Geotechnical Report - 25+220, MNB

REPORT ON GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION FOR PROPOSED
CONSTRUCTION OF MINOR BRIDGE AT CHAINAGE KM. 25+220
PROJECT:FOUR LANING OF KAMALAPURAM TO ODDANCHATRAM

SECTION OF NH-209 (NEW NH-83) FROM DESIGN KM 0.000 TO KM. 35.822
(TOTAL LENGTH – 36.505 KM) UNDER BHARATMALAPARIYOJNA PHASE-I
UNDER THE CATEGORY OF RESIDUAL WORKS OF NHDP ON HAM IN THE
STATE OF TAMIL NADU.
REPORT NUMBER
KTH/SI/5257-K/2019-2020
CLIENT’S REFERENCE
LETTER NO. VP/477/1920
FIELD & LABORATORY INVESTIGATIONS CONDUCTED UNDER THE

GUIDANCE BY
Dr. R. SATHYAMURTHY – CHIEF CONSULTANT

B.E., M.Sc., (Engg), Ph.D. Professor (Retd.) U.V.C.E
Mr. A.N. THYAGARAJA – MANAGING DIRECTOR

B.E., M.E
Mr. K.B.V. PATHI – PRINCIPAL ENGINEER

B.E., MIE
Mr. C. SREENIVASA – TECHNICAL MANAGER

B.E. (Civil)
REPORT SUBMITTED TO
M/s. VASUPRADA CONSULTANTS LLP,

FLAT C-11, CEL APARTMENTS, VASUDHARA ENCLAVE,
NEW DELHI-110096.
REPORT SUBMITTED ON
19.08.2019
REPORT NO. KTH/SI/5257-K/2019-2020
REPORT ON GEO-TECHNICAL INVESTIGATION
CONDUCTED FOR FOUR LANING OF KAMALAPURAM
TO ODDANCHATRAM SECTION OF NH-209 (NEW NH-
83) FROM DESIGN KM 0.000 TO KM. 35.822 (TOTAL
LENGTH – 36.505 KM) UNDER
BHARATMALAPARIYOJNA PHASE-I UNDER THE
CATEGORY OF RESIDUAL WORKS OF NHDP ON HAM
IN THE STATE OF TAMIL NADU.
FOR
FLAT C-11, CEL APARTMENTS, VASUDHARA
ENCLAVE, NEW DELHI-110096.
KARNATAKA TEST HOUSE PVT. LTD.
NABL Accredited Laboratory as per ISO/IEC 17025
INDEX
Sl. Contents Page.

No No
1. Introduction 1
2. Scope of work 1
3. Objectives 1
4. Location Details 2
5. Field Investigation 2-5
6. Laboratory Investigation 5-7
7. Reconnaissance 7
8. Ground Water Table 7
9. Recommendation 8-13
10. Tables-1(Test results on Grain size, Atterberg Limits, Silt factor) 14
11. Graphs (Grain Size analysis curves) 15
12. Bore-logs 16-17
13. Sub Surface Profile 18
14. Borehole Location map 19
No.778/44, 8th Cross, Triveni Road, Gokul 1st Stage, 2nd Phase, Bangalore – 560 054.
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REPORT ON CONDUCTING GEO-TECHNICAL INVESTIGATION FOR FOUR LANING
OF KAMALAPURAM TO ODDANCHATRAM SECTION OF NH-209 (NEW NH-83) FROM
DESIGN KM 0.000 TO KM. 35.822 (TOTAL LENGTH – 36.505 KM) UNDER
BHARATMALAPARIYOJNA PHASE-I UNDER THE CATEGORY OF RESIDUAL WORKS
OF NHDP ON HAM IN THE STATE OF TAMIL NADU.
1.0 INTRODUCTION
M/s. VASUPRADA CONSULTANTS LLP, Flat C-11, Cel Apartments, Vasudhara Enclave,
New Delhi-110096, has been awarded for by NHDP for designing the structure of “MNB” at
the above site.
In order to get necessary data for designing the structure, the customer has proposed soil
investigation at the above site and a reference to carry out the investigation was made to us
vide Letter No. VP/477/1920. Accordingly, necessary field investigation and laboratory tests
were conducted and the results with recommendation are furnished herein.
2.0 SCOPE OF WORK
The scope of the investigation includes the following:
1. Characterizing the subsoil profile by
 Drilling 150/76mm diameter boreholes by rotary drilling rig.
 Conducting Standard Penetration Test at various depths in the boreholes.
 Collecting disturbed and undisturbed soil / rock samples wherever required.
 Conducting necessary laboratory tests on soil / rock samples.
2. Furnishing report including recommendations for allowable bearing pressure.
This report contains the details of executed sub soil investigation, laboratory test
results, suggested foundation systems and suitable ground improvement measures if
any.
3.0 OBJECTIVES
The objectives of soil investigation are to evaluate the following:
 To ascertain the sub-soil strata at the project site.
 To determine the level of ground water table.
 To study the physical and engineering properties of sub soil strata.
 To evaluate allowable safe bearing capacity of sub soil for foundation design.
 To recommend the type and depth of foundation.
 To recommend suitable ground improvement techniques, if found necessary
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The geotechnical investigation was carried out at 01 location as identified and shown by
client. The soil / rock samples collected from the boreholes were tested at geotechnical
laboratory of M/s Karnataka Test House Pvt Ltd, Bangalore
4.0 LOCATION DETAILS
Design Proposed Type Bore Hole Termination

Sl No
Chainage of Structure No Depth in Mtr
1 25+220 MNB BH1 10.0
5.0 FIELD INVESTIGATION
Soil sampling has been conducted as per relevant I.S.1892-1979.
This consists of the following:
1. Physical observation and general survey.
2. Sinking of bore holes at specified locations using rotary drilling equipment by wash
boring technique.
3. Collection of Undisturbed soil samples as per IS 2132:1986
4. Conducting standard penetration tests IS: 2131-1981 at relevant depths.
5. Preparing bore logs of the Sub surface strata at specified location.
The field investigation consists of drilling 150/76mm diameter bore holes using rotary
drilling rig, conducting standard penetration tests and collecting disturbed and undisturbed
soil samples.
Standard penetration test consists of driving split spoon sampler for a length of 450mm
using 63.5kg drop hammer. The height of the fall of hammer is 75cm. The number of
blows required for 300 mm penetration of the split spoon sampler after allowing a seating
drive of 150 mm was recorded as N – value and termed as the penetration resistance N
(as per IS 2131). Samples in the split spoon sampler are collected for laboratory testing
SPT ‘N’ values are co-related with relative density of non-cohesive stratum and with
consistency of cohesive stratum. Co-relations are tabulated below
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CO-RELATION FOR SATURATED SAND/NON-PLASTIC SILT
(Table-9.3 Geotechnical Engineering by V.N.S Murthy)
Relative density N Value
Very loose 0 to 4 Blows
Loose 4 to 10 Blows
Medium 10 to 30 Blows
Dense 30 to 50 Blows
Very Dense 50 and above
CO-RELATION FOR SATURATED CLAY/PLASTIC SILT

(Table-9.4 Geotechnical Engineering by V.N.S Murthy)
Relative density N Value

Very Soft 0 to 2 Blows
Soft 2 to 4 Blows
Medium Stiff 4 to 8 Blows
Stiff 8 to 15 Blows
Very Stiff 15 and 30 Blows
Hard 30 and above
When rock was encountered, size of borehole was changed to Nx. (76mm) diameter. A
core barrel and Nx sized bits are used for drilling and recovery of rock cores. Recovered
rock cores were numbered serially and preserved. Rock core recovery and Rock Quality
Designation were computed for every drilled length of 1.5 m run.
Rock classification in terms of weathering and state of fractures and strength is carried out
in the following manner. Tabulations given below explain it briefly.
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SCALE OF WEATHERING GRADES OF ROCK MASS (IS-4464)-1985
Terms Description Grade Interpretation
No Visible sign of rock material weathering;
Fresh perhaps slight discoloration on major I CR>90%
discontinuity surfaces
Discoloration indicates weathering of rock
Slightly material and discontinuity surfaces. All the CR between
rock material may be discolored by II
Weathered 70% to 90%
weathering
Less than half of the rock material is
Moderately decomposed or disintegrated to a soil. Fresh CR between
or discolored rock is present either as a III
continuous framework or as core stones
More than half of the rock material is
Highly decomposed or disintegrated to a soil. Fresh CR between
or discolored rock is present either as a IV
discontinuous framework or as core stones
All rock material is decomposed and or
Completely disintegrated to soil. The origin mass CR between
V
Weathered structure is still largely intact 0% to 10%
All rock material is converted to soil. The
mass structure and material fabric are
destroyed. There is a large change in CR=Zero%
Residual Soil VI
volume, but the soil has not been But N>50
significantly transported
Relation between RQD and In-Situ Rock Quality (IS-11315) Part -11-1985
RQD Classification RQD (%)

Excellent 90 to 100
Good 75 to 90
Fair 50 to 75
Poor 25 to 50
Very poor 0 to 25
Rock is also classified by strength of intact rock cores collected during drilling. Rock
compressive strength (UCS) is used to define strength of rock. Following table summarizes
classification of rock based on strength
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Classification of Rock w.r.t. Compressive Strength
Rock strength Compressive Strength (MPA)
Very Weak < 1.25
Weak 1.25 to 5.00
Moderately Weak 5.01 to 12.50
Moderately Strong 12.51 to 50.00
Strong 50.01 to 100.00
Very Strong 100.01 to 200.00
6.0 LABORATORY INVESTIGATION

This includes the following.
1. Determination of Specific Gravity as per IS 2720 : Part III : Sec 2 : 1980
2. Grain size distribution by wet sieve analysis as per IS: 2720 – part 4 – 1985
3. Conducting liquid & plastic limit tests on disturbed soil for classification as per
IS: 2720-Part 5 – 1985.
4. Determination of water content-dry density relation using light compaction as per

IS 2720 (Part 7):1980
5. Determination of natural moisture content and in-situ density.
6. Determination of Unconfined Compressive Strength as per IS 2720 (Part 10):1991
7. Determination of the Triaxial Shear Test Unconsolidated Untrained Without Pore

Pressure Measurement as per IS 2720 (Part 11):1993
8. Determination of the Triaxial Shear Test Unconsolidated Untrained With Pore

Pressure Measurement as per IS 2720 (Part 12):1981
9. Direct shear test as per IS 2720 (Part 13):1986
10. Conducting shear tests on undisturbed soil sample and determination of C and ().
11. Determination of Unconfined Compressive Strength of Rock as per IS : 9143 – 1979
12. Determination of Point Strength Index of Rock as per IS 8764:1998
13. Core Recovery and Rock Quality Designation as per IS 11315 : Part 11: 1985
14. The tests are conducted as per the methods and guidelines given in relevant Indian
Standard Codes and Specifications.
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IN-SITU DENSITY AND MOISTURE CONTENT:
In-situ density as per IS 2720, Part-II is reported as the ratio of weight of undisturbed soil
sample to the volume of the sample is reported as bulk density.
Moisture Content test as per IS 2720, Part-II consist of determining the mass of wet soil
sample and then oven drying the soil for 24 hrs at 1100C
GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION ANALYSIS:
a) Sieve Analysis is conducted as per IS 2720, Part-IV, in which the soil sample is
soaked in water, washed and oven dried for 24 hrs. After oven drying the soil samples are
passed through a set of sieves and the weight retained is recorded. A grain size
distribution curve is drawn on semi-logarithmic chart, plotting particle size against
percentage finer than the corresponding size on the ordinary scale.
b) Hydrometer Analysis is conducted as per IS 2720 , Part-IV , in which soil samples
passing 75 micron is mixed with water and chemical reagents. The mixture is poured to
1000ml measuring jar and stirred thoroughly. The hydrometer is immersed in water and
readings are recorded at subsequent intervals. Semilog graph is plotted with grain size in
x axis and percentage passing in y axis.
ATTERBERG LIMITS:
Liquid limit is the water content corresponding to the arbitrary limit between liquid and
plastic state. It is defined as the minimum water content at which a part of the soil cut by a
grooving tool of standard dimension will flow together for a distance of 12mm under impact
of 25 blows falling through a drop of 10mm.
Plastic limit is defined as the minimum water content at which the soil will just begin to
crumble when rolled into thread of 3mm diameter
Both tests are conducted as per IS 2720, Part-V.
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UNI-AXIAL COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF ROCK:
The test is conducted as per IS 9143. In this test, the core sample is mounted on a
compression testing machine and loads are applied. The max load taken by the core
sample is referred as the uniaxial compressive strength.
SPECIFIC GRAVITY AND WATER ABSORPTION OF ROCK:
The test is conducted as per IS 2386-Part-III-1963. Density of rock:

The test is conducted as per IS 13030-1991.
DENSITY OF ROCK:
The test is conducted as per IS 13030-1991.

The summary of the laboratory test results of soil specimens performed are presented in
Laboratory Test Results (Table-1). All the above tests were conducted as per Indian
standards as specified in Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)
7.0 RECONNAISSANCE
The proposed BRIDGES is of RCC Structure. Borehole Numbers indicates the location of
bore holes as fixed by the engineers concerned.
8.0 GROUND WATER TABLE
During the period of field investigation, ground water was not encountered in the drilled
borehole up to the maximum investigated depth of 10.00m from the existing ground
level.
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RECOMMENDATION
BOREHOLE : 01 (CH:25+220)
At this location the subsoil’s up to 1.50m from the existing ground level essentially consists
of White to Greyish Brown Silty Sand having, Gravel = 0%, Sand = 98%, Silt and Clay =
02%, Liquid limit = 26% and Plasticity index = non-plastic. The N values ranges above 100
(N>100). From 1.50m to 4.50m depth the layer consists of White to Grayish Brown Soft
Disintegrated Weathered Rock having, N values greater than100 (N>100). From 4.50m to
10.00m depth the layer consists of White to Greyish Black Weathered Rock having, Core
Recovery = 6.00 to 12.66%, RQD = 0 to 8.66%.
The allowable soil/rock pressures based on N values at different depths are given below.
Depth below the

Net SBC for Raft footing Description of the layer
existing GL in
in T/m2 encountered
Mtr
1.50 30.00 Silty Sand
Soft Disintegrated
2.00 33.00
Weathered Rock
2.50 36.00 -“-
3.00 39.00 -“-
4.50 48.00 Weathered Rock
6.00 57.00 -“-
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From Shear Failure Criteria: Raft Footing

For BH.01 (CH: 25+220) at 1.50m.
qns = C N’c Scdcic +  df (N’q-1)Sqdqiq + 0.5 B  N’ Sdi W ’
FS
qns = Net Safe Bearing Capacity in T/m2,
FS = Factor of Safety - 3.00
Bf = Width of Foundation - 10.00m
L = Length of Foundation- 25.00m as furnished by the customer
df = Depth of foundation = 1.50m.
W’ = Correction Factor for Water table = 1.00
C = 0.0 T/m2 , N = 50, N‘ = 43, N“ = 28.8,  = 36,  = 24,  =1.60T/m3
Nc = 19.542 Nq = 9.808 N = 9.782 W‘=1.0
Sc = 1+0.2B/L = 1.08 Sq = 1+0.2B/L = 1.08 S = 1-0.4B/L = 0.840
ic = 1.00 iq = 1.00 i = 1.00
dc = 1+ 0.2 D √N
B
√N = tan2 (3.14/4+ /2)
N = tan (45+ /2)
dc = 1+ 0.2 D √N = 1.05

B
dq = d = 1+ 0.1 D tan (45+ /2) = 1.02
B
qns = 0.0x19.542x1.08x1.05x1+1.60x1.50x(9.808-1)x1.08x1.02x1+0.5x10.0x1.60x9.782x0.840x1.02x1x1.00
3.0
qns = 30.20 ≈ 30.00T/m2
SETTLEMENT AS PER IS: 8009 (Part I)

For N (Correcetd) = 29, B= 6.00m
As per Fig.9 of IS: 8009 (Part I)
Settlement = 1.060 x 10-3(m) x 3.0 x 100x 10
= 31.80mm < 75mm
Hence adopt Net SBC= 30.00 T/m2
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For BH.01 (CH: 25+220) at 2.00m.

FS
C = 0.0 T/m2 , N = 50, N‘ = 43, N“ = 28.8,  = 36,  = 24,  =1.60T/m3
Nc = 19.542 Nq = 9.808 N = 9.782 W‘=1.0
Sc = 1+0.2B/L = 1.08 Sq = 1+0.2B/L = 1.08 S = 1-0.4B/L = 0.840
ic = 1.00 iq = 1.00 i = 1.00
dc = 1+ 0.2 D √N
B
√N = tan2 (3.14/4+ /2)
N = tan (45+ /2)
dc = 1+ 0.2 D √N = 1.06

B
dq = d = 1+ 0.1 D tan (45+ /2) = 1.03
B
3.0
qns = 33.05 ≈ 33.00T/m2

= 34.98mm < 75mm
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For BH.01 (CH: 25+220) at 2.50m.

FS
C = 0.0 T/m2 , N = 50, N‘ = 43, N“ = 28.8,  = 36,  = 25,  =1.60T/m3
Nc = 19.542 Nq = 9.808 N = 9.782 W‘=1.0
Sc = 1+0.2B/L = 1.08 Sq = 1+0.2B/L = 1.08 S = 1-0.4B/L = 0.840
ic = 1.00 iq = 1.00 i = 1.00
dc = 1+ 0.2 D √N
B
√N = tan2 (3.14/4+ /2)
N = tan (45+ /2)
dc = 1+ 0.2 D √N = 1.08

B
dq = d = 1+ 0.1 D tan (45+ /2) = 1.04
B
3.0
qns = 35.93 ≈ 36.00T/m2

= 38.16mm < 75mm
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For BH.01 (CH: 25+220) at 3.00m.

FS
C = 0.0 T/m2 , N = 50, N‘ = 43, N“ = 28.8,  = 36,  = 24,  =1.60T/m3
Nc = 19.542 Nq = 9.808 N = 9.782 W‘=1.0
Sc = 1+0.2B/L = 1.08 Sq = 1+0.2B/L = 1.08 S = 1-0.4B/L = 0.840
ic = 1.00 iq = 1.00 i = 1.00
dc = 1+ 0.2 D √N
B
√N = tan2 (3.14/4+ /2)
N = tan (45+ /2)
dc = 1+ 0.2 D √N = 1.09

B
dq = d = 1+ 0.1 D tan (45+ /2) = 1.05
B
3.0
qns = 38.85 ≈ 39.00T/m2

= 41.34mm < 75mm
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It is recommended to place the foundation below the Scour depth. Any change in soil
strata if found during execution shall be brought to the notice of the Engineer-in-charge.
The safe bearing capacity is calculated using C,,N and Rd values. A typical calculation is
shown in Appendix. The recommendations are restricted to the locations around the
investigation points only.
For KARNATAKA TEST HOUSE PVT.LTD.
SREENIVASA.C
TECHNICAL MANAGER
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Table – 1
Test results on Grain size, Atterberg Limits, Silt Factor
Sl. BH Depth Grain Size Analysis Liquid Plastic Plasticity Silt Soil Classification
No. No in Gravel Sand % Silt & Limit Limit Index Factor as per IS : 1498– 1970
Chainage Mts. % Clay % % %
Coarse Med. Fine
01. 01 25+220 1.50 0 5 71 22 02 - - - 1.650 SM : Silty Sand
02. 01 25+220 3.00 0 20 74 4 02 - - - 2.02 -“-
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GRAPHS
Grain Size Analysis Curves
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BORE-LOGS
BORE LOG Project No/KTH/5257/2019-20
CLIENT
Flat C-11, Cel Apartments, Vasudhara Enclave, New Delhi-110096
Geotechnical Investigations conducted for Four Laning of Kamalapuram to Oddanchatram
section of NH-209 (New NH-83) from Design Km 0.000 to Km. 35.822 (Total Length –
PROJECT
36.505 Km) under Bharatmala Pariyojna Phase-I under the category of Residual Works of
NHDP on HAM in the State of Tamil Nadu
Type of Drilling Rotary Drilling by wash boring method RL : 296.035
Ground
1
BH No Easting Northing Water Not Encountered
(Ch: 25+220)
Level :
Date of Date of
16.06.2019 808643.905 1152674.633 19.06.2019
Commencement Completion
Depth Soil Thick- Details of Standard Penetration Test
below Description ness of Legend Sampling Data
GL (M) Strata Depth Type Depth “N” Value/
(m) (m) (m) CR &RQD
0
White to Greyish Brown 1.50

1 Silty Sand
1.50 SPT 1.50 Refusal (N>100)
White to Greyish Brown 3.00

3 Soft Disintegrated SPT 3.00 Rebound (N>100)
Weathered Rock
4.50 4.50
5 CR = 6%
RQD = 0%
6 6.00
White to Greyish Black 4.50 CR = 6%

Weathered Rock RQD = 0%
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7.50
8 CR = 8%
RQD = 0%
9 9.00 9.00
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:: BH1::
Depth Soil Thick- Details of Standard Penetration Test

below Description ness of Legend Sampling Data
GL (M) Strata Depth Type Depth “N” Value/
(m) (m) (m) CR &RQD
9.0
White to Greyish Black CR = 12.66%
Weathered Rock 1.00 RQD = 8.66%
10.0 10.00 10.00
11.00
Bore hole is terminated at 10.00m from the Existing ground level.

GL - Existing Ground Level GWL – Ground water level
UDS - Undisturbed sample SPT - Standard Penetration Test
RQD - Rock Quality Designation CR - Core Recovery
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REPORT ON GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION FOR PROPOSED

CONSTRUCTION OF MINOR BRIDGE AT CHAINAGE KM. 25+220

PROJECT:FOUR LANING OF KAMALAPURAM TO ODDANCHATRAM

LETTER NO. VP/477/1920

FIELD & LABORATORY INVESTIGATIONS CONDUCTED UNDER THE

Dr. R. SATHYAMURTHY – CHIEF CONSULTANT

Mr. A.N. THYAGARAJA – MANAGING DIRECTOR

Mr. K.B.V. PATHI – PRINCIPAL ENGINEER

Mr. C. SREENIVASA – TECHNICAL MANAGER

M/s. VASUPRADA CONSULTANTS LLP,

Sl. Contents Page.

Design Proposed Type Bore Hole Termination

Relative density N Value

Very loose 0 to 4 Blows

Very Dense 50 and above

CO-RELATION FOR SATURATED CLAY/PLASTIC SILT

Relative density N Value

RQD Classification RQD (%)

6.0 LABORATORY INVESTIGATION

4. Determination of water content-dry density relation using light compaction as per

5. Determination of natural moisture content and in-situ density.

6. Determination of Unconfined Compressive Strength as per IS 2720 (Part 10):1991

7. Determination of the Triaxial Shear Test Unconsolidated Untrained Without Pore

8. Determination of the Triaxial Shear Test Unconsolidated Untrained With Pore

9. Direct shear test as per IS 2720 (Part 13):1986

11. Determination of Unconfined Compressive Strength of Rock as per IS : 9143 – 1979

12. Determination of Point Strength Index of Rock as per IS 8764:1998

GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION ANALYSIS:

b) Hydrometer Analysis is conducted as per IS 2720 , Part-IV , in which soil samples

x axis and percentage passing in y axis.

of 25 blows falling through a drop of 10mm.

crumble when rolled into thread of 3mm diameter

Both tests are conducted as per IS 2720, Part-V.

SPECIFIC GRAVITY AND WATER ABSORPTION OF ROCK:

The test is conducted as per IS 2386-Part-III-1963. Density of rock:

The test is conducted as per IS 13030-1991.

8.0 GROUND WATER TABLE

Recovery = 6.00 to 12.66%, RQD = 0 to 8.66%.

Depth below the

1.50 30.00 Silty Sand

2.50 36.00 -“-

3.00 39.00 -“-

4.50 48.00 Weathered Rock

6.00 57.00 -“-

From Shear Failure Criteria: Raft Footing

dc = 1+ 0.2 D √N = 1.05

SETTLEMENT AS PER IS: 8009 (Part I)

For BH.01 (CH: 25+220) at 2.00m.

dc = 1+ 0.2 D √N = 1.06

SETTLEMENT AS PER IS: 8009 (Part I)

For BH.01 (CH: 25+220) at 2.50m.

dc = 1+ 0.2 D √N = 1.08

SETTLEMENT AS PER IS: 8009 (Part I)

For BH.01 (CH: 25+220) at 3.00m.

dc = 1+ 0.2 D √N = 1.09

SETTLEMENT AS PER IS: 8009 (Part I)

investigation points only.

For KARNATAKA TEST HOUSE PVT.LTD.

01. 01 25+220 1.50 0 5 71 22 02 - - - 1.650 SM : Silty Sand

02. 01 25+220 3.00 0 20 74 4 02 - - - 2.02 -“-

White to Greyish Brown 1.50

1.50 SPT 1.50 Refusal (N>100)

White to Greyish Brown 3.00