20 19 0.13 0.001 0.18 0.001 0.24 0.001
10 875 9.875 58 100 5800 1.90 20.66 0.13 0 001 0.17 0.001 0 23 0 001
11.125 10.125 58 100 5800 1.90 21.14 0 12 0 001 0 17 0.001 0.22 0.001
11 375 10 375 58 100 5800 1.90 21.61 0.12 0 000 0.16 0.001 0.21 0.001
11 625 10.625 58 100 5800 1.90 22.09 0.11 0.000 0.15 0 001 0.20 0.001
11.875 10 875 58 100 5800 1.90 22.56 0.11 0.000 0 15 0 001 0.19 0.001
12 125 11.125 58 100 5800 1.90 23.04 0.10 0.000 0.14 0 001 0.18 0.001
12 375 11.375 58 100 5800 1.90 23.51 0.10 0 000 0 14 0.001 0 18 0 001
12.625 11.625 58 100 5800 1.90 23.99 0 09 0 000 0 13 0 001 0.17 0.001
12.875 11.875 58 100 5800 1 90 24 46 0.09 0.000 0 13 0.001 0.16 0.001
13.125 12.125 58 100 5800 1.90 24.94 0 09 0.000 0.12 0.001 0 16 0.001
13.375 12.375 58 100 5800 1.90 25.41 0 08 0.000 0.12 0.001 0.15 0.001
13 625 12.625 58 100 5800 1 90 25 89 0.08 0.000 0 11 0.000 0.15 0.001
13.875 12.875 58 100 5800 1.90 26.36 0.08 0.000 0.11 0.000 0.14 0.001
14 125 13 125 58 100 5800 1 90 26 84 0 08 0.000 0.11 0.000 0.14 0 001
14 375 13.375 58 100 5800 1.90 27.31 0 07 0.000 0 10 0.000 0.13 0.001
14 625 13.625 58 100 5800 1.90 27 79 0.07 0 000 0.10 0 000 0.13 0.001
14 875 13 875 58 100 5800 1 90 28 26 0.07 0.000 0.10 0.000 0.13 0.001
15 125 14 125 58 100 5800 1.90 28.74 0.07 0 000 0 09 0.000 0.12 0 001
15 375 14.375 58 100 5800 1.90 29.21 0.06 0.000 0.09 0 000 0.12 0.001
15 625 14 625 58 100 5800 1.90 29 69 0.06 0 000 0.09 0.000 0.11 0 000
15.875 14.875 58 100 5800 1.90 30.16 0.06 0.000 0 08 0.000 0.11 0 000
16.125 15 125 58 100 5800 1 90 30 64 0 06 0 000 0.08 0.000 0.11 0 000
16.375 15.375 58 100 5800 1.90 31.11 0.06 0 000 0 08 0 000 0.10 0.000
16 625 15.625 58 100 5800 1.90 31.59 0.05 0 000 0 08 0 000 0.10 0.000
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Client: LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED
Outdoor & Miscellaneous q (t/m2) q(t/m ) 10.0
Lay. Thick 0.25 m Sc (cm) 0.00 Sc (cm) 0.00 S0(cm) 0.00
Df (m) = 1.50 Sj (cm) 0.44 Sj(cm) 0.50 Sj (cm) 0.55
Steal (cm) 0.44 Stolai (cm) 0.50 S,oUi(cm) 0.55
Depth Sc
(Below N F Es (t/m2) eo cc cr pc ysat ao Ac Si(cin) Ao Sc(cm) Si(cm) Ao S| (cm)
(m) (cm) (cm)
1.625 0 125 17 100 1700 1.80 2 93 8 26 0 122 8.52 0.125 8.71 0.128
1.875 0.375 17 100 1700 1 80 3 38 5.92 0.087 6.40 0.094 6.78 0.100
2.125 0.625 17 100 1700 1 80 3 83 4 44 0 065 4.98 0.073 5.43 0.080
2375 0 875 23 100 2300 1.80 4 28 3 46 0 038 3.99 0.043 4.44 0.048
2.625 1.125 23 100 2300 1 80 4.73 2 77 0.030 3.27 0.035 3.71 0.040
2.875 1.375 23 100 2300 1 80 5.18 2.27 0 025 2.72 0.030 3.14 0.034
3.125 1.625 32 100 3200 1.85 5 78 1.89 0 015 2.30 0.018 2.69 0.021
3.375 1 875 32 100 3200 1 85 6.24 1.60 0.013 1.98 0.015 2.33 0.018
3.625 2 125 32 100 3200 1 85 6.71 1.37 0.011 1.71 0.013 2 04 0.016
3.875 2 375 32 100 3200 1.85 7.17 1.19 0.009 1.50 0.012 1.80 0.014
4.125 2 625 32 100 3200 1.85 7.63 1.04 0.008 1.32 0.010 1 60 0.013
4 375 2 875 32 100 3200 1.85 8 09 0.92 0.007 1.18 0.009 1 43 0.011
4.625 3 125 56 100 5600 1.90 8.79 0.82 0.004 1.05 0.005 1.29 0.006
4.875 3.375 56 100 5600 1 90 9.26 0.73 0.003 0 95 0.004 1.17 0.005
5 125 3 625 58 100 5800 1 90 9 74 0.66 0 003 0.86 0.004 1.06 0.005
5.375 3 875 58 100 5800 1.90 10.21 0 59 0.003 0.78 0.003 0 97 0.004
5 625 4 125 58 100 5800 1 90 10.69 0 54 0 002 0.71 0.003 089 0.004
5 875 4.375 58 100 5800 1.90 11.16 0.49 0.002 0.65 0 003 0.82 0 004
6.125 4.625 58 100 5800 1.90 11.64 0.45 0 002 0.60 0.003 0 75 0.003
6.375 4.875 58 100 5800 1.90 12.11 0.42 0.002 0.55 0 002 0.70 0.003
6.625 5.125 58 100 5800 1 90 12.59 0 38 0.002 0.51 0.002 0.65 0.003
6 875 5.375 58 100 5800 1.90 13.06 0 36 0.002 0.48 0.002 0.60 0.003
7 125 5625 58 100 5800 1.90 13.54 0.33 0 001 044 0 002 0.56 0.002
7.375 5.875 58 100 5800 1.90 14.01 0 31 0 001 0.41 0.002 0 53 0.002
7 625 6 125 58 100 5800 1.90 14 49 0.29 0.001 0.39 0.002 0.49 0.002
7.875 6.375 58 100 5800 1.90 14.96 0.27 0 001 0 36 0.002 0.46 0.002
8.125 6.625 58 100 5800 1.90 15.44 0.25 0.001 0 34 0 001 0.44 0.002
8.375 6875 58 100 5800 1 90 1591 0.24 0.001 0.32 0 001 0.41 0.002
8.625 7.125 58 100 5800 1.90 16 39 0 22 0.001 0.30 0 001 0 39 0.002
8 875 7.375 58 100 5800 1.90 16 86 0.21 0 001 0.29 0.001 0.37 0.002
9.125 7 625 58 100 5800 1.90 17 34 0.20 0.001 0.27 0.001 0.35 0.002
9.375 7 875 58 100 5800 1.90 1781 0.19 0.001 0.26 0.001 0.33 0.001
9.625 8.125 58 100 5800 1 90 18 29 0.18 0.001 0.24 0.001 0.31 0.001
9.875 8.375 58 100 5800 1 90 18 76 0.17 0.001 0.23 0.001 0 30 0 001
10.125 8625 58 100 5800 1 90 19 24 0.16 0.001 0.22 0.001 0.28 0.001
10.375 8.875 58 100 5800 1 90 1971 0 15 0.001 0.21 0.001 0.27 0.001
10.625 9.125 58 100 5800 1.90 20 19 0 15 0 001 0.20 0.001 0 26 0.001
10 875 9 375 58 100 5800 1.90 20 66 0 14 0.001 0 19 0 001 0.25 0 001
11.125 9.625 58 100 5800 1.90 21 14 0 13 0.001 0.18 0 001 0.24 0 001
11 375 9.875 58 100 5800 1 90 21 61 0.13 0.001 0.17 0.001 0.23 0.001
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12 125 10 625 58 100 5800 1.90 23 04 0.11 0.000 0.15 0.001 0.20 0.001
12 375 10 875 58 100 5800 1.90 23.51 0.11 0 000 0.15 0.001 0.19 0.001
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13 625 12.125 58 100 5800 1 90 25.89 0.09 0.000 0.12 0.001 0.16 0.001
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15 375 13 875 58 100 5800 1.90 29 21 0.07 0 000 0.10 0.000 0 13 0 001
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16 125 14 625 58 100 5800 1 90 30.64 0 06 0 000 0.09 0 000 0.11 0.000
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APPENDIX (VI)
References

MOC Genaral SpecHteatfons November 1998
SECTION 3.02 ■ AGGREGATE SUBBASES
3.02.1 DESCRIPTION. This work shall consist of furnishing, spreading and

compacting aggregate subbases to the lines and elevations shown on the plans as
specified in these General Specifications and the Special Specifications.
Aggregate subbases will be designated as Aggregate Subbase Course or Aggregate

Subbase Course, Grading__ . The grading(s) of aggregate subbase to be furnished
shak be according to the ltem(s) shown In the Plans or Special Specifications and listed
in the Bill of Quantities. If the grading of aggregate subbase Is not specified, aggregate
subbase course shall be furnished meeting one of the gradations listed in Table 3.02-1
as designated by the Engineer. The designation of the appropriate Grading shall be
such that the maximum size of aggregate will not exceed two thirds (2/3) of the
thickness of the subbase course layer to be constructed.
ITEMS IN BILL OF QUANTITIES:

Aggregate Subbase Course
Aggregate Subbase Course, Grading___
3.02.2 MATERIALS. Aggregate used for aggregate subbase shall be free from
vegetation matter and other deleterious substances and, when compacted under
watering and rolling, form a firm, stable subbase. Coarse aggregate shall be crushed
stone, crushed slag, or crushed gravel. Fine aggregate, material passing the 4.75 mm
(No. 14) sieve, shall consist of natural or crushed sand and fine material particles.
The Contractor shall furnish, produce, stockpile, blend and mix all necessary
materials using such equipment and procedures as will produce specified aggregate
subbase. Aggregate shall conform to one of the following grading and quality
requirements on the road bed alter aH blending and mixing and spreading and before
compacting:
TABLE 3.02-1
AGGREGATE SUBBASES GRADATION REQUIREMENTS- MTDTM 204
Slave Sizes Grading I Grading II

62.S mm (2 Inch) 100
50 mm (2 Inch) 90-100 100
37.Smm (1 inch) 90-100
25 mm (1 Inch) 55-85
19 mm (3/4 inch) 50-80
9.5 mm ( Inch) 40-70
4.75 mm (No. 4) 35-70 30-60
2.64 mm (No. 10) 20-50

0.425 mm (No. 40) 10-30
0.075 mm (No. 200) 0-16 0-15
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AASHTO System
The AASHTO Soil Classification System was originally proposed by the Highway Research
Board’s Committee on Classification of Materials for Subgrades and Granular Type Roads
(1945). According to the present form of this system, soils can be classified according to eight
mujor groups, A-l through A-8, based on their grain-size distribution, liquid limit, and plas
ticity indices. Soils Usted in groups A-l, A-2, and A-3 are coarse-grained materials, and those
in groups A4, A-5, A-6, and A-7 are fine-grained materials. Peat, muck, and other highly
organic soils are classified under A-8. They are identified by visual inspection.
The AASHTO classification system (for soils A-l through A-7) is presented in
Table 1.7. Note that group A-7 includes two types of soil. For the A-7-5 type, the plasticity
1 "fable S.0 AASHTO Soil Classification System

Granular material*
General oiaaaHteatlon (3614 or lea* of total aampla paaajng No. 200 alava)
A-1 A-2
A-1-a A-1*b A-3 A-2-4 A-2-6 A-2-B A-2-7
Group daaaHi cation
Sieve analysis (% passing)
No. 10 sieve 50 max
No. 40 sieve 30 max 50 max 51 min
15 max 25 max 10 max 35 max 35 max 35 max 35 max
No. 200 sieve
For fraction passing
No. 40 sieve
Liquid limit (LL) 40 max 41 min 40 max 41 min
Plasticity index (PI) 6 max Nonplastic 10 max 10 max 11 min 11 min
Usual type of material Stone fragments, Fine sand iSilty or clayey gravel and sand
gravel, and sand
Subgrade rating Excellent to good
Silt-day material*
General claaalflcation (More than 3614 of total aample paaalnp No. 200 alevei
A-4 A-6 A-6 A-7

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A-1-5U
A-7-6*
Sieve analysis (% passing)
No. 10 sieve
No. 40 sieve
36 min 36 min 36 min 36 min
No. 200 sieve
For fraction passing
No. 40 sieve 41 min
Liquid limit (LL) 40 max 41 min 40 max
10 max 10 max 11 min 11 min
Plasticity index (PI)
Mostly silty soils Mostly clayey soils
Usual types of material
Subgrade rating Fair to poor
flIf PI < LL - 30, the classification is A-7-5.

^f PI > LL - 30, the classification is A-7-6.
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Soil classification
Group
Criteria for assigning group symbols and group names using laboratory tests3 symbol Group name*
C„»4 and 1 < Cc O GW Well-graded graved
Coarse-grained soils Gravels Clean Gravels
More than 50% of coarse Less than 5% fines'1 < 4 and/or 1 > Ce > 3* GP Poorly graded graveP
More than 50% retained on
No. 200 sieve fraction retained on No. 4 Fines classify as ML or MH GM Silly graved-* h
Gravels with fines
sieve Clayey gravelAg *
More than 12% fines* Fines classify as CL or CH GC
SW Well-graded sand*
Sands Clean Sands
50% or more of coarse Less than 5% Fines'1 Cu<6 and/or 1 > Cc > 3* SP Poorly graded sand1
fraction passes No. 4 sieve Fines classify as ML or MH SM Silty sancF *-'
Sand with Fines
More than 12% fines'1 Fines classify as CL or CH SC Clayey sand* *-'
PI > 7 and plots on or above “A" line/ CL Lean clay*1 ^

Fine-grained soils Silts and Clays Inorganic
Liquid limit less than 50 PI < 4 or plots below “A" line;_______ ML
50% or more passes the k.Lm.n
No. 200 sieve Liquid Emit—oven dried Organic clay
Organic <0.75 OL
Liquid Emit—not dried Organic silt*-
PI plots on or above “A” line CH Fat clay*'

Silts and Clays Inorganic
PI plots below “A" line MH Elastic silt* ' "
Liquid limit 50 or more
Liquid Emit—oven dried Organic clay
Organic <0.75 OH
Liquid limit—not dried Organic silt*- '■m-q
PT Peat
Primarily organic matter, dark in color, and organic odor
CO Highly organic soils
o s: "Based on the material passing the 75-mm. (3-in) sieve.
(O*,)2 *If soil contains 15 to 29% plus No. 200, add “with sand”
rC„ — DffJ Dw Cr or “with gravel,” whichever is predominant.
a* V *If field sample contained cobbles or boulders, or both, ^10 X ^60
Îf soil contains 5-15% sand, add “with sand” to group
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Tl add “with cobbles or boulders, or both” to group name. add “sandy” to group name.
o (• -Gravels with 5 to 12% fines require dual symbols: GW- name. -If soil contains 5*30% plus No. 200, predominantly
C= GM well-graded gravel with silt; GW-GC well-graded * If fines classify as CL-ML, use dual symbol GC-GM or gravel, add “gravelly” to group name.
gravel with clay; GP-GM poorly graded gravel with silt; SC-SM. "PI 3: 4 and plots on or above “A” One.
5r GP-GC poorly graded gravel with clay.
''Sands with 5 to 12% fines require dual symbols: SW-
*Tf fines are organic, add “with organic fines” to group
name.
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PPI plots on or above “A” line.
z SM well-graded sand with silt; SW-SC well-graded sand ?PI plots below “A” line.
with clay; SP-SM poorly graded sand with silt; SP-SC name.
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P\ CL-ML, silty clay.
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<3OT» ptas No. 300 "v*-< I5»pteNa200 -Lean clay

^ 15-29* plo»Na *»nd 3» * grnvd .Lean day with sand
• Lean day with {ravel
Pl> 7 and plots CL sand > % gravel 15* guvef—— • Sandy lean day
on or above >30* pitas No. 200<T - ^ÎSJfra •Sandy lean day with gravel
sand < % gravel-^—»•< 15* sand - Gravelly lean clay
line - Gravelly lean clay with and
^ 15* sand
30* pins Nol 200 < 15* pins Na 200 Silty clay
^ 15-29% ptaa No. 2QO^j * sand >* gravel Silty clay with sand
4«Pl*7aid CL MI.
< Silty cloy with gravel
s» * navel -<—'*■< *5* gravw- -Sandy silty day
plocs on or above »30*ptasNo.200<^ *sawl 15* gravel- Sandy silty clay with gravel
* sand < * gnrvd <15* sand Gravelly silty day
>15* sand - Gravelly nhy clay with sand
<30* plus No. 200< 15* pins No. 200

Silt with day
Silt with gr»rd
PI<4or plots ML Sandy silt
_»* sand > * gravel -W-<- 15* grawa-------
below "A"—line >30* pins No. 200 < â-> Sandy silt with gravel
>-*»nd<.gravel^<g;»J: ■Gravelly sik
■ Gravelly silt with sand
LL—-oveadried <0-75 ) •See figure 1-8
OL
LL—not dried
Fat clay
<30*phBNo.200'«^>< ,5*ph“,^^0>i_^land;,%gravcl . Fat clay with sand
< Pat clay with gravel
PI plots on oc CH > * gravel X 15* grave?—— -Sandy tar day
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15* gravel------- ■ Sandy tat day with gravel
above “"A**—iroc > 30* phis No. 200
< 15* saad- -Gravelly fat day
* sand <* gravel
Inorganic. > 15* sand -Gravelly tat clay with sand !
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< 30* plus No. 200-^ < 15* phis No. 200
Elastic silt with sand
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Sandy clastic silt
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s”Lchce for ClasafficadoTi Soils for Englocering Pmposcs (Uo.frcd Soil Classriicahoh). Copyngh. ASTM INTERNATIONAL.
Reprinted with permission.)
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Group Name
Group Symbol
< 30% phis Nol 200 < 15% pbK No. 200 Organic clay
^ 15-29% ptar No. 200^-% Organic day wifli sand
Organic clay with gravel
PI» * and plots
% sand » % gravel 15% graved------
on off above “A”—be 30% pins Nol 200 t5%giavd Sandy organic day wkb giarcl
■■ Gravelly organic clay
*- Gravelly organic day wrth «and
<30%ptoslM(a200-s^-< 15% phis No. 200 Organic silt

Organic silt with sand
Organic siK with gravel
PI< 4 and plots
_■% sand »% gravel15% grava------ Sandy organic silt
below "‘A"—line >30%p»«No_200<" 15% gravel Sandy organic dlt wilfa gravel
^saraK-Wgrave.^^^- -GraveBy organic nit
»■ GraveQy organic i2t with tand
< 30% pins No. 200< 15% phis No. 200 Organic clay
Organic cl^r with sand
Plotsonor . Organic chqr with giavcl
-■% saw) » % gravel 15% grarJ------- Sandy organic clay
above “A”—line 5a30%phBNta200<^ Sandy organic clay with gravel
^•%Sa»d<%gr«vcl^< Gravelly organic clay
■ Gravelly organic clay with sand
OH- >• Organic sill

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Plots below Organic sill with gravel
Sandy organic silt
oo e1 Sandy organic silt with gravel
o^ >30% plus Nou 200
^% sand <% gravel ■Gravelly organic sat
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exploration, sampling, and in situ soil measurements 163
TABLE 3*4 ,
Empirical values for <t>* D„ and unit weight of granular soite based on
ttie SPT at about 6 m depth and normally consolidated [approumately,
28°+ 15°Dr (±3°)]
Very kwee Least Medium Dense V«ry dciiM
Descriptioa
0.15 0.35 0.65 0.85
Relative density Df 0
1-2 3-6 7-15 16-30 ?

SPTATV fine 21-40 >40
medium 2-3 4-7 8-20
5-9 10-25 26-45 >45
coarse 3-6
26-28 28-30 30-34 33-38

& fine 36-42 <50
medium 27-28 30-32 32-36
28-30 30-34 33-40 40-50
coarse
14-18 17-20 17-22 20-23
v*«, kN/m3 11-16*
. Einvital »11 or nuttrUl dompM from . track hu. unit wnight of 11 to •>'”*'
to wS, mucho™™ 5SmVNV.xl.tta, mil . D, - 0.00 nor. vriu.of 1.00. Common mn,« am from
0.3 to 0.7.
The following are several SPT W-value correlations for angle of friction <f.. The top two of
Eq. (3-5) are from Shioi and Fukui (1982), who obtained them from the Japanese Railway
Standards:
*- + is
(3-5)
= 0.36/^70 + 27
</> - 4.5^70 + 20 (in general)
The top equation of this set is for roads and bridges, and the second is for buildings (refer
^^reUtionship for N and Dr was proposed indirectly by Meyerhof (1957) as
~—x * .4 + Bpo (3-5a)

5?
For this equation Skempton (1986), using a database of five d,fff (tsin2
3 are site-dependent with a range in <4 of 15 to about 54 and in B from 0.306 to 0^04 (using
the N!t0 baserThis spread is such that using average values for A and B is somewhat nsky,
however, using averages we obtain
^ = 32 + 0.288pi (3-5B)
with p1 in kPa. For an average unit weight y of 16 to 17 kN/m3 and a depth of about 6 m
one obtains ^0/D? - 60, which was also used as a guide ll.lon
norma Uy consolidated sands of Table 3-4. For overconsohdated sands (OCR > 1), Skempton
(1986) suggested the following adjustment:
Mi (3-5c)
w
<220 3 A + BCqcrPo
L-'l* Ub ^
+)»>))»>)»»))»))))»))>»)))>)>>»»>>)))>)»>»»))>»»»»>»»>»>>.
♦DATA REQUIREDt *
* *
*1. A profile of standard penetration resistance N (blows/ft) versus depth,*
from the proposed foundation level to a depth of 2B, or to boundary of *
* an incompressible layer, whichever occurs first. Value of soil modulus*
♦ E+s, is established using the following relationships. *
♦ *
* Soil Type E+s./N +
m *
♦ Silts, sands silts, slightly cohesive *
* silt-sand mixtures 4 *
♦ *
* Clean, fine to med, sands & slightly *
* silty sands 7 t
* *
♦ Coarse sands & sands with little gravel 10 *
♦ *
12 ♦
♦ Sandy gravels and gravel
♦ *
*2. Least width of foundation - B, depth of embedment ■ D, and *
♦ proposedaverage contact pressure * P. *
* *
Approximate unit weights of surcharge soils, and position of water *
*3. *
« table if within D.
* *
*4, If the static cone bearing value q+c, measured compute E+s, based on *
♦
♦ E+s, ■ 2 q+c
4j ♦
♦ ANALYSTS PRCCP.mmEs *
4 4
4
♦Refer to table in example problem for column numbers referred to by
4
•parenthesisi 4
*
*1. Divide the subsurface soil profile into a convenient number of layers *
4 of any thickness, each with constant N over the depth interval 0 to 2B *
4 below the foundation. *
«J 4
4
*2. Prepare a table as illustrated in the example problem, using the
4
4 indicated column headings. Fill in columns 1, 2, 3 and 4 with the
4
4 layering assigned in Step 1.
4 *
♦3. Multiply N values in column 3 by the appropriate factor E+s./N (col. 4)*
4 to obtain values of E+s,; place values in column 5 » *
* *
*4, Draw an assumed 2B-0.6 triangular distribution for the strain influence*
4 factor I+z * ( along a scaled depth of 0 to 2B below the foundation. *
4
4 Locate the depth of the mid-height of each of the layers assumed in
4 Step 2, and place in column 6. From this construction, determine the *
4
4 I+z, value at the mid-height of each layer, and place in column 7.
.))))))))))))>))))))})))))>))))))))>))>)>>>>>>>)))>)))>))>))))))>>)>)>))>)))-
FIGURE 7
Settlement of Footings Over Granular Soils: Example Computation
Using Schmertmann's Method
7.1-220

TABLE 2
Relationship Between Undrained Modulus and Overconsolidation Ratio
* OCR f *1 *' Eu/C

/))»))»)»))))») 3) >))»)>» 0» > >»»>»> > 5 >5} 1
<3 * 600 * 300 * 125 :*

* *
* * 75 *
3 5 400 200 *
* *
>5 * 150 * 75 *
.))))))»)))»)>>»2»>»>>»)2)))))))))))))2))))))>)))>‘
50 *
[*] OCR » Overconsolidation ratio

c “ Undralned shear strength
PI « Plastic index
7.1-215

AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications
10-16
10.4.6.2.4 Drained Strength of Granular Soils Cl 0,4.6.2.4
Laboratory shear strength tests on undisturbed samples, estimates of the drained friction angle, <t>/< If
if feasible to obtain, or reconstituted disturbed samples, reconstituted disturbed soil samples and laboratory tests
may also be used to determine the shear strength of are used to estimate the drained friction angle, the
granular soils. reconstituted samples should be compacted to the same
If SPT N values are used, unless otherwise specified relative density estimated from the available m-situ data,
for the design method or correlation being used, they The test specimen should be large enough to allow the
shall be corrected for the effects of overburden pressure full grain size range of the soil to be included in the
determined as: specimen. This may not always be possible, and if not
possible, it should be recognized that the shear strength
(10 4 6 24-1) measured would likely be conservative.
ATI = CnN A method using the results of SPT testing is
presented. Other in-situ tests such as CPT and DMT may
M - SPT blow count corrected for overburden be used. For details on determination of <J>/ from these
pressure, a'v (blows/300 mm) tests, refer to Sabatini et al. (2002).
Cat " [0.77 logic (1.92/a'v)], and Cy <2.0
CT'v « vertical effective stress (MPa)

AT ■ uncorrected S’PT’blow count (blows/300 mm)
SPT N values should also be corrected for hammer The use of automatic trip hammers is increasing. In
efficiency, if applicable to the design method or order to use correlations based on standard rope and
correlation being used, determined as: cathead hammers, the SPT AT values must be corrected to
reflect the greater energy delivered to the sampler by
(10.4.6.2.4-2) these systems.
A/6o=(£fl/60%)A/ Hammer efficiency (ER) for specific hammer
systems used in local practice may be used in lieu of the
where: values provided. If used, specific hammer system
efficiencies shall be developed in general accordance
Neo * SPT blow count corrected for hammer with ASTM D 4945 for dynamic analysis of driven piles
efficiency (blows/300 mm) or other accepted procedure.
The following values for ER may be assumed if
ER = hammer efficiency expressed as percent of hammer specific data are not available, e.g., from older
theoretical free fall energy delivered by the boring logs:
hammer system actually used
ER * 60 percent for conventional drop hammer using
A/ =* uncorrected SPTblow count (blows/300 mm) rope and cathead
ER = 80 percent for automatic trip hammer
m ri.’tcrmined as1 significant variation from standard procedures. These

A/160* determine . corrections may be significant for evaluation of
liquefaction. Information on these additional corrections
N\M=CNNt (10.4.6.2.4-3)
may be found in Youd and Idriss, 1997,
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Section 10 (SI); Foundations 10-17
The drained friction angle of granular deposits The M6o-4»/ correlation used is modified after
should be determined based on the following Bowles (1977). The correlation of Peck, Hanson and
correlation. Thombum (1974) falls within the ranges specified.
Experience should be used to select specific values
Table 10.4.6.2.4-1 Correlation of SPT value* to within the ranges. In general, finer materials or materials
drained friction angle of granular aoil* (modified after with significant silt-sized material will fall in the lower
Bowlea, 1977) portion of the range. Coarser materials with less than
five percent fines will fall in the upper portion of the
MW <ty ranges. The geologic history and angularity of the
<4 25-30 particles may also need to be considered when selecting
4 27-32 a value for 4>/.
10 30-35 Care should be exercised when using other
30 35-40 correlations of SPT results to soil parameters. Some
50 38-43 published correlations are based on corrected values
(ATleo) and some are based on uncorrected values (N).
The designer should ascertain the basis of the correlation
and use either Nlco or N as appropriate.
Care should also be exercised when using SPT blow
counts to estimate soil shear strength if in soils with
coarse gravel, cobbles, or boulders. Large gravels,
cobbles, or boulders could cause the SPT blow counts to
be unrealistically high.
For gravels and rock fill materials where SPT The secant friction angle derived from the
testing is not reliable, Figure 1 should be used to procedure to estimate the drained friction angle of
estimate the drained friction angle. gravels and rock fill materials depicted in Figure 1 is
based on a straight line from the origin of a Mohr
Particle Unconfined | diagram to the intersection with the strength envelope at
Rock Fill Grade the effective normal stress. Thus the angle derived is
Compressive Strength
(MPa) applicable only to analysis of field conditions subject to
>220
similar normal stresses. See Tercaghi, Peck, and Mesri
A (1996) for additional details regarding this procedure.
B 165 to 220
C 125 to 165
D 80 to 125
E £80
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AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications (SI)
10-32
Note that not all of the resistance factors provided
in this Article have been derived using statistical data
from which a specific P value can be estimated, since
such data were not always available. In those cases,
where data were not available, resistance factors were
estimated through calibration by fitting to past allowable
stress design safety factors, e.g., the AASHTO Standard
Specifications for Highway Bridges {2002).
Additional discussion regarding the basis for the
resistance factors for each foundation type and limit
state Is provided in Articles 10.5.5.2.2, 10.5.5.2.3, and
10.5.5.2.4. Additional, more detailed information on the
development of the resistance factors for foundations
provided in this Article, and a comparison of those
resistance factors to previous Allowable Stress Design
practice, e.g., AASHTO {2002), is provided in Allen
{2005). . „ .
The foundation resistance after acour due to the Scour design for the design flood must satisfy the
design flood shall provide adequate foundation requirement that the factored foundation resistance after
resistance using the resistance factors given in this scour is greater than the factored load determined with
the scoured soil removed. The resistance factors will be
Article. those used in the Strength Limit State, without scour.
10.5.5.2.2 Spread Footings C10.5.5.2.2
The resistance factors provided in Table 1 shall be

used for strength limit state design of spread footings,
with the exception of the deviations allowed for local
practices and site specific considerations in
Article 10.5.5.2.
Table 10.5.5.2.2-1 Reaiitance Factors for Geotechnical ReaUtance of Shallow Foundations at the Strength Limit State.
Method/Soil/Condition Resistance Factor
Theoretical method (Munfakh et al, 2001), in clay -------- 0.50
Theoretical method {Munfakh et al, 2001). in sand, using CP_T 0.50
Theoretical method (Munfakh et al, 200J), in sand, using SPT_ 0.45
Bearing Resistance Semi-empirical methods [Meyerhof, 1957), all soils — 0.45
Footinas on rock 0.45
Plate Load Test 0.55
Precast concrete placed on sand 0.90
Cast-in-Place Concrete on sand 0.80
<Pt Cast-in-Place or precast Concrete on Clay 0.85
Sliding 0.90
Soil on soil
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Section 10(81): Foundations__________________
Table 10.6.2.4.2-1 Elaittc Shape and Rigidity Factori,

EPRI (1983).
Flexible, |5X %
UB (average) Rigid
Circular 1.04 1.13
1 1.06 1.08
2 1.09 1.10
3 1.13 1.15
5 1.22 1.24
10 1.41 1.41
The Hough method was developed for normally

Estimation of spread footing settlement on
cohesionless soils by the empirical Hough method shall consolidated cohesionless soils.
The Hough method has several advantages over
be determined using Eqs. 2 and 3. SPTblow counts shall other methods used to estimate settlement in
be corrected as specified in Article 10.4.6.2.4 for depth, cohesionless soil deposits, including express
i.e. overburden stress, before correlating die SPT blow consideration of soil layering and the zone of stress
)
counts to the bearing capacity index, C. influence beneath a footing of finite size.
The subsurface soil profile should be subdivided
(10.6.2.4.2-2) into layers based on stratigraphy to a depth of about
5. three times the footing width. The maximum layer
thickness should be about 3000 mm
While Cheney and Chassie (2000), and Hough
in which: (1959), did not specifically state that the SPT N values
should be corrected for hammer energy in addition to
' a't + Agr (10.6.2.4.2-3) overburden pressure, due to the vintage of the original
= 1°8 work, hammers that typically have an efficiency of
where: approximately 60 percent were in general used to
develop the empirical correlations contained m the
n ° number of soil layers within zone of stress method. If using SPT hammers with efficiencies that
influence of the footing differ significantly from this 60 percent value, the N
values should also be corrected for hammer energy, in
AHj - elastic settlement of layer i (mm) effect requiring that M « b© useti*
He - initial height of layer i (mm)
C - bearing capacity index from Figure 1 (dim.)

In Figure 1, N' shall be taken as Mgo, Standard
Penetration Resistance, N (blows/300 mm), corrected for
overburder. pressure as specified in Article 10.4.6.2.4.
a'0 * initial vertical effective stress at the midpoint of

layer t (MPa)
Aov = increase in vertical stress at the midpoint of

layer / (MPa)

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AASHTO LRFD Bmpge Design Specifications (SI)
10-52
The Hough method is applicable to cohesionless
soil deposits. The “Inorganic Silt” curve should
generally not be applied to soils that exhibit plasticity.
The settlement characteristics of cohesive soils that
exhibit plasticity should be investigated using
Undisturbed samples and laboratory consolidation tests
as prescribed in Article 10.6.2.4.3.
■ «•(■* hr M •mM'
Figure 10.6.2.4.2-1 Bearing Capacity Index verm

Corrected SFT (modifled from Cheney and Chettle, 2000,
after Hough, 2959),
10.6.2.4.3 Settlement ofFootings on Cohesive Soils Cl 0.6.2.4.3
Spread footings in which cohesive soils are located In practice, footings on cohesive soils are most
within the zone of stress influence shall be investigated likely founded on overconsolidated clays, and
for consolidation settlement. Elastic and secondary settlements can be estimated using elastic theory
settlement shall also be investigated in consideration of (Baguelin et al, 1978), or the tangent modulus method
the timing and sequence of construction loading and the {Janbu, 1963, 1967). Settlements of footings on
tolerance of the structure to total and differential overconsolidated clay usually occur at approximately
movements. , one order of magnitude faster than soils without
Whew laboratory test results are expressed m terms preconsolidation, and it is reasonable to assume that
of void ratio, e, the consolidation settlement of footings they take place as rapidly as the loads are applied.
shall be taken as: Infrequently, a layer of cohesive soil may exhibit a
preconsolidation stress less than the calculated existing
a For overconsolidated soils where o'p > a '0, see overburden stress. The soil is then said to be
underconsolidated because a state of equilibrium has not
Figure 1: yet been reached under the applied overburden stress.
Such a condition may have been caused by a recent
lowering of the groundwater table. In this case,
Sc = consolidation settlement will occur due to the additional
.1+ *0.
(10.6.2.4.3-1) load of the structure and the settlement that is occurring

to reach a state of equilibrium. The total consolidation
settlement due to these two components can be
• For normally consolidated soils where
estimated by Eq. 3 or Eq. 6.
o'p **0 o'1 Normally consolidated and underconsoiidated soils
should be considered unsuitable for direct support of
if. If (10.6.2.4.3-2) spread footings due to the magnitude of potential
settlement, the time required for settlement, for low
= 1+ l c‘log shear strength concerns, or any combination of these
design considerations. Preloading or vertical drains may
• For underconsoiidated soils where o'p < o'0‘. be considered to mitigate these concerns.
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Section 10 (SI): Foundations
Consideration should be given to the relative
change in the computed nominal resistance based on
effective versus gross footing dimensions for the size of
footings typically used for bridges. Judgment should be
used in deciding whether the use of gross footing
dimensions for computing nominal bearing resistance at
the strength limit state would result in a conservative
design.
10.6.3.1,2 Theoretical Estimation

10.6.3.1.2a Basic Formulation Cl 0.6.3.1.2a
The nominal bearing resistance shall be estimated

using accepted soil mechanics theories and should be
based on measured soil parameters. The soil parameters
used in the analyses shall be representative of the soil
shear strength under the considered loading and
subsurface conditions.
The nominal bearing resistance of spread footings
on cohesionless soils shall be evaluated using effective
stress analyses and drained soil strength parameters.
The nominal bearing resistance of spread footings
on cohesive soils shall be evaluated for total stress
analyses and undrained soil strength parameters. In
cases where the cohesive soils may soften and lose
strength with time, the bearing resistance of these soils
shall also be evaluated for permanent loading conditions
using effective stress analyses and drained soil strength
parameters.
For spread footings bearing on compacted soils, the
nominal bearing resistance shall be evaluated using the
more critical of either total or effective stress analyses.
Except as noted below, the nominal bearing The bearing resistance formulation provided in
resistance of a soil layer, in MPa, should be taken as: Eqs. 1 though 4 is the complete formulation as described
in the Munfakh, et al. (2001). However, in practice, not
all of the factors included in these equations have been
‘l.=^{spDrN,.C^) routinely used.
(I0.6.3.l.2a-l)
+ {0-5gpBN1mCvl xlO"’ )
in which:
(l0.6.3.l.2a-2)
N,m = N,sqdqi, (10.6.3.l.2a-3)
Nym = NySyly (lQ.6.3.l.2a-4)


10-62 AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications fSD
where:
8 ES gravitational acceleration (m/sec.2)
c ss cohesion, taken as undrained shear strength

(MPa)
He ss cohesion term (undrained loading) bearing

capacity factor as specified in Table 1
(dim.)
Ng surcharge (embedment) term (drained or

undrained loading) bearing capacity factor
as specified in Table 1 (dim.)
unit density (footing width) term (drained

loading) bearing capacity factor as
specified in Table 1 (dim.)
P total (moist) density of soil above or below

the bearing depth of the footing (kg/m3)
D, footing embedment depth (mm)
B footing width (mm)
CWq,Cwf m correction factors to account for the

location of the groundwater table as
Sc, Sy^g m footing shape correction factors as

dq correction factor to account for the

shearing resistance along the failure
surface passing through cohesioniless
material above the bearing elevation as
load inclination factors determined from Most geotechnical engineers nationwide have not
lc, b h B used the load inclination factors. This is due, in part, to
Eqs. 5 or 6, and 7 and 8 (dim.) the lack of knowledge of the vertical and horizontal
loads at the time of geotechnical explorations and
For <|>/ * 0: preparation of bearing resistance recommendations.
Furthermore, the basis of the load inclination
/c = i - (nH/cBLNc) (10.6.3.1.2a-5) factors computed by Eqs. 5 to 8 is a combination of
bearing resistance theory and small scale load tests on
For<}>/ > 0: 25 mm wide plates on London Clay and Ham River
Sand {Meyerhof, 1953), Therefore, the factors do not
(10.6.3.1.2a-6) take into consideration the effects of depth of
embedment Meyerhof further showed that for footings
with a depth of embedment ratio of DfIB => l, the effects
in which: of load inclination on bearing resistance are relatively
small. The theoretical formulation of load inclination
factors were further examined by Brinch-Hansen {1970),
H with additional modification by Vesic {1973) into the
1- (10.6.3.1.2a-7)
{V + cBL cot ^) form provided in Eqs. 5 to 8.


Tablefjf Correlation Between (ROD) and Rock Mass Quality
(BIENIAWSKI, 1979)
S No. RQD (%) Rock Quality
< 25 V Root
' 25-50 Poor
3 50 - 75 Fair
4 75-90 Good
5 90-100 Excellent
TableJ?] Rock Material Strength

(BIEB1AWSKI, 1979, 1984)
Unconftred
Com press ve Field Estimation of Hardness
Term
Strength
(MPci
V Hare Rock - more rfi£' r ~e pelo^ of geologca
Very S’rone > 100 rammer recuirea to break specimen
Hard Rock - hand helc specimen con be broken with

Strong 5 0 - 10C
single below of geological hamne'
Mode-ate Soft Rocr - 5mm inaentacons with snare enc of pick

'2 5 - 50
Strong
Moderately 5 0- 12 5 Toe hard to cut by hand into s biaxial specimen

Weak
V Soft Rock - materia' cr moies under f rrr blows with
Weak 12 5 - 5 C the sna^p end of a geoiocicc dick
Very Weak Bribe or tough may be rrc e-n in hand with difficulty
0 50 - 1 25
Rock
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Table[3]: Rock Mass Rating System (RMRS)
Ciassification Parameters and Their Ratings

Parameter Range of Values
F or this, to* ranoe-
Point Load
1.Strength 2-c MPa 1-2 MPa unaxia! comp test is
strength > 10 MPa 4-10 MPa
ol perfered
index
Intact
Uniaxial 5-25 1-5 < 1
Rocfc 50-100' MPa 25-50 MPa
Comp > 250 MPa 100-250 MPa MPa Mpa MPa
index
4 2 1 0
Rating 15 12
75-90% 50-75% 25-50% < 25%

2. Core Quality ( RQDi 90-100%
20 13 8 3
Ratrc
0 6 -2m 0.20-0 60 m 0 06-0 2 m < 0 06 m
3 Spacing of Discontinuities >2rp
20 15 10 6 5
Rating
4.Condition of discontinuities Soft aouoe >5mm
Slight rough Slight rough Slichenside or
V rough surface Separation* • gouge<5mc-
Separation*'1
Not continuous mm mrri r>' Separation o' Separation >5rnfr
Not separation Slight Highly 1-5 rrr
Unweathered x»ck ■.veatoered wear here: continuous continuous
Rating 30 25 20 1C C
5 Groundwater.
Inflow per lOrr, Turme :.engtr; None < 10 1C - 23 25 - 125 > 125
Joint Water Pressures 0 < 0 1 0 1 -C 2 0 2-05 > C.5

Geneva' Conditions Completely dp Damp We: Dripping Flowing
Rating 15 1C 0
6. Rating Adjustmentfor Discontinuity Onentabons
Strike & dip orientations V favorable ! Favo'abte- Far Unfavorable V Unfavorable
2 -5 -10 12
Tunnel, Mine 0
Rating Foundations 0 -/ -15 -25
Slopes C -5 -25 -50
7 Rock Mass Classes Determined From Total Rating
Ratine 100 — 61 80 - 61 60 *- 41 4Q*- 21 < 21
Class Nc I II 111 IV V
V Good Fair Rock- Poor Rock V Poor Rock
Description Good Rock.
Rock
Cohesion of Rock Mass 100 - 200 < 10C
> 400 300 - 400 200 - 300
( KPa)
Ffiction Angie of Rock, 25 35 15-25 < 15
> 45 35 - 45
Mass (<p)
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54 Rock strength and deformability
GPa (p.s.i.xlG6)
90 (RMR- 10)
Em =10 40 12
80 /
70 10
60
In situ 8
modulus of 50 -
deformation Em = 2 RMR - 100
EM(GPa) 40 6
/
30
. • !
/y. 4
20
2
10 •
• •
■o 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Rock mass rating RMR
Figure 3.9 Relationship between in situ modulus and rock mass rating fBieniawski, 1978; Serafim and Pereira
1983).
to the rock mass rating over the range of about machine or a point load tester. The compression
20 to 85 by (Serafim and Pereira, 1983): machine gives the more precise results but it is
g __ 2q(RMR—l0)/40 necessary to prepare the samples in the manner
(3.5)
described in Section 3.2.2 on modulus testing.
Determination of approximate compressive
3.3 Compressive strength strength values made with the point load testing
Compressive strength values of rock are used in equipment has the advantage that tests can be
the determination of bond strengths at the rock/ conducted on lengths of unprepared core in axial
concrete interface in drilled piers and tensioned and diametral directions, as well as on irregular
anchors, and for the bearing capacity of spread lumps of rock (ISRM, 1985). The equipment is
footings. In the case of bond strength values, portable and can readily used in the field. The
empirical relationships have been developed principle of operation is that a compressive load
between compressive strength of intact rock and is applied through two conical platens which
working bond strengths that have been found to cause the rock to break in tension between these
operate satisfactorily in practice. In the case of two points. If the distance between the platens
is D and the breaking load is P, then the point
spread footings where the bearing area is larger
load index /s is given by:
than the spacing between fractures, the bearing
capacity can be calculated from the compressive 4 = P/Dl (3.6)
strength of the rock mass. The following is a
discussion on methods of determining the com where De, the equivalent core diameter, is given
by:
pressive strength of both intact rock, and the
rock mass. De - D2 for diametrial tests
= 4A/n for axial, block and lump tests
3.3.1 Compressive strength of intact rock
and A - WD is the minimum cross-sectional area
The compressive strength of intact rock can of a plane through the platen contact points (W is
readily be measured using either a compression the specimen width).

56 Rock strength and deform ability
samples, and that this minimum strength is about

1.0 * 20 to 30% of the maximum strength (Fig. 3.11).
Laboratory testing to determine the compress
03 ive strength of fractured rock is difficult because
of the problem in obtaining undisturbed samples
0.6
of fractured rock, and then testing a sufficiently
large sample that is representative of the frac
au(max)
Diorite
ture conditions. To avoid the expense of carrying
04 - out laboratory testing, it is usual to use empirical
relationships between the rock mass strength and
02 the fracture characteristics.
Coai For most foundations, the rock is loaded in a
0
triaxial stress field consisting of the foundation
1.0 2.0 3.0 load and the confinement produced by the sur
Specimen side length (m) rounding rock. Therefore, in calculating the
bearing capacity of the rock, it is necessary to
Figure 3.11 Effect of specimen size on measured
uniaxial strength (Heuze, 1980). have a strength criterion that is expressed in terms
of the principal stresses acting on the rock, and
takes into account the characteristics of the
fractured rock mass. Such a criterion will allow
A'plt = (.CL/SO)0,45 (mm). (3.7b)
the state of stress at any point in the foundation
It has been found on average that the uniaxial to be compared with the rock mass strength at
compressive strength is about 20 to 25 times the that point, which will identify overstressed areas
point load strength index. However, tests on so that the design can be modified accordingly.
many different types of rock show that the ratio This approach is useful in the case of dam foun
can vary between 35 and 50, especially for aniso dations where the stress distribution is usually
tropic rocks. Consequentially, the most reliable non-uniform across the bearing surface, and
results are obtained if a series of uniaxial cali also for foundations located on the crest of steep
bration tests are carried out. slopes.
Point load test results are not acceptable if the A strength criterion for fractured rock has been
failure plane lies partially along a pre-existing developed by Hoek- (1983) and Hoek and Brown
fracture in the rock, or is not coincident with the (1988) which can be applied readily to the design
line between the platens. For tests in weak rock of foundations. This is an empirical criterion that
where the platens indent the rock, the test results has been developed by trial and error and is based
should be adjusted by measuring the amount of on the observed behaviour of rock masses, model
indentation and correcting the distance D studies to simulate the failure mechanism of
jointed rock, and triaxial compression tests
of fractured rock. Hoek’s expression for the
3,3.2 Compressive strength of fractured rock
maximum principal stress aj at failure is
Fractured rock will, of course, have a much lower 1
aj = a? -f (wall(r) + ,ya~(r))5 (3.8)
compressive strength than intact rock. Studies
have been conducted on the load capacity of where is the minimum principle stress or
mine pillars which demonstrate the decrease in confining stress; cru(r) is the uniaxial compressive
strength that occurs as the sample size is increased strength of the intact rock; and~77r~and~'5~ are
(Bieniawski, 1975; Pratt, 1972). These tests show dimensionless constants.-...
that once the side length is greater than about 1 m It is assumed that the failure process is defined
(3 ft) there is little decrease in strength with larger by the major and minor principal stresses and that

WEDGE OF 9CHL
ACTING TO GE3BT
UPUFTfw r
i H
ANGLE 9 s 30° FOR COHESIVE SOIL ,20® FDR
GRANULAR SOIL.
Wj * WEIGHT OF FOOTING PLUS WEDGE OF SOIL
\
\ I
I
N // ACTING TO RESIST UPLIFT.
V I / SAFETY FACTOR = *L , SAFETY FACTOR SHOULD
‘
\ I */ BE NO LESS THAN 1.5 WHERE TRANSIENT LOADS APPLY.

* •
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6
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\ I Wc • WEIGHT OF FOOTING.
i
i
i
4MA1WB Of STABILITY AND SOL PRESSURES
SAME AS IN FIGURE IS CHAPTER 3.MAMMUN SOIL
\8 ■ i* PRESSURE ON BASE CF FOCfflNG IS OBTAINED
ANGLE .... !
SHOWN A Mk. BY COMBINING ^,WC . APPLIED LOAD 4ND
A30VE \\ Pijt
MOMENT.
RSaumED SAFETY FACTOR AGAINST OVERTURNING
11.5.WHERE TRANSIENT LOADS AJ« APPLIED.
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H pjY*
, ?3S7-
I
MOMENT IS RESISTED BY EARTH PRESSURE ON
SIDES OF PER OR POST.
FOR ANALYSIS OF STRESS OR DEFLSCTIOH, SEE CASE 2.
PIER
OR POST •> FIGURE II CHAPTER 3.
i ALLOWABLE MOMENT ORDINARILY 13 UNITED BY
THE TOLERABLE MOVEMENT OF THE FOUNDATION.
4.1. A
I EARTH PRESSUREv
ON VERTICAL SIDES
| PIER CW'roST RESISTING URGE MOMENT AND 3MAU. UPUFT AND HORIZONTAL bPD. ]
pt RESULTANT OF ;/P p
guy sracss
/S \ /
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IN ROCK IN SOIL 3Y PILES ^

(SEE FIGURE IS) (SEE FIGURE IS) ;SE FWURE 8,CHAPTER 31
TOWER 3UY ANCHORAGE (SEE CHAPTER 3)
FIGURE 17
Resistance of Footings and Anchorages to Combined Transient Loads
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APPENDIX (VII)
Photos

300 MWAC JEDDAH SOLAR POWER PROJECT
3RD INDUSTRIAL CITY, JEDDAH, K.S.A.
BOREHOLE ‐ SITE PHOTOS
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ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY TEST ‐ SITE PHOTOS
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TRIAL PIT ‐ SITE PHOTOS
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Trial pit‐ 01 Trial pit‐ 02
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Ref. SM‐10822 3 of 6
Ref. SM‐10822 4 of 6
NOT DONE DUE TO ROCKY AREA
Ref. SM‐10822 5 of 6
Trial pit‐ 25 Trial pit26
Ref. SM‐10822 6 of 6
PLATE LOAD TEST ‐ SITE PHOTOS
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GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED

Date March 2021

Revision No. Rev.01

Edition Ed. 02 LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED

March 3, 2021 Project: SM-10822 ed.02

SUBJECT: Geotechnical Investigation Report For

We are pleased to submit the results of the Geotechnical Investigation which

supported on Shallow Foundations.

We appreciate this opportunity to be of service to you on this project, Please do

can be of further service.

Very truly yours

SOIL & FOUNDATION CO., LTD

ENGR. ABDUL MANAN JAMAL EDDIN

300 MWac JEDDAH SOLAR POWER PROJECT

1.1 Purpose of Report 5

1.2 Scope of Report.... 5

3. GENERAL SITE LOCATION 6

4.1 Geology of Saudi... 7

4.2 Geology of Jeddah 7

6.2 Standard Penetration Test 10

6.3 Coring in Rock Formation 11

6.4 Electrical Resistivity Test. 13

6.5 In situ Test Pits 15

6.6 Plate Load Test 16

6.7 Bulk Samples.................. 17

7.1 Particle Size Distribution 18

7.2 Water Content 19

7.3 Atterberg Limits.. 19

7.4 Direct Shear Test 19

7.5 Chemical Analyses....................... 20

7.6 Thermal Resistivity Test.............. 20

7.7 Modified Proctor Compaction Test 20

7.8 CBR Test 20

300 MWac Jeddah Solar Power Project (3)

9. STUDY AND ANALYSES 23

9.1 Soil Parameters Estimation 24

9.2 Bearing Capacities .... 25

9.3 Settlement Estimation 25

9.3.1 Foundation Conditions and Distribution of Stresses 25

9.3.2 Immediately Settlement (Si)............................. 26

9.3.3 The Consolidation / Long Term Settlement (Sc) 26

9.4 General Considerations 26

11. GEOTECHNICAL RECOMMENDATIONS 27

300 MWac Jeddah Solar Power Project (4)

300 Mwac JEDDAH SOLAR POWER PROJECT

1.1 Purpose of Report

is located at 3rd Industrial City, Jeddah, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The purpose of this geotechnical investigation is to determine the depth and

characteristic of the different subsurface formations, the required foundation depth,

bearing capacity and expected settlements for the proposed structure.

1.2 Scope of Report

observations which were conducted on representative samples of the different soil

types encountered at the site, subsurface formations, geotechnical

recommendations and guidelines for general earthwork construction specifications.

appendices in the form of borehole logs and results of laboratory tests.

300 MWac Jeddah Solar Power Project (5) L-L- Ub

300 MWac Jeddah Solar Power Project (6)

4.1 Geology of Saudi

originated as volcanic islands or as chains of volcanoes along spreading centers

and subduction zones in a Neoproterozoic ocean and against ancient continental

preserved, exposed in western Saudi Arabia in Arabian shield.

I.’-AIN GEOLOGIC DIVISIONS