eat \ Yin Win, “a” REPORT ON SOIL INVESTIGATION ©..&focons GEO - TECHNICAL CONSULTANTS MADRAS THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW EARTH BETTER "7-wwrvreowreseseeeeeeeeseeeceeeeeegeegeegGge eg 6 € Eiof = os GEO-PHYSICAL INVESTIGATION SURVEY (LAND & MARINE) WATER RESOURGES SOIL EXPLORATION MINERAL EXPLORATION 4 “Vijay House” 21/1A, First Floor, Sydoji Lane, i Triplicane, Chennai - 600 005. 7 Phone : 28526186 aeee Ve VU VECO CeCeoeeCeeeCG ee eeGeGCeCgCEee Geo — technical Consultants New No. 12, Sydoji Lane, 1* Floor, Triplicane, Chennai — 600 005. Phone: 28526186 Paw NEO GEOCONS SOIL INVESTIGATION REPORT Date: 18.12.2006 Client : Mls. Akshaya Homes Private Limited, #22, 2™ Main Road, Nehru Nagar, Adyar, Chennai — 600 0020 Project: Proposed construction of Commercial & Residential Complex at # 6/117, Trichy — Coimbatore Road, Sundaresan Lay out, Coimbatore. Our Job No ; S.E. 2144 CONTENTS PAGE NO 1. INTRODUCTION 1 2. TERMS OF REFERENCE 1 3. FIELD WORKS 1 4, LABORATORY TEST 2 5. SOIL PROFILES: 3 6. “ANALYSIS 4-8 Ts. RECOMMENDATIONS 7-8 8. SITE PLAN BORE HOLE LOCATIONS FIG - 1 9 9. BORE LOG-FIGS-2to4 10-12 10.GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CURVE-FIG-5to7 13-15 11. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN @ & “N” FIG—8 16 12.SETTLEMENT FOR UNIT PRESSURE — FIG - 9 7 13. LABORATORY TEST RESULTS — TABLE = 14 18-19~ Sv Vv SS eeeeeeeoeeuoeoeeoeoeeceeoeceeeweeeeeeneege NEO GEOCONS SOIL INVESTIGATION REPORT Report to accompany the soil investigation for foundation for the proposed construction of Commercial & Residential complex at Coimbatore. 4. INTRODUCTION Ms. Akshaya Homes, # 22, 2™ Street, Nehru Nagar, Adyar, Chennai, has proposed to construct a Commercial & Residential complex at Coimbatore. It is reported that the proposed building is a framed structure with Stilt4 floors and Stilt+10 floors in ultimate stage. The loading details for various columns have not been furnished. Scaled lay out showing the dispositions of the site, proposed building etc, have not been furnished. 2. TERMS OF REFERENCE The given job comprises of “Drilling in soil to a depth of 10.00m-OR upto ‘the hard stratum with SPT “N” value over 50 whichever is encountered earlier — Conducting necessary field test (S.P.T) & Laboratory test on the:soil - Submitting three copies of soil test report with Safe Bearing Capacity of soil, Classification of Soil, type & depth of foundation, recommendations for the proposed structure.” The bore holes were terminated, only after confirming the continuity of hard stratum with three to four consecutive ‘N’ value over 50, where SPT febound and also 3.00m into the hard layer. 3. FIELD WORKS ‘The task of soil investigation and suggestion of suitable foundation was entrusted to this firm. The exploration works were commenced and completed 1 Job No: S.E. 2144eso 9 eeu CER HeuEeREeHRUCHCOKCEKCHECHECCCCeCeHCKCCEHS P NEO GEOCONS during November 2006. Totally three bore holes have been provided upto and within the hard stratum upto 4.50m depth each at the locations shown by the client as per the terms of reference. The bore holes were advanced using rotary boring with calyx drill rig by employing direct drill mud circulation process. The drill mud was prepared using sodium bentonite. As part of boring programme, SPT were conducted at regular intervals by suspending the drilling operations and by inserting the SPT assembly at the lower end of the string of hollow drill rods. Before, conducting the SPT, the bore hole at a particular test depth was cleaned by allowing water under pressure till such time the upcoming wash water was free from any soil particles in suspension. Normally about 10 minutes were found sufficient to clean the bore hole at a particular test depth. The observed SPT ‘N’ values are tabulated in bore log figs — 2 to 4. Disturbed soil samples were also collected,wherever necessary and brought to the soils laboratory located in Chennai — 600 005. In all the bore holes,the ground water table was not encountered within the explored depth of 4.50m below the existing ground level at the time of exploration 4, LABORATORY TESTS Soil samples collected from the bore holes were subjected to the following laboratory tests as per the relevant Indian Standards. 1. Grain size analysis a) Sieve analysis b) Hydrometer analysis Sieve analysis were conducted for the cohesion less soil layers and combined sieve and hydrometer tests were conducted for cohesive soil layers. The test results are given in table — 1. 2 Job No: S.E. 2144~ SV SSO eeeeeeeeoeee dee eee ere deere eceeee NEO GEOCONS 5. SOIL PROFILES Based on the SPT data, necessary Soil profiles were constructed and the same are presented in the bore log figs — 2 to 4 In bore hole — 1,the top layer present upto 0.50m depth is silty sand with gravel, followed by medium dense silty sand with gravel with the observed SPT ‘N’ value 19, followed by 2.70m thick very dense Soft Disintegrated Rock (SDR) ‘comprising of silt & sand with rock pieces with the observed SPT ‘N’ value more than 50 at three consecutive depths, followed by 0.50m thick very dense weathered rock upto the explored depth of 4.50m below the existing ground level with the observed SPT more than 50 and the split spoon sampler attached at the lower end of the SPT assembly got rebound which is an indicator that the substratum is very dense in compactness. It is likely that similar or still stronger substratum is to be continued in the further down depths also, Top layer present upto 0.50m depth in bore hole — 2 is silty sand with gravel, followed by 1.00m thick medium dense silty sand with gravel with the observed SPT 'N’ value 1§ followed by 2.50m thick very dense Soft Disintegrated Rock (SDR) comprising of silt & sand with rock pieces with the observed SPT ‘N’ value more than 50 at four consecutive depths, followed by 0.50m thick very dense weathered rock upto the explored depth of 4.50m below the existing ground level with the observed SPT more than 50 and the split spoon sampler attached at the lower end of the SPT assembly got rebound which is an indicator that the substratum is very dense in compactness. 'tis likely that similar or still stronger substratum is to be continued in the further down depths also. 3 Job No: S.E. 2144 eSees VeeeeeUCCSKRHOHHKCKCKCKCKCKCKCHCCCCHCCECEECSE NEO GEOCONS In bore hole - 3,the top layer present upto 0.15m depth is silty sand with gravel (fl) followed by 1.50m thick sity sand with grave} followed by 2.35m thick very dense Soft Disintegrated Rock (SDR) comprising of silt & sand with rock pieces with the observed SPT ‘N’ value more than 50 at three consecutive depths, followed by 0.50m thick very dense weathered rock upto the explored depth of 4.50m below the existing ground level with the observed SPT more than 50 and the split spoon sampler attached at the lower end of the SPT assembly got rebound which is an indicator that the substratum is very dense in compactness. It is likely that similar or still stronger substratum is to be continued in the further down depths also. 6. ANALYSIS As already discussed, the present proposal envisages construction of Commercial & Residential complex at Coimbatore. It is reported that the proposed building is a framed structure with Stit+4 floors and Stilt+10 floors in ultimate stage. Totally three bore holes have been provided upto and’ within the hard stratum at the locations shown by the client as per the terms of reference. A comparative examination of the BH.No:1 to BH.No:3 reveals that they are fairly uniform as regards soil delineation and strength profile within the significant depth. 6.1. Estimation of Safe Bearing Capacity from Shear Failure Criterion For observed SPT ‘N’ value = 50, Correlated value of = 40° (As per IS: 6403 — 1981) 4 Job No: S.E. 2144SEeUeUeeeveeCeeGOSKRHOHHCHKTKCKCKCKCKCPCCCECChKCECHHS | NEO GEOCONS anu = 137 DING+0.47BN, Where, 1 Submerged unit weight of soil taken as 1gmicc B 4.00m (Minimum) DF = 2.00m aye: =) “40° The net safe bearing capacity could be computed using a factor of safety of 2.5, with the relationship Net safe bearing capacity Ashi Net ultimate bearing capacity Factor of safety For $ = 40° (Correlated value), Corresponding bearing capacity factors Nq = 64.20 Nr = 109.41 As per IS: 6403 — 1981 Substituting, qnu = 1.8x_41_x 200x64.20+0.40x_14 x 100x 109.41 1000 000 21.068kg/cm? Giving a factor of safety of 2.5, the net safe bearing capacity qs = 21.068 = 8.427kg/om? i.e. 84.27tm? 2.60 The computations presented above accounts for shear failure criterion only. For stability, the other criterion viz. settlement has also to be Satisfied which s evaluated in the succeeding Para. Job No: S.E. 2144SeeeeoeeeeoeoeoSRCCHCKCKCHCOKHOKCKCKCHCHCECCCHCECHEES | NEO GEOCONS COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX FOR STILT + 4 FLOORS It is reported that the proposed structure is Stilt + 4 floors. The loading details in various columns have not been furnished. For the above stated proposed structure Individual footing / Strip raft foundation shall be provided at a depth around 2.00m below the existing ground level on Soft Disintegrated Rock (SDR) layer with the observed SPT ‘N’ value more than 50. The Soft Disintegrated Rock (SDR) layer comprising of silt, gravel particles, 6.2. Allowable bearing pressure from settlement criterion Settlement of a footing of width B, under unit intensity of pressure, resting on dry cohesion less soil deposit with known standard penetration resistance ‘N’ value could be computed from fig — 9 of IS: 8009 (Part - 1). The allowable bearing pressure is calculated for a settlement of 25mm for a foundation of maximum width of 2.50m placed at 2.00m depth below the existing ground level on Soft Disintegrated Rock (SDR) layer. Ground water level is taken at the base of the foundation as worst case. Observed SPT ‘N’ value at a depth of 2.0m = 50 Corresponding, settlement under 1kg/cm’ for a foundation of = §.00 x 10°m width 2.50m (Maximum) Water table correction = 0.50 Allowable bearing pressure for 1 x 0.025 x 0.5 25mm settlement = 500x10° : = 2.5kg/cm? i.e. 25t/m? As it could be perused therein, for the proposed structure it is suggested ‘0 provide individual footing at a depth of 2.00m below the existing ground level 6 Job No: S.E. 2144SEF FP Eee BCCCHCKCHCKCKCKCC ECC CCECEECEES | NEO GEOCONS on Soft Disintegrated Rock (SDR) layer. The allowable bearing pressure works ‘out to 25t/m?. COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX FOR STILT + 10 FLOORS 6.3. Allowable bearing pressure for Full raft foundation For higher loading rate and also, if the footing covers (Eighty Percent) 80% of the plan area, full raft foundation shall be provided on Soft Disintegrated Rock (SDR) layer at any depth below 2.00m from the existing ground level with an ailowable bearing pressure of 25t/m’. The settlement for full raft would be within the allowable limit, since the underlying layer is very dense Soft Disintegrated Rock (SDR) layer. The Soft Disintegrated Rock (SDR) layer comprises of silt & sand particles with gravel. Hence the allowable bearing pressure should not exceed 25t/m*, inorder to avoid crushing of soil particles under sustained loading, 7. RECOMMENDATIONS 4. For the proposed framed structure with Stilt+4 floors, Isolated spread footing / strip raft shall be provided as foundation. 2. The bottom of footing shall be located at a depth of 2.00m below the existing ground level on Soft Disintegrated Rock (SDR) layer. 3. For the proposed framed structure with Stilt¥10 floors, Full raft (Mat) foundation shall be provided at any depth below 2.00m from the existing ground level. 4. For Individual footing / Strip raft / Full Raft foundation, the allowable bearing pressure works out to 25t/m?. 5. The Soft Disintegrated Rock (SDR) layer comprises of silt & sand particles with gravel. Hence the allowable bearing pressure should not 7 Job No: S.E. 2144| pe ale NEO GEOCONS exceed 25t/m*, inorder to avoid crushing of soil particles under sustained loading. 6. For the above loading rate, the settlement is within the allowable limit. 7. All the columns shall be tied up at the grade beam level both longitudinally and transversally to ensure integral action of the frame as a whole. 8. Over excavations shall be avoided. Over excavated portion, if any, shall be backfilled with lean concrete. 9. After reaching the termination level of the trench, the laying of mud mat concrete shall be done immediately without allowing any elapse of time. This is to avoid collection at rain / storm water in the trench and causing reduction in strength of the supporting stratum. Alternatively, the last 0.15m thick portion of foundation shall be removed just before mud mat conoreting. 10.The entire recommendations as above are based on three bore holes provided upto and within the hard stratum at the locations shown by the departmental officers as per the terms of reference. The uniformity or otherwise of the soil delineation and strength profile over the entire site shall be verified during execution. If there are any variations, the same shall be reported to us for review and further advice. For EO GEOCON: 7 Ke fava, Xian MANAGING PARTNy GEORG. fe fasel 8 Job No: S.E. 2144® : 28526166 GEO-TECHNICAL CONSULTANTS “Vijay House" GEO - PHYSICAL INVESTIGATION dark 21/1, First Floor, Sydoji Lane, ‘SOIL EXPLORATION & FOUNDATION DESIGN S 7 Re ee Nor To SCALE — “TRicny Cow pATore RoAD-—>— RoAD @ Bro @BH-No:2, @ BHNO:2, — Rody — Proposed construction of Commercial & Residential Complex at # 6/117. Trichy ~ Coimbatore Road, Sundaresan Lay out, Coimbatore, @ BH.No: 4 to BH.No: 3 Location of Bore Holes FIG~1 9 Job No: S.E. 2144 “THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW EARTH BETTER" eee es SEFC SESSCCSS PCRS SCSECCHCKCKERECHCHCCHECEGCECECESNEO GEOCONS Bore Log Client : Mis. Akshaya Homes Private Limited, # 22, 2" Street, Nehru Nagar, Adyar, Chennai Project : Soil investigation for the proposed construction of Commercial & Residential Complex at # 6/117, Trichy — Coimbatore Road, Sundaresan Lay out, Coimbatore. CCCRGCCKCECECCECECEEOS G.W. Level: Not Encountered (During December 2006) BoreHoleNo: 4 Type of Boring: — Mechanical Rock drilling equipment = ‘Samples Details of Standard ext |ag) come |i, [ cae oe | oma low 5 (m) coliting | 3 representation of ot” | 33 £ mime | 2 tration sesistance | (rm zZ | os [us| “™ |; ponetet = = 10 20 30 40 50 60 SILTY SAND ~j ] 3 WITH GRAVEL: x (Dark brown) eae SILTY SAND 0.50 | WITH GRAVEL 1.00 19 2 SSE) (Reddish brown) _|®»80 | 2 ‘$ | SOFT DISINTEGRATED 1.30 | | 9 ISS ROCK (SDR) 2.00 | (>50) ks] COMPRISING OF ‘tow 9 |3 [ce] SILT&sANDWiTH | 2-7 Ive ROCK PIECES, 3.00 | (50) ° 4 ise (Brownish grey) ‘ave <*™4 WEATHERED ROCK 4.00 4.00 | (>50) . [ia (Greyish) Eee. ‘oe 8 4.50 450 | (360) 2 Net “2° » > End of Boring (4.50) ° ° 2 2 Fig-2 > 5 10 Job No: S.E. 2144 > . 5 . > 7 5 )NEO GEOCONS Bore Log Client : Mls, Akshaya Homes Private Limited, # 22, 2” Street, Nehru Nagar, Adyar, Chennai Project : Soil investigation for the proposed construction of Commercial & Residential Complex at # 6/117, Trichy - Coimbatore Road, ‘Sundaresan Lay out, Coimbatore. GW. Level: Not Encountered (During December 2008) Bore Hole No : 2 Type of Boring: — Mechanical Rock drilling equipment aa ee oe FSSC SeeweseseeoeeCeeReCCECEGCEECEEEEE | 3S Samples | _ Details of Standard Penetration Test Depth | | Deseription of Soi i 5 | comet | Graphical 2 eating | 3 ropresentation of ara ' cata’ |S | penetration resistance © (mm) z | os jus) “™ |e : 40 20 30 40 50 60 SILTY SAND wee — WITH GRAVEL 0-50 1 (Dark brown), ‘SILTY SAND 0.50 WITH GRAVEL then 075 | 15 (Reddish brown) 2 ‘SOFT DISINTEGRATED 1.60 1.50 | (250) ROCK (SDR) teen COMPRISING OF 3 SILT & SAND wiTH | 1-12 ROCK PIECES, (Brownish grey) q 2.50 | (50) ‘SOFT DISINTEGRATED 2.60 ‘om ROCK (SDR) 4 COMPRISING OF SILT & | [.40 SAND WITH ROCK PIECES 3.50. | (50) ° (Dark grey) ‘Be WEATHERED ROCK 4.00 4.00 | 50) (Gravis Se ae 5 4.50 4.50 (50) ———> End of Boring (4.50) Fig—3 11 Job No: S.E. 2144SSS FF OFECECOCOOME EEG Project G.W. Level Bore Hole No : Type of Bor NEO GEOCONS Bore Log Mis. Akshaya Homes Private Limited, # 22, 2" Street, Nehru Nagar, Adyar, Chennai Soll investigation for the proposed construction of Commercial & Residential Complex at # 6/117, Trichy — Coimbatore Road, Sundaresan Lay out, Coimbatore. Not Encountered (During December 2008) i Mechanical Rock drilling equipment = r 3 Samples Dolails of Standard Penetration Test Dopth Description orso | ted at ‘Graphical bolow g&|—m | or | 8 representation of GL $8 stim) | 5 | _ponetration resistan (m) = Ds | ups 6 —___| g 10 20 30 40 50 60 SILTY SAND oe WITH GRAVEL (FILL) | (Dark brown SILTY SAND J} WITH GRAVEL (Reddish brown) 1.50 | (>50) SOFT DISINTEGRATED | on ROCK (SDR) COMPRISING OF SILT & SAND WITH | 0.357 ROCK PIECES (Brownish grey) ‘SOFT DISINTEGRATED 2.00 (250) ROCK (SDR) 250 | we COMPRISING OF SILT & SAND WITH [2+ 2° es ROCK PIECES 3.50 | (250) (Dark grey) sr WEATHERED ROCK | 4.00 . 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Rudramoorthy 9 Gena, Me Fh Principal DEPARTMENT OF Civil ENGINEERING Ref : P/Env/Testi2014/19 , Date; 17.03.2014 Client : M/s, Akshaya Pvt. Ltd., ORBIT 11 Project Trichy Road Coimbatore ~ 641 018 Reference : Your letter dated : 01.03.2014 (Source : Borewell Water) Client's letter and Sample Received on : 03.03.2014 REPORT ON WATER ANALYSIS CONDUCTED FOR FINDING SUITABILITY FOR CONSTRUCTION AND DRINKING PURPOSE The water sample supplied by the client was analysed for its various chemical characteristics in order to find its suitability for construction and drinking purpose. _ Following table gives the concentration / level of various parameters and their permissible values for construction purpose. sno | rome [Seo | tpi 1 pH 6.88 Not less than 6.00 2 | Total solids magi 770 : 3__[ Dissolved solids mg/l 710 = 4 | Suspended solids mail 60 = 2000, | 5 | Organicsolids mg/l 50. < 200 | 6 | Inorganic solids mg 720 < 3000 | 7__| Sulphates mgil 150 «| <400 i < 500 for ROG < 2000 for concrete & | Chlorides mail | 205 not containing _ | embedded steelRef : PrEnviTesti2014/19 Date: 17.03.2014 Following table gives the concentration / level of various parameters and their permissible values for drinking purpose, ‘Concentration / Permissible level S.No Paramotor Level in given | as per |S 10600 - 1983 / WHO water sample | Permissible | Excessive i [pH 6.88 65 to 85 | 65 to 92 2” | Total Dissolved solids “mg/l 740 500 1500 3__| Sulphates __mgl | 180 __180 _| [4 | Chlorides: mgt 205 ‘250 {5 | Total Hardness mgt ATS 300 6 _| Temporary Hardness "mg/l 55 - 7_| Permanent Hardness _mgil 420 = = 8 Total Alkalinity gil 9 | 200 600 Recommendation : The given water sample is recommended for usage in construction works and not recommended for drinking purpose considering the above chemical characteristics. ‘As the observed concentrations are lesser than the excessive concentration values, this water may be used for drinking purpose, if there is no other water source options. a BMoabeawt bputted (Dr. M.IBRAHIM BATHUSHA) Hob ifc of Civil Engineering TEST IN-CHARGE