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NOBLE DENTON GEOTECHNICAL
& OCEAN SERVICES LTD
FINAL FACTUAL REPORT

SPD12 & SPD13 LOCATIONS
SOUTH PARS PHASE 11

FIELD DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
OFFSHORE AND NEARSHORE

GEOTECHNICAL SURVEY
For
TOTAL SOUTH PARS 11 LIMITED
Total Contract Reference: TSP 11/PJ/006
NDGOS DOCUMENT REF:

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DOCUMENT CONTROL AND REVISION STATUS
Document Title : Final Factual Report, SPD12 & SPD13 Locations
Project : South Pars Phase 11 Field Development Project,

Offshore and Nearshore Geotechnical Survey
Client : TOTAL South Pars 11 Limited
Client Contract Ref. : TSP11/PJ/006
NDGOS Project No. : WPR 8207
NDGOS Document Ref. : WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
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WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
Final Factual Report, SPD12 & SPD13 Locations NDGOS Project No: WPR 8207
South Pars Phase 11 Field Development Project Rev. 02
TOTAL South Pars 11 Limited (Contract Ref.: TSP 11/PJ/006) 7th December 2005
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ..............................................................................................................6
1 INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................. 7
1.1 Project Description ....................................................................................................... 7
1.2 Scope of the Investigation ........................................................................................... 7
1.3 Scope of the Report ...................................................................................................... 8
2 FIELDWORK ACTIVITIES.............................................................................................. 9
2.1 General........................................................................................................................... 9
2.2 Drilling and Sampling ................................................................................................... 9
2.3 Onboard Sample Treatment ....................................................................................... 10
2.4 Onboard Laboratory Testing...................................................................................... 10
3 ONSHORE LABORATORY TESTING & PROCEDURES ........................................... 11

3.1 General......................................................................................................................... 11
3.2 Laboratory Testing Procedures................................................................................. 11
3.3 Classification and Index Tests................................................................................... 12
3.3.1 General ......................................................................................................................... 12
3.3.2 Soil Description and Classification ................................................................................ 12
3.3.3 Water Content (w) ......................................................................................................... 12
3.3.4 Atterberg Limits ............................................................................................................. 12
3.3.5 Unit Weights (γ)............................................................................................................. 12
3.3.6 Submerged Unit Weight ................................................................................................ 13
3.3.7 Specific Gravity (Gs)...................................................................................................... 13
3.3.8 Particle Size Distribution ............................................................................................... 13
3.3.9 Maximum and Minimum Density ................................................................................... 13
3.3.10 Carbonate Content........................................................................................................ 13
3.4 Shear Strength Tests .................................................................................................. 14
3.4.1 General ......................................................................................................................... 14
3.4.2 Pocket Penetrometer .................................................................................................... 14
3.4.3 Torvane ......................................................................................................................... 14
3.4.4 Unconsolidated-Undrained Triaxial Compression (UU) ................................................ 14
3.4.5 Laboratory Miniature Vane............................................................................................ 15
3.5 Consolidation Tests.................................................................................................... 15
3.6 Laboratory Testing Results........................................................................................ 15
4 DERIVED DATA FROM IN SITU TEST RESULTS...................................................... 17
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4.1 General......................................................................................................................... 17
4.2 Results and Derived Parameters ............................................................................... 17
4.2.1 Net Cone Resistance (qnet)............................................................................................ 17
4.2.2 Friction Ratio (Rf) .......................................................................................................... 18
4.2.3 Pore Pressure Ratio (Bq)............................................................................................... 18
4.3 Interpretation of In Situ Test Results ........................................................................ 18
4.3.1 Undrained Shear Strength from PCPT Data ................................................................. 18
5 GEOLOGICAL SETTING ............................................................................................. 19
6 SOIL STRATIGRAPHY ................................................................................................ 21

6.1 General......................................................................................................................... 21
6.1.1 SPD12........................................................................................................................... 21
6.1.2 SPD13........................................................................................................................... 22
6.2 Comparison with Results of Geophysical Surveys ................................................. 22

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TABLES
Table T1.........................................Summary of Borehole Characteristics

Table T2.1......................................SPD12 Summary of Soil Stratigraphy
Table T2.2......................................SPD13 Summary of Soil Stratigraphy
Table T3.........................................Summary of Laboratory Test Methodology
GENERAL FIGURES
Figure 1..........................................Vicinity Map

Figure 2..........................................Borehole Location Plan - General
Figure 3..........................................Borehole Location Plan – SPD12 & SPD13 Locations
SPD12 FIGURES
Figure SPD12-1.1 ..........................Moisture Content and Atterberg Limits Profile

Figure SPD12-1.2 ..........................Plasticity Index Profile
Figure SPD12-1.3 ..........................Liquidity Index Profile
Figure SPD12-1.4 ..........................Bulk and Dry Density Profiles
Figure SPD12-1.5 ..........................Submerged Unit Weight Profile
Figure SPD12-1.6 ..........................Carbonate Content Profile
Figure SPD12-1.7 ..........................Fines Content Profile
Figure SPD12-1.8 ..........................Undrained Shear Strength Measurements Profile (0 – 20 m)
Figure SPD12-1.9 ..........................Undrained Shear Strength Measurements Profile
Figure SPD12-1.10 ........................Remoulded Undrained Shear Strength Profile
Figure SPD12-1.11 ........................Soil Sensitivity Profile
Figure SPD12-1.12 ........................Strain at One-Half the Maximum Deviator Stress (ε50) Profile
SPD13 FIGURES
Figure SPD13-1.1 ..........................Moisture Content and Atterberg Limits Profile

Figure SPD13-1.2 ..........................Plasticity Index Profile
Figure SPD13-1.3 ..........................Liquidity Index Profile
Figure SPD13-1.4 ..........................Bulk and Dry Density Profiles
Figure SPD13-1.5 ..........................Submerged Unit Weight Profile
Figure SPD13-1.6 ..........................Carbonate Content Profile
Figure SPD13-1.7 ..........................Fines Content Profile
Figure SPD13-1.8 ..........................Undrained Shear Strength Measurements Profile (0 – 20 m)
Figure SPD13-1.9 ..........................Undrained Shear Strength Measurements Profile
Figure SPD13-1.10 ........................Remoulded Undrained Shear Strength Profile
Figure SPD13-1.11 ........................Soil Sensitivity Profile
Figure SPD13-1.12 ........................Strain at One-Half the Maximum Deviator Stress (ε50) Profile

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APPENDICES
Appendix A1...................................Timelog of Offshore Work

Appendix A2...................................Borehole Logs
Appendix A3...................................PCPT Data Plots (Raw and Derived)
Appendix A4...................................Summary of Laboratory Test Results
Appendix A5...................................Laboratory Test Results
Appendix A6...................................Representative Sample Photographs
Appendix A7...................................Tidal Variations

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RELATED DOCUMENTS
The following Client and/or NDGOS issued documents are also related to this project:
Document Ref Document Title Issued By Actual or Expected

Issue Date
Revision 1 NDGOS Quality Management NDGOS 27/03/2005
System Manual
Revision 1 NDGOS Safety Management NDGOS April 2005
System Manual
TSP 11/PJ/006 South Pars Phase 11 TOTAL 25/07/2005
Development Project;
Offshore and Nearshore
Geotechnical Survey
(the AGREEMENT)
SP11/PJ/006 Exhibits A & B General & Particular TOTAL 25/07/2005
Technical Specifications
WRE/8207/PQP/05/85/Rev01 Project Quality Plan NDGOS 27/07/2005
WRE/8207/PSP/05/85/Rev01 Project Safety Plan NDGOS 02/08/2005
WRE/8207/01/05/85/Rev01 Field Report NDGOS 28/08/2005
WRE/8207/02/05/85/Rev01 Positioning Report NDGOS 30/08/2005
WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev01 Draft Final Factual Report, NDGOS 27/10/2005
SPD12 & SPD13 Locations
WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02 Final Factual Report, SPD12 NDGOS 07/12/05
& SPD13 Locations (this report)
WRE/8207/04/05/85/Rev01 Draft Final Factual Report, NDGOS 27/10/2005
OB1 & OB2 Locations
WRE/8207/04/05/85/Rev02 Final Factual Report, OB1 & NDGOS 08/12/05
OB2 Locations
WRE/8207/05/05/85/Rev01 Draft Final Factual Report, E NDGOS 27/10/05
Locations
WRE/8207/05/05/85/Rev02 Final Factual Report, E NDGOS 09/12/05
Locations
WRE/8207/06/05/85/Rev01 Draft Final Engineering NDGOS 18/11/05
Report, SPD12 Location
WRE/8207/06/05/85/Rev02 Final Engineering Report, NDGOS TBC
SPD12 Location
WRE/8207/07/05/85/Rev01 Draft Final Engineering NDGOS 18/11/05
Report, SPD13 Location
SPD13 Location
WRE/8207/08/05/85/Rev01 Draft Final Engineering NDGOS TBC
Report, OB1 & OB2 Location
OB1 & OB2 Location

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TOTAL South Pars 11 Limited (Contract Ref.: TSP 11/PJ/006) 7 December 2005
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Total South Pars 11 Limited (TOTAL) has contracted Noble Denton Geotechnical and Ocean
Services Limited (NDGOS), Dubai, UAE, to carry out a geotechnical site investigation for the
South Pars Phase 11 Field Development Project, in the Persian Gulf, offshore Iran.
This report presents the details of the offshore operations, the results of the offshore and
onshore laboratory testing and presents the geotechnical data for use in engineering design at
the SPD12 and SPD13 borehole locations, as requested by TOTAL under their contract TSP
11/PJ/006.
The geotechnical field investigation for the proposed South Pars complex, SPD12 and SPD13,
were performed between the 5th and 11th August and between 31st July and 5th August, 2005,
respectively. The field programme included the performance of drilling, soil sampling, coring and
in situ testing to maximum depths of 109.6 m and 111.0 m for the SPD12 and SPD13 locations,
respectively. The reduced water depths for the SPD12 and SPD13 sites are approximately 61.3
m and 71.5 m, respectively.
As anticipated, the soil conditions primarily consist of very silty carbonate clays, very soft near
the seabed and increasing in strength to become hard at depth. The boreholes reveal local
layers of cemented very weak to moderately weak siliceous calcarenite and variably cemented
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1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Project Description
Noble Denton Geotechnical & Ocean Services Ltd. (NDGOS) have been contracted by
Total South Pars 11 Limited (TOTAL) to perform a geotechnical site investigation in
connection with their South Pars Phase 11 Field Development Project, in the Persian
Gulf, offshore Iran.
The scope of geotechnical fieldwork comprised the following:
• one sampling and one PCPT borehole at each of two offshore platform
locations (SPD12 and SPD13), with a target depth of 110m
• one sampling and one PCPT borehole at each of two condensate offloading
buoy locations (OB1 and OB2), with a target depth of 50m
• combined sampling, PCPT and rotary coring, as appropriate, at each of a flare
platform, a seawater intake facility and offloading jetty locations (E)
All drilling, sampling, coring and testing activities were carried out as per the
requirements of the Technical Specifications or, where appropriate, as otherwise
directed by the onboard Company (TOTAL) Representative.
A Vicinity Map, a General Borehole Location Plan, together with site specific location
plans for SPD12 and SPD13 sites, are presented in Figures 1 to 3, respectively.
The purpose of the investigation was to acquire detailed information on the soil
conditions and geotechnical properties to enable engineering analyses to be performed
for:
(a) foundation piles and conductor pipes for the SPD12 and SPD13 platforms;
(b) anchors for the condensate offloading buoys at the OB1 and OB2 locations;
(c) foundation piles for the flare platform, seawater intake facility and loading jetty.
1.2 Scope of the Investigation
A total of nineteen boreholes were drilled, sampled, cored and tested at seven
locations across the South Pars Phase 11 Field Development area:
i. SPD12 platform (boreholes SPD12-1 and SPD12-2)

ii. SPD13 platform (boreholes SPD13-1 and SPD13-2)
iii. OB1 condensate offloading buoy (boreholes OB1-1 and OB1-2)
iv. OB2 condensate offloading buoy (boreholes OB2-1 and OB2-2)
v. Flare platform (boreholes E2-1 and E2-2)
vi. Seawater intake facility (boreholes E4-1, E5-1, E6-1 and E6-2)
vii. Loading jetty (boreholes E1-1, E7-1, E8-1, E8-2 and E9-1)

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The fieldwork was carried out between 31st July and 21st August 2005 from the OSV
“Relume” and is reported in detail in the NDGOS Field Report (NDGOS Document Ref.
WRE/8207/01/05/85/Rev01, dated 28th August 2005).
Subsequent onshore laboratory testing was performed on samples recovered during

the fieldwork.
1.3 Scope of the Report
This report specifically presents the detailed data associated with the SPD12 and
SPD13 locations. In accordance with the TOTAL specification, the data presented
includes:
i. A summary of fieldwork equipment and methods

ii. A summary of borehole characteristics, including UTM coordinates and
corrected water depths and tidal variation
iii. A chronological summary of the main offshore events
iv. Presentation of laboratory and in situ testing results
v. Characterisation of soil stratigraphy
vi. Presentation of geotechnical data for foundation design

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2 FIELDWORK ACTIVITIES
2.1 General
Fieldwork was carried out between 31st July 2005 and 21st August 2005. The specific
phase of the fieldwork at the SPD12 and SPD13 locations was performed between 31st
July and 11th August 2005.
A summary of the fieldwork activities follows. Full details of this phase of the works can
be found in the NDGOS Field Report, as referenced in the ‘related documents’ section
of this report.
A simplified project ‘timelog’ of events is included in Appendix A1.
The DP2 vessel OSV “Relume”, owned and operated by Middle Eastern Navigational
Aids Service (MENAS), was used to perform the fieldwork. The vessel has an overall
length of 82.6 m and a beam of 16.5 m.
A Differential Global Positioning System (DGPS), interfaced with appropriate navigation

systems, was used for control of vessel manoeuvres and to provide precise positioning
for the marine and drilling spreads. Positioning services were provided by Horizon
Survey Company FZC (HSC) of Sharjah, UAE.
The coordinates of the target and actual borehole locations are given in Table T1, and
the latter plotted on Figure 3.
Water depths were determined by direct measurement of the drillstring at seabed level
and at regular intervals during drilling operations by means of a dual-frequency echo-
sounder.
Water depths recorded at the location have been reduced to Lowest Astronomical Tide
(LAT) using the Simplified Method of Tidal Prediction (co-tidal atlas for the Persian
Gulf, NP214); these values are included in Table T1.
2.2 Drilling and Sampling
The boreholes were drilled using NDGOS’s fully heave-motion compensated offshore
drilling spread “Noble One”, which was installed on the vessel such that the rig was
cantilevered over the side on a purpose-built rig base.
Drilling was carried out using a standard 127 mm (5 inch) API drill pipe fitted with an
open-centre drag bit. Drilling mud, consisting of ‘Guar Gum’ mixed with seawater, was
used as required to provide a flushing medium and to stabilise the sides of the
borehole.
Drilling depths were adjusted throughout to take account of tidal variations as

determined by water depth measurements.
Hydraulic push samples were obtained in ‘Shelby’ tubes using the WISON system
incorporated in the drilling spread. In instances where push sampling was unsuccessful

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due to the nature of the materials being sampled, percussion samples were obtained in
split-spoon samplers fitted to a wireline sliding hammer.
Where material was sufficiently cemented, coring was performed using a double-tube
wireline core barrel deployed within the main drillstring.
The Borehole Logs (Appendix A2) detail the sampling/testing methods employed within
each borehole and present the generalised stratigraphy, soils data and averaged
reduced water depth at the location.
2.3 Onboard Sample Treatment
All recovered samples were extracted from the sample tube/core barrel, inspected and
logged onboard in the purpose-built laboratory facility incorporated in the drilling
spread.
Digital colour photographs of samples were taken. A selection of photographs

representative of the soil units encountered are presented in Appendix A6.
Onboard laboratory testing was carried out on selected portions of the recovered
samples/cores. Other sections were preserved and stored as appropriate for
subsequent testing onshore.
Full details of the sample handling procedures are contained within the Project Quality
Plan (PQP) reference in the ‘related documents’ section of this report.
2.4 Onboard Laboratory Testing
Laboratory testing was performed in the purpose-built onboard laboratory facility and in
accordance with the relevant NDGOS procedures.
The following tests were carried out on appropriate selected samples:
• Moisture content determination

• Bulk and dry density measurement
• Torvane
• Pocket penetrometer
• Laboratory miniature vane
• Unconsolidated-undrained (UU) triaxial
• Qualitative carbonate content determination
A summary of the results of the onboard tests are provided, along with those of the
subsequent onshore tests, in Appendix A4. Appendix A5 presents the detailed test
results, where appropriate.

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3 ONSHORE LABORATORY TESTING & PROCEDURES
3.1 General
The onshore laboratory test schedule was submitted to TOTAL for review and approval
following completion of the fieldwork.
Onshore testing in accordance with the approved laboratory test schedule was carried
out at Geolab Services PTE’s laboratory, Singapore.
The scope of onshore laboratory testing was selected in order to provide confirmation
of the onboard test results and to complement the onboard testing with additional tests
not normally carried out offshore.
The additional tests comprised:
• Moisture content, Atterberg limits, unit weights

• Specific gravity determination
• Particle size distribution and/or hydrometer (as applicable)
• Quantitative carbonate content determination
• Undrained and remoulded shear strength testing on cohesive samples
• One-dimensional consolidation (oedometer)
The results of the tests are summarised in Appendix A4 with the actual test results
presented in Appendix A5, as appropriate.
3.2 Laboratory Testing Procedures
In the execution of the geotechnical site investigation programme, tests were

performed in the offshore and onshore laboratories to investigate the physical and
mechanical properties of the recovered soil samples. These tests were performed in
accordance with standardised procedures.
Table T3 presents a listing of the laboratory tests performed during the present
geotechnical investigation, together with the relevant standards and/or procedures
followed in performing the tests.

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3.3 Classification and Index Tests
3.3.1 General
The following classification and index tests are performed to characterise the materials
for engineering purposes.
3.3.2 Soil Description and Classification
In the field, immediately upon recovery, soil samples are extruded and classified
visually and by texture in accordance with BS 5930. The detailed soil descriptions are
recorded on individual soil sample description sheets, and include the following:
• Main soil type

• Secondary soil components
• Undrained shear strength, su (cohesive soils)
• Qualitative assessment of grading (granular soils)
• Structure, texture or other relevant descriptions
• Colour
• Soil classification
3.3.3 Water Content (w)
Water (or moisture) contents (w) are determined from measured total and dry weights
of specimens taken from soil samples recovered from the borehole. Measurements
are performed in accordance with the procedures described in BS 1377. Water content
measurements are performed on all samples to be used for advanced tests, and also
on other selected samples to provide sufficient data points to establish a natural water
content profile with depth in the borehole.
3.3.4 Atterberg Limits
The liquid (wl) and plastic (wp) limits are determined for cohesive samples to assist soil
classification using the test procedures described in BS 1377.
3.3.5 Unit Weights (γ)
The measurements of total (γt) and dry (γd) unit weight of the recovered soil samples
are determined in accordance with BS 1377. The unit weight values are reported in
units of Mg/m3.

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3.3.6 Submerged Unit Weight
The submerged unit weight (γ’) of each soil layer has been derived from the measured
bulk densities using the following relationship:
γ‘ = (ρb – ρw) . g
where:
γ‘ = submerged unit weight in kN/m3

ρb = bulk density of soil in Mg/m3
ρw = bulk density of water in Mg/m3
g = acceleration due to gravity (m/s2)
3.3.7 Specific Gravity (Gs)
Specific gravity (Gs) measurements of the soil particles are performed according to the
procedure detailed in BS 1377.
3.3.8 Particle Size Distribution
Sieve analyses are performed on selected samples to determine their grain size
distribution. Results for grain size distribution analyses are presented on a semi-
logarithmic plot with grain size (log) versus percentage passing by weight finer than the
grain size. Sieve analyses are performed in accordance with the procedures described
in BS 1377.
The proportion of fines (silt and clay) in a specimen is determined by washing the
material through the 63 μm sieve, and computing the percentage passing.
The hydrometer test is used to determine the grain size distribution of fine-grained
materials by a sedimentation method. The test procedures adopted are described in
detail in BS 1377.
3.3.9 Maximum and Minimum Density
The maximum and minimum density values that a material can achieve, without
particle crushing, are determined using the procedure described in BS 1377.
3.3.10 Carbonate Content
Selected samples are tested to obtain a quantitative determination of the calcium

carbonate content of the soil. The method, described in detail in ASTM D 4373, uses a
gasometer to provide a direct measure of the carbonate content by measuring the
increase in pressure created from the emission of carbon dioxide during the reaction
between dilute hydrochloric acid and the carbonate fraction of the soil sample.

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3.4 Shear Strength Tests
3.4.1 General
Soil shear strength is investigated in the laboratory using a variety of methods. For
cohesive materials, peak and remoulded undrained shear strengths are determined
using unconsolidated-undrained triaxial compression (UU) and laboratory miniature
vane (MV) tests.
3.4.2 Pocket Penetrometer
Pocket penetrometer tests are performed to provide an estimate of the undrained shear
strength of cohesive materials. The undrained shear strength is derived from the force
required to push a steel rod, or an adapter, a given distance into a cohesive soil
sample. Adapters with different diameters are mounted on the steel rod penetrometer
to accommodate a range of undrained shear strength values. The penetration of the
rod or adapter should be such that it is equal to the rod or adapter diameter. The
resistance to penetration is recorded by a spring mounted inside the penetrometer.
The resistance is calibrated to read the undrained shear strength of the soil based on
spring compression. At least three readings are taken on each specimen, and an
average value is used.
3.4.3 Torvane
Torvane tests are used to estimate the undrained shear strength of cohesive soil
samples. Torvane blades are first pushed into the soil, and then rotated until the soil
fails. The device provides an estimate of undrained shear strength based on the
resistance to the rotation measured by a torsion spring.
3.4.4 Unconsolidated-Undrained Triaxial Compression (UU)
Unconsolidated-undrained (UU) triaxial compression tests provide undrained shear

strength characteristics and stress-strain relationships for the soil specimens tested. A
soil sample is prepared and placed in a rubber membrane inside the triaxial cell. The
sample is subjected to a cell pressure approximately equal to the in situ total vertical
stress, but without being allowed to consolidate under the influence of the confining
pressure prior to testing. The specimen is then loaded uniaxially to failure at a constant
rate of strain under undrained conditions. Detailed procedures for sample preparation,
shearing, and results interpretation are described in BS 1377.
Selected samples tested in their undisturbed state are remoulded and tested again in
the triaxial apparatus under the same conditions. Comparison of the shear strengths
determined from both the undisturbed and remoulded tests provides an indication of
soil sensitivity. Procedures for performing remoulded tests are also described in BS
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3.4.5 Laboratory Miniature Vane
Laboratory miniature vane tests are used to measure the undrained shear strength of
cohesive materials immediately following their recovery, and prior to extrusion from the
sample tube. Vane blades are pushed into the centre of the soil in the sampling tube
until fully embedded. Torque is applied to the vane through a calibrated spring
activated by a motorised pulley and belt system, causing the vane to rotate at a fixed
rate until soil shear failure occurs. A calibration factor is applied to the measured
torque to determine the undrained shear strength. Detailed testing procedures for the
miniature vane test are described in BS 1377.
3.5 Consolidation Tests
One-dimensional consolidation (oedometer) tests are performed on high quality

undisturbed cohesive samples to investigate the compressibility characteristics and
stress history of the soil. Once the sample is prepared, placed in the testing apparatus,
and fully saturated, loads are applied incrementally. Each loading stage is held for a
period determined either by the logarithm- or the square-root-of-time methods. Loads
are applied sequentially, the magnitude of which is doubled at each load step. Load
application is continued until the applied effective stress in the soil sample exceeds the
preconsolidation pressure, and the virgin compression curve is well characterised. At
this point, the sample is unloaded one load cycle and the rebound curve is defined.
Time, applied normal load, and vertical displacement readings are recorded and used
to compute the void ratio-effective vertical pressure relationship.
Detailed descriptions of the testing procedures and interpretation methodology are

provided in BS 1377.
3.6 Laboratory Testing Results
The results of the laboratory testing programmes are presented as follows:
• Summary of results in tabular form – Appendix A4

• Individual laboratory test results – Appendix A5
• Graphically versus depth on the Borehole Logs (Appendix A2) and on the
following Figures:
Figure SPD12-1.1............ Moisture Content and Atterberg Limits Profile

Figure SPD12-1.2............ Plasticity Index Profile
Figure SPD12-1.3............ Liquidity Index Profile
Figure SPD12-1.4............ Bulk and Dry Density Profiles
Figure SPD12-1.5............ Submerged Unit Weight Profile
Figure SPD12-1.6............ Carbonate Content Profile
Figure SPD12-1.7............ Fines Content Profile
Figure SPD12-1.8............ Undrained Shear Strength Measurements Profile (0 – 20 m)
Figure SPD12-1.9............ Undrained Shear Strength Measurements Profile
Figure SPD12-1.10.......... Remoulded Undrained Shear Strength Profile
Figure SPD12-1.11.......... Soil Sensitivity Profile
Figure SPD12-1.12.......... Strain at One-Half the Maximum Deviator Stress (ε50) Profile

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Figure SPD13-1.1............ Moisture Content and Atterberg Limits Profile

Figure SPD13-1.2............ Plasticity Index Profile
Figure SPD13-1.3............ Liquidity Index Profile
Figure SPD13-1.4............ Bulk and Dry Density Profiles
Figure SPD13-1.5............ Submerged Unit Weight Profile
Figure SPD13-1.6............ Carbonate Content Profile
Figure SPD13-1.7............ Fines Content Profile
Figure SPD13-1.8............ Undrained Shear Strength Measurements Profile (0 – 20 m)
Figure SPD13-1.9............ Undrained Shear Strength Measurements Profile
Figure SPD13-1.10.......... Remoulded Undrained Shear Strength Profile
Figure SPD13-1.11.......... Soil Sensitivity Profile
Figure SPD13-1.12.......... Strain at One-Half the Maximum Deviator Stress (ε50) Profile

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4 DERIVED DATA FROM IN SITU TEST RESULTS
4.1 General
Pertinent soil parameters can be derived from PCPT data in order assist in the layering
of the soil units and in selecting parameter profiles.
4.2 Results and Derived Parameters
During each test, the cone resistance (qc), the sleeve friction (fs) and the pore water
pressure (u) are continuously measured. The measured data are shown on the
Borehole Logs in Appendix A2 and on the PCPT plots provided in Appendix A3.
The parameters which can be derived from the raw results are:
• net cone resistance (qnet)

• friction ratio (Rf)
• pore pressure ratio (Bq)
The methods for the derivation of these parameters are presented below and the
results are presented on the PCPT derived data plots also given in Appendix A3.
4.2.1 Net Cone Resistance (qnet)
The net cone resistance (qnet) is computed by correcting measured cone resistance (qc)
for pore water pressure effects on the net areas of the cone face and behind the
shoulder of the cone (Lunne et al., 1985). Effects of overburden pressure are also
removed to standardise the cone resistance as a function of depth.
The equation for qnet is:
qnet = (qc + (1 – α) · u2 + uoi) – σv0
where:
qnet = net cone resistance (MPa)

qc = measured cone resistance (MPa)
α = net area ratio of cone (-)
u2 = sum of the excess pore water pressure and the hydrostatic pressure
with reference to the start level of the test stroke
u0i = hydrostatic pore pressure at the bottom of the borehole, relative to the
seabed (MPa)
σv0 = in situ total vertical stress at the piezocone base, relative to the
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4.2.2 Friction Ratio (Rf)
The friction ratio (Rf) is the ratio of the sleeve friction to total cone resistance. The ratio
can be used for soil classification (Schmertmann, 1978). Sand typically gives a friction
ratio of less than 2 percent, while the friction ratio of clays is normally in excess of 2 to
5 percent, depending on cone resistance.
4.2.3 Pore Pressure Ratio (Bq)
The pore pressure ratio (Bq) is the ratio of the excess pore water pressure to the net
cone resistance (Sennesset et al., 1982).
The equation for Bq is:
BqB = Δu / qnet
where:
Δu = excess pore pressure

qnet = net cone resistance
4.3 Interpretation of In Situ Test Results
4.3.1 Undrained Shear Strength from PCPT Data
Undrained shear strength, su, can be estimated from piezocone penetrometer tests
using the following equation:
su = qnet / Nkt
where
Nkt = cone factor

qnet = Net cone resistance from PCPT data
A preliminary assessment of the Nkt values has been undertaken for this report
primarily using the results of unconsolidated-undrained triaxial tests as the reference
strength.
This preliminary assessment indicates that for the SPD12 location, Nkt factors of
between 14 and 34 are generally considered applicable. This represents a relatively
large range in values for Nkt. The lower bound value of Nkt is in general agreement with
published correlations; the upper bound, however, is higher than may normally be
expected, possibly due to the influences of cementation and high silt content on cone
resistance.
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5 GEOLOGICAL SETTING
The Persian Gulf, within which the South Pars Field is located, is a marginal sea
measuring some 1000km in length and 200 to 300km in width and covers an area of
approximately 226,000km2. The average water depth is close to 35m, approaching
100m towards the Straits of Hormuz.
The area represents a shallow tectonic depression, formed in the late Tertiary Period
(approximately 7 million years ago) by warping down of the earth’s crust. At this time
the sea reached a maximum elevation of 150m above present levels, with subsequent
deposition of typical ‘shallow carbonate shelf sea’ materials including limestone, marls,
clastics and evaporites.
Global cooling and the onset of glacial conditions in higher latitudes marked the
beginning of the Flandrian period, some 18,000 years ago. During this time the sea
reached a minimum elevation of approximately 120m below its current level, exposing
the previously deposited marine sediments to sub-aerial and fluvial weathering
processes.
As the climate steadily moderated towards the end of this period and into the beginning
of the Holocene (approximately 10,000 years ago), the Gulf gradually became
inundated once again. However, this process was far from regular and large zones of
the region experienced irregular periods of sub-aerial and marine sedimentation. Post
glacial sedimentation included shelly sands in the shallower zones, clean, carbonate
muds in deeper depressions and impure carbonate muds, or marls, along the axis of
the Gulf.
The presence of gypsum and carbonate cementation in Persian Gulf soils is typical.
Gypsum is encountered either in massive form, as relatively thin layers, or as
disseminated crystals. When high temperatures, low rainfall and frequent winds
combine to produce very high evaporation rates of lagoonal water and seawater, the
resulting high salinities can cause evaporate materials to be deposited. Gypsum is one
of the less soluble of these salts and is therefore precipitated in relatively large
amounts and in various forms, for example:
• Thick accumulations of gypsum may develop on tidal flats or areas periodically

flooded by saline water.
• Thin crusts of gypsum, usually interbedded with the prevailing sediments, may be
precipitated from standing water in highly restricted lagoons.
• Gypsum may precipitate in pore spaces of onshore deposits when seawater is

drawn inland as ground water and subsequently evaporated on rising to the
ground surface.
Carbonate cementation of loose particles requires little change in environmental

conditions (e.g. temperature or carbon dioxide concentration) and can be concurrent
with submarine deposition. Often precipitation of cement in coarse grained sediments
is localised (both laterally and vertically) and recently cemented carbonate layers may
overlie uncemented material. Consequently, some carbonate sediments are able to
support high overburden pressures long before consolidation occurs if cementation is
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increasing overburden pressures, creep and re-crystallisation will be induced and

eventually, porosity will be reduced.
Cementation may also occur under hot, arid subaerial and super-saline lagoonal
conditions, similar to those imposed during the sea recessions in the Persian Gulf
which was associated with the glacial periods. Upward movement of the saline
groundwater, induced by high evaporation rates at ground level, transports salts to the
surface were they are precipitated, binding loose sediments to form a hard, cemented
layer of duricrust.
Groundwater movement through, and therefore cementation of, fine grained sediments
is relatively restricted, however, an additional effect of the period in which these soils
were subaerialy exposed was the imposition of over-consolidation characteristics by
the processes of desiccation and the removal of overburden by erosion.
In conclusion, as a result of the depositional history of Persian Gulf sediments, the soils
and their subsequent digenesis can be extremely variable. In particular the distribution
and occurrence of the predominantly carbonate materials commonly encountered in
the top 100m of the sediment column tend to be laterally and vertically variable.
Occasionally this lateral variability can occur over relatively short distances with
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6 SOIL STRATIGRAPHY
6.1 General
Based on the borehole sampling, laboratory testing and PCPT results, a simplified
stratigraphy has been determined for the purpose of geotechnical design at the each of
the SPD12 and SPD13 borehole locations.
The general soil conditions primarily consist of very silty carbonate clays, very soft near
the seabed and increasing in strength to become hard at depth. The boreholes reveal
local layers of cemented very weak to moderately weak siliceous calcarenite and
variably cemented clays and silts.
The general stratigraphy for the SPD12 and SPD13 locations are presented in Tables
T2.1 and T2.2, respectively. More detailed lithology is presented in the Borehole Logs
in Appendix A2.
The soil conditions are generally consistent with our knowledge and experience of the
area.
6.1.1 SPD12
The soil conditions disclosed by the boreholes performed at the SPD12 location
predominantly comprise very silty carbonate clays with varying degrees of cementation
and cemented inclusions. Between 24.0 and 26.0 metres, a layer of weak to
moderately weak calcarenite was encountered. The materials are generally moderately
overconsolidated in the top 25 m, becoming lightly overconsolidated with depth. The
undrained shear strength profile increases from very soft at the seabed to very hard at
the terminal depth of the borehole. The materials encountered are, in the main,
carbonate in nature (carbonate content greater than 50%).
The clay materials are generally of intermediate to high plasticity, although plotting
close to the A-line reflecting the very high silt contents, a characteristic that is further
supported by the results of the grain size distribution tests. The trend of reducing
liquidity index with depth is consistent with what would be expected for the soil
conditions encountered. The near surface materials exhibit water contents between
approximately 40% and 60%, which is consistent with the very soft consistency of the
materials and the relatively low bulk densities of 1.6 to 1.7 Mg/m3 observed. With
depth, the measured water contents are lower, in the range of approximately 20% to
35%, and shear strength generally increases.
The undrained shear strength measurements show reasonably consistent trends. The
index strength tests (torvane and pocket penetrometer) show some wider scatter which
is commonly observed for these test types, particularly in clays with significant
secondary constituents and where variable degrees of cementation is encountered.
The laboratory vane tests show some divergence from the UU triaxial measured
values, particularly between 9.1 and 24.0 metres, possibly due to the influences of high
silt content and cementation. Below approximately 48 metres, a number of layers
exhibit varying degrees of cementation and cemented inclusions, which is reflected in a
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The values of sensitivity determined from the results of the UU triaxial tests indicate
that the materials are generally of low to medium sensitivity, broadly consistent with
values that would be expected for the materials encountered. However, the values of
remoulded undrained shear strength measured using the laboratory vane are very low,
possibly due to a number of factors, including the scale of the test and the influences of
cementation and particle size distribution. These values are considered to be
unreliable.
6.1.2 SPD13
The soil conditions disclosed by the boreholes performed at the SPD13 location
predominantly comprise very silty carbonate clays with varying degrees of cementation
and cemented inclusions. The SPD13 location is characterised by a number of variably
cemented layers of clay, silt and sand of varying thickness. A very weakly cemented
sand layer was observed between approximately 38.4 and 39.3 m and a weakly
cemented silt layer between 66.4 and 67.5 m. The materials are generally moderately
overconsolidated in the top 20 m, becoming lightly overconsolidated with depth. The
undrained shear strength profile increases from very soft at the seabed to very hard at
the terminal depth of the borehole. The materials encountered are, in the main,
carbonate in nature (carbonate content greater than 50%).
The clay materials are generally of intermediate to high plasticity, although plotting
close to the A-line reflecting the very high silt contents. The trend of reducing liquidity
index with depth is consistent with what woulded expected for the soil conditions
encountered. The very near surface materials exhibit water contents between
approximately 40% and 60%, which is consistent with the very soft consistency of the
materials and the relatively low bulk densities of 1.75 to 1.95 Mg/m3. With depth, the
measured water contents are lower, in the range of approximately 20% to 35%, and
shear strength generally increases.
The undrained shear strength measurements show reasonably consistent trends. The
index strength tests (torvane and pocket penetrometer) show some wider scatter which
is commonly observed for these test types, particularly in clays with significant
secondary constituents and where variable degrees of cementation is encountered.
The laboratory vane tests show broadly consistent results with the UU triaxial
measured values. Particularly below approximately 38 metres, a number of layers
exhibit varying degrees of cementation and cemented inclusions, which is reflected in a
broader scatter of shear strength data.
The values of sensitivity determined from the results of the UU triaxial tests indicate
that the materials are generally of low to medium sensitivity, broadly consistent with
values that would be expected for the materials encountered. However, the values of
remoulded undrained shear strength measured using the laboratory vane are very low,
possibly due to a number of factors, including the scale of the test and the influences of
cementation and particle size distribution.
6.2 Comparison with Results of Geophysical Surveys
Geophysical surveys were performed at the proposed locations by Fugro Survey

(Middle East) Limited in July 2005. The results of these surveys are presented in the
following reports:

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SPD12 Fugro Survey (Middle East) Limited

Preliminary Field Report for Geophysical Survey Services
Geophysical Survey of SP Phase 11 Offshore and Nearshore
Facilities Locations
Proposed Site “SPD12”
Report No. MP52-REP-00 (SPD12)
SPD13 Fugro Survey (Middle East) Limited

Preliminary Field Report for Geophysical Survey Services
Geophysical Survey of SP Phase 11 Offshore and Nearshore
Facilities Locations
Proposed Site “SPD13”
Report No. MP52-REP-00 (SPD13)
The reports present the interpreted soil conditions from the results of the seismic
surveys and the near-surface soil conditions revealed by samples recovered from drop
cores.
The results of geophysical survey programmes broadly agree with soil conditions
revealed by the geotechnical site investigation, and are briefly summarised below for
comparison. Where soil sampling was performed across the surveyed area, those
points closest to the borehole locations are considered.
Appendix A4 presents summary tables of the soil sample descriptions and undrained
shear strength data taken from Fugro’s Preliminary Field Reports for the drop cores.
The engineering reports present and discuss the results of tests performed as part of
the geophysical survey in greater detail.

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~ Depth (m)
Technique Reference Soil Description
From To
Sidescan - Seabed - Very soft silty CLAY/very soft slightly
sonar sandy CLAY
Soil sampling SPD12-EK-GC-01 0.0 - Very soft, greenish grey, slightly sandy
(Piston core) CLAY
2.1 - Soft to firm, light grey CLAY with few shell
fragments up to 40 mm diameter
SPD12-EK-GC-01A 0.0 - Soft, dark greenish grey, slightly sandy
(Piston core) CLAY with few shell fragments up to 2.5
cm less than 10%
2.16 - Firm, cohesive/plastic, medium grey,
slightly gravelly silty CLAY. Gravel fraction
is 100%; shell fragment up to 4 cm
Boomer - 0.0 2.0 Very soft to soft silty CLAY
2.0 4.8 Interbedded sandy CLAY and silty CLAY
4.8 14.1 Soft to firm silty sandy CLAY (possible
local cemented sandy layer at 18 m)
14.1 - Firm to stiff CLAY/SAND (slightly
cemented)
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~ Depth (m)
Technique Reference Soil Description
From To
Sidescan - Seabed - Very soft slightly sandy SILT
sonar
Soil sampling SPD13-EK-GC-04 0.0 - Very soft, cohesive, greenish grey, slightly
(Piston core) sandy SILT, becoming pale olive. Note:
shell fragments up to 2 mm, less than 5%
0.4 - Pale olive, very gravelly SILT
SPD13-EK-GC-04A 0.0 - Very soft to soft, cohesive, greenish grey,
(Piston core) slightly sandy SILT. Note: shell fragments
up to 2 mm, less than 5%
0.5 - Pale olive, very gravelly SILT. Gravel
fraction is 60% shell fragments up to 25
mm, 40% clastics
Boomer - 0.0 2.0 Very soft to soft sandy SILT overlying very
gravelly sandy SILT
2.0 7.7 Sandy gravelly CLAY and silty CLAY
7.7 16.7 Soft to firm slightly sandy CLAY (possible
cemented sandy layer at 12 m)
16.7 - Firm to stiff CLAY/slightly cemented
SAND
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REFERENCES
[1] British Standards Institute (1990), BS 1377 : Parts 1 - 9, “Soils for Civil Engineering
Purposes”.
[2] Fugro Survey (Middle East) Limited (2005), “Preliminary Field Report for Geophysical
Survey Services, Geophysical Survey of SP Phase 11 Offshore and Nearshore Facilities
Locations, Proposed Site “SPD12”, Report No. MP52-REP-00 (SPD12).
[3] Fugro Survey (Middle East) Limited (2005), “Preliminary Field Report for Geophysical
Survey Services, Geophysical Survey of SP Phase 11 Offshore and Nearshore Facilities
Locations, Proposed Site “SPD13”, Report No. MP52-REP-00 (SPD13).
[4] Head, K. H. (1980), “Manual of Soil Laboratory Testing”, Pentech Press, Plymouth.
[5] Lunne, T., Christoffersen, H.P., and Tjelta, T.I., (1985), “Engineering Use of Piezocone
Data in North Sea Clays”, Proceedings, XI ICSMFE, San Francisco, Vol. 2, pp.907-912.
[6] Rad, N.S, and Lunne, T., (1988), “Direct Correlations between Piezocone Test Results
and Undrained Shear Strength of Clay”, Proc. Int. Symp. On Penetration Testing, ISOPT-
1, Orlando, Balkema.
[7] Schmertmann, J.H., (1978), “Guidelines for CPT: performance and design.” Report
FHWA-TS-78-209, Federal Highway Administration, Washington DC.
[8] Sennesset, K. Janbu, N., Sva, G., (1982). “Strength and Deformation Parameters from
Cone Penetration Tests”, Proc. ESOPT II. Ámsterdam.

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TABLES
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Co-ordinates in Final Borehole Water Depth,

Location Borehole Type Position
UTM1 Depth (m) ACD (m)
Target Northing 2,942,305
Target Easting 628,155
109.6 69.3
SPD12-1 Sampling Actual Northing 2,942,304
Actual Easting 628,156
Distance of Actual from Target: 1.6 m
SPD12
109.7 69.2
SPD12-2 PCPT Actual Northing 2,942,300
110.1 71.6
SPD13-1 Sampling Actual Northing 2,935,349
SPD13
111.2 71.4
SPD13-2 PCPT Actual Northing 2,935,344
Table T1 – Summary of Borehole Characteristics
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Soil Depth (m)

Geotechnical Description
Unit From To
Very soft greenish grey (5GY-5/1) sandy very silty carbonate CLAY with
I 0.0 4.3
numerous shell fragments
Firm greenish grey (5GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY with light brown
II 4.3 7.1
staining
Stiff greenish grey (5GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY with shells and shell
III 7.1 9.1
fragments and light brown staining
Stiff to very stiff greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY with
IV 9.1 15.0
occasional shells and shell fragments and with silt partings
Stiff greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY with occasional shell
V 15.0 24.0
fragments
Weak to moderately weak light greenish grey (10GY-7/1) siliceous
VI 24.0 26.0
CALCARENITE
VII 26.0 37.1 Stiff to very stiff greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
Very stiff to hard greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY with
VIII 37.1 48.0
brown mottling to 44.5 m
Interbedded light greenish grey (5GY-7/1) hard very silty carbonate CLAY and
IX 48.0 50.5
weakly cemented sandy carbonate SILT
Hard greenish grey (5GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY with light brown and
X 50.5 59.4
brown staining
Very weakly cemented greenish grey (5GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY with
XI 59.4 63.3
shell fragments
XII 63.3 71.5 Hard greenish grey (5GY-5/1) silty carbonate CLAY
XIII 71.5 75.6 Very stiff to hard greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty calcareous CLAY
XIV 75.6 78.8 Hard greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
Hard greenish grey (10GY-6/1) very silty carbonate CLAY with numerous
XV 78.8 85.0
cemented pockets
XVI 85.0 98.0 Hard greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
Hard greyish brown (2.5Y-5/2) and greenish grey (5GY-5/1) very silty carbonate
XVII 98.0 109.6
CLAY with partings and seams of yellowish brown silty fine sand
Table T2.1 – SPD12 Summary of Soil Stratigraphy
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Soil Depth (m)

Geotechnical Description
Unit From To
Very soft greenish grey (10GY-5/1) sandy very silty carbonate CLAY with
I 0.0 6.0
numerous shells and shell fragments and seams of cemented shells
Interbedded very weakly cemented GYPSUM and firm greenish grey (10GY-
II 6.0 7.5
5/1) silty calcareous CLAY
Firm greenish grey (10GY-6/1) and olive grey (5Y-6/2) very silty carbonate
III 7.5 12.0
CLAY with shells and shell fragments and with brown staining
Stiff greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY with occasional shell
IV 12.0 15.1
fragments
Very weakly cemented and firm to stiff light greenish grey (5GY-7/1) sandy silty
V 15.1 18.9
carbonate CLAY with gypsum and shells and shell fragments
VI 18.9 38.4 Stiff to very stiff greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
Very weakly cemented light olive grey (5Y-6/2) fine to coarse slightly gravelly
VII 38.4 39.3
very silty carbonate SAND with numerous shells and shell fragments
VIII 39.3 48.6 Very stiff to hard greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
Interbedded weakly cemented and stiff to very stiff greenish grey (10GY-6/1)
IX 48.6 52.3
slightly sandy very silty carbonate CLAY
X 52.3 56.5 Very stiff to hard greenish grey (5GY-6/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
Very stiff to hard and very weakly cemented greenish grey (5GY-6/1) silty
XI 56.5 63.5
carbonate CLAY with occasional pockets of gypsum
Stiff to very stiff greenish grey (5GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY with very
XII 63.5 66.4
weakly cemented pockets and seams
Very weakly cemented greenish grey (5GY-5/1) slightly sandy clayey carbonate
XIII 66.4 67.5
SILT with numerous shell fragments
XIV 67.5 78.0 Hard greenish grey (5GY-6/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
Hard brown (7.5Y-4/3) very silty carbonate CLAY with pockets partings and
XV 78.0 87.5
seams of silt
XVI 87.5 92.8 Hard to very hard greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
Hard to very hard greyish brown (2.5Y-5/2) very silty carbonate CLAY with
XVII 92.8 111.0
pockets and partings and seams of silt and gypsum
Table T2.2 – SPD13 Summary of Soil Stratigraphy
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Test Standard Reference
Water content British Standard BS 1377 : Part 2 : 1990 : § 3

Bulk density British Standard BS 1377 : Part 2 : 1990 : § 7
Particle density British Standard BS 1377 : Part 2 : 1990 : § 8
Maximum and minimum density British Standard BS 1377 : Part 4 : 1990
Atterberg limits
Liquid limit British Standard BS 1377 : Part 2 : 1990 : § 4.3
Plastic limit BS 1377 : Part 2 : 1990 : § 5
Particle size distribution
Sieve analysis British Standard BS 1377 : Part 2 : 1990 : § 9.2 & 9.3
Hydrometer BS 1377 : Part 2 : 1990 : § 9.5
Carbonate content ASTM ASTM D 4373 – 96
Organic content British Standard BS 1377 : Part 3 : 1990 : § 3
Laboratory vane British Standard BS 1377 : Part 7 : 1990 : § 3
Undrained-unconsolidated triaxial (UU)
British Standard BS 1377 : Part 7 : 1990 : § 8
(undisturbed & remoulded)
Undrained-consolidated triaxial (CIU) British Standard BS 1377 : Part 7 : 1990 : § 9
Undrained anisotrpically consolidated
triaxial (CAU)
BS 1377 : Part 8 : 1990 : § 8
Consolidated drained triaxial (CD) British Standard
K. H. Head, Vol. 3, § 19.2
One-dimensional consolidation
(oedometer)
Direct simple shear ASTM ASTM 6528 – 00
Point load test (PLT) ASTM ASTM D 5731 – 95
Unconfined compression (UCS) British Standard BS 1377 : Part 7 : 1990 : § 7
Table T3 – Summary of Laboratory Test Methodology
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GENERAL FIGURES
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TOTAL SOUTH PARS 11 LIMITED HG
Checked
Vicinity Map GT
Approved
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South Pars Phase 11 Development Project Date Report No. Figure No.
Offshore Iran 27.10.05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 1
3,080,000
E Locations
OB1
3,060,000 OB2
Legend
3,040,000 E Locations
OB Locations
SPD Locations
3,020,000
Northings (m)
3,000,000
2,980,000
2,960,000
SPD12
2,940,000
SPD13
2,920,000
580,000 600,000 620,000 640,000 660,000 680,000
Eastings (m)
International 1924, ED77 Datum, UTM Projection, CM 51 deg. E, Zone 39

Drawn
Checked
General Location Plan GT
Location: SPD12, SPD13, OB1, OB2 & E Locations Approved
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2,944,000
SPD12-1
2,942,000 SPD12-2
2,940,000
Northings (m)
2,938,000
2,936,000
SPD13-1
SPD13-2
2,934,000
622,000 624,000 626,000 628,000 630,000 632,000
Eastings (m)
2,942,320 2,935,360
SPD13-EK-GC-04A
2,942,310 2,935,350
Northings (m)
Northings (m)
SPD13-1
SPD12-1
SPD13-EK-GC-04
SPD12-EK-GC-01A SPD13-2
2,942,300 2,935,340
SPD12-EK-GC-01
SPD12-2
2,942,290 2,935,330
628,130 628,140 628,150 628,160 627,200 627,210 627,220 627,230
Eastings (m) Eastings (m)
Legend
Actual borehole locations
Position of adjacent
geophysical dropcores
International 1924, ED77 Datum, UTM Projection, CM 51 deg. E, Zone 39

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SPD12 FIGURES
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Moisture Content (%)
PL MC LL
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
0
4.30
5
7.10
9.10
10
15 15.00
20
24.00
25 26.00
30
35
37.10
Depth Below Seafloor (m)
40
45
48.00
50 50.50
55
59.40
60
63.30
65
70
71.50
75 75.60
78.80
80
85 85.00
90
95
98.00
100
105
109.58
110
115
Tested By:
TOTAL SOUTH PARS 11 LIMITED GSPL
Checked By:
Moisture Content and Atterberg Limits Profile LC

Approved By:
Borehole: SPD12-1
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Plasticity Index (%)
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
0
4.30
5
7.10
9.10
10
15 15.00
20
24.00
25 26.00
30
35
37.10
40
45
48.00
50 50.50
55
59.40
60
63.30
65
70
71.50
75 75.60
78.80
80
85 85.00
90
95
98.00
100
105
109.58
110
115
Tested By:
Checked By:
Plasticity Index Profile LC

Borehole: SPD12-1 Approved By:
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Liquidity Index (-)
-0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2

0
4.30
5
7.10
9.10
10
15 15.00
20
24.00
25 26.00
30
35
37.10
40
45
48.00
50 50.50
55
59.40
60
63.30
65
70
71.50
75 75.60
78.80
80
85 85.00
90
95
98.00
100
105
109.58
110
115
Tested By:
Checked By:
Liquidity Index Profile LC

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Density (Mg/m )
0.9 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2.0 2.1 2.2
0
4.30
5
7.10
9.10
10
15 15.00
20
24.00
25 26.00
30
35
37.10
40
45
48.00
50 50.50
55
59.40
60
63.30
65
70
71.50
75 75.60
78.80
80
85 85.00
90
95
98.00
100
105
109.58
110
115 LEGEND
Bulk Density
Dry Density
Tested By:
Checked By:
Bulk and Dry Density Profiles LC

WR
3
Submerged Unit Weight (kN/m )
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
0
4.30
5
7.10
9.10
10
15 15.00
20
24.00
25 26.00
30
35
37.10
40
45
48.00
50 50.50
55
59.40
60
63.30
65
70
71.50
75 75.60
78.80
80
85 85.00
90
95
98.00
100
105
109.58
110
LEGEND
115 Measured - Calculated from Bulk Density
Theoretical - Calculated from Gs and w
Tested By:
Checked By:
Submerged Unit Weight Profile LC

WR
Carbonate Content (%)
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
0
4.30
5
7.10
9.10
10
15 15.00
20
24.00
25 26.00
30
35
37.10
40
45
48.00
50 50.50
55
59.40
60
63.30
65
70
71.50
75 75.60
78.80
80
85 85.00
90
95
98.00
100
105
109.58
110
115
Tested By:
Checked By:
Carbonate Content Profile LC

WR
Fines Content (%)
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
0
4.30
5
7.10
9.10
10
15 15.00
20
24.00
25 26.00
30
35
37.10
40
45
48.00
50 50.50
55
59.40
60
63.30
65
70
71.50
75 75.60
78.80
80
85 85.00
90
95
98.00
100
105
109.58
110
115
Tested By:
Checked By:
Fines Content Profile LC

WR
Undrained Shear Strength (kPa)
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220

0
LEGEND
Torvane
Torvane
Pocket
PocketPenetrometer
Penetrometer
1
Miniature
MiniatureVane
Vane
UU Triaxial
Nkt = 34
2 UU
Nkt =
Triaxial
14
4
4.30
6
7 7.10
9 9.10
10
11
12
13
14
15 15.00
16
17
18
19
20
Tested By:
Checked By:
Undrained Shear Strength Measurements Profile (0 - 20 m) LC

WR
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600
0
LEGEND
Torvane
Torvane 4.30
5 Pocket
PocketPenetrometer
Penetrometer
Miniature
MiniatureVane
Vane 7.10
UU Triaxial 9.10
10 Nkt = 34
UU
Nkt =
Triaxial
14
15 15.00
20
24.00
25 26.00
30
35
37.10
40
45
48.00
50 50.50
55
59.40
60
63.30
65
70
71.50
75 75.60
78.80
80
85 85.00
90
95
98.00
100
105
727.9
109.58
110
115
Tested By:
Checked By:
Undrained Shear Strength Measurements Profile LC

WR
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300
0
LEGEND
Remoulded Miniature Vane 4.30
5 Remoulded UU Triaxial
7.10
Remoulded Miniature Vane 9.10
15 15.00
20
24.00
25 26.00
30
35
37.10
40
45
48.00
50 50.50
55
59.40
60
63.30
65
70
71.50
75 75.60
78.80
80
85 85.00
90
95
98.00
100
105
109.58
110
115
Tested By:
Checked By:
Remoulded Undrained Shear Strength Profile LC

WR
Sensitivity (-)
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
0
4.30
5
7.10
9.10
10
15 15.00
20
24.00
25 26.00
30
35
37.10
40
45
48.00
50 50.50
55
59.40
60
63.30
65
70
71.50
75 75.60
78.80
80
85 85.00
90
95
98.00
100
105
109.58
110
115 LEGEND
UU Sensitivity
MV Sensitivity
Tested By:
Checked By:
Soil Sensitivity Profile LC

WR
50 (%)
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
0
4.30
5
7.10
9.10
10
15 15.00
20
24.00
25 26.00
30
35
37.10
40
45
48.00
50 50.50
55
59.40
60
63.30
65
70
71.50
75 75.60
78.80
80
85 85.00
90
95
98.00
100
105
109.58
110
115
Tested By:
Checked By:
Strain at One-Half of the Maximum Deviator Stress ( ) Profile LC

50
WR
th
SPD13 FIGURES
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
Moisture Content (%)
PL MC LL
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
0
5 6.00
7.50
10
12.00
15 15.10
18.90
20
25
30
35
38.40
39.30
40
45
48.60
50
52.30
55
56.50
60
63.50
65
66.40
67.50
70
75
78.00
80
85
87.50
90
92.80
95
100
105
110 111.00
115
Tested By:
Checked By:
Moisture Content and Atterberg Limits Profile LC

WR
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
0
5 6.00
7.50
10
12.00
15 15.10
18.90
20
25
30
35
38.40
39.30
40
45
48.60
50
52.30
55
56.50
60
63.50
65
66.40
67.50
70
75
78.00
80
85
87.50
90
92.80
95
100
105
110 111.00
115
Tested By:
Checked By:
Plasticity Index Profile LC

WR
Liquidity Index (-)
-0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2

0
5 6.00
7.50
10
12.00
15 15.10
18.90
20
25
30
35
38.40
39.30
40
45
48.60
50
52.30
55
56.50
60
63.50
65
66.40
67.50
70
75
78.00
80
85
87.50
90
92.80
95
100
105
110 111.00
115
Tested By:
Checked By:
Liquidity Index Profile LC

WR
3
Density (Mg/m )
0.9 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2.0 2.1 2.2
0
5 6.00
7.50
10
12.00
15 15.10
18.90
20
25
30
35
38.40
39.30
40
45
48.60
50
52.30
55
56.50
60
63.50
65
66.40
67.50
70
75
78.00
80
85
87.50
90
92.80
95
100
105
110 111.00
115 LEGEND
Bulk Density
Dry Density
Tested By:
Checked By:
Bulk and Dry Density Profiles LC

WR
3
Submerged Unit Weight (kN/m )
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
0
5 6.00
7.50
10
12.00
15 15.10
18.90
20
25
30
35
38.40
39.30
40
45
48.60
50
52.30
55
56.50
60
63.50
65
66.40
67.50
70
75
78.00
80
85
87.50
90
92.80
95
100
105
110 111.00
LEGEND
115 Measured - Calculated from Bulk Density
Theoretical - Calculated from Gs and w
Tested By:
Checked By:
Submerged Unit Weight Profile LC

WR
Carbonate Content (%)
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
0
5 6.00
7.50
10
12.00
15 15.10
18.90
20
25
30
35
38.40
39.30
40
45
48.60
50
52.30
55
56.50
60
63.50
65
66.40
67.50
70
75
78.00
80
85
87.50
90
92.80
95
100
105
110 111.00
115
Tested By:
Checked By:
Carbonate Content Profile LC

WR
Fines Content (%)
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
0
5 6.00
7.50
10
12.00
15 15.10
18.90
20
25
30
35
38.40
39.30
40
45
48.60
50
52.30
55
56.50
60
63.50
65
66.40
67.50
70
75
78.00
80
85
87.50
90
92.80
95
100
105
110 111.00
115
Tested By:
Checked By:
Fines Content Profile LC

WR
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220

0
LEGEND
Torvane
Torvane
Pocket
PocketPenetrometer
Penetrometer
1
Miniature
MiniatureVane
Vane
UU Triaxial
Nkt = 34
2 UU
Nkt =
Triaxial
14
6 6.00
7
7.50
10
11
12 12.00
13
14
15 15.10
16
17
18
18.90
19
20
Tested By:
Checked By:
Undrained Shear Strength Measurements Profile (0 - 20 m) LC

WR
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600
0
LEGEND
Torvane
Torvane
5 Pocket
PocketPenetrometer
Penetrometer 6.00
Miniature
MiniatureVane
Vane 7.50
UU Triaxial
10 Nkt = 34
UU
Nkt =
Triaxial
14
12.00
15 15.10
18.90
20
25
30
35
38.40
39.30
40
45
48.60
50
52.30
55
56.50
60
63.50
65
66.40
67.50
70
75
78.00
80
85
87.50
90
92.80
95
100
105
110 111.00
115
Tested By:
Checked By:
Undrained Shear Strength Measurements Profile LC

WR
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300
0
LEGEND
Remoulded Miniature Vane
5 Remoulded UU Triaxial 6.00
7.50
Remoulded Miniature Vane
12.00
15 15.10
18.90
20
25
30
35
38.40
39.30
40
45
48.60
50
52.30
55
56.50
60
63.50
65
66.40
67.50
70
75
78.00
80
85
87.50
90
92.80
95
306.6
100
105
110 111.00
115
Tested By:
Checked By:
Remoulded Undrained Shear Strength Profile LC

WR
Sensitivity (-)
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
0
5 6.00
7.50
10
12.00
15 15.10
18.90
20
25
30
35
38.40
39.30
40
45
48.60
50
52.30
55
56.50
60
63.50
65
66.40
67.50
70
75
78.00
80
85
87.50
90
92.80
95
100
105
110 111.00
115 LEGEND
UU Sensitivity
MV Sensitivity
Tested By:
Checked By:
Soil Sensitivity Profile LC

WR
50 (%)
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
0
5 6.00
7.50
10
12.00
15 15.10
18.90
20
25
30
35
38.40
39.30
40
45
48.60
50
52.30
55
56.50
60
63.50
65
66.40
67.50
70
75
78.00
80
85
87.50
90
92.80
95
100
105
110 111.00
115
Tested By:
Checked By:
Strain at One-Half of the Maximum Deviator Stress ( ) Profile LC

50
WR
th
APPENDIX A1
TIMELOG OF OFFSHORE WORK
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
Start From To Duration Accumulate
Reference file Item Description End (date)
(date) (hrs) (hrs) (hrs) (hrs)
280705/WPR8207/DPR/001 1 Mob 28-07-05 28-07-05 24.00 24.00
290705/WPR8207/DPR/002 2 Mob 29-07-05 29-07-05 24.00 48.00
300705/WPR8207/DPR/003 3 Mob 30-07-05 30-07-05 24.00 72.00
310705/WPR8207/DPR/004 4 Mob 31-07-05 00:00 10:00 10.00 82.00
5 Transit 10:00 10:15 0.25 82.25
6 Standing by (Client) 10:00 13:00 3.00 85.25
7 Mob completed. On location SPD13-1 13:00 14:30 1.50 86.75
8 Start continuous sampling of SPD13-1 14:45 22:00 7.25 94.00
9 Stand by & downtime 31-07-05 22:00 24:00 2.00 96.00
010805/WPR8207/DPR/005 10 Stand by & downtime 01-08-05 00:00 06:00 6.00 102.00
11 Continuous sampling 01-08-05 06:00 24:00 18.00 120.00
020805/WPR8207/DPR/006 12 Continuous sampling 02-08-05 02-08-05 00:00 24:00 24.00 144.00
030805/WPR8207/DPR/007 13 End continuous sampling of SPD13-1 03-08-05 00:00 06:00 6.00 150.00
14 Operational & shift position to SPD13-2 06:00 12:30 6.50 156.50
15 Operational 12:30 14:45 2.25 158.75
16 Start continuous PCPT of SPD13-2 03-08-05 14:45 24:00 10.25 169.00
040805/WPR8207/DPR/008 17 Continuous PCPT 04-08-05 04-08-05 00:00 24:00 24.00 193.00
050805/WPR8207/DPR/009 18 End continuous PCPT of SPD13-2 05-08-05 00:00 01:15 1.25 194.25
19 Operational 01:15 04:30 3.25 197.50
20 Transit to SPD12-1 04:30 06:30 2.00 199.50
21 Operational 06:30 08:30 2.00 201.50
22 Start continuous sampling of SPD12-1 05-08-05 08:30 24:00 15.50 217.00
060805/WPR8207/DPR/010 23 Continuous sampling 06-08-05 06-08-05 00:00 24:00 24.00 241.00
070805/WPR8207/DPR/011 24 End continuous sampling of SPD12-1 07-08-05 07-08-05 00:00 10:45 10.75 251.75
25 Operational 10:45 13:45 3.00 254.75
26 Standby for weather 13:45 24:00 10.25 265.00
080805/WPR8207/DPR/012 27 Standby for weather 08-08-05 08-08-05 00:00 24:00 24.00 289.00
090805/WPR8207/DPR/013 28 Standby for weather 09-08-05 00:00 18:30 18.30 307.30
29 Operational 18:30 19:45 1.25 308.55
30 Operational & shift position to SPD12-2 19:45 20:00 0.25 308.80
31 Operational 20:00 23:30 3.50 312.30
32 Start continuous PCPT of SPD12-2 09-08-05 23:30 24:00 0.50 312.80
100805/WPR8207/DPR/014 33 Continuous PCPT 10-08-05 10-08-05 00:00 24:00 24.00 336.80
110805/WPR8207/DPR/015 34 End continuous PCPT of SPD12-2 11-08-05 00:00 01:00 1.00 337.80
35 Operational 01:00 06:30 5.50 343.30
36 Transit to OB1-1 06:30 13:45 7.25 350.55
37 Operational 13:45 17:45 4.00 354.55
38 Start continuous sampling of OB1-1 11-08-05 17:45 24:00 6.25 360.80
120805/WPR8207/DPR/016 39 Stand by & downtime 12-08-05 00:00 04:00 4.00 364.80
40 End continuous sampling of OB1-1 12-08-05 04:00 24:00 20.00 384.80
130805/WPR8207/DPR/017 41 Operational & shift position to OB1-2 13-08-05 00:00 02:45 2.75 387.55
42 Complete continuous PCPT at OB1-2 02:45 12:30 7.75 395.30
43 Operational 12:30 14:15 1.75 397.05
44 Transit to OB2-2 14:15 15:15 1.00 398.05
45 Complete continuous PCPT of OB2-2 13-08-05 15:15 24:00 8.75 406.80
140805/WPR8207/DPR/018 46 Operational 14-08-05 00:00 02:00 2.00 408.80
47 Complete continuous sampling of OB2-1 02:00 18:00 16.00 424.80
48 Operational. 18:00 19:30 1.50 426.30
49 Transit to E6-2 19:30 20:15 0.75 427.05
50 Operational. 20:15 21:30 1.25 428.30
51 Complete continuous PCPT of E6-2 14-08-05 21:30 24:00 2.50 430.80
150805/WPR8207/DPR/019 52 Operational. 15-08-05 00:00 00:45 0.75 431.55
53 Complete continuous sampling at E6-1 01:15 08:00 6.75 438.30
54 Transit to E2-2 08:00 08:45 0.75 439.05
55 Operational and Start continuous PCPT at E2-2 15-08-05 09:15 24:00 14.75 453.80
160805/WPR8207/DPR/020 56 Finish continuous PCPT at E2-2 16-08-05 00:00 09:00 9.00 462.80
57 Operational. 09:00 10:00 1.00 463.80
58 Transit to E2-1 10:00 10:15 0.25 464.05
59 Operational. 10:15 11:15 1.00 465.05
60 Complete sampling of E2-1 11:15 21:45 10.50 475.55
61 Operational. 21:45 23:15 1.50 477.05
62 Transit to E8-2 23:15 23:30 0.25 477.30
63 Operational. 16-08-05 23:30 24:00 0.50 477.80
NDGOS
TIME LOG OF OFFSHORE WORK
Date: 07.12.2005
South Pars Phase 11 Development Project Report No.: WRE/8207/03/05/85
Offshore Iran By: LC Checked: GT Approved: WR
Start From To Duration Accumulate
Reference file Item Description End (date)
(date) (hrs) (hrs) (hrs) (hrs)
65 Complete continuous PCPT at E8-2 01:15 16:30 15.25 494.30
66 Operational. 16:30 18:30 2.00 496.30
67 Transit to E8-1 18:30 18:45 0.25 496.55
68 Start continuous sampling at E8-1 17-08-05 18:45 24:00 5.25 501.80
180805/WPR8207/DPR/022 69 Finish continuous sampling at E8-1 18-08-05 00:00 03:30 3.30 505.10
70 Operational. 03:30 04:45 1.25 506.35
71 Transit to E9 04:45 05:00 0.25 506.60
72 Operational. 05:00 08:00 3.00 509.60
73 Start continuous PCPT at E9 18-08-05 08:00 24:00 16.00 525.60
190805/WPR8207/DPR/023 74 Complete continuous PCPT at E9 19-08-05 00:00 08:30 8.50 534.10
75 Operational. 08:30 09:15 0.75 534.85
76 Transit to E7 09:15 09:30 0.25 535.10
77 Operational. 09:30 11:30 2.00 537.10
78 Complete continuous PCPT at E7 11:30 22:30 11.00 548.10
79 Operational. 19-08-05 22:30 24:00 1.50 549.60
200805/WPR8207/DPR/024 80 Transit to E1 20-08-05 00:00 00:15 0.25 549.85
81 Operational. 00:15 01:30 1.25 551.10
83 Operational. 11:15 12:00 0.75 561.60
84 Transit to E5 12:00 12:15 0.25 561.85
85 Operational. 12:15 13:15 1.00 562.85
86 Complete continuous sampling at E5 13:15 19:00 5.75 568.60
87 Operational. 19:00 20:00 1.00 569.60
88 Transit to E4 20:00 20:15 0.25 569.85
89 Operational. 20:15 21:15 1.00 570.85
91 Operational. 20-08-05 23:30 24:00 0.50 573.60
93 Demob 21-08-05 01:00 24:00 23.00 597.60
220805/WPR8207/DPR/026 94 Complete Demob 22-08-05 00:00 09:30 9.30 606.90
95 Standby 22-08-05 09:30 24:00 14.50 621.40
NDGOS
TIME LOG OF OFFSHORE WORK
Date: 07.12.2005
South Pars Phase 11 Development Project Report No.: WRE/8207/03/05/85
Offshore Iran By: LC Checked: GT Approved: WR
ID Task Name Duration Start Finish 31 Jul '05 07 Aug '05 14 Aug '05 21 Aug '05
T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 Start Mob 0 days Thu 28/07/05 Thu 28/07/05 28/07 Start Mob
2 Mob 24 hrs Thu 28/07/05 Fri 29/07/05 Mob
3 Mob 24 hrs Fri 29/07/05 Sat 30/07/05 Mob
4 Mob 1 day? Sat 30/07/05 Sun 31/07/05 Mob
5 Transit 0.25 hrs Sun 31/07/05 Sun 31/07/05 Transit
6 Standing by (Client) 3 hrs Sun 31/07/05 Sun 31/07/05 Standing by (Client)
7 End Mob 1 day? Sun 31/07/05 Mon 01/08/05 End Mob
8 Start continuous sampling of SPD13-1 7.25 hrs Mon 01/08/05 Mon 01/08/05 Start continuous sampling of SPD13-1
9 Stand by & downtime 2 hrs Mon 01/08/05 Mon 01/08/05 Stand by & downtime
10 Stand by & downtime 6 hrs Mon 01/08/05 Tue 02/08/05 Stand by & downtime
11 Continuous sampling 18 hrs Tue 02/08/05 Tue 02/08/05 Continuous sampling
12 Continuous sampling 24 hrs Tue 02/08/05 Wed 03/08/05 Continuous sampling
13 End continuous sampling of SPD13-1 6 hrs Wed 03/08/05 Thu 04/08/05 End continuous sampling of SPD13-1
14 Operational & shift position to SPD13-2 6.5 hrs Thu 04/08/05 Thu 04/08/05 Operational & shift position to SPD13-2
15 Operational 2.25 hrs Thu 04/08/05 Thu 04/08/05 Operational
16 Start continuous PCPT of SPD13-2 10.25 hrs Thu 04/08/05 Thu 04/08/05 Start continuous PCPT of SPD13-2
17 Continuous PCPT 24 hrs Thu 04/08/05 Fri 05/08/05 Continuous PCPT
18 End continuous PCPT of SPD13-2 1.25 hrs Fri 05/08/05 Fri 05/08/05 End continuous PCPT of SPD13-2
19 Operational 3.25 hrs Fri 05/08/05 Sat 06/08/05 Operational
20 Transit to SPD12-1 2 hrs Sat 06/08/05 Sat 06/08/05 Transit to SPD12-1
21 Operational 2 hrs Sat 06/08/05 Sat 06/08/05 Operational
22 Start continuous sampling of SPD12-1 15.5 hrs Sat 06/08/05 Sat 06/08/05 Start continuous sampling of SPD12-1
23 Continuous sampling 24 hrs Sat 06/08/05 Sun 07/08/05 Continuous sampling
24 End continuous sampling of SPD12-1 10.7 hrs Sun 07/08/05 Mon 08/08/05 End continuous sampling of SPD12-1
25 Operational 3 hrs Mon 08/08/05 Mon 08/08/05 Operational
26 Standby for weather 10.25 hrs Mon 08/08/05 Mon 08/08/05 Standby for weather
27 Standby for weather 24 hrs Mon 08/08/05 Tue 09/08/05 Standby for weather
28 Standby for weather 18.3 hrs Tue 09/08/05 Wed 10/08/05 Standby for weather
29 Operational 1.25 hrs Wed 10/08/05 Wed 10/08/05 Operational
30 Operational & shift position to SPD12-2 0.25 hrs Wed 10/08/05 Wed 10/08/05 Operational & shift position to SPD12-2
31 Operational 3.5 hrs Wed 10/08/05 Wed 10/08/05 Operational
32 Start continuous PCPT of SPD12-2 0.5 hrs Wed 10/08/05 Wed 10/08/05 Start continuous PCPT of SPD12-2
33 Continuous PCPT 24 hrs Wed 10/08/05 Thu 11/08/05 Continuous PCPT
34 End continuous PCPT of SPD12-2 1 hr Thu 11/08/05 Thu 11/08/05 End continuous PCPT of SPD12-2
35 Operational 5.5 hrs Thu 11/08/05 Fri 12/08/05 Operational
36 Transit to OB1-1 7.25 hrs Fri 12/08/05 Fri 12/08/05 Transit to OB1-1
37 Operational 4 hrs Fri 12/08/05 Fri 12/08/05 Operational
38 Start continuous sampling of OB1-1 6.25 hrs Fri 12/08/05 Fri 12/08/05 Start continuous sampling of OB1-1
39 Stand by & downtime 4 hrs Fri 12/08/05 Sat 13/08/05 Stand by & downtime
40 End continuous sampling of OB1-1 20 hrs Sat 13/08/05 Sat 13/08/05 End continuous sampling of OB1-1
41 Operational & shift position to OB1-2 2.75 hrs Sat 13/08/05 Sun 14/08/05 Operational & shift position to OB1-2
42 Complete continuous PCPT at OB1-2 7.75 hrs Sun 14/08/05 Sun 14/08/05 Complete continuous PCPT at OB1-2
43 Operational 1.75 hrs Sun 14/08/05 Sun 14/08/05 Operational
44 Transit to OB2-2 1 hr Sun 14/08/05 Sun 14/08/05 Transit to OB2-2
45 Complete continuous PCPT of OB2-2 8.75 hrs Sun 14/08/05 Sun 14/08/05 Complete continuous PCPT of OB2-2
46 Operational 2 hrs Sun 14/08/05 Sun 14/08/05 Operational
47 Complete continuous sampling of OB2-1 16 hrs Sun 14/08/05 Mon 15/08/05 Complete continuous sampling of OB2-1
48 Operational. 1.5 hrs Mon 15/08/05 Mon 15/08/05 Operational.
TIME LOG OF OFFSHORE WORK NDGOS
South Pars Phase 11 Development Project Report Date: 27.10.2005

Offshore Iran Report No.: WRE/8207/03/05/85
Sheet 1 of 2 By: LC Checked: GT Approved: WR
ID Task Name Duration Start Finish 31 Jul '05 07 Aug '05 14 Aug '05 21 Aug '05
T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
49 Transit to E6-2 0.75 hrs Mon 15/08/05 Mon 15/08/05 Transit to E6-2
51 Complete continuous PCPT of E6-2 2.5 hrs Mon 15/08/05 Mon 15/08/05 Complete continuous PCPT of E6-2
53 Complete continuous sampling at E6-1 6.75 hrs Mon 15/08/05 Tue 16/08/05 Complete continuous sampling at E6-1
54 Transit to E2-2 0.75 hrs Tue 16/08/05 Tue 16/08/05 Transit to E2-2
55 Operational and Start continuous PCPT at E 14.75 hrs Tue 16/08/05 Tue 16/08/05 Operational and Start continuous PCPT at E2-2
56 Finish continuous PCPT at E2-2 9 hrs Tue 16/08/05 Wed 17/08/05 Finish continuous PCPT at E2-2
57 Operational. 1 hr Wed 17/08/05 Wed 17/08/05 Operational.
58 Transit to E2-1 0.25 hrs Wed 17/08/05 Wed 17/08/05 Transit to E2-1
59 Operational. 1 hr Wed 17/08/05 Wed 17/08/05 Operational.
60 Complete sampling of E2-1 10.5 hrs Wed 17/08/05 Wed 17/08/05 Complete sampling of E2-1
61 Operational. 1.5 hrs Wed 17/08/05 Wed 17/08/05 Operational.
62 Transit to E8-2 0.25 hrs Wed 17/08/05 Wed 17/08/05 Transit to E8-2
65 Complete continuous PCPT at E8-2 15.25 hrs Wed 17/08/05 Thu 18/08/05 Complete continuous PCPT at E8-2
66 Operational. 2 hrs Thu 18/08/05 Thu 18/08/05 Operational.
67 Transit to E8-1 0.25 hrs Thu 18/08/05 Thu 18/08/05 Transit to E8-1
68 Start continuous sampling at E8-1 5.25 hrs Thu 18/08/05 Thu 18/08/05 Start continuous sampling at E8-1
69 Finish continuous sampling at E8-1 3.3 hrs Thu 18/08/05 Thu 18/08/05 Finish continuous sampling at E8-1
70 Operational. 1.25 hrs Thu 18/08/05 Thu 18/08/05 Operational.
71 Transit to E9 0.25 hrs Thu 18/08/05 Thu 18/08/05 Transit to E9
72 Operational. 3 hrs Thu 18/08/05 Fri 19/08/05 Operational.
73 Start continuous PCPT at E9 16 hrs Fri 19/08/05 Fri 19/08/05 Start continuous PCPT at E9
74 Complete continuous PCPT at E9 8.5 hrs Fri 19/08/05 Sat 20/08/05 Complete continuous PCPT at E9
75 Operational. 0.75 hrs Sat 20/08/05 Sat 20/08/05 Operational.
76 Transit to E7 0.25 hrs Sat 20/08/05 Sat 20/08/05 Transit to E7
77 Operational. 2 hrs Sat 20/08/05 Sat 20/08/05 Operational.
78 Complete continuous PCPT at E7 11 hrs Sat 20/08/05 Sat 20/08/05 Complete continuous PCPT at E7
80 Transit to E1 0.25 hrs Sat 20/08/05 Sat 20/08/05 Transit to E1
82 Complete continuous PCPT at E1 9.75 hrs Sat 20/08/05 Sun 21/08/05 Complete continuous PCPT at E1
83 Operational. 0.75 hrs Sun 21/08/05 Sun 21/08/05 Operational.
84 Transit to E5 0.25 hrs Sun 21/08/05 Sun 21/08/05 Transit to E5
85 Operational. 1 hr Sun 21/08/05 Sun 21/08/05 Operational.
86 Complete continuous sampling at E5 5.75 hrs Sun 21/08/05 Sun 21/08/05 Complete continuous sampling at E5
88 Transit to E4 0.25 hrs Sun 21/08/05 Sun 21/08/05 Transit to E4
90 Complete continuous PCPT at E4 2.25 hrs Sun 21/08/05 Sun 21/08/05 Complete continuous PCPT at E4
91 Operational. 0.5 hrs Sun 21/08/05 Sun 21/08/05 Operational.
93 Start Demob 23 hrs Sun 21/08/05 Mon 22/08/05 Start Demob
94 End Demob 0 days Mon 22/08/05 Mon 22/08/05 22/08 End Demob
95 Standby 14.5 hrs Mon 22/08/05 Tue 23/08/05 Standby
TIME LOG OF OFFSHORE WORK NDGOS
South Pars Phase 11 Development Project Report Date: 27.10.2005

Offshore Iran Report No.: WRE/8207/03/05/85
Sheet 2 of 2 By: LC Checked: GT Approved: WR
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APPENDIX A2
BOREHOLE LOGS
NDGOS Doc Ref:

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NDGOS
SOIL DESCRIPTION GUIDE (BS)

Sampler Types Soil Structure
Term Description
Thin Walled Tube Weathered Usually has crumb or columnar structure.
Fissured Breaks into polyhedral fragments along fissures.
Laminated Composed of thin layers of varying colour or texture.
Foliated Containing small scale laminar structure with no
colour or texture variation.
Insitu Test Blocky Containing discreet blocks of soil set in a non-
structured matrix.
Interstratified Alternating layers of varying types, or with bands, or
lenses of other materials.
Well Graded Having a wide range in grain sizes with substantial
Split barrel amounts of all intermediate particle sizes.
Poorly Graded Predominantly of one grain size or having a range of
sizes with some intermediate sizes missing.
Discontinuities
No recovery
Parting Horizontal inclusion of different soil type less than
3 mm thick.
Seam Horizontal inclusion of different soil type 3 mm to
Sampling Method 75 mm thick.
(Shown in Sample No. Column) Layer Horizontal inclusion of different soil type greater than
75 mm thick.
P Push Pocket Inclusion of different soil type that is smaller than the
H Hammer diameter of the soil sample.
PT Piston
Density of Coarse Grained Soils
Soil Types
Density Relative Density (%)
Made Ground
SILT Very Loose < 15
Clay Loose 15 - 35
Medium Dense 35 - 65
Silt Dense 65 - 85
Very Dense > 85
Sand
CLAY
Gravel Consistency of Fine Grained Soils
Boulders & Cobbles Consistency Undrained Shear Strength (kPa)
Peat Very Soft < 20

Soft 20 - 40
SAND
Firm 40 - 75
Stiff 75 - 150
Very Stiff 150 - 200
Hard 200 - 400
Very Hard > 400
NDGOS Doc Ref:

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NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
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SPD12
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
BOREHOLE LOG
UNDRAINED SHEAR STRENGTH CONE
(kPa) RESISTANCE
Torvane
SAMPLE TYPE / No.
FRICTION RATIO
qc (MPa)
CLASSIFICATION TESTS Pocket Penetrometer
(%) Miniature Vane 4 8 12 16
cm penetration)
SOIL PROFILE
BLOW COUNT
BULK DENSITY
(No. of blows /
SOIL DESCRIPTION Remoulded Miniature Vane
(Mg/m3)
DEPTH (m)
PCPT No. CaCO3 UU Triaxial

SLEEVE
Remoulded UU Triaxial
Rf(%)
FRICTION
PL MC LL Nkt = 14 fs (MPa)
Nkt = 34
20 40 60 80 1.6 1.8 2.0 100 200 300 400 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 2 4 6
P1 Very soft greenish grey (5GY-5/1) sandy very silty carbonate CLAY
with numerous shell fragments
1 C1 - very sandy at mudline
P2
C2
2 P3
P3A
C3
3
P4
4 4.3
P5
Firm greenish grey (5GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY with light
P6 brown staining
5
C4
P7
6
P8 - stiff at 6.8 m
7 7.1
Stiff greenish grey (5GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY with shells
P9 and shell fragments and light brown staining
8 P10 - slightly sandy at 8.0 m
C5
9 P11 9.1
Stiff to very stiff greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
with occasional shells and shell fragments and with silt partings
10 P12
11 P13
P14 C6
12
TOTAL SP SU600 27-10 HG WPR8207-ISIS.GPJ WPR8207-ISIS.GPJ 7/12/05
P15 - with occasional pockets of yellowish brown cemented sand and

13
carbonate nodules at 13.0 m
P16 - with a cemented seam at 13.8 m
14
C7 15.0
15 P17
Stiff greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY with
occasional shell fragments
16 P18
17 P19
- with olive brown (2.5Y-4/4) very clayey silt / very silty clay between
17.2 and 18.5 m
C8
18 P20
- with yellowish brown mottling between 18.5 and 19.7 m
19 P21
P22 C9
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Project Details Borehole Details
CPC
Project No. : WPR 8207 Name : SPD12-1 & SPD12-2 Coordinates
(International 1924, ED77 Datum, UTM Projection, CM 51 deg. E, Zone 39) Checked By:
Client : TOTAL South Pars 11 Limited Final Depth : 109.6 m
Sampling BH : E 628,156.2 m N 2,942,304.0 m RC
Project Name : South Pars Phase 11 Development Project Water Depth : 69.3 m (Chart Datum)
PCPT BH : E 628,150.3 m N 2,942,299.9 m Approved By: Date Sheet
Location : Offshore Iran Performed : 05/08/05 to 11/08/05
WR 07/12/05 1 of 6
BOREHOLE LOG
(kPa) RESISTANCE
Torvane
SAMPLE TYPE / No.
FRICTION RATIO
qc (MPa)
cm penetration)
SOIL PROFILE
BLOW COUNT
BULK DENSITY
(No. of blows /
(Mg/m3)
DEPTH (m)

SLEEVE
Rf(%)
FRICTION
Nkt = 34
20 40 60 80 1.6 1.8 2.0 100 200 300 400 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 2 4 6
Stiff greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty CLAY with occasional shell
fragments
21 P23
P24 C10
22
P25
23
P26 24.0
24
Weak to moderately weak light greenish grey (10GY-7/1) siliceous
P27 C11 50/5 CALCARENITE
25 H27A - with sand and gravel and numerous shell fragments and gypsum at
50/10
RC1 25.0 m
H28
26.0
26 H29 50/30 Stiff to very stiff greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
- light greenish grey slightly sandy with shell fragments and
27 P30 cemented pockets between 26.0 and 26.8 m
- dark greenish grey and with shell fragments between 26.8 and 28.4
m
28 P31
C12
29 P32
30 P33
31 P34
C13
32 P35
33 P36
- with occasional shell fragments below 33.5 m
34 P37
C14 - becoming very stiff to hard below 34.5 m
35 P38
36 P39
- with a layer of very weakly cemented clayey carbonate sand with
numerous shells and shell fragments between 36.3 and 37.1 m
37 P40 37.1
C15 Very stiff to hard greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
P41 with brown mottling to 44.5 m
38
P42
39
P43
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WR 07/12/05 2 of 6
BOREHOLE LOG
(kPa) RESISTANCE
Torvane
SAMPLE TYPE / No.
FRICTION RATIO
qc (MPa)
cm penetration)
SOIL PROFILE
BLOW COUNT
BULK DENSITY
(No. of blows /
(Mg/m3)
DEPTH (m)

SLEEVE
Rf(%)
FRICTION
Nkt = 34
20 40 60 80 1.6 1.8 2.0 100 200 300 400 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 2 4 6
C16 Very stiff to hard greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
with brown mottling to 44.5 m
41 P44
P45
42
43 P46
C17
P47
44
P48
45
46 P49
C18
47 P50
- with weakly cemented pockets below 47.5 m
P51 48.0
48
Interbedded light greenish grey (5GY-7/1) hard very silty carbonate
CLAY and weakly cemented sandy carbonate SILT
49 P52
C19 - with dark organic staining below 49.5 m
50 P53
50.5
P54 Hard greenish grey (5GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY with light
51 brown and brown staining
P55
52 - with numerous shells and shell fragments at 52.1 m
C20
- with red mottling at 52.5 m

P56
53
P57
54
P58
55
C21
P59
56
P60
57
- interbedded with very weakly cemented layers and with pockets of
P61 sand and gypsum below 57.5 m
58
C22
59 P62
59.4
Very weakly cemented greenish grey (5GY-5/1) very silty carbonate
Logged By:
CPC
WR 07/12/05 3 of 6
BOREHOLE LOG
(kPa) RESISTANCE
Torvane
SAMPLE TYPE / No.
FRICTION RATIO
qc (MPa)
cm penetration)
SOIL PROFILE
BLOW COUNT
BULK DENSITY
(No. of blows /
(Mg/m3)
DEPTH (m)

SLEEVE
Rf(%)
FRICTION
Nkt = 34
20 40 60 80 1.6 1.8 2.0 100 200 300 400 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 2 4 6
P63 CLAY with shell fragments
- dark greenish grey at 59.5 m
61 P64
C23
62 P65
63 P66 63.3
Hard greenish grey (5GY-5/1) silty carbonate CLAY
P67
64 - with occasional dark staining at 63.5 m
C24
65 P68
66 P69
67 P70
C25
68 P71
69 P72
P73
70
C26
71 P74
71.5
Very stiff to hard greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty calcareous
72 P75 CLAY
- with silt and sand pockets and partings and seams between 71.5
P76 and 73.5 m

73
C27 - light greenish grey at 73.5 m
P77 - with very weakly and weakly cemented pockets and shell fragments
74 below 73.5 m
- with gypsum at 74.5 m
P78
75
75.6
P79 Hard greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
76
C28
P80
77
- with black staining at 77.5 m
78 P81
P82 78.8
79 Hard greenish grey (10GY-6/1) very silty carbonate CLAY with
C29 numerous cemented pockets
- with occasional shell fragments between 78.8 and 82.4 m
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CPC
WR 07/12/05 4 of 6
BOREHOLE LOG
(kPa) RESISTANCE
Torvane
SAMPLE TYPE / No.
FRICTION RATIO
qc (MPa)
cm penetration)
SOIL PROFILE
BLOW COUNT
BULK DENSITY
(No. of blows /
(Mg/m3)
DEPTH (m)

SLEEVE
Rf(%)
FRICTION
Nkt = 34
20 40 60 80 1.6 1.8 2.0 100 200 300 400 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 2 4 6
P83 Hard greenish grey (10GY-6/1) very silty carbonate CLAY with
numerous cemented pockets
81 P84 - with gypsum and numerous cemented pockets below 80.5 m
82 P85 C30
83 P86
P87
84
P88 85.0
85
C31 Hard greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
P89
86
P90
87
88 P91
C32
89 P92
P93
90
P94
91
C33 - with gypsum at 91.5 m
P95
92
- with occasional dark staining at 92.5 m
93 P96
- with occasional shell fragments at 93.5 m
94 P97
C34
P98 - very weakly cemented and with shell fragments at 95.0 m
95
- interbedded with fine silty sand below 95.5 m
P99
96
P100
97 - with a cemented layer between 97.2 and 98.0 m
C35
P101 C36
P101A 98.0
98
H101 Hard greyish brown (2.5Y-5/2) and greenish grey (5GY-5/1) very silty
P102 carbonate CLAY with partings and seams of yellowish brown silty fine
99 sand
P103
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CPC
WR 07/12/05 5 of 6
BOREHOLE LOG
(kPa) RESISTANCE
Torvane
SAMPLE TYPE / No.
FRICTION RATIO
qc (MPa)
cm penetration)
SOIL PROFILE
BLOW COUNT
BULK DENSITY
(No. of blows /
(Mg/m3)
DEPTH (m)

SLEEVE
Rf(%)
FRICTION
Nkt = 34
20 40 60 80 1.6 1.8 2.0 100 200 300 400 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 2 4 6
P104 Hard greyish brown (2.5Y-5/2) and greenish grey (5GY-5/1) very silty
C37 carbonate CLAY with partings and seams of yellowish brown silty fine
101 sand
P105 - with brown staining below 101.0 m
102
P106
103 - very weakly cemented and with shell fragments and pockets of
P107 gypsum between 103.0 and 104.3 m
C38
104
P108
105
P109
106 - with very weakly cemented pockets at 106.0 m

P110 - dark greyish brown between 106.0 and 107.3 m
C39
107 P111 727.9
108 - with reddish brown mottling at 108.0 m

P112
109 - with very weakly cemented pockets at 109.0 m

P113 C40 109.6
110 End of borehole at 109.6 m
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
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SPD13
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
BOREHOLE LOG
(kPa) RESISTANCE
Torvane
SAMPLE TYPE / No.
FRICTION RATIO
qc (MPa)
cm penetration)
SOIL PROFILE
BLOW COUNT
BULK DENSITY
(No. of blows /
(Mg/m3)
DEPTH (m)

SLEEVE
Rf(%)
FRICTION
Nkt = 34
20 40 60 80 1.6 1.8 2.0 100 200 300 400 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 2 4 6
P1 Very soft greenish grey (10GY-5/1) sandy very silty carbonate CLAY
with numerous shells and shell fragments and seams of cemented
P2 C2 shells
1
- with slight organic odour between 0.0 and 0.5 m
2 P3 C3 - with partings and seams of sand below 2.1 m
P4 C4
3
4 P5
5 P6
- with gypsum below 5.5 m
P7 C5 6.0
6
Interbedded very weakly cemented GYPSUM and firm greenish grey
(10GY-5/1) silty calcareous CLAY
7 P8
7.5
Firm greenish grey (10GY-6/1) and olive grey (5Y-6/2) very silty
8 P9 carbonate CLAY with shells and shell fragments and with brown
staining
C6 - with pockets of very soft clay at 8.0 m
9 P10
- sandy below 9.5 m
P11
10
11 P12 - with very weakly cemented seams between 10.9 and 11.4 m
C7 12.0
12 P13
Stiff greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY with
occasional shell fragments

13 P14
14 P15
- with dark staining and pockets of sand below 14.5 m
C8
15 P16 15.1
Very weakly cemented and firm to stiff light greenish grey (5GY-7/1)
P17 sandy silty carbonate CLAY with gypsum and shells and shell
16 fragments
P18
17 P19 C9
P20 30/10
18 P20A
H20 50/10
C10
P21 18.9
19 H21
C11 Stiff to very stiff greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
P22
- with very occasional shell fragments between 19.5 and 20.3 m
P23
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CPC
WR 07/12/05 1 of 6
BOREHOLE LOG
(kPa) RESISTANCE
Torvane
SAMPLE TYPE / No.
FRICTION RATIO
qc (MPa)
cm penetration)
SOIL PROFILE
BLOW COUNT
BULK DENSITY
(No. of blows /
(Mg/m3)
DEPTH (m)

SLEEVE
Rf(%)
FRICTION
Nkt = 34
20 40 60 80 1.6 1.8 2.0 100 200 300 400 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 2 4 6
21 P24
22 P25
C12
23 P26
24 P27
25 P28
C13
26 P29
- with gypsum between 26.5 and 27.1 m
P30
27
- light greenish grey sandy and with very weakly to weakly cemented
P31 pockets and with shells and shell fragments between 27.5 and 29.0
28 m
C14
- with a weak to moderately weak cemented layer at 28.0 m
29 P32 - with brown staining between 29.0 and 32.4 m
30 P33
31 P34
C15
32 P35
33 P36
34 P37
C16
35 P38
36 P39
37 P40
C17 - sandy and with gravel and shell fragments below 37.5 m
38 P41 - with cemented pockets below 38.0 m
38.4
Very weakly cemented light olive grey (5Y-6/2) fine to coarse slightly
P42 gravelly very silty carbonate SAND with numerous shells and shell39.3
39
fragments
Very stiff to hard greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
Logged By:
CPC
WR 07/12/05 2 of 6
BOREHOLE LOG
(kPa) RESISTANCE
Torvane
SAMPLE TYPE / No.
FRICTION RATIO
qc (MPa)
cm penetration)
SOIL PROFILE
BLOW COUNT
BULK DENSITY
(No. of blows /
(Mg/m3)
DEPTH (m)

SLEEVE
Rf(%)
FRICTION
Nkt = 34
20 40 60 80 1.6 1.8 2.0 100 200 300 400 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 2 4 6
P43 C18 Very stiff to hard greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
- slightly sandy and with cemented pockets between 39.3 and 40.4 m
P44 - with occasional shell fragments at 40.2 m
41
- with yellow staining between 41.5 and 45.2 m
P45
42
P46
43 C19
P47
44
45 P48
P49
46
C20
P50
47 - with dark organic staining below 47.1 m
48 P51
48.6
P52 Interbedded weakly cemented and stiff to very stiff greenish grey
49 C21 (10GY-6/1) slightly sandy very silty carbonate CLAY
50 P53
51 P54
P55
52 52.3
C22
P56 Very stiff to hard greenish grey (5GY-6/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
53
P57
54 P58
P58A
55 P59
C23
56 P60
56.5
P61 Very stiff to hard and very weakly cemented greenish grey (5GY-6/1)
57 silty carbonate CLAY with occasional pockets of gypsum
P62 - with a layer of sand and gravel with shell fragments and gypsum
P63 between 57.5 and 58.0 m
58 C24 - with pockets and partings of sand and brown staining between 57.9
and 60.5 m
P64
59
P65
C26
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CPC
WR 07/12/05 3 of 6
BOREHOLE LOG
(kPa) RESISTANCE
Torvane
SAMPLE TYPE / No.
FRICTION RATIO
qc (MPa)
cm penetration)
SOIL PROFILE
BLOW COUNT
BULK DENSITY
(No. of blows /
(Mg/m3)
DEPTH (m)

SLEEVE
Rf(%)
FRICTION
Nkt = 34
20 40 60 80 1.6 1.8 2.0 100 200 300 400 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 2 4 6
P66 Very stiff to hard and very weakly cemented greenish grey (5GY-6/1)
silty carbonate CLAY with occasional pockets of gypsum
P67
61
P68
62
C27
63 P69
63.5
64 P70 with very weakly cemented pockets and seams
65 P71
- with occasional shell fragments between 65.5 and 66.3 m
C28
66 P72
66.4
P73 Very weakly cemented greenish grey (5GY-5/1) slightly sandy clayey
67 C29 carbonate SILT with numerous shell fragments
67.5
Hard greenish grey (5GY-6/1) very silty carbonate CLAY
68 P74 - with light yellow staining between 67.5 and 68.3 m
- with occasional shell fragments below 68.5
69 P75
- stiff and with gypsum between 69.5 and 70.4 m
70 P76
C30
71 P77
- with pockets and veins of gypsum and with silt partings between
P78 71.5 and 74.1 m
72
73 P79
C31
P80
74
P81
75
76 P82
C32
P83
77
P84 78.0
78
Hard brown (7.5Y-4/3) very silty carbonate CLAY with pockets
P85 partings and seams of silt
79 - slightly sandy at 78.2 m
C33 - with very weakly cemented pockets between 78.5 and 80.0 m
P86
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CPC
WR 07/12/05 4 of 6
BOREHOLE LOG
(kPa) RESISTANCE
Torvane
SAMPLE TYPE / No.
FRICTION RATIO
qc (MPa)
cm penetration)
SOIL PROFILE
BLOW COUNT
BULK DENSITY
(No. of blows /
(Mg/m3)
DEPTH (m)

SLEEVE
Rf(%)
FRICTION
Nkt = 34
20 40 60 80 1.6 1.8 2.0 100 200 300 400 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 2 4 6
Hard brown (7.5Y-4/3) very silty carbonate CLAY with pockets

P87 partings and seams of silt
81 - with sand and greenish grey mottling at 80.5 m
P88
82 C34
P89
83
P90
84
P91
85
C35
86 P92
- with a layer of sand at 86.5 m
P93
87 C36
87.5
P94 Hard to very hard greenish grey (10GY-5/1) very silty carbonate
88 CLAY
- with pockets and partings of silt between 87.5 and 88.1 m
89 P95
P96
90
C37
P97 - sandy and with shell fragments between 90.8 and 92.0 m
91
P98
92
P99 92.8
93 Hard to very hard greyish brown (2.5Y-5/2) very silty carbonate CLAY
C38 with pockets and partings and seams of silt and gypsum
P100
94
P101 C39
95
- slightly sandy below 95.5 m
P102
96
P103 - greenish grey between 96.5 and 97.6 m
97
P104
C40
98
P105
99
P106 C41
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WR 07/12/05 5 of 6
BOREHOLE LOG
(kPa) RESISTANCE
Torvane
SAMPLE TYPE / No.
FRICTION RATIO
qc (MPa)
cm penetration)
SOIL PROFILE
BLOW COUNT
BULK DENSITY
(No. of blows /
(Mg/m3)
DEPTH (m)

SLEEVE
Rf(%)
FRICTION
Nkt = 34
20 40 60 80 1.6 1.8 2.0 100 200 300 400 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 2 4 6
Hard to very hard greyish brown (2.5Y-5/2) very silty carbonate CLAY
P107 with pockets and partings and seams of silt and gypsum
101 - greenish grey between 100.0 and 103.3 m
- with numerous partings of sand below 100.0 m
P108
102
C42
103 P109
104 P110
- very weakly cemented and with numerous gypsum seams below
P111 104.5 m
105
C43
P112
106
P113
107
- with numerous partings and seams of sand below 107.5 m
P114 C44
108
C45
P115
109
P116
110
C46 111.0
111
End of borehole at 111.0 m
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
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th
APPENDIX A3
PCPT DATA PLOTS
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
th
SPD12 RAW PCPT DATA

(qc: 0 – 20 MPa)
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
RAW PCPT DATA
CONE RESISTANCE, qc (MPa) PORE PRESSURE, u2 (MPa)
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.45 0.500
SLEEVE FRICTION, fs (MPa)
1 C1
C2
2
C3
3
5
C4
6
7
PENETRATION BELOW SEAFLOOR (m)
8
C5
9
10
11
TOTAL RAW PCPT 20MPA 18-10 WPR8207-ISIS.GPJ BLANK 14-10-05.GDT 30/10/05
C6
12
13
14
C7
15
16
17
C8
18
19
C9
Logged By:
CPC
Project No. : WPR 8207 Name : SPD12-2 Coordinates
Client : Total South Pars 11 Limited Final Depth : 109.7 m
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 1 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.45 0.500
21
C10
22
23
24
C11
25
26
27
28
C12
29
30
31
C13
32
33
34
C14
35
36
37
C15
38
39
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 2 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.45 0.500
C16
41
42
43
C17
44
45
46
C18
47
48
49
C19
50
51
52
C20
53
54
55
C21
56
57
58
C22
59
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 3 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.45 0.500
61
C23
62
63
64
C24
65
66
67
C25
68
69
70
C26
71
72
73
C27
74
75
76
C28
77
78
79
C29
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 4 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.45 0.500
81
82 C30
83
84
85
C31
86
87
88 C32
89
90
91
C33
92
93
94
C34
95
96
97
C35
C36
98
99
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 5 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.45 0.500
C37
101
102
103
C38
104
105
106
C39
107
108
109
C40
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
Logged By:
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RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 6 of 6
th
SPD12 RAW PCPT DATA

(qc: 0 – 100 MPa)
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
RAW PCPT DATA
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50
1 C1
C2
2
C3
3
5
C4
6
7
8
C5
9
10
11
C6
12
13
14
C7
15
16
17
C8
18
19
C9
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 1 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50
21
C10
22
23
24
C11
25
26
27
28
C12
29
30
31
C13
32
33
34
C14
35
36
37
C15
38
39
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 2 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50
C16
41
42
43
C17
44
45
46
C18
47
48
49
C19
50
51
52
C20
53
54
55
C21
56
57
58
C22
59
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 3 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50
61
C23
62
63
64
C24
65
66
67
C25
68
69
70
C26
71
72
73
C27
74
75
76
C28
77
78
79
C29
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 4 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50
81
82 C30
83
84
85
C31
86
87
88 C32
89
90
91
C33
92
93
94
C34
95
96
97
C35
C36
98
99
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 5 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50
C37
101
102
103
C38
104
105
106
C39
107
108
109
C40
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
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RC
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SPD12 DERIVED PCPT DATA

(qnet: 0 – 20 MPa)
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
DERIVED PCPT DATA
NET CONE RESISTANCE, qnet (MPa) FRICTION RATIO, Rf (%) PORE PRESSURE RATIO, Bq
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
1 C1
C2
2
C3
3
5
C4
6
7
8
C5
9
10
11
TOTAL DER PCPT 20MPA 18-10 WPR8207-ISIS.GPJ BLANK 14-10-05.GDT 30/10/05
C6
12
13
14
C7
15
16
17
C8
18
19
C9
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 1 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
21
C10
22
23
24
C11
25
26
27
28
C12
29
30
31
C13
32
33
34
C14
35
36
37
C15
38
39
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 2 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
C16
41
42
43
C17
44
45
46
C18
47
48
49
C19
50
51
52
C20
53
54
55
C21
56
57
58
C22
59
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 3 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
61
C23
62
63
64
C24
65
66
67
C25
68
69
70
C26
71
72
73
C27
74
75
76
C28
77
78
79
C29
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 4 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
81
82 C30
83
84
85
C31
86
87
88 C32
89
90
91
C33
92
93
94
C34
95
96
97
C35
C36
98
99
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 5 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
C37
101
102
103
C38
104
105
106
C39
107
108
109
C40
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 6 of 6
th

(qnet: 0 – 100 MPa)
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
1 C1
C2
2
C3
3
5
C4
6
7
8
C5
9
10
11
C6
12
13
14
C7
15
16
17
C8
18
19
C9
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 1 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
21
C10
22
23
24
C11
25
26
27
28
C12
29
30
31
C13
32
33
34
C14
35
36
37
C15
38
39
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 2 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
C16
41
42
43
C17
44
45
46
C18
47
48
49
C19
50
51
52
C20
53
54
55
C21
56
57
58
C22
59
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 3 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
61
C23
62
63
64
C24
65
66
67
C25
68
69
70
C26
71
72
73
C27
74
75
76
C28
77
78
79
C29
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 4 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
81
82 C30
83
84
85
C31
86
87
88 C32
89
90
91
C33
92
93
94
C34
95
96
97
C35
C36
98
99
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 5 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
C37
101
102
103
C38
104
105
106
C39
107
108
109
C40
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 6 of 6
th
SPD13 RAW PCPT DATA

(qc: 0 – 20 MPa)
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
RAW PCPT DATA
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.45 0.500
C2
1
2 C3
C4
3
6 C5
7
8
C6
9
10
11
C7
12
13
14
C8
15
16
17 C9
18
C10
19 C11
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 1 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.45 0.500
21
22 C12
23
24
25
C13
26
27
28
C14
29
30
31
C15
32
33
34 C16
35
36
37
C17
38
39
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 2 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.45 0.500
C18
41
42
43 C19
44
45
46
C20
47
48
49 C21
50
51
52
C22
53
54
55
C23
56
57
58 C24
59
C26
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 3 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.45 0.500
61
62
C27
63
64
65
C28
66
67 C29
68
69
70 C30
71
72
73
C31
74
75
76
C32
77
78
79
C33
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 4 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.45 0.500
81
82 C34
83
84
85
C35
86
87 C36
88
89
90
C37
91
92
93
C38
94
C39
95
96
97
C40
98
99
C41
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 5 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.45 0.500
101
102
C42
103
104
105
C43
106
107
C44
108
C45
109
110
111 C46
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 6 of 6
th
SPD13 RAW PCPT DATA

(qc: 0 – 100 MPa)
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
RAW PCPT DATA
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50
C2
1
2 C3
C4
3
6 C5
7
8
C6
9
10
11
C7
12
13
14
C8
15
16
17 C9
18
C10
19 C11
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 1 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50
21
22 C12
23
24
25
C13
26
27
28
C14
29
30
31
C15
32
33
34 C16
35
36
37
C17
38
39
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 2 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50
C18
41
42
43 C19
44
45
46
C20
47
48
49 C21
50
51
52
C22
53
54
55
C23
56
57
58 C24
59
C26
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 3 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50
61
62
C27
63
64
65
C28
66
67 C29
68
69
70 C30
71
72
73
C31
74
75
76
C32
77
78
79
C33
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 4 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50
81
82 C34
83
84
85
C35
86
87 C36
88
89
90
C37
91
92
93
C38
94
C39
95
96
97
C40
98
99
C41
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 5 of 6
RAW PCPT DATA
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50
101
102
C42
103
104
105
C43
106
107
C44
108
C45
109
110
111 C46
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 6 of 6
th

(qnet: 0 – 20 MPa)
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
C2
1
2 C3
C4
3
6 C5
7
8
C6
9
10
11
C7
12
13
14
C8
15
16
17 C9
18
C10
19 C11
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 1 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
21
22 C12
23
24
25
C13
26
27
28
C14
29
30
31
C15
32
33
34 C16
35
36
37
C17
38
39
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 2 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
C18
41
42
43 C19
44
45
46
C20
47
48
49 C21
50
51
52
C22
53
54
55
C23
56
57
58 C24
59
C26
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RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 3 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
61
62
C27
63
64
65
C28
66
67 C29
68
69
70 C30
71
72
73
C31
74
75
76
C32
77
78
79
C33
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Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 4 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
81
82 C34
83
84
85
C35
86
87 C36
88
89
90
C37
91
92
93
C38
94
C39
95
96
97
C40
98
99
C41
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RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 5 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
101
102
C42
103
104
105
C43
106
107
C44
108
C45
109
110
111 C46
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
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RC
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(qnet: 0 – 100 MPa)
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
C2
1
2 C3
C4
3
6 C5
7
8
C6
9
10
11
C7
12
13
14
C8
15
16
17 C9
18
C10
19 C11
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RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 1 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
21
22 C12
23
24
25
C13
26
27
28
C14
29
30
31
C15
32
33
34 C16
35
36
37
C17
38
39
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RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 2 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
C18
41
42
43 C19
44
45
46
C20
47
48
49 C21
50
51
52
C22
53
54
55
C23
56
57
58 C24
59
C26
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RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 3 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
61
62
C27
63
64
65
C28
66
67 C29
68
69
70 C30
71
72
73
C31
74
75
76
C32
77
78
79
C33
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RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 4 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
81
82 C34
83
84
85
C35
86
87 C36
88
89
90
C37
91
92
93
C38
94
C39
95
96
97
C40
98
99
C41
Logged By:
CPC
RC
Cone ID : 040626 WR 27/10/05 5 of 6
DERIVED PCPT DATA
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
101
102
C42
103
104
105
C43
106
107
C44
108
C45
109
110
C46
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
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APPENDIX A4
SUMMARY OF LABORATORY TEST RESULTS
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
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SPD12
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
SAMPLE UNDRAINED SHEAR STRENGTH (kPa)

SAMPLE SAMPLE RECOVERY TEST WATER LIQUID PLASTIC PLASTICITY BULK DRY CaCO3
SPECIMEN SPECIFIC
DEPTH DEPTH CONTENT LIMIT LIMIT INDEX DENSITY DENSITY CONTENT
NUMBER LENGTH NUMBER 3 3 GRAVITY
(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P1 0.00 0.60 B1 0.00 59 29 16 13 76

0.60 B1 0.10 56 1.71 1.10
0.60 B1 0.20 55 1.57 1.01
0.60 B2 0.30 40 21 19
0.60 B2 0.50 49 1.69 1.13
P2 1.00 0.60 B1 1.10 52 1.59 1.05
0.60 B1 1.30 74 1.62 0.93
0.60 B2 1.30 5
0.60 B2 1.50 42 1.95 1.38
0.60 B2 1.60 5
P3A 2.00 0.60 B1 2.10 46 1.61 1.11
0.60 B2 2.40 46 1.66 1.13
P4 3.00 0.60 B1 3.30 47 1.66 1.13
0.60 B2 3.30 44 40 21 19
0.60 B2 3.55 48 1.67 1.13 5
P5 4.00 0.50 B1 4.10 42 1.76 1.24 8
TOTAL LAB SUMMARY TABLE (SOILS) WPR8207-ISIS.GPJ WPR8207-ISIS.GPJ 7/12/05
0.50 B1 4.20 8
0.50 B2 4.30 20
0.50 B2 4.40 37 1.80 1.31 15
P6 4.50 0.60 B1 4.60 45 1.90 1.30 52 38
0.60 Q1 4.60 52 24 28 42 29
0.60 Q1 4.60 41 1.75
0.60 Q1 4.80 50 46
0.60 UU1 4.90 56
0.60 UU1 4.90 45 1.77 1.22
0.60 B2 5.00 45 1.85 1.28 78 78
P7 5.50 0.50 B1 5.60 43 1.75 1.22 36 43
0.50 B2 5.80 40 1.81 1.29 47 37
0.50 B2 6.00 44 58
P8 6.50 0.65 B1 6.50 28 46 21 25 2.8 66
0.65 B1 6.60 35 1.90 1.40
0.65 B1 6.70 74 63
Logged By:
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Client : TOTAL South Pars 11 Limited Final Depth : 109.6 m RC
Sampling BH : E 628,156.2 m N 2,942,304.0 m
Approved By: Date Sheet
WR 07/12/05 1 of 15

SPECIMEN SPECIFIC
(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P8 6.50 0.65 UU1 6.80 79

0.65 UU1 6.80 31 1.91 1.46
0.65 Q1 6.90 75 82
0.65 B2 7.10 29 1.92 1.49 44 39
P9 7.50 0.47 B1 7.55 30 1.85 1.43 54 65
0.47 Q1 7.55 29 1.95 1.51 2.77
0.47 Q1 7.75 60 75
0.47 UU1 7.86 96
0.47 UU1 7.86 27 2.01 1.58
0.47 UU1 7.92 96 5
P10 8.00 0.34 B1 8.00 30 38 21 17
0.34 B1 8.10 30 1.93 1.49 50 36
0.34 UU1 8.25 86
0.34 UU1 8.25 28 1.99 1.55
P11 8.50 0.85 B1 8.60 30 1.95 1.55 46 29
0.85 Q1 8.80 46 28
0.85 Q2 9.00 35
0.85 B2 9.00 30 1.94 1.49
0.85 B2 9.10 90 96
0.85 UU1 9.20 140
0.85 UU1 9.20 28 1.94 1.51
P12 9.50 0.85 B1 9.50 29 44 22 22 52
0.85 B1 9.70 29 1.94 1.50 60 110
0.85 Q1 9.90 78 105
0.85 UU1 10.00 33 1.94 1.46
0.85 UU1 10.00 126
0.85 Q2 10.10 137 142
0.85 B2 10.30 31 1.90 1.45 137 195 164 12
P13 10.50 0.80 B1 10.70 32 1.94 1.46 100 129
0.80 Q1 10.90 125 133
0.80 UU1 11.00 104
0.80 UU1 11.00 32 1.72 1.30
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WR 07/12/05 2 of 15

SPECIMEN SPECIFIC
(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P13 10.50 0.80 Q2 11.10 125 167

0.80 Q2 11.25 183 11
P14 11.50 0.80 B1 11.80 33 1.91 1.44 125 192
0.80 Q1 11.80 120 63
0.80 Q1 11.80 32 1.95
0.80 Q1 12.00 137 183
0.80 UU1 12.10 32 1.83 1.39
0.80 B2 12.20 34 1.88 1.40 137 175
P15 12.50 0.60 B1 12.70 32 1.93 1.46 150 167
0.60 UU1 12.80 86
0.60 UU1 12.80 42 2.00 1.42
0.60 Q1 12.90 125 158
P16 13.50 0.60 B1 13.50 33 53 26 27
0.60 B1 13.60 34 1.91 1.42 100 146
0.60 Q1 13.80 100 133
0.60 UU1 13.90 73
0.60 UU1 13.90 33 1.87 1.41

0.60 B2 14.00 31 1.91 1.46
0.60 B2 14.05 112 142 170
P17 14.50 0.90 B1 15.10 100 108
0.90 UU1 15.20 33 1.79 1.35
0.90 UU1 15.20 74
0.90 B2 15.30 32 1.95 1.48 100 96
0.90 B2 15.35 99 10
P18 15.50 0.80 B1 15.60 31 48 22 26 66
0.80 B1 15.80 33 1.94 1.45 87 104
0.80 UU1 15.90 62
0.80 UU1 15.90 29 1.94 1.50
0.80 Q1 16.00 87 108
0.80 Q1 16.00 31 1.90 1.45 2.78
0.80 B2 16.20 29 1.95 1.51 100 96
P19 16.50 0.80 B1 17.05 27 2.02 1.60
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Sampling BH : E 628,156.2 m N 2,942,304.0 m
WR 07/12/05 3 of 15

SPECIMEN SPECIFIC
(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P19 16.50 0.80 B1 17.10 75 87

0.80 UU1 17.18 70
0.80 UU1 17.18 27 1.84 1.45
0.80 B2 17.25 29 1.97 1.53
0.80 B2 17.28 75 83 110
P20 17.50 0.85 B1 17.70 29 2.01 1.56 92 79
0.85 Q1 17.90 95 117
0.85 UU1 18.00 84
0.85 UU1 18.00 25 2.04 1.64
0.85 Q2 18.10 75 100
0.85 B2 18.30 21 29 16 13 2.05 1.70 75 104
0.85 B2 18.30 25
P21 18.50 0.70 B1 18.70 26 1.98 1.57 125 217
0.70 Q1 18.90 150 217
0.70 UU1 19.00 114
0.70 UU1 19.00 27 1.92 1.51
0.70 B2 19.10 27 1.97 1.56 125

P22 19.50 0.20 B1 19.50 30 47 22 25 100 127
0.20 B1 19.60 112 115
0.20 B1 19.70 28 1.96 1.54
P23 20.50 0.80 B1 20.70 27 2.01 1.58 100 97
0.80 Q1 20.70 48 22 26 113 68
0.80 Q1 20.70 32 1.97
0.80 Q1 20.90 100 146
0.80 UU1 21.00 149
0.80 UU1 21.00 27 1.92 1.52
0.80 Q2 21.10 125 146
0.80 Q2 21.30 125 150
P24 21.50 0.30 B1 21.60 100 115
0.30 B1 21.65 32 1.92 1.46
0.30 B1 21.75 100 103 77 8
P25 22.50 0.20 UU1 22.50 87 125
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WR 07/12/05 4 of 15

SPECIMEN SPECIFIC
(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P25 22.50 0.20 UU1 22.60 33 1.82 1.36

0.20 UU1 22.60 93
0.20 UU1 22.70 100 154
P26 23.50 0.40 B1 23.50 27 51 25 26 52
0.40 B1 23.60 34 1.91 1.42 125 127
0.40 UU1 23.70 110
0.40 UU1 23.70 33 1.60 1.21
0.40 B2 23.80 26 2.01 1.59 137 122
H28 25.00 0.05 B1 25.00 22 2.72
H29 26.00 0.30 B1 26.00 72
0.30 B1 26.20 25
P30 26.50 0.70 B1 26.50 24 36 18 18
0.70 B1 26.60 25 100 100
0.70 Q1 26.80 150 150
0.70 UU1 26.90 113
0.70 UU1 26.90 30 1.94 1.49
0.70 Q2 27.00 125 140

0.70 Q2 27.15 125 139
0.70 Q2 27.20 30
P31 27.50 0.90 B1 27.70 24 1.99 1.60 137 133
0.90 Q1 27.90 112 138
0.90 UU1 28.00 173
0.90 UU1 28.00 24 2.00 1.61
0.90 Q2 28.10 112 125
0.90 B2 28.30 25 2.09 1.67 112 110
0.90 B2 28.35 101
P32 28.50 0.80 B1 28.60 25 2.02 1.62 112 117
0.80 Q1 28.80 117 128
0.80 Q2 28.80 27 1.96 1.54 2.78
0.80 Q2 28.80 41 19 22
0.80 Q2 29.00 115 142
0.80 B2 29.20 25 2.02 1.62 125 133
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Sampling BH : E 628,156.2 m N 2,942,304.0 m
WR 07/12/05 5 of 15

SPECIMEN SPECIFIC
(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P32 28.50 0.80 B2 29.25 155

P33 29.50 0.80 B1 29.60 25 2.00 1.60 125 123
0.80 Q1 29.80 125 137
0.80 Q2 30.00 137 133
0.80 UU1 30.10 150
0.80 UU1 30.10 27 1.96 1.54
0.80 B2 30.20 23 1.99 1.63 117 138
0.80 B2 30.25 157
P34 30.50 0.80 B1 30.60 27 1.97 1.55 100 96
0.80 Q1 30.80 105 120
0.80 Q2 31.00 117 162
0.80 B2 31.20 23 1.95 1.59 115 135
0.80 B2 31.25 108
P35 31.50 0.75 B1 31.50 25 48 23 25 2.79 54
0.75 B1 31.70 28 1.95 1.52 120 137
0.75 Q1 31.90 123 170
0.75 UU1 32.00 163

0.75 UU1 32.00 30 1.87 1.44
0.75 B2 32.10 30 1.90 1.46 123 125
0.75 B2 32.20 156
P36 32.50 0.70 B1 32.60 31 1.91 1.46
0.70 B1 32.70 125 202
0.70 Q1 32.70 34 1.89 192 85
0.70 Q1 32.90 137 187
0.70 B2 33.10 25 1.88 1.51 125 162
P37 33.50 0.70 B1 33.70 25 1.91 1.52 130 154
0.70 Q1 33.90 125 189
0.70 UU1 34.00 171
0.70 UU1 34.00 34 1.83 1.37
0.70 B2 34.10 28 1.89 1.47 130 165
0.70 B2 34.20 145
P38 34.50 0.75 B1 34.60 28 1.88 1.46 139 179
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Sampling BH : E 628,156.2 m N 2,942,304.0 m
WR 07/12/05 6 of 15

SPECIMEN SPECIFIC
(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P38 34.50 0.75 Q1 34.80 128 175

0.75 Q2 35.00 125 178
0.75 B2 35.20 28 1.89 1.47 137 163
P39 35.50 0.80 B1 35.50 34 58 26 32
0.80 B1 35.70 24 179
0.80 Q1 35.90 225
0.80 Q2 36.10 24 188
P40 36.50 0.90 B1 36.50 94
0.90 B1 36.60 23
0.90 B3 37.10 23
0.90 UU1 37.30 186
0.90 UU1 37.30 23 2.01 1.63
P41 37.50 0.45 B1 36.70 19 138
0.45 B2 36.90 21 123
P42 38.50 0.45 B1 38.55 153
0.45 UU1 38.65 170
0.45 UU1 38.65 24 1.96 1.57

0.45 Q1 38.75 30 47 21 26 2.75 151
0.45 Q1 38.75 25 2.00 1.59
P43 39.50 0.75 B1 39.60 21 197
0.75 Q1 39.80 216
0.75 Q3 39.80 25 2.00
0.75 Q3 39.80 301 116
0.75 Q2 40.00 27 220
0.75 B2 40.05 25
0.75 B2 40.20 129
P44 40.50 0.70 B1 40.60 25 137
0.70 Q1 40.80 208
0.70 UU1 40.90 177
0.70 UU1 40.90 25 1.97 1.58
0.70 Q2 41.00 24 155
0.70 Q2 41.20 109
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WR 07/12/05 7 of 15

SPECIMEN SPECIFIC
(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P45 41.50 0.65 B1 41.55 25 116

0.65 Q1 41.75 190
0.65 Q2 42.00 25 172
0.65 Q2 42.15 135
P46 42.50 0.75 B1 42.50 25 49 22 27 2.78 52
0.75 B1 42.60 147
0.75 Q1 42.80 173
0.75 UU1 42.90 218
0.75 UU1 42.90 27 1.91 1.51
0.75 Q2 43.00 174
0.75 B2 43.20 24 165
P47 43.50 0.65 B1 43.60 25 158
0.65 B1 43.70 163
0.65 Q1 43.90 218
0.65 B2 44.10 27 175
P48 44.50 0.67 B1 44.60 27
0.67 Q1 44.80 186

0.67 UU1 44.85 236
0.67 UU1 44.85 28 1.89 1.47
0.67 Q2 44.95 27 201
0.67 Q2 45.17 146
P49 45.50 0.85 B1 45.50 31 53 25 28 1.88
0.85 B1 45.60 28
0.85 B1 45.65 203
0.85 Q1 45.85 196
0.85 Q2 46.05 27 235
0.85 B2 46.25 26 218
P50 46.50 0.70 B1 46.55 33 167
0.70 Q1 46.75 189
0.70 UU1 46.85 32 1.86 1.42
0.70 UU1 46.85 251
0.70 Q2 46.95 29 207
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Sampling BH : E 628,156.2 m N 2,942,304.0 m
WR 07/12/05 8 of 15

SPECIMEN SPECIFIC
(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P50 46.50 0.70 Q2 47.05 28

0.70 Q2 47.15 158
P51 47.50 0.75 B1 47.60 27 146
0.75 Q1 47.80 204
0.75 Q2 48.00 29
0.75 B2 48.20 24 200
P52 48.50 0.90 UU1 48.75 24 2.02 1.63
0.90 Q1 48.85 23
0.90 Q2 49.05 17 30 19 11 2.12 166 51
0.90 B2 49.25 21
P53 49.50 1.00 B1 49.65 20 192
1.00 B1 49.75 166
1.00 B2 50.10 23
1.00 Q1 50.10 125
1.00 Q1 50.30 177
P54 50.50 0.60 B1 50.50 26 45 22 23
0.60 B1 50.60 24
0.60 UU1 50.98 307
0.60 UU1 50.98 24 1.97 1.58
P55 51.50 0.60 B1 51.60 28
0.60 B2 51.90 27
P56 52.50 0.65 B1 52.60 26
0.65 UU1 52.85 304
0.65 UU1 52.85 27 1.94 1.53
0.65 Q1 52.95 26
P57 53.50 0.60 B1 53.60 27
0.60 Q1 53.60 29 1.93 1.50 2.75
0.60 B2 54.00 26
P58 54.50 0.65 B1 54.50 59
0.65 UU1 54.85 346
0.65 UU1 54.85 27 1.91 1.50
0.65 Q1 54.95 27
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WR 07/12/05 9 of 15

SPECIMEN SPECIFIC
(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P59 55.50 0.67 B1 55.60 33

0.67 Q1 55.65 62 28 34 187
0.67 Q1 55.65 30 1.89
0.67 B2 55.85 28
P61 57.50 0.60 B1 57.70 36
0.60 UU1 58.00 301
0.60 UU1 58.00 27 2.00 1.57
P62 58.50 0.75 B1 58.60 26
0.75 B2 58.90 26
P63 59.50 0.90 B1 59.60 23
0.90 Q1 59.60 23 2.16
0.90 Q1 59.60 163 72
0.90 UU1 59.90 135
0.90 UU1 59.90 19 2.12 1.77
0.90 Q2 60.00 21
0.90 Q3 60.20 20
P64 60.50 0.92 B1 60.50 21 34 17 17

0.92 B1 60.60 21
0.92 Q2 61.10 21
0.92 B3 61.30 20
P65 61.50 0.97 B1 61.70 20
0.97 B1 61.80 85
0.97 B2 61.90 83
0.97 B2 62.10 21
0.97 UU1 62.25 84
0.97 UU1 62.36 195 122
0.97 UU1 62.36 23 2.06 1.67
P66 62.50 0.93 B1 62.80 24
0.93 Q1 63.00 23
P67 63.50 0.65 B1 63.60 26
0.65 UU1 64.00 287
0.65 UU1 64.00 19 1.97 1.65
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WR 07/12/05 10 of 15

SPECIMEN SPECIFIC
(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P68 64.50 0.70 B1 64.70 29

0.70 B2 65.10 30
P69 65.50 0.70 B1 65.50 28 56 25 31 2.77 57
0.70 UU1 66.00 23 1.90 1.54
0.70 UU1 66.00 402
0.70 B2 66.10 29
P70 66.50 0.80 B1 66.70 30
P71 67.50 0.75 B1 67.70 33
0.75 UU1 68.00 306
0.75 UU1 68.00 24 1.77 1.42
0.75 B2 68.10 35
P72 68.50 0.70 B1 68.70 33
0.70 B2 69.10 41
P73 69.50 0.60 B1 69.60 32
0.60 UU1 69.90 321
0.60 UU1 69.90 33 1.82 1.37
0.60 B2 70.00 45
P74 70.50 0.70 B1 70.70 19
0.70 B2 71.10 42
P75 71.50 0.80 B1 71.50 19 36 17 19
0.80 B1 71.70 20 2.07 1.72
0.80 UU1 72.20 299
0.80 UU1 72.20 20 1.80 1.50
P76 72.50 0.50 B1 72.70 25
0.50 B2 72.90 20
P77 73.50 0.45 B1 73.70 23 2.04 1.66
0.45 B2 73.90 18
P78 74.50 0.40 B1 74.60 19 192
0.40 UU1 74.60 20 46 26 20 1.97 1.63 36
0.40 UU1 74.70 141
0.40 B2 74.80 21 183
P79 75.50 0.60 B1 75.60 27
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SPECIMEN SPECIFIC
(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P79 75.50 0.60 Q1 75.60 32 1.99

0.60 Q1 75.60 313
P80 76.50 0.60 Q1 76.60 33 1.89 1.42 2.79
0.60 UU1 76.90 32 1.86 1.41
0.60 UU1 76.90 291
0.60 B2 77.00 32
P81 77.50 0.90 B1 77.50 32 60 27 33 51
0.90 B1 77.70 31
0.90 B2 78.30 52
P82 78.50 0.45 UU1 78.65 325
0.45 UU1 78.65 24 2.06 1.67
P83 79.50 0.90 B1 79.70 21
0.90 B2 80.30 23
P84 80.50 0.90 B1 80.70 21
0.90 Q1 80.70 23 2.07
0.90 Q1 80.70 205 153
0.90 UU1 81.00 26 2.05 1.62

0.90 B2 81.30 27
P85 81.50 0.90 B1 81.70 22
0.90 B2 82.30 24
P86 82.50 0.90 B1 82.70 21
0.90 UU1 83.00 288
0.90 UU1 83.00 21 2.07 1.71
0.90 B2 83.30 22
P87 83.50 0.60 B1 83.70 25
P88 84.50 0.50 B1 84.50 23 45 27 18 56
0.50 UU1 84.70 304
0.50 UU1 84.70 24 2.00 1.62
0.50 Q1 85.00 25
P89 85.50 0.60 B2 86.00 28
P90 86.50 0.50 B1 86.60 28
0.50 UU1 86.90 19 1.95 1.64
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SPECIMEN SPECIFIC
(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P90 86.50 0.50 UU1 86.90 334

P91 87.50 0.80 B1 87.70 28
P92 88.50 0.80 B1 88.50 31 60 27 33
0.80 UU1 89.00 467
0.80 UU1 89.00 27 1.94 1.52
0.80 Q2 89.30 30
P93 89.50 0.67 B1 89.60 28
0.67 Q2 90.00 28
P94 90.50 0.65 B1 90.65 28
0.65 Q1 90.65 56 443 290
0.65 Q1 90.65 30 1.98 2.76
0.65 B2 90.85 28
0.65 UU1 91.05 254
0.65 UU1 91.05 27 1.87 1.48
P95 91.50 0.65 B1 91.60 28
P96 92.50 0.70 B1 92.60 27
0.70 UU1 92.90 498

0.70 UU1 92.90 24 1.99 1.61
0.70 Q2 93.20 28
P97 93.50 0.70 B1 93.50 32 59 26 33
0.70 B1 93.60 28
P98 94.50 0.67 B1 94.65 30
0.67 UU1 94.95 512
0.67 UU1 94.95 19 2.03 1.70
0.67 B2 95.05 36
P99 95.50 0.55 B1 95.65 20 40 19 21 50
0.55 B1 95.65 22
0.55 B1 95.80 23
0.55 B1 96.00 23
P100 96.50 0.65 B1 96.60 24
0.65 Q1 96.80 22
0.65 UU1 97.05 327
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SPECIMEN SPECIFIC
(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P100 96.50 0.65 UU1 97.05 19 2.04 1.72

P102 98.00 0.55 Q1 98.00 26
27 1.99 1.57 2.81 44
0.55 B1 98.20 32
0.55 UU1 98.45 248
0.55 UU1 98.45 22 1.98 1.63
P103 99.00 0.70 B1 99.20 24
0.70 Q1 99.20 40 24 16 389 242
0.70 Q1 99.20 25 2.00
0.70 B2 99.40 24
P104 100.00 0.62 B1 100.00 25
0.62 UU1 100.25 364
0.62 UU1 100.25 21 1.99 1.65
0.62 B2 100.40 21
P105 101.00 0.87 Q1 101.10 21
0.87 B1 101.50 66 29 37
0.87 B1 101.60 21
0.87 B2 101.80 27
P106 102.00 0.40 Q1 102.05 16
0.40 UU1 102.30 471
0.40 UU1 102.30 20 1.96 1.63
P107 103.00 0.78 B1 103.05 20
0.78 B3 103.40 23
P108 104.00 0.70 UU1 104.50 418
0.70 UU1 104.50 24 1.97 1.59
P109 105.00 0.45 B1 101.50 28
0.45 B1 105.15 17
0.45 Q1 105.25 41 21 20 56 556
0.45 Q1 105.25 23 2.09
P110 106.00 0.30 UU1 106.20 554
0.30 UU1 106.20 17 2.13 1.82
P111 107.00 0.25 UU1 107.15 728
0.25 UU1 107.15 19 2.10 1.76
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SPECIMEN SPECIFIC
(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P112 108.00 0.55 B1 108.10 21

0.55 UU1 108.45 471
0.55 UU1 108.45 16 2.14 1.85
P113 109.00 0.58 B1 109.15 21
0.58 UU1 109.49 25 1.93 1.54
0.58 UU1 109.49 391
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SUMMARY OF ADVANCED LABORATORY TEST RESULTS
UNCONFINED SHEAR STRENGTH OEDOMETER TESTS
COMPRESSIVE MAXIMUM MINIMUM
SAMPLE TEST MOISTURE BULK STRENGTH
SPECIMEN DRY DRY DEGREE
NUMBER DEPTH CONTENT DENSITY 2
(MN/m ) EFFECTIVE STRESS SIMPLE SHEAR INITIAL
NUMBER 3 DENSITY DENSITY TEST OF SAT- pc
(m) (%) (Mg/m ) 3 3 VOIDS Cc
(Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) TYPE DENSITY c' ' cDSS Failure Strain RATIO URATION (kPa)
UCS PLT (%)
(%) (kPa) (degrees) (kPa) (%)
P9 Q1 7.55 29 1.95 0.840 96.9 410 0.118
P18 Q1 16.00 31 1.90 0.919 94.7 480 0.132
P32 Q2 28.80 27 1.96 0.803 94.2 510 0.125
P42 Q1 38.75 25 2.00 0.724 96.8 780 0.197
P57 Q1 53.60 29 1.93 0.838 94.2 1070 0.108
P80 Q1 76.60 33 1.89 0.964 94.7 1900 0.159
P102 Q1 98.00 27 1.99 0.786 95.5 1800 0.169
TOTAL ADV LAB SUMMARY TABLE CW MC & BD WPR8207-ISIS.GPJ WPR8207-ISIS.GPJ 6/12/05
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Summary of Fugro Drop Cores – SPD12
(from Fugro Preliminary Field Report MP52-REP-00 (SPD12))
th
SPD13
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02

SAMPLE SAMPLE TEST WATER LIQUID PLASTIC PLASTICITY BULK DRY CaCO3
RECOVERY SPECIMEN SPECIFIC
NUMBER DEPTH DEPTH CONTENT LIMIT LIMIT INDEX DENSITY DENSITY CONTENT
LENGTH NUMBER 3 3 GRAVITY
(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P1 0.00 0.50 B1 0.00 51 46 22 24 71

0.50 B1 0.20 46
0.50 B1 0.40 52 1.59 1.04 5
0.50 B1 0.45 3
P2 0.50 0.70 B1 0.70 51 1.78 1.18 4
0.70 B1 0.80 3
0.70 B1 0.90 55 1.75 1.13 3
0.70 B1 1.00 3
0.70 B1 1.15 2
P3 1.50 0.70 B2 2.15 37
P4 2.50 0.86 B1 2.50 29 28 16 12
0.86 B1 2.70 39 1.90 1.37
0.86 B2 2.90 43 1.84 1.29
0.86 B3 3.10 33 1.88 1.41
0.86 B3 3.30 59 1.90 1.20
0.86 B3 3.31 3
P5 3.50 0.90 B2 3.80 20 1.75 1.45 8
0.90 B2 4.00 28 1.94 1.51

0.90 B3 4.20 34 1.94 1.45
0.90 B3 4.30 10
0.90 B3 4.35 5
P6 4.50 0.90 B1 4.90 26 1.91 1.51
0.90 B1 5.10 27 1.92 1.51 18 18
0.90 UU1 5.20 20 2.03 1.69 37
0.90 UU1 5.20 20 2.03 1.69
0.90 B2 5.30 37 1.92 1.40 14
0.90 B2 5.35 4
P7 5.50 0.90 B1 5.70 27
0.90 B1 5.90 17
0.90 B2 6.20 29 54 25 29 1.86 1.44 12 25
0.90 B2 6.30 36
0.90 B2 6.40 34 1.67 1.25
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(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P8 6.50 0.90 B1 6.70 20

0.90 Q1 6.95 31 15
0.90 Q1 6.95 39 1.83 1.32
0.90 Q1 7.15 60 62
0.90 UU1 7.25 35 1.83 1.36 40
0.90 UU1 7.25 35 1.83 1.36
0.90 B3 7.35 37 44 27 40
P9 7.50 0.85 B1 7.50 51 22 29
0.85 B1 7.65 34 1.75 1.30 24
0.85 B1 7.65 35
0.85 B1 7.80 35 17
0.85 Q1 8.00 26 13
0.85 UU1 8.00 72
0.85 UU1 8.10 26 1.71 1.36 47
0.85 UU1 8.10 26 1.71 1.36
0.85 Q2 8.20 48 38
0.85 Q2 8.30 54
P10 8.50 0.90 B1 8.60 31 1.85 1.41 50 44

0.90 Q1 8.80 63 70
0.90 UU1 8.90 26 1.71 1.36 55
0.90 UU1 8.90 26 1.72 1.36
0.90 B2 9.00 32 1.94 1.48 57 56
0.90 Q2 9.30 66 63
0.90 B3 9.30 29 1.89 1.46
0.90 B3 9.35 56
P11 9.50 0.65 B1 9.50 26 34 17 17
0.65 B1 9.60 26 2.02 1.60 66 52
0.65 B1 9.70 48 48
0.65 UU1 9.80 25 2.05 1.65 55
0.65 UU1 9.80 25 2.05 1.65
0.65 Q1 9.90 55 44
0.65 B2 10.10 25 2.02 1.62 44 28
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(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P11 9.50 0.65 B2 10.15 20

P12 10.50 0.90 B1 10.60 26 1.94 1.54 36 58
0.90 B1 10.70 43 39
0.90 UU1 10.80 24 2.17 1.76 43
0.90 UU1 10.80 24 2.17 1.76
0.90 B2 10.90 52 67
0.90 B2 11.10 24 1.96 1.57
0.90 B3 11.30 28 35 17 18 1.95 1.52 52 60 58
0.90 B3 11.30 32
0.90 B3 11.35 41 35
P13 11.50 0.85 B1 11.60 24 1.95 1.57 45 55
0.85 Q1 11.60 41 33
0.85 Q1 11.60 26 1.97 1.56
0.85 B2 11.80 26 1.98 1.57 75 112
0.85 UU1 12.00 27 2.03 1.60 108
0.85 UU1 12.00 27 2.03 1.60
0.85 Q2 12.10 144 152
0.85 B3 12.30 31 50 22 28 1.89 1.44 94 86 78 7

0.85 B3 12.30 25
P14 12.50 0.90 B1 12.60 29 1.91 1.48 87 62
0.90 Q1 12.60 33 1.88 1.42 2.76
0.90 B2 12.80 28 1.91 1.49 82 75
0.90 UU1 13.00 32 1.90 1.44 97
0.90 UU1 13.00 32 1.90 1.44
0.90 B3 13.10 34 1.91 1.42 114 94
0.90 Q2 13.35 81 8
P15 13.50 0.90 B1 13.60 28 1.87 1.46 82 92
0.90 Q1 13.80 75 77
0.90 UU1 13.90 33 2.01 1.51 100
0.90 UU1 13.90 33 2.01 1.51
0.90 B2 14.00 31 1.85 1.41 75 79
0.90 B3 14.30 33 1.85 1.39 87 76
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(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P15 13.50 0.90 B3 14.35 125 11

P16 14.50 0.90 B1 14.50 30 54 23 31 59
0.90 B1 14.70 32 1.84 1.39 75 60
0.90 Q1 14.90 82 78
0.90 UU1 15.00 32 2.00 1.52 99
0.90 UU1 15.00 32 2.00 1.52
0.90 Q2 15.10 82 86
0.90 B2 15.30 30 1.87 1.43 105 118
P17 15.50 0.25 B1 15.65 137 183
P18 16.00 0.50 B1 16.10 28 1.95 1.53
0.50 UU1 16.40 28 2.13 1.66 71
0.50 UU1 16.40 28 2.13 1.66
P19 16.50 0.80 UU1 16.95 25 2.16 1.73
0.80 UU1 16.96 55
0.80 UU1 16.96 25 2.16 1.73
P22 18.50 0.60 B1 18.60 28
0.60 UU1 18.90 25 2.03 1.63
0.60 UU1 19.00 66

0.60 UU1 19.00 25 2.03 1.63
0.60 UU1 19.05 83 104
P23 19.50 0.70 B1 19.70 100 83
0.70 Q1 19.90 92 100
0.70 B2 19.90 27 1.93 1.52
0.70 B2 19.95 112 112
0.70 UU1 20.05 27 1.92 1.51 117
0.70 UU1 20.05 27 1.92 1.51
0.70 B3 20.15 30 1.92 1.48 87 92 106 41
P24 20.50 0.90 B1 20.80 27 2.06 1.62 92 92
0.90 Q1 20.80 28 1.96 1.53 2.76
0.90 Q1 21.00 75 79
0.90 Q2 21.20 92 96
0.90 UU1 21.20 32 1.93 1.46
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(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P24 20.50 0.90 UU1 21.30 32 1.93 1.46

0.90 UU1 21.30 102
0.90 UU1 21.35 105
P25 21.50 0.80 B1 21.50 47 21 26 50
0.80 B1 21.70 34 1.95 1.46 112 96
0.80 Q1 21.90 103
0.80 UU1 21.90 28 1.89 1.48
0.80 UU1 22.00 120
0.80 UU1 22.00 28 1.89 1.48
0.80 Q2 22.10 100 107
0.80 Q2 22.25 105 96 133 14
P26 22.50 0.80 B1 22.70 27 1.95 1.53 100 103
0.80 Q1 22.90 87 92
0.80 UU1 23.00 31 1.88 1.44 125
0.80 UU1 23.00 30 1.88 1.44
0.80 Q2 23.10 100 125
0.80 Q2 23.25 87 96 90
P27 23.50 0.80 B1 23.70 29 1.96 1.52

0.80 Q1 23.70 87 96
0.80 Q1 23.90 87 103
0.80 UU1 24.00 30 1.87 1.44 130
0.80 UU1 24.00 30 1.87 1.44
0.80 Q2 24.10 100 129
0.80 Q2 24.25 112 120 141 14
P28 24.50 0.70 B1 24.50 56 25 31
0.70 Q1 24.70 117 125
0.70 Q1 24.90 128 142
0.70 UU1 25.00 27 1.85 1.46 133
0.70 UU1 25.00 27 1.85 1.46
0.70 B2 25.10 32 1.87 1.41 120 142
0.70 B2 25.15 121
P29 25.50 0.80 B1 25.70 30 1.90 1.45 112 116
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(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P29 25.50 0.80 Q1 25.70 35 1.87 1.39

0.80 Q1 25.70 131 67
0.80 Q1 25.90 108 155
0.80 UU1 26.00 31 1.86 1.42 181
0.80 UU1 26.00 31 1.86 1.42
0.80 Q2 26.10 125 146
0.80 Q2 26.25 112 138 142 18
P30 26.50 0.60 B1 26.70 34 1.89 1.41 112 128
0.60 UU1 26.80 32 1.88 1.43 128
0.60 UU1 26.80 32 1.88 1.43
0.60 Q1 26.90 112 121
0.60 Q1 27.05 125 129 159
P31 27.50 0.60 Q1 27.55 125 175
0.60 B1 27.75 125 188
0.60 B1 27.80 34 1.98 1.56
0.60 UU1 27.90 25 1.99 1.58 133
0.60 UU1 27.90 25 1.99 1.58
0.60 B2 28.00 137 192

P32 28.50 0.90 B1 28.70 21
0.90 B2 29.00 21 2.04 1.68
0.90 Q1 29.10 179 101
0.90 Q1 29.10 25 2.03 1.62
0.90 B3 29.30 213
0.90 B3 29.35 161
P33 29.50 0.80 B1 29.70 23 2.01 1.63 125 138
0.80 Q1 29.90 112 129
0.80 UU1 30.00 26 1.99 1.58
0.80 UU1 30.00 26 1.99 1.58 132
0.80 Q2 30.10 125 150
0.80 Q2 30.25 125 133 149 18
P34 30.50 0.90 B1 30.70 20 171
0.90 Q1 30.90 158
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(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P34 30.50 0.90 UU1 31.00 26 1.97 1.56 103

0.90 UU1 31.00 26 1.97 1.56
0.90 Q2 31.10 49 21 28 52 171
0.90 Q2 31.10 29 1.98 1.54 2.78
0.90 B2 31.30 163
P35 31.50 0.90 B1 31.70 22 125
0.90 Q1 31.90 133
0.90 UU1 32.00 28 1.94 1.52 117
0.90 UU1 32.00 28 1.94 1.52
0.90 Q2 32.10 133
0.90 B2 32.30 22 1.95 1.60 133
0.90 B2 32.35 147
P36 32.50 0.90 B1 32.70 19 1.89 1.58 100 138
0.90 Q1 32.90 112 171
0.90 UU1 33.00 28 1.93 1.51 127
0.90 UU1 33.00 28 1.93 1.51
0.90 Q2 33.10 112 167
0.90 B2 33.30 21 1.85 1.54 130 158

0.90 B2 33.35 172
P37 33.50 0.90 B1 33.70 21 1.94 1.59 154
0.90 Q1 33.90 154
0.90 UU1 34.00 24 1.91 1.55 114
0.90 UU1 34.00 1.91 1.91
0.90 Q2 34.10 163
0.90 B2 34.30 27 1.90 1.50 179
P38 34.50 0.90 B1 34.70 21 1.92 1.58 163
0.90 Q1 34.90 167
0.90 UU1 34.90 33 56 26 30 51
0.90 UU1 35.00 36 1.77 1.30 145
0.90 UU1 35.00 36 1.77 1.30
0.90 Q2 35.10 175
0.90 B2 35.30 28 1.91 1.49 171
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(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P39 35.50 0.90 B1 35.90 23 1.91 1.55 188

0.90 Q1 36.10 192
0.90 UU1 36.20 32 1.75 1.32 133
0.90 UU1 36.20 32 1.75 1.32
0.90 B2 36.30 23 1.92 1.56 179
P40 36.50 0.90 B1 36.70 22 1.91 1.56 158
0.90 Q1 36.90 175
0.90 UU1 37.00 31 1.81 1.38
0.90 UU1 37.00 31 1.81 1.38 133
0.90 Q2 37.10 175
0.90 B2 37.30 25 1.91 1.52 179
P41 37.50 0.90 B1 37.50 21 42 20 22
0.90 B1 37.60 27 154
0.90 UU1 37.70 25 2.00 1.60 73
0.90 UU1 37.70 25 2.00 1.60
0.90 Q1 37.80 138
0.90 Q2 38.00 133
0.90 B2 38.20 25 1.90 1.52

P42 38.50 0.60 B1 38.50 95
0.60 B1 38.70 24 1.83 1.48
0.60 B2 39.00 23 1.95 1.59
P43 39.50 0.90 B1 39.70 20 2.04 1.70 75
0.90 Q2 39.90 75
0.90 Q2 40.10 167
0.90 UU1 40.20 21 2.11 1.74
0.90 UU1 40.20 21 2.11 1.74
0.90 B2 40.30 18 32 17 15 2.05 1.74 60 146
0.90 B2 40.30 20
P44 40.50 0.65 Q1 40.70 154
0.65 UU1 41.00 26 1.95 1.54
0.65 UU1 41.00 26 1.95 1.54
0.65 B1 41.10 24 1.94 1.56 195
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(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P45 41.50 0.60 B1 41.60 23 1.94 1.58

0.60 Q1 41.70 122 107
0.60 Q1 41.70 28 1.98 1.55
0.60 Q1 41.90 200
0.60 UU1 41.80 30 1.89 1.46
0.60 UU1 41.80 30 1.89 1.46
0.60 UU1 41.90 30 1.89 1.46
0.60 B2 42.00 26 1.90 1.52
0.60 B2 42.10 208
P46 42.50 0.60 Q1 42.60 154
0.60 UU1 42.90 29 1.90 1.47 206
0.60 UU1 42.90 29 1.90 1.47
0.60 B1 43.00 26 1.90 1.51 204
P47 43.50 0.66 Q1 43.55 32 1.91 1.45 2.79
0.66 UU1 42.85 22 1.87 1.53
0.66 UU1 43.85 250
0.66 UU1 43.85 22 1.87 1.53
0.66 B1 43.95 32 1.90 1.44

P48 44.50 0.70 B1 44.80 56 62 28 34
0.70 UU1 44.95 21 1.87 1.54 192
0.70 UU1 44.95 21 1.87 1.54
0.70 B2 45.05 33 1.91 1.44 208
P49 45.50 0.60 UU1 45.60 201
0.60 UU1 45.70 23 1.87 1.53 200
0.60 UU1 45.70 22 1.87 1.53
0.60 B1 45.80 29
0.60 Q1 46.10 179
P50 46.50 0.60 B1 46.70 29
0.60 UU1 46.80 28 1.89 1.47 232
0.60 UU1 46.80 28 1.89 1.47
0.60 Q1 46.90 30
P51 47.50 0.68 B1 47.60 27
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(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P51 47.50 0.68 UU1 47.80 23 1.94 1.57

0.68 UU1 47.80 23 1.94 1.57 181
0.68 B2 48.00 27
P52 48.50 0.75 B1 48.60 26
0.75 Q1 48.60 26 48 22 26 60
0.75 UU1 48.90 20 2.04 1.69 256
0.75 UU1 48.90 20 2.04 1.69
0.75 Q2 49.00 21
0.75 B2 49.20 23
P53 49.50 0.90 B1 49.60 22 205
0.90 Q1 49.80 81
0.90 UU1 49.90 21 2.10 1.74
0.90 UU1 49.90 21 2.10 1.74
0.90 B2 50.00 24 2.8
0.90 B3 50.30 21 117
P54 50.50 0.98 B2 50.80 23
0.98 UU1 51.05 20 2.11 1.76 73
0.98 UU1 51.05 20 2.11 1.76

0.98 B3 51.15 22
0.98 Q1 51.25 29 18 11 86 161 91
0.98 Q1 51.25 23 2.16 1.76
0.98 Q1 51.48 18
P56 52.00 0.90 Q1 52.30 20
0.90 UU1 52.60 26 1.96 1.56 213
0.90 UU1 52.60 26 1.96 1.56
0.90 Q2 52.70 28
P57 53.00 0.85 UU1 53.35 31 1.88 1.44
0.85 UU1 53.40 194
0.85 UU1 53.40 31 1.88 1.44
0.85 Q1 53.50 30
0.85 B2 53.70 30
P59 54.50 0.75 UU1 54.80 35 1.84 1.36
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(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P59 54.50 0.75 UU1 54.80 35 1.84 1.36 240

0.75 B2 54.90 34 61 28 33 52
0.75 B2 55.05 25
P60 55.50 0.77 Q1 55.70 30
0.77 Q3 55.90 281 153
0.77 Q3 55.90 28 1.98 1.43
0.77 Q2 56.10 33
P61 56.50 0.50 UU1 56.80 22 2.00 1.63 157
0.50 UU1 56.80 22 2.00 1.64
0.50 B2 56.90 22
P63 57.50 0.55 B1 57.70 35
0.55 B2 57.85 27 1.73 1.37
0.55 B3 58.00 36
P64 58.50 0.55 B1 58.60 25
0.55 UU1 58.75 23 2.02 1.64
0.55 UU1 58.75 23 2.02 1.64 191
0.55 Q1 58.85 25 43 19 24 52
0.55 Q1 58.85 24
P65 59.50 0.33 B1 59.60 29
0.33 B2 59.70 28
P66 60.00 0.44 B2 60.40 23
P67 60.50 0.60 Q2 60.70 55 24 31 206 208
0.60 Q2 60.70 26 2.01 1.60
0.60 Q1 60.90 20
P68 61.50 0.60 B1 61.80 25
0.60 UU1 61.90 26 1.98 1.58 227
0.60 UU1 61.90 26 1.98 1.58
P69 62.50 0.70 Q1 62.60 28
0.70 Q3 62.80 29 1.97 1.53 2.79
0.70 Q2 63.00 27
P70 63.50 0.87 B1 63.40 29
0.87 B1 63.50 72
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(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P70 63.50 0.87 B1 63.60 137 182

0.87 Q1 63.80 22 100 118
0.87 Q3 64.20 23 100 92
P71 64.50 0.78 UU1 64.80 22 2.09 1.70 129
0.78 UU1 64.80 22 2.08 1.70
0.78 Q2 64.90 24
0.78 Q3 65.10 23
P72 65.50 0.80 Q1 65.70 46 22 24 188
0.80 Q1 65.70 22 2.18 1.79
P73 66.50 0.47 B1 66.70 22 22 16 6 1.87 1.53 88
P74 67.50 0.80 Q1 67.90 24
P75 68.50 0.90 B1 68.70 24
0.90 Q1 68.70 40 20 20 75
0.90 UU1 69.20 23 2.04 1.66 458
0.90 UU1 69.20 23 2.03 1.66
0.90 B2 69.30 13
P76 69.50 0.90 B1 69.70 24
0.90 Q1 69.90 158

0.90 Q2 70.10 150
0.90 Q3 70.10 99
0.90 Q3 70.10 20 2.15 1.79
0.90 B2 70.30 23
P77 70.50 0.70 B1 70.90 26
P78 71.50 0.80 B1 71.80 23
0.80 UU1 72.00 28 1.95 1.52 302
0.80 UU1 72.00 28 1.95 1.53
P79 72.50 0.70 B1 72.70 22
0.70 B2 73.10 25
P80 73.50 0.60 B1 73.70 25
P81 74.50 0.60 B1 74.60 28 61 28 33
0.60 B1 74.60 29
0.60 UU1 75.00 28 1.91 1.49 342
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(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P81 74.50 0.60 UU1 75.00 28 1.91 1.49

P82 75.50 0.70 B1 71.70 22
0.70 B2 76.10 28
P83 76.50 0.60 B1 76.70 26
0.60 Q1 76.80 339 130
0.60 Q1 76.80 29 1.98 1.53
P84 77.50 0.80 B1 77.80 27
0.80 UU1 77.90 27 1.96 1.54 348
0.80 UU1 77.90 27 1.95 1.54
0.80 B2 78.20 19
P85 78.50 0.40 Q1 78.50 21 47 23 24 64
P86 79.50 0.40 B1 79.65 22
P87 80.50 0.30 B1 80.55 19
0.30 UU1 80.70 19 2.13 1.79 381
0.30 UU1 80.70 19 2.13 1.79
P88 81.50 0.50 B1 80.80 24
P89 82.50 0.60 B1 82.65 22
P90 83.50 0.40 UU1 83.70 49 23 26

0.40 UU1 83.80 23 2.02 1.64 341
0.40 UU1 83.80 23 2.02 1.64
0.40 UU1 83.90 24
P91 84.50 0.60 B1 85.00 24
P92 85.50 0.70 B1 85.75 22
0.70 Q1 85.80 21 2.01 1.66 2.79
0.70 UU1 86.10 22 2.05 1.69 318
0.70 UU1 86.10 22 2.05 1.69
P93 86.50 0.20 B1 86.55 23
0.20 B2 86.65 19 2.07 1.75
P94 87.50 0.60 B1 87.50 40
0.60 B1 87.70 22
0.60 Q2 87.70 60 29 31 440
0.60 Q2 87.70 21 2.09 1.73
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(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P95 88.50 0.70 B1 88.70 27

0.70 UU1 89.00 27 1.91 1.51 330
0.70 UU1 89.00 27 1.91 1.51
0.70 B2 89.10 25
P96 89.50 0.65 B1 89.70 30
P97 90.50 0.50 Q2 90.60 21
P98 91.50 0.50 B1 91.60 24
0.50 UU1 91.80 63 31 32
0.50 UU1 91.90 27 1.95 1.53 404
0.50 UU1 91.90 27 1.95 1.53
P99 92.50 0.20 Q1 92.70 20
P100 93.50 0.30 B2 93.75 19
P101 94.50 0.55 B1 94.70 19
0.55 UU1 94.80 18 2.10 1.78 335
0.55 UU1 94.80 18 2.10 1.78
P102 95.50 0.25 B1 95.60 19
P103 96.50 0.45 Q1 96.65 44 21 23 79 570 307
0.45 Q1 96.65 25 2.08 1.66

0.45 B2 96.85 25
P104 97.50 0.10 B1 97.60 20
P105 98.50 0.35 UU1 98.75 19 2.07 1.74 421
0.35 UU1 98.75 19 2.07 1.75
P106 99.50 0.43 B1 99.60 25
P107 100.50 0.50 B1 100.85 28
P108 101.50 0.40 B1 101.60 29
0.40 UU1 101.70 27 69 32 37
0.40 UU1 101.80 28 1.97 1.55 562
0.40 UU1 101.80 27 1.97 1.55
P109 102.50 0.75 B1 102.70 29
0.75 Q1 103.05 23
P110 103.50 0.80 B1 103.70 22
0.80 UU1 104.00 19 2.06 1.73 503
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(m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (%) (Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) (%)
(m)
TV PP MV MVR UU UUR
P110 103.50 0.80 UU1 104.00 19 2.06 1.73

0.80 Q2 104.10 22
P111 104.50 0.45 Q1 104.75 31
P112 105.50 0.30 B1 105.60 18
0.30 Q1 105.65 450
0.30 Q1 105.65 19 2.08 1.75
P113 106.50 0.25 B1 106.55 24
0.25 UU1 106.60 18 2.02 1.70
0.25 UU1 106.65 439
0.25 UU1 106.65 18 2.02 1.70
P114 107.50 0.15 B1 107.60 22
P115 108.50 0.25 B2 108.70 22
P116 109.50 0.60 UU1 109.70 25 1.95 1.56 277
0.60 UU1 109.70 25 1.95 1.56
0.60 Q1 109.80 25 49 23 26 62
0.60 Q1 109.80 25 2.05 1.64 2.79
0.60 B2 110.00 26
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SUMMARY OF ADVANCED LABORATORY TEST RESULTS
UNCONFINED SHEAR STRENGTH OEDOMETER TESTS
COMPRESSIVE MAXIMUM MINIMUM
SAMPLE TEST MOISTURE BULK STRENGTH
SPECIMEN DRY DRY DEGREE
NUMBER DEPTH CONTENT DENSITY 2
(MN/m ) EFFECTIVE STRESS SIMPLE SHEAR INITIAL
NUMBER 3 DENSITY DENSITY TEST OF SAT- pc
(m) (%) (Mg/m ) 3 3 VOIDS Cc
(Mg/m ) (Mg/m ) TYPE DENSITY c' ' cDSS Failure Strain RATIO URATION (kPa)
UCS PLT (%)
(%) (kPa) (degrees) (kPa) (%)
P14 Q1 12.60 33 1.88 0.950 95.3 340 0.106
P24 Q1 20.80 28 1.96 0.801 97.1 730 0.188
P34 Q2 31.10 29 1.98 0.804 98.6 410 0.103
P47 Q1 43.55 32 1.91 0.925 96.3 970 0.146
P69 Q3 62.80 29 1.97 0.827 98.5 900 0.120
P92 Q1 85.80 21 2.01 0.677 86.1 1600 0.130
P116 Q1 109.80 25 2.05 0.702 98.9 2200 0.166
TOTAL ADV LAB SUMMARY TABLE CW MC & BD WPR8207-ISIS.GPJ WPR8207-ISIS.GPJ 6/12/05
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Summary of Fugro Drop Cores – SPD13
(from Fugro Preliminary Field Report MP52-REP-00 (SPD13))
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APPENDIX A5
LABORATORY TEST RESULTS
• Plasticity Charts
• Particle Size Distribution Test Results
• UU Triaxial Stress-Strain Plots
• One Dimensional Consolidation Test (Oedometer) Results
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
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SPD12 PLASTICITY CHARTS
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
Intermediate High Very High Extremely High
Low Plasticity
Plasticity Plasticity Plasticity Plasticity
70
CV CE
60
50
CH
ME
40
CI
A-Line
30 MV
CL
20
MH
10
ML MI
0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Key to Terms Used:
Liquid Limit (%)
Soil Types Plasticity
C - Clay L - Low
M - Silt I - Intermediate
H - High
V - Very high
E - Extremely high
Liquid Plastic Plasticity

Sample No. Depth Limit Limit Index
(m) (%) (%) (%)
P1-B1 0.00 29 16 13
P1-B2 0.30 40 21 19
P4-B2 3.30 40 21 19
NOBLE ATTERBERG BS GT WPR8207-ISIS.GPJ ISIS TOTAL 02-11-05.GDT 6/12/05
P6-Q1 4.60 52 24 28
P8-B1 6.50 46 21 25
P10-B1 8.00 38 21 17
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5.0 Plastic limit and plasticity index
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Low Plasticity
70
CV CE
60
50
CH
ME
40
CI
A-Line
30 MV
CL
20
MH
10
ML MI
0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Key to Terms Used:
Liquid Limit (%)
C - Clay L - Low
H - High
V - Very high
E - Extremely high

(m) (%) (%) (%)
P12-B1 9.50 44 22 22
P16-B1 13.50 53 26 27
P18-B1 15.60 48 22 26
P20-B2 18.30 29 16 13
P22-B1 19.50 47 22 25
P23-Q1 20.70 48 22 26

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Low Plasticity
70
CV CE
60
50
CH
ME
40
CI
A-Line
30 MV
CL
20
MH
10
ML MI
0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Key to Terms Used:
Liquid Limit (%)
C - Clay L - Low
H - High
V - Very high
E - Extremely high

(m) (%) (%) (%)
P26-B1 23.50 51 25 26
P30-B1 26.50 36 18 18
P32-Q2 28.80 41 19 22
P35-B1 31.50 48 23 25
P39-B1 35.50 58 26 32
P42-Q1 38.75 47 21 26

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Low Plasticity
70
CV CE
60
50
CH
ME
40
CI
A-Line
30 MV
CL
20
MH
10
ML MI
0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Key to Terms Used:
Liquid Limit (%)
C - Clay L - Low
H - High
V - Very high
E - Extremely high

(m) (%) (%) (%)
P46-B1 42.50 49 22 27
P49-B1 45.50 53 25 28
P52-Q2 49.05 30 19 11
P54-B1 50.50 45 22 23
P59-Q1 55.65 62 28 34
P64-B1 60.50 34 17 17

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Low Plasticity
70
CV CE
60
50
CH
ME
40
CI
A-Line
30 MV
CL
20
MH
10
ML MI
0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Key to Terms Used:
Liquid Limit (%)
C - Clay L - Low
H - High
V - Very high
E - Extremely high

(m) (%) (%) (%)
P69-B1 65.50 56 25 31
P75-B1 71.50 36 17 19
P78-UU1 74.60 46 26 20
P81-B1 77.50 60 27 33
P88-B1 84.50 45 27 18
P92-B1 88.50 60 27 33

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Low Plasticity
70
CV CE
60
50
CH
ME
40
CI
A-Line
30 MV
CL
20
MH
10
ML MI
0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Key to Terms Used:
Liquid Limit (%)
C - Clay L - Low
H - High
V - Very high
E - Extremely high

(m) (%) (%) (%)
P97-B1 93.50 59 26 33
P99-B1 95.65 40 19 21
P103-Q1 99.20 40 24 16
P105-B1 101.50 66 29 37
P109-Q1 105.25 41 21 20

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SPD12 PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION TEST RESULTS
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
Fine Medium Coarse Fine Medium Coarse Fine Medium Coarse
100
90
80
Percent Finer by Weight
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)
Depth Percentage Soil Types

Sample No.
(m) Clay Silt* Sand Gravel
P1-B1 0.00 14 41 45 0
P6-Q1 4.60 31 69 0 0
AGS GRAIN SIZE GT WPR8207-ISIS.GPJ WPR8205-ISIS.GPJ 6/12/05
P10-B1 8.00 24 65 11 0
* Where an hydrometer test was not carried out, this figure represents the total fines content, i.e. particles less than 63 microns in diameter

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9.3 Dry sieve
9.5 Sedimentation by hydrometer
Tested By:
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SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)

Sample No.
P12-B1 9.50 27 73 0 0
P18-B1 15.50 42 58 0 0
P23-Q1 20.50 40 60 0 0

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9.3 Dry sieve
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SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)

Sample No.
H29-B1 26.00 27 57 12 4
P32-Q2 28.50 30 70 0 0
P35-B1 31.50 28 72 0 0

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9.3 Dry sieve
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SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)

Sample No.
P40-B1 36.50 11 28 44 17
P42-Q1 38.50 34 66 0 0
P46-B1 42.50 38 62 0 0

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9.3 Dry sieve
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SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)

Sample No.
P52-Q2 48.50 18 48 26 9
P59-Q1 55.50 32 68 0 0
P62-B2 58.50 31 69 0 0

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9.3 Dry sieve
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SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)

Sample No.
P69-B1 65.50 24 76 0 0
P75-B1 71.50 27 56 17 0
P88-B1 84.50 28 67 5 0

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9.3 Dry sieve
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SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)

Sample No.
P92-B1 88.50 28 72 0 0
P99-B1 95.50 28 66 6 0
P105-B1 101.00 51 49 0 0

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9.3 Dry sieve
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Approved By:
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SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)

Sample No.
P109-Q1 105.00 33 67 0 0

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9.3 Dry sieve
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SPD12 UU TRIAXIAL STRESS-STRAIN PLOTS
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
120
110
100
90
80
Deviator Stress (kPa)
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)
Moisture Bulk Confining Undrained

Sample Depth Specimen e50
Curve Content Density Pressure Shear Strength
No. (m) 3 Preparation* (%)
(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P6-Q1 4.60 44 1.80 R 300 29 -
P6-Q1 4.60 41 1.75 U 300 42 3.2
P6-UU1 4.80 45 1.77 U 300 56 2.1
* U - Undisturbed R - Remoulded
NOBLE UU TRIAXIAL DS WPR8207-ISIS.GPJ ISIS 25-10-05.GDT 6/12/05
Tests performed in accordance with

BS 1377 : Part 7 : 1990
Tested By:
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180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P8-UU1 6.70 31 1.91 U 300 79 2.3
P9-UU1 7.75 27 2.01 U 300 96 4.7
P10-UU1 8.15 28 1.99 U 300 86 5.7

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280
260
240
220
200
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P11-UU1 9.10 28 1.94 U 500 140 2.2
P12-UU1 9.90 33 1.94 U 500 126 3.3
P13-UU1 10.90 32 1.72 U 500 104 2.0

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240
220
200
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P14-Q1 11.80 29 1.92 R 300 63 -
P14-Q1 11.80 32 1.95 U 300 120 2.4
P15-UU1 12.70 42 2.00 U 500 86 1.1

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160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P16-UU1 13.80 33 1.87 U 500 73 0.5
P17-UU1 15.10 33 1.79 U 500 74 3.1
P18-UU1 15.80 29 1.94 U 500 62 1.2

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220
200
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P19-UU1 17.10 27 1.84 U 500 70 1.6
P20-UU1 17.90 25 2.04 U 500 84 1.0
P21-UU1 18.90 27 1.92 U 500 114 1.9

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250
200
150
100
50
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P23-Q1 20.70 29 1.95 R 395 68 -
P23-Q1 20.70 32 1.97 U 395 113 4.1
P23-UU1 20.90 27 1.92 U 500 149 1.7

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P25-UU1 22.50 33 1.82 U 500 93 3.6
P26-UU1 23.60 33 1.60 U 500 110 5.4
P30-UU1 26.80 30 1.94 U 500 113 1.7

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P31-UU1 27.90 24 2.00 U 500 173 1.4
P33-UU1 30.00 27 1.96 U 500 150 1.3
P35-UU1 31.90 30 1.87 U 500 163 1.1

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P36-Q1 32.70 31 1.91 R 620 85 -
P36-Q1 32.70 34 1.89 U 620 192 1.0
P37-UU1 33.90 34 1.83 U 500 171 0.9

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P40-UU1 37.20 23 2.01 U 500 186 2.5
P42-UU1 38.55 24 1.96 U 500 170 1.6
P43-Q3 39.80 23 2.00 R 750 116 -

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P43-Q3 39.80 25 2.00 U 750 301 0.7
P44-UU1 40.80 25 1.97 U 500 177 1.4
P46-UU1 42.80 27 1.91 U 500 218 1.0

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P48-UU1 44.75 28 1.89 U 500 236 0.7
P50-UU1 46.75 32 1.86 U 500 251 1.0
P52-Q2 49.05 20 2.12 R 960 51 -

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P52-Q2 49.05 17 2.12 U 960 166 1.4
P54-UU1 50.85 24 1.97 U 500 307 1.6
P56-UU1 52.75 27 1.94 U 500 304 1.0

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P58-UU1 54.75 27 1.91 U 500 346 1.4
P59-Q1 55.65 30 1.89 U 1050 187 1.0
P61-UU1 57.90 27 2.00 U 500 301 1.3

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P63-Q1 59.60 22 2.08 R 1140 72 -
P63-Q1 59.60 23 2.16 U 1140 163 4.1
P63-UU1 59.80 19 2.12 U 500 135 5.4

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P65-UU1 62.25 22 2.08 R 1170 122 -
P65-UU1 62.25 23 2.06 U 500 195 3.6
P67-UU1 63.90 19 1.97 U 500 287 1.5

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P69-UU1 65.90 23 1.90 U 500 402 1.3
P71-UU1 67.90 24 1.77 U 500 306 1.0
P73-UU1 69.80 33 1.82 U 500 321 1.0

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P75-UU1 72.10 20 1.80 U 500 299 1.4
P78-UU1 74.60 25 2.10 R 1440 141 -
P79-Q1 75.60 32 2.16 U 1440 313 2.2

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P80-UU1 76.80 32 1.86 U 500 291 1.2
P82-UU1 78.55 24 2.06 U 500 325 3.1
P84-Q1 80.70 24 2.06 R 1540 153 -

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P84-Q1 80.70 23 2.07 U 1540 205 2.7
P86-UU1 82.90 21 2.07 U 500 288 3.7
P88-UU1 84.60 24 2.00 U 500 304 1.2

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P90-UU1 86.80 19 1.95 U 500 334 2.1
P92-UU1 88.90 27 1.94 U 500 467 2.7
P94-Q1 90.65 29 1.98 R 1740 290 -

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P94-Q1 90.65 30 P.98 U P740 443 P.9
P94-UU1 90.95 27 P.87 U 500 254 P.4
P96-UU1 92.80 24 P.99 U 500 498 4.6
NOBLE UU TRIAXIAL DS WPR8207-ISIS.GPJ ISIS 25-P0-05.GDT 6/P2/05

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P98-UU1 94.85 19 2.03 U 500 512 1.4
P100-UU1 96.95 19 2.04 U 500 327 5.1
P102-UU1 98.35 22 1.98 U 500 248 1.2

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P103-Q1 99.20 25 2.02 R 1910 242 -
P103-Q1 99.20 25 2.00 U 1910 389 2.0
P104-UU1 100.15 21 1.99 U 500 364 2.4

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P106-UU1 102.20 20 1.96 U 500 471 3.5
P108-UU1 104.40 24 1.97 U 500 418 1.1
P109-Q1 105.25 23 2.09 U 1540 556 2.3

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P110-UU1 106.10 17 2.13 U 500 554 2.7
P111-UU1 107.05 19 2.10 U 500 728 1.5
P112-UU1 108.35 16 2.14 U 500 471 3.5

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P113-UU1 109.40 25 1.93 U 500 391 1.6

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SPD12 ONE-DIMENSIONAL CONSOLIDATION TEST (OEDOMETER) RESULTS
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
0.85
0.80
0.75
0.70
Void Ratio (-)
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0.45
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Vertical Stress (kPa)

ND OEDOMETER (E LOG P) CW PC & CI (LEG) WPR8207-ISIS.GPJ WPR8207-ISIS.GPJ 6/12/05
Moisture Bulk Initial Degree of Particle

Sample Depth pc '
Content Density Void Saturation Density Cc
No. (m) (kPa)
(%) (Mg/m3) Ratio (%) (Mg/m3)
P9-Q1 7.55 29 1.95 0.84 96.9 2.77 410 0.118
Cc Compressibility Index
pc' Preconsolidation Pressure
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Oedometer Test Results
BS 1377 : Part 5 #3 : 1990
Project : South Pars Phase 11 Development
Location : South Pars Field
Borehole No. : SPD12-1
Sample No. : P9-Q1
Depth : 7.55m
Moisture Content Determination
Initial Final
Wt. of Can + Wet Soil g = 191.00 183.39
Wt. of Can + Dry Soil g = 164.37 164.37
Weight of Water g = 26.63 19.02
Weight of Container g = 73.79 73.79
Weight of Dry Soil g = 90.58 90.58
Water Content % = 29.4 21.0
Unit Weight Determination
Initial Final
Wt of Wet Soil + Mold g = 191.00 183.39
Weight of Mold g = 73.79 73.79
Weight of Wet Soil g = 117.21 109.60
Height of Sample cm = 1.900 1.626
Diameter of Sample cm = 6.35 6.35
Volume of Sample cm 3 = 60.18 51.51
Bulk Density Mg/m3 = 1.95 2.13
Dry Density Mg/m3 = 1.51 1.76
Particle Density Mg/m3 = 2.77

Initial Void Ratio = 0.840
Degree of Saturation % = 96.9
Room Temperature oC = 25
Init. Trans. Reading = 10000
Inc. Load Transducer Machine Delta Ht Void t90 Cv Cv-20oC Mv kv-20oC
No. (kN/m2) Reading Corr. (mm) Ratio (min) (m2/yr) (m2/yr) (m2/MN) 10-9 m/s
1 7 9885 7 0.11 0.83 0.81

2 13 9817 15 0.17 0.82 3.7 10.80 9.50 0.53 1.56
3 25 9727 28 0.25 0.82 3.9 10.16 8.94 0.34 0.94
4 50 9612 47 0.34 0.81 4.4 8.79 7.73 0.20 0.49
5 100 9448 75 0.48 0.79 4.8 7.98 7.02 0.15 0.32
6 200 9212 107 0.68 0.77 3.5 10.73 9.44 0.11 0.32
7 400 8770 161 1.07 0.74 3.3 10.92 9.61 0.11 0.32
8 200 8808 136 1.06 0.74 0.00
9 100 8881 114 1.01 0.74 0.03
10 200 8837 136 1.03 0.74 0.01
11 800 8121 220 1.66 0.68 3.0 11.46 10.08 0.06 0.18
12 400 8720 161 1.12 0.73 2.3 15.10 13.29 0.08 0.32
13 1600 7356 272 2.37 0.61 4.1 8.16 7.18 0.06 0.13
14 3200 6475 329 3.20 0.53 5.2 5.59 4.92 0.03 0.05
15 4800 6021 365 3.61 0.49 5.4 4.96 4.37 0.02 0.02
16 800 6205 286 3.51 0.50 0.00
17 200 6435 225 3.34 0.52 0.02
18 50 6704 173 3.12 0.54 0.09
19 7 7130 133 2.74 0.58 0.57
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Sample Depth pc '
No. (m) (kPa)
(%) (Mg/m3) Ratio (%) (Mg/m3)
P18-Q1 16.00 31 1.90 0.92 94.7 2.78 480 0.132

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Sample No. : P18-Q1
Depth : 16.00m
Initial Final
Initial Final

1 7 9948 7 0.05 0.91 0.34

2 13 9893 15 0.09 0.91 0.41
3 25 9797 28 0.18 0.90 4.2 9.34 8.22 0.37 0.93
4 50 9644 47 0.31 0.89 5.2 7.48 6.58 0.28 0.58
5 100 9422 75 0.50 0.87 5.7 6.79 5.98 0.21 0.38
6 200 9116 107 0.78 0.84 4.4 8.47 7.45 0.15 0.34
7 400 8700 161 1.14 0.80 4.2 8.54 7.52 0.10 0.23
8 200 8800 136 1.06 0.81 0.02
9 100 8890 114 1.00 0.82 0.04
10 200 8825 136 1.04 0.81 0.02
11 400 8631 161 1.21 0.80 3.3 10.62 9.35 0.05 0.14
12 800 8070 220 1.71 0.75 4.4 7.73 6.80 0.07 0.15
13 1600 7359 272 2.37 0.68 5.4 5.87 5.17 0.05 0.08
14 3200 6440 329 3.23 0.59 4.4 6.59 5.80 0.03 0.06
15 4800 5965 365 3.67 0.55 4.2 6.34 5.58 0.02 0.03
16 800 6273 286 3.44 0.57 0.00
17 200 6684 225 3.09 0.61 0.04
18 50 7168 172 2.66 0.65 0.18
19 7 7964 133 1.90 0.73 1.08
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Void Ratio (-)
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0.64
0.62
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Sample Depth pc '
No. (m) (kPa)
(%) (Mg/m3) Ratio (%) (Mg/m3)
P32-Q2 28.80 27 1.96 0.80 94.2 2.78 510 0.125

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Sample No. : P32-Q2
Depth : 28.80m
Initial Final
Initial Final

1 13 9930 15 0.06 0.80 0.22

2 25 9860 28 0.11 0.79 0.25
3 50 9702 47 0.25 0.78 5.7 6.90 6.07 0.29 0.55
4 100 9529 75 0.40 0.77 6.3 6.15 5.41 0.15 0.26
5 200 9255 107 0.64 0.74 7.3 5.19 4.57 0.13 0.18
6 400 8903 161 0.94 0.71 8.8 4.18 3.68 0.08 0.09
7 600 8629 191 1.18 0.69 9.9 3.61 3.18 0.07 0.07
8 400 8734 177 1.09 0.70 0.03
9 200 8740 150 1.11 0.70 0.01
10 400 8670 177 1.15 0.69 0.01
11 800 8368 220 1.41 0.67 7.5 4.63 4.08 0.04 0.05
12 1600 7608 272 2.12 0.60 5.7 5.84 5.13 0.05 0.08
13 3200 6772 329 2.90 0.53 4.2 7.14 6.28 0.03 0.06
14 400 7116 245 2.64 0.55 0.01
15 50 7769 154 2.08 0.61 0.10
16 13 8236 126 1.64 0.65 0.70
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0.48
0.46
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Sample Depth pc '
No. (m) (kPa)
(%) (Mg/m3) Ratio (%) (Mg/m3)
P42-Q1 38.75 25 2.00 0.72 96.8 2.75 780 0.197

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Sample No. : P42-Q1
Depth : 38.75m
Initial Final
Initial Final

1 25 9911 40 0.05 0.72 0.10

2 50 9832 64 0.10 0.71 8.0 5.01 4.41 0.12 0.16
3 100 9681 96 0.22 0.70 9.9 3.98 3.50 0.13 0.14
4 200 9478 136 0.39 0.69 7.5 5.16 4.54 0.09 0.12
5 400 9204 179 0.62 0.67 6.3 6.01 5.29 0.06 0.10
6 800 8759 234 1.01 0.63 5.4 6.76 5.95 0.05 0.10
7 1200 8442 261 1.30 0.61 4.8 7.35 6.47 0.04 0.08
8 800 8485 248 1.27 0.61 0.00
9 400 8614 223 1.16 0.62 0.01
10 800 8530 248 1.22 0.61 0.01
11 1600 8075 289 1.64 0.58 5.2 6.57 5.78 0.03 0.05
12 3200 7279 350 2.37 0.51 7.3 4.41 3.88 0.03 0.03
13 4800 6806 386 2.81 0.47 4.2 7.07 6.22 0.02 0.03
14 800 7148 319 2.53 0.49 0.00
15 100 7851 245 1.90 0.55 0.05
16 25 8417 209 1.37 0.60 0.41
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Sample Depth pc '
No. (m) (kPa)
(%) (Mg/m3) Ratio (%) (Mg/m3)
P57-Q1 53.60 29 1.93 0.84 94.2 2.75 1070 0.108

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Sample No. : P57-Q1
Depth : 53.60m
Initial Final
Initial Final

1 50 9924 66 0.01 0.84 0.01

2 100 9800 97 0.10 0.83 2.1 18.78 16.53 0.10 0.50
3 200 9596 143 0.26 0.81 2.6 15.35 13.51 0.08 0.35
4 400 9310 196 0.49 0.79 3.3 11.53 10.14 0.06 0.20
5 800 8893 260 0.85 0.76 3.9 9.66 8.50 0.05 0.13
6 1600 8110 331 1.56 0.69 5.0 7.00 6.16 0.05 0.09
7 800 8264 300 1.44 0.70 0.01
8 400 8470 268 1.26 0.72 0.02
9 800 8293 300 1.41 0.70 1.8 19.68 17.32 0.02 0.11
10 1600 7946 331 1.72 0.67 2.1 15.77 13.88 0.02 0.10
11 3200 6918 408 2.67 0.58 3.3 9.38 8.26 0.03 0.09
12 4800 6200 463 3.34 0.51 3.0 9.40 8.27 0.03 0.07
13 400 7142 333 2.53 0.59 0.01
14 50 8330 248 1.42 0.70 0.19
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Sample Depth pc '
No. (m) (kPa)
(%) (Mg/m3) Ratio (%) (Mg/m3)
P80-Q1 76.60 33 1.89 0.96 94.7 2.79 1900 0.159

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Sample No. : P80-Q1
Depth : 76.60m
Initial Final
Initial Final

1 50 9911 66 0.02 0.96 0.02

2 100 9814 97 0.09 0.95 0.07
3 200 9643 143 0.21 0.94 5.2 7.58 6.67 0.07 0.14
4 400 9445 196 0.36 0.93 5.4 7.20 6.33 0.04 0.08
5 800 9160 260 0.58 0.90 6.3 6.05 5.32 0.03 0.05
6 1600 8673 331 1.00 0.86 7.0 5.26 4.63 0.03 0.04
7 3200 7575 408 2.02 0.76 6.1 5.57 4.90 0.04 0.05
8 1600 7707 372 1.92 0.77 0.00
9 800 7892 333 1.78 0.78 0.01
10 1600 7741 331 1.93 0.76 4.2 7.72 6.79 0.01 0.02
11 3200 7369 408 2.22 0.73 4.8 6.61 5.82 0.01 0.02
12 4800 6802 463 2.74 0.68 4.0 7.50 6.60 0.02 0.04
13 6400 6284 518 3.20 0.63 3.3 8.54 7.52 0.02 0.04
14 1600 6729 434 2.84 0.67 0.00
15 200 7724 334 1.94 0.76 0.04
16 50 8524 281 1.20 0.84 0.29
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Sample Depth pc '
No. (m) (kPa)
(%) (Mg/m3) Ratio (%) (Mg/m3)
P102-Q1 98.00 27 1.99 0.79 95.5 2.81 1800 0.169

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BS 1377 : Part 5 #3 : 1990
Sample No. : P102-Q1
Depth : 98.00m
Initial Final
Initial Final

1 50 9910 61 0.03 0.78 0.03

2 100 9815 89 0.10 0.78 0.07
3 200 9667 120 0.21 0.77 2.6 15.40 13.55 0.06 0.26
4 400 9423 152 0.43 0.75 3.3 11.60 10.21 0.06 0.18
5 800 9120 189 0.69 0.72 4.2 8.92 7.85 0.04 0.09
6 1600 8614 237 1.15 0.68 5.3 6.89 6.06 0.03 0.06
7 3200 7658 290 2.05 0.59 5.9 5.72 5.04 0.03 0.05
8 1600 7807 259 1.93 0.60 0.00
9 800 7980 233 1.79 0.62 0.01
10 1600 7813 272 1.92 0.61 4.2 7.72 6.79 0.01 0.02
11 3200 7492 290 2.22 0.58 3.7 8.63 7.59 0.01 0.03
12 6400 6389 349 3.26 0.48 3.3 8.79 7.73 0.02 0.05
13 1600 6799 288 2.91 0.51 0.00
14 400 7423 234 2.34 0.57 0.03
15 50 8584 175 1.24 0.67 0.19
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SPD13 PLASTICITY CHARTS
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
Low Plasticity
70
CV CE
60
50
CH
ME
40
CI
A-Line
30 MV
CL
20
MH
10
ML MI
0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Key to Terms Used:
Liquid Limit (%)
C - Clay L - Low
H - High
V - Very high
E - Extremely high

(m) (%) (%) (%)
P1-B1 0.00 46 22 24
P4-B1 2.50 28 16 12
P7-B2 6.20 54 25 29
P9-B1 7.50 51 22 29
P11-B1 9.50 34 17 17
P12-B3 11.30 35 17 18

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4.3 Liquid limit
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07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
Low Plasticity
70
CV CE
60
50
CH
ME
40
CI
A-Line
30 MV
CL
20
MH
10
ML MI
0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Key to Terms Used:
Liquid Limit (%)
C - Clay L - Low
H - High
V - Very high
E - Extremely high

(m) (%) (%) (%)
P13-B3 12.30 50 22 28
P16-B1 14.50 54 23 31
P25-B1 21.50 47 21 26
P28-B1 24.50 56 25 31
P34-Q2 31.10 49 21 28
P38-UU1 34.90 56 26 30

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4.3 Liquid limit
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Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
Low Plasticity
70
CV CE
60
50
CH
ME
40
CI
A-Line
30 MV
CL
20
MH
10
ML MI
0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Key to Terms Used:
Liquid Limit (%)
C - Clay L - Low
H - High
V - Very high
E - Extremely high

(m) (%) (%) (%)
P41-B1 37.50 42 20 22
P43-B2 40.30 32 17 15
P48-B1 44.80 62 28 34
P52-Q1 48.60 48 22 26
P54-Q1 51.25 29 18 11
P59-B2 54.90 61 28 33

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4.3 Liquid limit
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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
Low Plasticity
70
CV CE
60
50
CH
ME
40
CI
A-Line
30 MV
CL
20
MH
10
ML MI
0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Key to Terms Used:
Liquid Limit (%)
C - Clay L - Low
H - High
V - Very high
E - Extremely high

(m) (%) (%) (%)
P64-Q1 58.85 43 19 24
P67-Q2 60.70 55 24 31
P72-Q1 65.70 46 22 24
P73-B1 66.70 22 16 6
P75-Q1 68.70 40 20 20
P81-B1 74.60 61 28 33

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4.3 Liquid limit
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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
Low Plasticity
70
CV CE
60
50
CH
ME
40
CI
A-Line
30 MV
CL
20
MH
10
ML MI
0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Key to Terms Used:
Liquid Limit (%)
C - Clay L - Low
H - High
V - Very high
E - Extremely high

(m) (%) (%) (%)
P85-Q1 78.50 47 23 24
P90-UU1 83.70 49 23 26
P94-Q2 87.70 60 29 31
P98-UU1 91.80 63 31 32
P103-Q1 96.65 44 21 23
P108-UU1 101.70 69 32 37

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4.3 Liquid limit
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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
Low Plasticity
70
CV CE
60
50
CH
ME
40
CI
A-Line
30 MV
CL
20
MH
10
ML MI
0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Key to Terms Used:
Liquid Limit (%)
C - Clay L - Low
H - High
V - Very high
E - Extremely high

(m) (%) (%) (%)
P116-Q1 109.80 49 23 26

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SPD13 PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION TEST RESULTS
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)

Sample No.
P1-B1 0.00 24 51 25 0
P4-B1 2.50 23 46 31 0
P7-B2 6.20 3 59 23 16

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9.2 Wet sieve
9.3 Dry sieve
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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)

Sample No.
P9-B1 7.50 43 57 0 0
P11-B1 9.50 23 63 14 0
P13-B3 11.50 34 62 4 0

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9.2 Wet sieve
9.3 Dry sieve
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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)

Sample No.
P16-B1 14.50 43 57 0 0
P25-B1 21.50 36 64 0 0
P34-Q2 30.50 37 63 0 0

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9.2 Wet sieve
9.3 Dry sieve
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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)

Sample No.
P38-UU1 34.50 44 56 0 0
P42-B1 38.50 41 47 11
P43-B2 39.50 27 61 12 0

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9.2 Wet sieve
9.3 Dry sieve
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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)

Sample No.
P48-B1 44.50 43 57 0 0
P52-Q1 48.50 43 57 0 0
P54-Q1 50.50 28 64 7 0

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9.2 Wet sieve
9.3 Dry sieve
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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)

Sample No.
P59-B2 54.50 33 63 4 0
P67-Q2 60.50 55 41 4 0
P72-Q1 65.50 33 63 4 0

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9.2 Wet sieve
9.3 Dry sieve
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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)

Sample No.
P73-B1 66.50 74 25 1
P75-Q1 68.50 44 56 0 0
P81-B1 74.50 39 61 0 0

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9.2 Wet sieve
9.3 Dry sieve
Tested By:
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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)

Sample No.
P85-Q1 78.50 35 61 4 0
P90-UU1 83.50 38 62 0 0
P98-UU1 91.50 36 56 8 0

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9.2 Wet sieve
9.3 Dry sieve
Tested By:
Checked By:

WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)

Sample No.
P103-Q1 96.50 93 7 0
P108-UU1 101.50 49 48 3 0
P112-Q1 105.50 12 31 50 7

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9.2 Wet sieve
9.3 Dry sieve
Tested By:
Checked By:

WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
SILT SAND GRAVEL
CLAY COBBLES
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Particle Size (mm)

Sample No.
P116-Q1 109.50 36 64 0 0

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9.2 Wet sieve
9.3 Dry sieve
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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
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SPD13 UU TRIAXIAL STRESS-STRAIN PLOT
NDGOS Doc Ref:

WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P6-UU1 5.10 20 2.03 U 500 37 1.0
P8-Q1 6.95 38 1.85 R 300 15 -
P8-Q1 6.95 39 1.83 U 300 31 3.6

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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
120
110
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P8-UU1 7.15 35 1.83 U 500 40 0.9
P9-UU1 8.00 26 1.71 U 500 47 2.6
P10-UU1 8.80 26 1.72 U 500 55 1.6

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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
110
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P11-UU1 9.70 25 2.05 U 500 55 3.0
P12-UU1 10.70 24 2.17 U 500 43 0.3
P13-Q1 11.60 26 2.01 R 300 33 -

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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
220
200
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P13-Q1 11.60 26 1.97 U 300 41 4.5
P13-UU1 11.90 27 2.03 U 500 108 1.6
P14-UU1 12.90 32 1.90 U 500 97 1.6

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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
220
200
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P15-UU1 13.80 33 2.01 U 500 100 4.6
P16-UU1 14.90 32 2.00 U 500 99 3.0
P18-UU1 16.30 28 2.13 U 300 71 2.8

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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
240
220
200
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P19-UU1 16.85 25 2.16 U 350 55 1.2
P22-UU1 18.90 25 2.03 U 500 66 1.8
P23-UU1 19.95 27 1.92 U 500 117 1.8

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Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
260
240
220
200
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P24-UU1 21.20 32 1.93 U 500 102 1.7
P25-UU1 21.90 28 1.89 U 500 120 3.0
P26-UU1 22.90 30 1.88 U 450 125 2.1

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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
280
260
240
220
200
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P27-UU1 23.90 30 1.87 U 500 130 1.3
P28-UU1 24.90 27 1.85 U 500 133 1.1
P29-Q1 25.70 35 1.86 R 475 67 -

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Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
400
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P29-Q1 25.70 35 1.87 U 475 131 3.3
P29-UU1 25.90 31 1.86 U 500 181 1.2
P30-UU1 26.70 32 1.88 U 500 128 4.4

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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
280
260
240
220
200
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P31-UU1 27.80 25 1.99 U 500 133 3.3
P32-Q1 29.10 25 2.03 U 540 101 4.6
P33-UU1 29.90 26 1.99 U 500 132 4.9

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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
260
240
220
200
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P34-UU1 30.90 26 1.97 U 500 103 5.0
P35-UU1 31.90 28 1.94 U 500 117 5.3
P36-UU1 32.90 28 1.93 U 500 127 3.7

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Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P37-UU1 33.90 1.91 U 500 114 5.3
P38-UU1 34.90 36 1.77 U 500 145 4.9
P39-UU1 36.10 32 1.75 U 500 133 3.4

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Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
280
260
240
220
200
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P40-UU1 36.90 31 1.81 U 500 133 4.9
P41-UU1 37.60 25 2.00 U 500 73 2.1
P45-Q1 41.60 30 1.95 R 790 107 -

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Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
450
400
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P45-Q1 41.60 28 1.98 U 790 122 1.6
P46-UU1 42.80 29 1.90 U 500 206 0.9
P47-UU1 43.75 22 1.87 U 500 250 0.9

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WR
Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
500
450
400
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P48-UU1 44.85 21 1.87 U 500 192 1.3
P49-UU1 45.60 22 1.87 U 500 200 1.7
P50-UU1 46.70 28 1.89 U 500 232 1.0

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Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
550
500
450
400
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P51-UU1 47.70 23 1.94 U 500 181 2.1
P52-UU1 48.80 20 2.04 U 500 256 1.6
P54-UU1 50.95 20 2.11 U 500 73 0.4

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Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
450
400
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P54-Q1 51.25 23 2.16 R 1070 91 -
P54-Q1 51.25 23 2.16 U 1070 161 2.1
P56-UU1 52.50 26 1.96 U 500 213 1.6

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Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
500
450
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350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P57-UU1 53.30 31 1.88 U 500 194 1.9
P59-UU1 54.70 35 1.84 U 500 240 2.3
P60-Q3 55.90 34 1.89 R 1050 153 -

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Offshore Iran
07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
600
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500
450
400
350
300
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200
150
100
50
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P60-Q3 55.90 34 1.91 U 1050 281 0.4
P61-UU1 56.70 22 2.00 U 500 157 3.5
P64-UU1 58.65 23 2.02 U 500 191 1.0

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07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
500
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400
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P67-Q2 60.70 25 2.05 R 1270 208 -
P67-Q2 60.70 26 2.01 U 1270 206 1.5
P68-UU1 61.80 26 1.98 U 500 227 1.1

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07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
1,000
900
800
700
600
500
400
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200
100
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P71-UU1 64.70 22 2.08 U 500 129 3.9
P72-Q1 65.70 22 2.18 U 1380 188 2.0
P75-UU1 69.10 23 2.03 U 500 458 2.3

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07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P76-Q3 70.10 20 2.15 U 1350 99 2.1
P78-UU1 71.90 28 1.95 U 500 302 1.2
P81-UU1 74.90 28 1.91 U 500 342 1.0

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07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P83-Q1 76.80 33 1.89 R 1480 130 -
P83-Q1 76.80 29 1.98 U 1480 339 4.1
P84-UU1 77.80 27 1.95 U 500 348 2.2

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07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
800
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400
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200
100
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P87-UU1 80.60 19 2.13 U 500 381 1.6
P90-UU1 83.70 23 2.02 U 500 341 1.6
P92-UU1 86.00 22 2.05 U 500 318 1.1

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07/12/05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A5
900
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700
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500
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300
200
100
0
0 4 8 12 16 20
Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P94-Q2 87.70 21 2.09 U 1710 440 0.6
P95-UU1 88.90 27 1.91 U 500 330 0.6
P98-UU1 91.80 27 1.95 U 500 404 1.3

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(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P101-UU1 94.70 18 2.10 U 500 335 1.8
P103-Q1 96.65 23 2.06 R 1990 307 -
P103-Q1 96.65 25 2.08 U 1990 570 3.1

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(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P105-UU1 98.65 19 2.07 U 500 421 2.4
P108-UU1 101.70 27 1.97 U 500 562 1.3
P110-UU1 103.90 19 2.06 U 500 503 3.1

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Axial Strain (%)

(%) (Mg/m ) (kPa) (kPa)
P112-Q1 105.65 19 2.08 U 2180 450 1.2
P113-UU1 106.55 18 2.02 U 500 439 1.2
P116-UU1 109.60 25 1.95 U 500 277 2.0

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0.90
0.85
Void Ratio (-)
0.80
0.75
0.70
0.65
0.60
1 10 100 1,000 10,000


Sample Depth pc '
No. (m) (kPa)
(%) (Mg/m3) Ratio (%) (Mg/m3)
P14-Q1 12.60 33 1.88 0.95 95.3 2.76 340 0.106

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Sample No. : P14-Q1
Depth : 12.60m
Initial Final
Initial Final

1 13 9942 17 0.04 0.95 0.17

2 25 9881 34 0.09 0.94 0.19
3 50 9739 54 0.21 0.93 7.5 5.26 4.63 0.26 0.37
4 100 9586 83 0.33 0.92 5.7 6.83 6.01 0.13 0.25
5 200 9375 118 0.51 0.90 4.8 7.98 7.03 0.09 0.21
6 400 9070 158 0.77 0.87 3.7 10.11 8.90 0.07 0.20
7 200 9146 140 0.71 0.88 0.02
8 100 9233 124 0.64 0.88 0.04
9 200 9164 140 0.70 0.88 0.03
10 400 8999 158 0.84 0.86 3.2 11.53 10.15 0.04 0.13
11 800 8079 203 1.72 0.77 5.4 6.45 5.68 0.12 0.21
12 1600 7011 254 2.74 0.67 5.9 5.29 4.66 0.07 0.11
13 2400 6442 283 3.28 0.61 8.3 3.42 3.01 0.04 0.04
14 400 6821 223 2.96 0.65 0.01
15 100 7284 183 2.53 0.69 0.09
16 13 8169 140 1.69 0.78 0.59
0.80
0.75
0.70
Void Ratio (-)
0.65
0.60
0.55
0.50
1 10 100 1,000 10,000


Sample Depth pc '
No. (m) (kPa)
(%) (Mg/m3) Ratio (%) (Mg/m3)
P24-Q1 20.80 28 1.96 0.80 97.1 2.76 730 0.188

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Sample No. : P24-Q1
Depth : 20.80m
Initial Final
Initial Final

1 13 9924 17 0.06 0.80 0.24

2 25 9841 34 0.13 0.79 0.29
3 50 9669 54 0.28 0.78 7.5 5.23 4.60 0.32 0.46
4 100 9457 83 0.46 0.76 8.0 4.82 4.24 0.20 0.26
5 200 9135 118 0.75 0.73 7.3 5.15 4.53 0.15 0.22
6 400 8705 158 1.14 0.69 6.3 5.75 5.06 0.11 0.17
7 600 8368 181 1.45 0.66 5.9 5.90 5.19 0.09 0.14
8 400 8431 171 1.40 0.67 0.02
9 200 8485 153 1.36 0.67 0.01
10 400 8415 171 1.41 0.67 5.9 5.84 5.14 0.01 0.02
11 800 8104 203 1.69 0.64 3.9 8.66 7.62 0.04 0.09
12 1600 7365 254 2.38 0.58 6.3 5.07 4.46 0.05 0.07
13 2400 6572 312 3.12 0.51 5.2 5.64 4.96 0.06 0.09
14 400 6922 236 2.84 0.53 0.01
15 100 7314 195 2.49 0.57 0.07
16 13 8035 152 1.81 0.63 0.47
0.85
0.80
0.75
0.70
Void Ratio (-)
0.65
0.60
0.55
0.50
0.45
1 10 100 1,000 10,000


Sample Depth pc '
No. (m) (kPa)
(%) (Mg/m3) Ratio (%) (Mg/m3)
P34-Q2 31.10 29 1.98 0.80 98.6 2.78 410 0.103

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Sample No. : P34-Q2
Depth : 31.10m
Initial Final
Initial Final

1 13 9957 17 0.03 0.80 0.11

2 25 9897 34 0.07 0.80 0.19
3 50 9748 54 0.20 0.78 7.5 5.27 4.64 0.27 0.39
4 100 9550 83 0.37 0.77 8.8 4.42 3.89 0.18 0.22
5 200 9263 118 0.62 0.74 7.8 4.87 4.29 0.14 0.18
6 400 8868 158 0.97 0.71 6.3 5.84 5.14 0.10 0.15
7 800 8336 203 1.46 0.67 4.2 8.36 7.35 0.07 0.15
8 400 8418 184 1.40 0.67 0.01
9 300 8439 175 1.39 0.67 0.01
10 400 8415 184 1.40 0.67 0.01
11 800 8285 203 1.51 0.66 2.1 16.27 14.32 0.02 0.07
12 1600 7632 254 2.11 0.60 5.2 6.31 5.55 0.04 0.07
13 3200 6840 312 2.85 0.53 6.8 4.45 3.92 0.03 0.03
14 4800 6346 356 3.30 0.49 4.2 6.70 5.90 0.02 0.03
15 800 6598 278 3.12 0.51 0.00
16 100 7149 212 2.64 0.55 0.04
17 13 7863 170 1.97 0.62 0.47
0.95
0.90
0.85
0.80
Void Ratio (-)
0.75
0.70
0.65
0.60
0.55
1 10 100 1,000 10,000


Sample Depth pc '
No. (m) (kPa)
(%) (Mg/m3) Ratio (%) (Mg/m3)
P47-Q1 43.55 32 1.91 0.92 96.3 2.79 970 0.146

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Sample No. : P47-Q1
Depth : 43.55m
Initial Final
Initial Final

1 25 9951 34 0.02 0.92 0.03

2 50 9874 54 0.07 0.92 0.12
3 100 9703 83 0.21 0.90 3.0 13.16 11.58 0.15 0.54
4 200 9497 118 0.39 0.89 3.7 10.49 9.23 0.09 0.26
5 400 9202 158 0.64 0.86 4.6 8.25 7.26 0.07 0.15
6 800 8734 203 1.06 0.82 5.2 7.03 6.19 0.06 0.11
7 1200 8296 228 1.48 0.78 3.7 9.43 8.30 0.06 0.15
8 800 8346 218 1.44 0.78 0.01
9 400 8481 200 1.32 0.79 0.02
10 800 8358 218 1.42 0.78 2.0 17.25 15.18 0.01 0.07
11 1600 7918 254 1.83 0.74 3.5 9.57 8.42 0.03 0.08
12 3200 6904 312 2.78 0.64 4.2 7.37 6.48 0.03 0.07
13 4800 6296 356 3.35 0.59 3.3 8.54 7.52 0.02 0.05
14 800 6804 278 2.92 0.63 0.01
15 100 7677 212 2.11 0.71 0.07
16 25 8402 178 1.42 0.78 0.55
0.84
0.82
0.80
0.78
0.76
0.74
Void Ratio (-)
0.72
0.70
0.68
0.66
0.64
0.62
0.60
0.58
0.56
0.54
1 10 100 1,000 10,000


Sample Depth pc '
No. (m) (kPa)
(%) (Mg/m3) Ratio (%) (Mg/m3)
P69-Q3 62.80 29 1.97 0.83 98.5 2.79 900 0.120

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Sample No. : P69-Q3
Depth : 62.80m
Initial Final
Initial Final

o
Room Temperature C = 25
1 25 9948 32 0.02 0.83 0.04

2 50 9877 53 0.07 0.82 0.11
3 100 9700 84 0.22 0.81 5.7 6.99 6.15 0.15 0.29
4 200 9512 123 0.37 0.79 7.5 5.18 4.56 0.08 0.11
5 400 9235 167 0.60 0.77 8.0 4.74 4.17 0.06 0.08
6 800 8841 223 0.94 0.74 7.5 4.91 4.32 0.05 0.06
7 1200 8438 254 1.31 0.70 6.3 5.63 4.96 0.05 0.08
8 800 8533 243 1.22 0.71 0.01
9 600 8579 233 1.19 0.71 0.01
10 800 8550 243 1.21 0.71 6.3 5.58 4.91 0.01 0.01
11 1600 8107 284 1.61 0.67 3.3 10.41 9.16 0.03 0.08
12 3200 7182 354 2.46 0.59 5.2 6.14 5.41 0.03 0.05
13 4800 6658 394 2.95 0.54 3.5 8.40 7.39 0.02 0.04
14 400 7284 314 2.40 0.60 0.01
15 50 8185 255 1.56 0.68 0.14
0.68
0.66
0.64
0.62
0.60
0.58
Void Ratio (-)
0.56
0.54
0.52
0.50
0.48
0.46
0.44
0.42
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Sample Depth pc '
No. (m) (kPa)
(%) (Mg/m3) Ratio (%) (Mg/m3)
P92-Q1 85.80 21 2.01 0.68 86.1 2.79 1600 0.130

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Sample No. : P92-Q1
Depth : 85.80m
Initial Final
Initial Final

o
1 50 9897 61 0.04 0.67 0.04

2 100 9814 89 0.10 0.67 0.06
3 200 9679 120 0.20 0.66 2.7 14.61 12.86 0.06 0.22
4 400 9525 152 0.32 0.65 3.3 11.81 10.39 0.03 0.10
5 800 9284 189 0.53 0.63 4.2 9.12 8.02 0.03 0.07
6 1600 8867 237 0.90 0.60 5.0 7.43 6.53 0.02 0.05
7 2400 8372 263 1.37 0.56 7.0 5.06 4.46 0.03 0.04
8 1600 8443 248 1.31 0.56 0.00
9 800 8586 223 1.19 0.57 0.01
10 1600 8443 237 1.32 0.56 3.3 10.59 9.32 0.01 0.03
11 3200 7924 290 1.79 0.52 5.2 6.50 5.72 0.02 0.03
12 4800 7250 324 2.43 0.46 7.0 4.53 3.98 0.02 0.03
13 6400 6850 349 2.80 0.43 8.8 3.39 2.98 0.01 0.01
14 1600 7196 288 2.52 0.46 0.00
15 400 7706 234 2.06 0.50 0.02
16 50 8750 175 1.08 0.58 0.17
0.70
0.68
0.66
0.64
0.62
Void Ratio (-)
0.60
0.58
0.56
0.54
0.52
0.50
0.48
1 10 100 1,000 10,000


Sample Depth pc '
No. (m) (kPa)
(%) (Mg/m3) Ratio (%) (Mg/m3)
P116-Q1 109.80 25 2.05 0.70 98.9 2.79 2200 0.166

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Sample No. : P116-Q1
Depth : 109.80m
Initial Final
Initial Final

o
1 100 9853 89 0.06 0.70 0.03

2 200 9739 120 0.14 0.69 3.2 12.58 11.07 0.04 0.15
3 400 9587 152 0.26 0.68 3.3 11.74 10.34 0.03 0.10
4 800 9420 189 0.39 0.67 3.9 9.93 8.73 0.02 0.05
5 1600 9223 237 0.54 0.65 4.2 9.08 7.99 0.01 0.02
6 2000 9074 250 0.68 0.64 3.2 11.81 10.39 0.02 0.06
7 2400 8980 263 0.76 0.63 2.6 14.49 12.76 0.01 0.04
8 1600 9013 248 0.74 0.64 0.00
9 1200 9073 233 0.69 0.64 0.01
10 1600 9040 248 0.71 0.64 2.6 14.29 12.58 0.00 0.01
11 3200 8515 290 1.20 0.59 3.2 11.30 9.94 0.02 0.05
12 4800 7702 319 1.98 0.52 4.2 7.96 7.00 0.03 0.06
13 6400 7182 349 2.47 0.48 1.8 17.36 15.27 0.02 0.09
14 800 7799 289 1.91 0.53 0.01
15 100 8754 191 1.06 0.61 0.07
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APPENDIX A7
TIDAL VARIATIONS
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Tidal variation (m above CD)
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Predicted & Measured Tidal Variations 31 July - 02 August 2005 Checked
RC
Predicted: Approved
Admiralty Co-Tidal Atlas, Persian Gulf, NP214, referenced to Bahragan using Simple Harmonic Method SM
Date Report No. Appendix No.
Measured:
Echo sounder readings recorded onboard 27.10.05 WRE/8207/03/05/85 A7
03.08.05 04.08.05 05.08.05
0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00 0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00 0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00
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2.5
2.0
1.5
End of SPD13-1
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0.5
Start of SPD13-2
0.0
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Predicted & Measured Tidal Variations 03 - 05 August 2005 Checked
RC
Predicted: Approved
Measured:
05.08.05 06.08.05 07.08.05
0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00 0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00 0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00
3.0
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
Drawn
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Predicted: Approved
Measured:
09.08.05 10.08.05 11.08.05
0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00 0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00 0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00
3.0
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
Drawn
RC
Predicted: Approved
Measured:
11.08.05 12.08.05 13.08.05
0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00 0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00 0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00
3.0
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
Drawn
TOTAL SOUTH PARS 11 LTD - PARS LNG OB1-1 & OB1-2 LOCATIONS CPC
RC
Predicted: Approved
Admiralty Co-Tidal Atlas, Persian Gulf, NP214, referenced to OB1 using Simple Harmonic Method SM
Measured:
13.08.05 14.08.05
Time (hours) Time (hours)
0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00 0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00
3.0
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
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TOTAL SOUTH PARS 11 LTD - PARS LNG OB2-1 & OB2-2 LOCATIONS CPC
RC
Predicted: Approved
Measured:
14.08.05 15.08.05
0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00 0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00
3.0
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
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TOTAL SOUTH PARS 11 LTD - PARS LNG E6-1 & E6-2 LOCATIONS CPC
RC
Predicted: Approved
Measured:
15.08.05 16.08.05
0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00 0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00
3.0
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
Drawn
RC
Predicted: Approved
Measured:
17.08.05 18.08.05
0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00 0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00
3.0
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
Drawn
RC
Predicted: Approved
Measured:
18.08.05 19.08.05
0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00 0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00
3.0
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
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TOTAL SOUTH PARS 11 LTD - PARS LNG E9-1 LOCATION CPC
RC
Predicted: Approved
Measured:
19.08.05 20.08.05
0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00 0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00
3.0
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
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TOTAL SOUTH PARS 11 LTD - PARS LNG E7-1, E1-1, E5-1 and E4-1 LOCATIONS CPC
RC
Predicted: Approved
Measured:

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FINAL FACTUAL REPORT

SOUTH PARS PHASE 11

OFFSHORE AND NEARSHORE

Total Contract Reference: TSP 11/PJ/006

NDGOS DOCUMENT REF:

Document Title : Final Factual Report, SPD12 & SPD13 Locations

Project : South Pars Phase 11 Field Development Project,

Client : TOTAL South Pars 11 Limited

Client Contract Ref. : TSP11/PJ/006

NDGOS Project No. : WPR 8207

NDGOS Document Ref. : WRE/8207/03/05/85/Rev02

Submitted via : Electronic/hard copy

Document Control Hard Copy Distributed to: Date:

Revision Revisions Date NDGOS

01 Issued to Client for comment 27/10/05 LC GT WR

02 Issued to Client as final 07/12/05 LC GT WR

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ..............................................................................................................6

3 ONSHORE LABORATORY TESTING & PROCEDURES ........................................... 11

4 DERIVED DATA FROM IN SITU TEST RESULTS...................................................... 17

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5 GEOLOGICAL SETTING ............................................................................................. 19

6 SOIL STRATIGRAPHY ................................................................................................ 21

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Table T1.........................................Summary of Borehole Characteristics

Figure 1..........................................Vicinity Map

Figure SPD12-1.1 ..........................Moisture Content and Atterberg Limits Profile

Figure SPD13-1.1 ..........................Moisture Content and Atterberg Limits Profile

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Appendix A1...................................Timelog of Offshore Work

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Document Ref Document Title Issued By Actual or Expected

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1.1 Project Description

The scope of geotechnical fieldwork comprised the following:

1.2 Scope of the Investigation

i. SPD12 platform (boreholes SPD12-1 and SPD12-2)

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Subsequent onshore laboratory testing was performed on samples recovered during

1.3 Scope of the Report

i. A summary of fieldwork equipment and methods

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A simplified project ‘timelog’ of events is included in Appendix A1.

A Differential Global Positioning System (DGPS), interfaced with appropriate navigation

2.2 Drilling and Sampling

Drilling depths were adjusted throughout to take account of tidal variations as

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2.3 Onboard Sample Treatment

Digital colour photographs of samples were taken. A selection of photographs

2.4 Onboard Laboratory Testing

The following tests were carried out on appropriate selected samples:

• Moisture content determination

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3 ONSHORE LABORATORY TESTING & PROCEDURES

The additional tests comprised:

• Moisture content, Atterberg limits, unit weights

3.2 Laboratory Testing Procedures

In the execution of the geotechnical site investigation programme, tests were

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