Geotechnical Report For Proposed Project at Dahej-Final

GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION FOR PROPOSED PROJECT AT
DAHEJ, GUJARAT
PROJECT NO.: SIPL/GI/2021-22/31

REVISION NO.: DRAFT REPORT R-07
ISSUE DATE: 28TH APRIL 2022
Submitted to
RITES LIMITED
Submitted by
GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION FOR PROPOSED
PROJECT AT DAHEJ, GUJARAT
GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION FOR PROPOSED PROJECT AT

DAHEJ, GUJARAT
CLIENT: RITES LIMITED
REV. NO. – 07
DATE OF SUBMISSION: 28TH APRIL 2022

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INDEX
1.0 INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................................................1
1.1 OBJECT AND SCOPE .......................................................................................................................................................... 1

1.2 SITE LOCATION ................................................................................................................................................................ 1
2.0 FIELD INVESTIGATION............................................................................................................................................1
2.1 BORING AND DRILLING ..................................................................................................................................................... 1

2.2 STANDARD PENETRATION TEST ........................................................................................................................................ 2
2.3 BOREHOLE TERMINATION CRITERION ................................................................................................................................ 3
2.4 GROUND WATER OBSERVATION ........................................................................................................................................ 3
2.5 WATER SAMPLING ........................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.6 SAMPLING ....................................................................................................................................................................... 3
3.0 GROUND WATER CONDITIONS AT SITE ................................................................................................................4
4.0 SUBSURFACE PROFILE ............................................................................................................................................6
5.0 ENGINEERING DISCUSSIONS...................................................................................................................................6
5.1 SOIL PARAMETERS ...................................................................................................................................................... 7

5.2 HYDROLOGICAL STUDIES ......................................................................................................................................... 11
5.2.1 SILT FACTOR/SCOUR DEPTHS ............................................................................................................................. 11
5.3 SEISMICITY ................................................................................................................................................................ 15
5.3.1 SEISMIC ZONE ........................................................................................................................................................ 15
5.3.2 LIQUEFACTION POTENTIAL ................................................................................................................................. 15
6.0 FOUNDATION RECOMMENDATIONS ...................................................................................................................23
6.1 PILE FOUNDATIONS .................................................................................................................................................. 23

6.2 FOUNDATION PROTECTION ......................................................................................................................................... 25
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1: Borehole Details for Proposed Project at Dahej, Gujarat ................................................................................................................. 2
Table 2: Water Level in Boreholes ............................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Table 3: Soil Parameters considered for Design.................................................................................................................................................... 7
Table 4: Silt Factors ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................11
Table 5: Liquefaction Potential ...................................................................................................................................................................................17
Table 6: Depth of Fixities for Piles .............................................................................................................................................................................23
Table 7: Safe Vertical Downward & Uplift Capacity of Bored Cast-in situ Piles (IS 2911(2010)) .................................................24
Table 8: Safe Vertical Downward & Uplift Capacity of Driven Piles (API RP2A -WSD (2007)) ......................................................25
Table 9: Precautions for subsurface structures ...................................................................................................................................................26
APPENDICES
Appendix A: Location Plan.……….....…………………………………………………………………………...……………………………………………...20
Appendix B: Borehole Logs……….....…………………………………………………………………………...……………………………………………...22
Appendix C: Subsurface Profiles......…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..46
Appendix D: Sample Calculations....…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..48
Appendix E: Laboratory Test Results…………………………………………………...…………………………………………………………………...59
PART I: FACTUAL REPORT
1.0 INTRODUCTION
S prepared this soil investigation report for proposed LPG Jetty at Dahej, Gujarat. RITES LIMITED
authorized SHREE GEOTECH to carry out geotechnical investigation with scope of services as outlined below.
This report is prepared for the exclusive use of our client and their consultants for design of this project. In the
event that any changes are made in the character, design or layout for the improvements, we must be contacted
to review the conclusions and recommendations contained in this report to determine whether modifications
are necessary. This report presents results of the soil investigation and geological information along with
foundation recommendations for the proposed structure.
OBJECT AND SCOPE

1.1 The Purpose of the investigation is to determine the subsurface stratification to determine suitable and
economical foundation system for the proposed structure and to evaluate static and dynamic parameters of soil.
To study the engineering properties of the geology medium and to identify the difficulties that may arise during
construction due to ground and other local conditions.
The scope of work includes the following.
 Sinking of total 19 boreholes on land and on water designated up-to various depths below ground level.
 Collection of disturbed and undisturbed soil samples and transportation of selected soil samples to laboratory
for its analysis.
 Laboratory testing and analysis.
 Submission of detailed interpretative geotechnical report.
1.2 SITE LOCATION

This site located at Dahej, Gujarat.
2.0 FIELD INVESTIGATION
2.1 BORING AND DRILLING

After setting the drilling rig at particular borehole location a casing of suitable diameter is fixed through which
specified diameter borehole can be drilled. The soil Investigation is carried out as per IS 1892 – 1979: “Code of
Practice for subsoil Investigations for foundations".
The rig deployed at the site is rotary type drilling rig- with mud circulation method. These rigs have an
arrangement for driving and extracting of casing, boring, and drilling by mud circulation method, conducting
SPT tests, collection of disturbed & undisturbed samples. Casing is used to support sides of borehole until stiff
strata is encountered.
The details of the completed boreholes are given in Table 1 below.
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Table 1: Borehole Details for Proposed Project at Dahej, Gujarat
Depth (m) Below

BH No.
ground/Sea Bed Level
BH-01
BH-02
BH-03
BH-04
BH-05
BH-06
BH-07
BH-08
BH-09
BH-10 50
BH-11
BH-12
BH-13
BH-14
BH-15
BH-16
BH-17
BH-18
BH-20
2.2 STANDARD PENETRATION TEST

Standard Penetration Tests (SPT) is carried out at intervals of 1.5 metres and at any change of strata, in
accordance with IS 2131 – 1981. Using this procedure, the split spoon sampler resting on the bottom of borehole
is allowed to sink under its own weight. The entire sampler may sometimes sink under its own weight when
very soft sub-soil stratum is encountered. Under such conditions, it may not be necessary to give any blow to
the split spoon sampler and SPT value is indicated as zero.
This split-barrel sampler is driven into the soil by 63.5 kilograms weight falling through 75 centimeters height.
After an initial set of blows for 15 centimeter penetration, the number of blows required to drive the sampler an
additional 30 centimeters, is known as “penetration resistance” or “N value”. The N values are indicative of the

relative density of cohesion less soils and consistencies of cohesive soils. Each sample retrieved from SPT spoon
is inspected for visual identification of strata as per IS 1498. The samples are preserved in polythene bags, duly
numbered and N values mentioned for proper identification.
The sampler is lowered to the bottom of the borehole. The following information is noted and recorded:
 Depth of bottom of borehole below ground level,
 Penetration of the sampler into the soil under the combined weight of sampler and rods (noted from
readings of the scale over the drill rod at the top),
 Water level in the borehole or casing and
 Depth of bottom of casing below ground level.
2.3 BOREHOLE TERMINATION CRITERION

Bore holes are terminated at depths as per specifications or as directed by the client/ contract.
2.4 GROUND WATER OBSERVATION

Water Level reading is taken after 24 hrs on completion of bore holes.
2.5 WATER SAMPLING

Collection of ground water sample for chemical analysis is as per IS 3025 or as per the specification.
2.6 SAMPLING
Disturbed wash samples were collected from the boreholes at required interval for visual classifications
wherever core recovery was poor to very poor.

SPT N-value vs. Depth

SPT N-value
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
0
Series3 Series4
5
10
15
20
Depth (m)
25
30
35
40
45
50
Figure 1: Field and Corrected SPT N-values versus Depth
3.0 GROUND WATER CONDITIONS AT SITE

Water level is observed in the boreholes after 24 hrs on completion of bore holes. Following table lists depth of
water on completion of drilling. Depth measured below the ground level existing at the time of investigation.
Seasonal Variations in the ground water level is expected.
Table 2: Water Level in Boreholes

BH No. Water Level BGL
BH-20 GL

PART II: INTERPRETATIVE REPORT

4.0 SUBSURFACE PROFILE

During the course of investigation, the following layers of stratum are observed.
LAYER I– SILTY CLAY
This layer is encountered from the ground surface in the boreholes BH-13 to BH-18 and BH-20. The consistency
of this layer is found to be very soft. Lower boundary of this layer is encountered at depth of 2m to 4.5m below
ground level.
LAYER II– INORGANIC SILT

This layer is encountered from ground surface in boreholes BH-01, BH-05, BH-07 & BH-12 and below Layer I in
the borehole BH-20, BH-14 & BH-16 up to 50m and below layer V in BH-12 up to 48m below ground/sea bed
level. The consistency of this layer is found to be very soft. Lower boundary of this layer is encountered at depth
of 5m below ground level in BH-20 and 30m to 42m in BH-01 & BH-12.
LAYER III– INORGANIC CLAY

This layer is encountered from ground surface in boreholes BH-8 to BH-11 and below Layer II in the borehole
BH-20 and below layer I in boreholes BH-01, BH-05, BH-07 & BH-12. The consistency of this layer is found to be
medium to very stiff. Lower boundary of this layer is encountered at depths of 9m to 19.5m below ground/sea
bed level.
LAYER IV– SILTY/SANDY CLAY

This layer is encountered below Layer I in the boreholes BH-13 to BH-18 & Layer III in the borehole BH-10 and
BH-20. The consistency of this layer is found to be stiff to very stiff. Lower boundary of this layer is encountered
at depths of 12m to 31.5m below ground/sea bed level.
LAYER V– SILTY SAND

This layer is encountered below Layer IV in the borehole BH-20. The density of this layer is found to be loose to
very dense. Lower boundary of this layer is encountered at depth of 43.95m below ground level. This layer is
encountered from ground surface in boreholes BH-2 to BH-4 and in BH-6 up to end of boreholes.
LAYER VI– SANDY/CLAYEY SILT

This layer is encountered below Layer III in the boreholes BH-8, BH-9, below Layer IV in the boreholes BH-13,
BH-14 and in BH-18 up to end of borehole and below Layer V in the boreholes BH-10 and BH-20. The consistency
of this layer is found to be hard. Lower boundary of this layer is encountered at depths of 15m to 46m below
ground/sea bed level.
LAYER VII– SILTY SAND

This layer is encountered below Layer VI in the boreholes BH-8 to BH-10, BH-13, BH-14, BH-18 & BH-20, below
Layer IV in the boreholes BH-15 to BH-17, below layer I in the boreholes BH-01 & BH-12 and below Layer III in
the borehole BH-11. The density of this layer is found to be very dense. The borehole was terminated at this
layer at 50m below ground/sea bed level.
5.0 ENGINEERING DISCUSSIONS

5.1 SOIL PARAMETERS

Soil Parameters
Assumed Unit
BH ID Soil Description Depth Cohesion Friction Angle
Weight (t/m2)
(t/m2) (deg)
Inorganic Silt 4.5m to 6.5m 18 16.8 16.31

6.5m to 9.0m 18 16.8 16.31
Inorganic clay 9.0m to 12.0m 18 9.70 27.89

BH-01
12.0m to 15.0m 18 4.43 24.99
Inorganic silt 15.0m to 42.0m 18 - 33
Silty sand Below 42.0m 18 - 35

6m to 13.50m 18 3.96 23.84
13.50m to
BH-02 Silty sand 18 - 33
23.00m
Below 23.00m 18 - 35
6m to 13.50m 18 1.85 30.23
13.50m to
23.00m
Below 23.00m 18 - 35
6m to 13.50m 18 6.8 23.31
13.50m to
23.00m
Below 23.00m 18 - 35
Inorganic silt 6.0m to 9.50m 18 6.7 27.50

9.50m to
Inorganic clay 18 3.33 23.47
10.50m
BH-05
10.50m to
Clayey silty sand 18 - 33
18.00m

6.0m to 7.5m 18 7.7 24.34
BH-06 Silty sand 7.5m to 18.0m 18 3.47 25.64

Below 18.0m 18 - 35
Inorganic clay 3.5m to 6.0m 18 11.35 -

BH-07
Clayey silty sand 9.0m to 15.0m 18 9.20 23.85

Geotechnical Parameters for different layers were assumed as shown below for design of foundations:
Table 3: Soil Parameters considered for Design

Soil Parameters
Assumed Unit
Weight (t/m2)
(t/m2) (deg)

Soil Parameters
Assumed Unit
Weight (t/m2)
(t/m2) (deg)
4.5m to 6m 18 10 -
Inorganic Clay 6m to 12m 18 5.9 18.26
BH-8 12m to 13.5m 18 6.4 20.66
Clay 13.5m to 27m 18 33.3 -
Silty Sand Below 27m 18 - 33
Inorganic Clay 4.5m to 9m 18 13.5 19.54

9m to 12m 18 11.7 16.14
BH-9 Silty Soil 12m to 18m 18 23.3 -

18m to 25.5m 18 33.3 -
Silty Sand Below 25.5m 18 - 33
Silty Clay 4.5m to 7.5m 18 6.2 18.45

7.5m to 9m 18 18 -
Inorganic Clay
9m to 12m 18 12.7 -
BH-10 12m to 13.5m 18 9.8 16.77

Silt
13.5m to 15m 18 20 -
15m to 24m 18 - 30
Silty Sand
Below 24m 18 - 33
Inorganic Clay 13.5m to 21m 18 4.6 18.11
BH-11 15m to 34.5m 18 - 30

Silty Sand
Below 34.5m 18 - 33
Silty Sand 6.0m to 9.0m 18 0.98 28.97
Inorganic silt 9.0m to12.0m 18 6.4 27.67
Inorganic clay 12.0m to 15.0m 18 6.0 22.12

BH-12
Inorganic silt 27.0m to 30.0m 18 - 33

10.5m to 13m 18 11.6 21
Silty Clay 13m to 18m 18 8.9 19.5
BH-13 18m to 21m 18 11.8 18.5
Sandy Silt 21m to 27m 18 33.3 -

8m to 13.5m 18 8.3 18.8
Silty Clay 13.5m to 18m 18 18.7 -
BH-14 18m to 21m 18 24 -
Sandy Silt 21m to 26m 18 29.3 -
Silty Sand Below 26m 18 33

Soil Parameters
Assumed Unit
Weight (t/m2)
(t/m2) (deg)
8m to 9m 18 10 -
9m to 13.5m 18 6.6 21.3
Silty Clay 13.5m to 20m 18 8.4 23.7

BH-15
20m to 24m 18 19.3 -
24m to 27m 18 33.3 -

8m to 10.5m 18 8 -
10.5m to 18m 18 5.3 18.1
Silty Clay
BH-16 18m to 21m 18 18.7 -
21m to 24m 18 21.3 -

10.5m to 12m 18 11.3 -
12m to 15m 18 9.1 20.6
Silty Clay
BH-17 15m to 22.5m 18 18 -
22.5m to 24m 18 24 -

11m to 12m 18 6.7 -
12m to 15m 18 11.3 -
Silty Clay
BH-18 15m to 21m 18 8.4 18.5
21m to 27m 18 20 -

8m to 9.5m 18 3.2 24.9
9.5m to 13.5m 18 8.3 20.5
Inorganic Clay
13.5m to 17.5m 18 4.6 18
17.5m to 19.5m 18 3.7 25.3
BH-20 19.5m to 23.5m 18 6.6 24.5
Silty/Sandy Clay 23.5m to 29.5m 18 5.4 27

29.5m to 31.5m 18 6.0 24.7
31.5m to 33.5m 18 - 30
Silty Sand
33.5m to 50m 18 - 35

5.2 HYDROLOGICAL STUDIES

The results from hydrological studies conducted on site are summarized below.
5.2.1 SILT FACTOR/SCOUR DEPTHS

Structures are likely to scour over drain/nalla/river. Silt factors have been determined based on grain size analysis using
the following equation.
= . .√
Where, f = Silt Factor and m = weighted mean diameter of the bed material particles (i.e. Average of % retained x avg.
size of sieve values) in mm
Depth of Scour can be determined using the following equation:
= . ( )
Where, D = Depth in metres, Qf = Design discharge in cumecs

For purpose of design, the peak design discharge is assumed to be 105.3 cumecs for a 10-year return period.
Based on the analysis, the scour depth used for design purposes is considered as 4m below ground.
Table 4: Silt Factors
% Retained x Mean Silt Scour
Sieve Percentage Average Size
BH No Depth Avg size of Diameter Factor Depth
Size Retained of Sieve
sieve (mm) (f) (m)
20.00 0 0 0.00
10.00 0 15 0.00
4.75 0 7.375 2.88
2.36 0.5 3.555 2.84
1.18 1.09 1.77 1.59
BH-01 12.5 0.046 0.38 3.09
0.6000 0.7 0.89 0.35
0.4250 0.21 0.5125 0.08
0.3000 0.15 0.3625 0.05
0.1500 0.34 0.225 0.07
0.0750 0.36 0.1125 0.04
20.00 0 0 0.00
10.00 0 15 0.00
4.75 0 7.375 0.00
2.36 0 3.555 0.00
1.18 1.82 1.77 3.22
BH-02 6.5 0.19 0.77 2.442
0.6000 2.82 0.89 2.51
0.4250 4.91 0.5125 2.52
0.3000 18.89 0.3625 6.85
0.1500 15.19 0.225 3.42
0.0750 3.41 0.1125 0.38
20.00 0 0 0.00
10.00 0 15 0.00
4.75 0 7.375 0.00
2.36 0 3.555 0.00
1.18 0.77 1.77 1.36
BH-03 12 0.26 0.90 2.315
0.6000 3.5 0.89 3.12
0.4250 8.71 0.5125 4.46
0.3000 28.12 0.3625 10.19
0.1500 28.5 0.225 6.41
0.0750 4.33 0.1125 0.49


sieve (mm) (f) (m)
20.00 0 0 0.00
10.00 0 15 0.00
4.75 0 7.375 0.00
2.36 0.04 3.555 0.14
1.18 0.07 1.77 0.12
BH-04 36 0.29 0.95 2.270
0.6000 0.46 0.89 0.41
0.4250 13.79 0.5125 7.07
0.3000 45.72 0.3625 16.57
0.1500 20.35 0.225 4.58
0.0750 3.41 0.1125 0.38
20.00 0 0 0.00
10.00 0 15 0.00
4.75 1.02 7.375 7.52
2.36 0.5 3.555 1.78
1.18 0.69 1.77 1.22
BH-05 9.5 0.111 0.59 2.669
0.6000 0.29 0.89 0.26
0.4250 0.3 0.5125 0.15
0.3000 0.23 0.3625 0.08
0.1500 0.28 0.225 0.06
0.0750 0.07 0.1125 0.01
20.00 0 20.00 0.00
10.00 0 10.00 0.00
4.75 0 4.75 0.00
2.36 0 2.36 0.00
1.18 0.36 1.18 0.64
BH-06 36 0.23 0.85 2.358
0.6000 1.3 0.6000 1.16
0.4250 14.15 0.4250 7.25
0.3000 20.06 0.3000 7.27
0.1500 23.24 0.1500 5.23
0.0750 15.61 0.0750 1.76
20.00 0 20.00 0.00
10.00 0 10.00 0.00
4.75 0 4.75 0.00
2.36 0 2.36 0.00
1.18 0 1.18 0.00
BH-07 1.5 0.07 0.47 2.868
0.6000 0.01 0.6000 0.01
0.4250 0.08 0.4250 0.04
0.3000 0.25 0.3000 0.09
0.1500 16.63 0.1500 3.74
0.0750 29.51 0.0750 3.32
20.00 0 0 0.00
10.00 0 15 0.00
4.75 0 7.375 0.00
2.36 0.11 3.555 0.39
1.18 0.17 1.77 0.30
BH-8 15 0.01 0.18 3.99
0.6000 0.15 0.89 0.13
0.4250 0.08 0.5125 0.04
0.3000 0.08 0.3625 0.03
0.1500 0.18 0.225 0.04
0.0750 0.47 0.1125 0.05


sieve (mm) (f) (m)
20.00 0 0 0.00
10.00 0 15 0.00
4.75 0 7.375 0.00
2.36 0.05 3.555 0.18
1.18 0.35 1.77 0.62
BH-9 9.5 0.013 0.20 3.83
0.6000 0.26 0.89 0.23
0.4250 0.13 0.5125 0.07
0.3000 0.12 0.3625 0.04
0.1500 0.34 0.225 0.08
0.0750 0.51 0.1125 0.06
20.00 0 0 0.00
10.00 0 15 0.00
4.75 0.3 7.375 2.21
2.36 0.62 3.555 2.20
1.18 0.76 1.77 1.35
BH-10 6 0.06 0.44 2.93
0.6000 0.36 0.89 0.32
0.4250 0.18 0.5125 0.09
0.3000 0.15 0.3625 0.05
0.1500 0.36 0.225 0.08
0.0750 0.19 0.1125 0.02
20.00 0 0 0.00
10.00 0 15 0.00
4.75 0 7.375 0.00
2.36 0.33 3.555 1.17
1.18 0.87 1.77 1.54
BH-11 1.5 0.04 0.36 3.14
0.6000 0.59 0.89 0.53
0.4250 0.31 0.5125 0.16
0.3000 0.36 0.3625 0.13
0.1500 1.6 0.225 0.36
0.0750 2 0.1125 0.23
20.00 0 0 0.00
10.00 0 15 0.00
4.75 0 7.375 0.00
2.36 0.24 3.555 0.85
1.18 1.96 1.77 3.47
BH-12 1.5m 0.08 0.51 2.80
0.6000 0.64 0.89 0.57
0.4250 0.3 0.5125 0.15
0.3000 1.4 0.3625 0.51
0.1500 10.11 0.225 2.27
0.0750 3.93 0.1125 0.44
20.00 0 0 0.00
10.00 0 15 0.00
4.75 0 7.375 0.00
BH-13 2.36 0.63 3.555 2.24
1.18 0.48 1.77 0.85
6 0.06 0.41 2.99
0.6000 0.57 0.89 0.51
0.4250 0.34 0.5125 0.17
0.3000 0.55 0.3625 0.20
0.1500 4.1 0.225 0.92
0.0750 5.43 0.1125 0.61


sieve (mm) (f) (m)
20.00 0 0 0.00
10.00 0 15 0.00
4.75 0 7.375 0.00
2.36 1.24 3.555 4.41
1.18 0.74 1.77 1.31
BH-14 18 0.06 0.45 2.92
0.6000 0.28 0.89 0.25
0.4250 0.13 0.5125 0.07
0.3000 0.16 0.3625 0.06
0.1500 0.98 0.225 0.22
0.0750 1.14 0.1125 0.13
20.00 0 0 0.00
10.00 0 15 0.00
4.75 0 7.375 0.00
2.36 0.2 3.555 0.71
1.18 0.3 1.77 0.53
BH-15 24 0.02 0.23 3.66
0.6000 0.07 0.89 0.06
0.4250 0.04 0.5125 0.02
0.3000 0.08 0.3625 0.03
0.1500 0.88 0.225 0.20
0.0750 1.09 0.1125 0.12
20.00 0 0 0.00
10.00 0 15 0.00
4.75 0.3 7.375 2.21
2.36 0.28 3.555 1.00
1.18 0.18 1.77 0.32
BH-16 15 0.04 0.33 3.22
0.6000 0.03 0.89 0.03
0.4250 0.01 0.5125 0.01
0.3000 0.02 0.3625 0.01
0.1500 0.16 0.225 0.04
0.0750 0.19 0.1125 0.02
20.00 0 0 0.00
10.00 0 15 0.00
4.75 0 7.375 0.00
2.36 0 3.555 0.00
1.18 0.06 1.77 0.11
BH-17 1.5 0.01 0.21 3.75
0.6000 0.16 0.89 0.14
0.4250 0.05 0.5125 0.03
0.3000 0.05 0.3625 0.02
0.1500 4.99 0.225 1.12
0.0750 0.28 0.1125 0.03
20.00 0 0 0.00
10.00 0 15 0.00
4.75 0 7.375 0.00
2.36 0 3.555 0.00
1.18 0.16 1.77 0.28
BH-18 30 0.05 0.40 3.05
0.6000 0.1 0.89 0.09
0.4250 0.12 0.5125 0.06
0.3000 0.4 0.3625 0.14
0.1500 12.44 0.225 2.80
0.0750 14.76 0.1125 1.66


sieve (mm) (f) (m)
20.00 0 0 0.00
10.00 0 15 0.00
4.75 0 7.375 0.00
2.36 0.23 3.555 0.82
1.18 0.41 1.77 0.73
BH-20 6 0.021 0.25 3.53
0.6000 0.14 0.89 0.12
0.4250 0.04 0.5125 0.02
0.3000 0.09 0.3625 0.03
0.1500 0.91 0.225 0.20
0.0750 1.36 0.1125 0.15
5.3 SEISMICITY
5.3.1 SEISMIC ZONE
The state of Gujarat falls under Zone II to Zone IV seismic zones of India. Dahej falls under Zone III, which is
classified as moderate-risk damage zone. This zone is allotted a zone factor 0.16 as per IS Code.
Figure 2: Seismic Zone of Gujarat
5.3.2 LIQUEFACTION POTENTIAL

Liquefaction is the sudden loss of shear strength of the loose fine-grained sands due to earthquake-induced
vibration under saturated conditions.
Assessment of liquefaction potential of foundation strata is made by simplified procedure as per IS 1893 (Part
1) : 2016 from the SPT data and peak ground acceleration likely to occur at the site. In this method, cyclic
shear stress likely to be induced in the foundation strata by Design Basis Earthquake (DBE) is first evaluated.
Next threshold cyclic shear stress, which is good enough to cause liquefaction, is determined from SPT data and
the empirical relations. Finally, comparison of these two stresses is used in the estimation of liquefaction
susceptibility of the foundation strata.

Cyclic Stress Ratio (CSR)

The equivalent average of shear stress τ av likely to be induced in the foundation material due to an earthquake
is calculated by using the equation
CSR = 0.65 * ( vo /’vo) * (a max / g )* r d
CSR = Cyclic Shear Stress induced by Earthquake
 = Unit weight of foundation material
Z = Depth at which cyclic shear stress is calculated
A max = maximum surface acceleration
Rd = Stress reduction factor
= 1.0 – 0.00765 * z if z  9.15 m
= 1.174 – 0.0267 * z if 9.15 < z  23.0 m
If the value of PGA is not available, the ratio (amax / g) may be taken equal to seismic zone factor = Z.
Cyclic Resistance Ratio ( CRR )
It expresses capacity of soil to resist liquefaction. CRR is determined using correlation between corrected blow
count (N 1)60 and CRR for earthquake of magnitude 7.5. N60 is the SPT blow count corrected to an effective
overburden pressure of 100 kPa and to hammer energy efficiency of 60 %. The corrected blow count N 60
is determined as follows.
N 60 = N C HT C HW C BD C RL C SS
Where,
N= uncorrected SPT blow count
C HT = Correction factor for hammer energy ratio = 0.7 for Automatic Hammer & 0.6 for Donut Hammer
(Automatic Hammer was used for boreholes BH-8 to BH-11 & BH-20; Donut Hammer was used for boreholes
BH-15 to BH-18)
C BD = Correction factor for borehole dia = 1.05 for 150 mm dia borehole
C RL = Correction factor for rod length
= 0.75 for 3.0 m to 4.0 m
= 0.85 for 4.0 m to 6.0 m
= 0.95 for 6.0 m to 10.0m
= 1.0 for 10.0 m to 30.0 m
C SS = Correction factor for standard sampler = 1.0
Correction factor for effective overburden pressure (C N) is given by the following relation.
CN = Sqrt (P a / σ o ’)  1.7
Where P a = Atmospheric pressure
(N1)60 = C N * N 60
The value of SPT blow count for soil with fines content (FC) can be adjusted to the equivalent clean sand
value of (N 1 ) 60CS as follows:
(N 1)60CS = α + β (N 1)60
Where α a n d β can be determined as follows.
α = 0.0 and β = 1.0 for FC <= 5.0 %
α = exp [(1.76 – (190/FC2)] for 5.0 % < FC < 35.0 %

1.5
β = [0.99+ (FC /1000)]
α = 5.0 and β = 1.20 for FC >= 35.0 %
CRR M=7.5 is given by the following equation:
1 ( ) 50 1
. = + + −
34 ( ) 135 [10( ) + 45]$ 200
Hence the CRR for a particular earthquake magnitude is determined as
CRR = CRRM=7.5 * MSF * Kσ * K 
The MSF value is 0.85 for earthquake of magnitude 8.0.
K σ and K  taken as 1.
The factor of safety against liquefaction, FS , is given as
FS = CRR/CSR
The value of CSR and CRR are computed at different depth and depth susceptible to liquefaction is
determined.
Liquefaction is probable when FS is less than 1.0.
Table 5: Liquefaction Potential

Depth
BH ID CSR/CRR Condition of strata
From To
1.5 1.95 0.49 Liquefiable
BH-01 6.0 6.45 1.01 Non-Liquefiable
9.0 9.45 1.80 Non-Liquefiable

Depth
From To

BH-03

BH-04

BH-05

BH-06

BH-07

Depth
From To
6 6.45 1.33 Non-Liquefiable
6 6.45 1.70 Non-liquefiable
6.5 6.95 1.68 Non-liquefiable
BH-9 9 9.45 1.74 Non-liquefiable
BH-10 6.5 6.95 1.00 Non-liquefiable

Depth
From To
BH-11 7.5 7.95 0.48 Liquefiable
BH-12 9.0 9.45 1.01 Non-liquefiable
6 6.45 0.59 Liquefiable

BH-13

Depth
From To

BH-14

Depth
From To

BH-18
As observed liquefiable strata is encountered near the top 5m to 13m in boreholes. Structures should be
designed with necessary seismic parameters and precautions as per IS 1893.

6.0 FOUNDATION RECOMMENDATIONS
6.1 PILE FOUNDATIONS

Driven or Bored cast-in-situ piles can also be utilized for support of proposed structures. Pile capacities are given
in Tables 7 & 8 below. Piles can be terminated earlier if hard bedrock is encountered, which makes it practically
impossible for piling equipment to penetrate further. Depth of fixities are given in Table 6 below. Minimum grade
of concrete used for construction shall be M35. Lateral capacities are calculated considering strata below cut-off
level. Pile cut-off level is considered below scour depth at 4m. Skin friction capacities for liquefiable
strata has been ignored while calculating pile capacities.
Termination of each pile shall be monitored critically due to wide variation in the geology. Pile capacities for
each diameter shall be confirmed after carrying out initial pile load tests.
Table 6: Depth of Fixities for Piles

Borehole No. Depth of Fixity (Lf) below Ground/Sea Bed Level
BH-1 6.6D
BH-2 7.17D
BH-3 7.63D
BH-4 7.50D
BH-5 8.10D
BH-6 7.93D
BH-7 7.93D
BH-8 7.5D
BH-9 7.17D
BH-10 7.5D
BH-11 7.63D
BH-12 9.4D
BH-13 9.87D
BH-14 9.07D
BH-15 8.78D
BH-16 9.07D
BH-17 9.87D
BH-18 9.07D
BH-20 8.52D

Table 7: Safe Vertical Downward & Uplift Capacity of Bored Cast-in situ Piles (IS 2911(2010))
Pile Safe Vertical Downward Capacity Safe Uplift Capacity for Pile Lengths Safe Lateral
BH ID Diameter (tons) for Pile Lengths (tons) Capacity
(mm) 25m 30m 35m 40m 25m 30m 35m 40m (tons)
800 190 220 250 284 90 112 134 156 10
BH-01 1000 302 351 400 449 129 164 198 233 12
1200 449 500* 500* 500* 173 222 272 322 15
800 155 187 218 250 68 90 112 134 18
BH-02 1000 259 308 357 406 101 135 170 205 23
1200 396 467 500* 500* 138 187 237 287 27
800 201 235 268 302 76 100 123 147 15
BH-03 1000 340 393 446 498 112 149 186 223 19
1200 500* 500* 500* 500* 150 204 257 310 23
800 188 221 255 289 67 91 115 138 16
BH-04 1000 323 375 428 481 100 137 174 211 20
1200 500* 500* 500* 500* 137 190 243 297 24
800 190 223 257 291 68 92 116 140 12
BH-05 1000 325 378 431 484 102 139 176 213 16
1200 500* 500* 500* 500* 139 192 245 299 19
800 190 223 257 291 68 92 116 140 13
BH-06 1000 325 378 431 484 102 139 176 213 17
1200 500* 500* 500* 500* 139 192 247 300 20
800 206 240 274 307 79 103 127 150 13
BH-07 1000 347 399 452 500* 116 153 190 227 17
1200 500* 500* 500* 500* 157 210 264 317 20
800 233 248 279 310 119 147 169 191 16
BH-08 1000 310 341 390 439 152 190 224 259 20
1200 395 454 500* 500* 184 235 285 334 24
800 224 278 360 441 113 167 222 277 18
BH-09 1000 298 382 494 500* 144 216 292 368 23
1200 381 500* 500* 500* 175 270 369 468 27
800 152 183 215 246 82 104 126 148 16
BH-10 1000 234 283 332 381 117 151 186 220 20
1200 339 409 480 500* 156 206 255 305 24
800 103 131 159 190 50 70 90 112 15
BH-11 1000 173 216 261 309 76 107 139 173 19
1200 266 328 392 462 108 152 197 247 23
800 106 207 241 275 62 81 105 129 7
BH-12 1000 158 350 402 455 90 120 157 194 10
1200 221 500* 500* 500* 120 164 218 271 13.5
800 184 199 230 262 87 114 137 159 7
BH-13 1000 257 288 337 386 117 155 189 224 8
1200 336 395 466 500* 145 196 246 296 10
800 174 191 223 254 86 109 131 154 9
BH-14 1000 235 272 321 370 109 144 179 213 11
1200 301 374 444 500* 133 182 232 282 13
800 192 237 318 400 93 140 195 250 10
BH-15 1000 268 336 448 500* 123 186 262 338 12
1200 350 454 500* 500* 154 235 334 434 15
800 153 184 216 247 83 105 127 149 9
BH-16 1000 224 273 322 371 110 145 179 214 11
1200 309 379 450 500* 136 186 236 285 13

Pile Safe Vertical Downward Capacity Safe Uplift Capacity for Pile Lengths Safe Lateral
BH ID Diameter (tons) for Pile Lengths (tons) Capacity
(mm) 25m 30m 35m 40m 25m 30m 35m 40m (tons)
800 124 155 186 218 63 85 108 130 7
BH-17 1000 184 233 282 331 84 118 153 187 8
1200 260 331 401 472 104 154 203 253 10
800 125 156 188 219 65 86 108 131 9
BH-18 1000 174 233 282 331 87 118 153 187 11
1200 230 331 402 472 111 154 204 253 13
800 146 196 256 289 100 134 160 184 2
BH-20 1000 201 271 376 429 138 187 225 263 2.5
1200 259 353 500* 500* 178 244 297 353 3
Note: 1. Lengths considered for marine piles are below sea-bed level.
2. Co-efficient of earth pressure in silty/clayey & sandy layer is assumed as 1 for Bored Cast-in situ piles
3. Pile Capacities are conservatively restricted to 500 tons.
Table 8: Safe Vertical Downward & Uplift Capacity of Driven Piles (API RP2A -WSD (2007))
Safe Vertical Downward
Pile Safe Uplift Capacity for Pile
Capacity (tons) for Pile Safe Lateral
BH ID Diameter Lengths (tons)
Lengths Capacity (tons)
(mm)
35m 40m 45m 35m 40m 45m
BH-1 1220 OD 500* 500* 500* 313 369 442 15
BH-2 1220 OD 500* 500* 500* 326 378 453 27
BH-3 1220 OD 500* 500* 500* 353 404 485 23
BH-4 1220 OD 500* 500* 500* 331 382 464 24
BH-5 1220 OD 500* 500* 500* 334 386 467 19
BH-6 1220 OD 500* 500* 500* 336 388 469 20
BH-7 1220 OD 500* 500* 500* 360 412 493 20
BH-8 1220 OD 500* 500* 500* 379 435 491 24
BH-9 1220 OD 500* 500* 500* 378 434 489 28
BH-10 1220 OD 500* 500* 500* 304 360 416 24
BH-11 1220 OD 432 500* 500* 203 259 315 23
BH-12 1220 OD 500* 500* 500* 328 413 498 13
BH-13 1220 OD 500* 500* 500* 446 500* 500* 10
BH-14 1220 OD 500* 500* 500* 452 500* 500* 13
BH-15 1220 OD 500* 500* 500* 276 332 388 15
BH-16 1220 OD 500* 500* 500* 258 314 370 13
BH-17 1220 OD 500* 500* 500* 269 325 381 10
BH-18 1220 OD 497 500* 500* 246 302 357 13
BH-20 1220 OD 402 480 500* 158 209 261 16
Note: 1. Lengths considered for marine piles are below sea-bed level.
2. Pile Capacities are conservatively restricted to 500 tons.
6.2 FOUNDATION PROTECTION
A Severe Exposure Condition was assigned to this site. Hence, following precautions shall be taken to protect
concrete and reinforcement in foundations as per IS456-2000 / CIRIA Sp. Publication no-31 and updated
amendments.

Table 9: Precautions for subsurface structures
Item Minimum Required
Type of Cement OPC or PPC
Minimum Cementitious content 400 kg/m3
Minimum Grade of Concrete M30
Maximum Water Cement Ratio 0.50
Minimum Cover for Foundations 50mm
Note:
This report is issued based on the subsoil condition revealed at the location of boreholes and laboratory tests performed on recovered samples. If
during construction of foundations it is observed that sub soil conditions vary from those revealed during investigation it is essential that Soiltech (I)
Pvt. Ltd shall be contacted so that on confirmation supplementary report shall be issued.

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BOREHOLE CO-ORDINATES:
LOCATION NORTHING EASTING
BH1
BH2
BH3
BH4
BH5
BH6
BH7
BH8 PROF.S.NALLAYARASU
DEPARTMENT OF OCEAN ENGINEERING
BH9 IIT MADRAS, CHENNAI
BH10
HINDUSTAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION LTD.
BH11 GRESHAM ASSURANCE BUILDING, 2ND FLOOR,
SIR P. M. ROAD, FORT, MUMBAI - 400 001
BH12
BH13 BOREHOLE LAYOUT
BH14
BH15 LPG IMPORT JETTY AT DAHEJ, GUJARAT.
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SHEET NO : 1 OF 2
GEOLOGICAL LOG OF DRILL HOLE

PROJECT : GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION FOR LPG IMPORT FACILITY AT DAHEJ, GUJRAT.
CLIENT : RITES LIMITED TYPE OF RIG : HYDRAULIC TYPE HOLE NO : BH - 01
BEARING OF HOLE: VERTICAL CO-ORDINATES : E- 21.73807108 , N- 72.50320238 TOTAL DEPTH : 50.00 m
ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90˚ SEA BED LEVEL : 18.50 m CASING DEPTH (m) : PX-24, HX-35.50, HQ-50
STARTED : 19.10.2022 COMPLETED : 21.10.2022 DRILLING AGENCY : SOILTECH (I) PVT. LTD.
SPECIAL OBSERVATIONS and

LITHOLOGY SPT
TOTAL CORE RECOVERY %

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

LOG
DESCRIPTION OF STRATA
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

1.50 1.95 0.45 SPT 1 1 2 2 4 - - Sea bed level : 18.50 m
1.95 3.00 1.05 - -
Light Brown, Medium, High Plasticity
3.00 3.45 0.45 SPT 2 1 2 3 5 - -
Inorganic Silt.
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.50 4.00 0.50 UDS 1 - -
4.00 4.50 0.50 - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 SPT 3 2 3 5 8 - -
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 Light Brown, Siff, High Plasticity SPT 4 3 5 8 13 - -
6.45 6.50 0.05 Inorganic Silt. - -
6.50 7.00 0.50 UDS 2 - -
7.00 7.50 0.50 - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 SPT 5 5 8 11 19 - -
7.95 9.00 1.05 - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 SPT 6 6 11 14 25 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 Light Brown, Very Siff, High Plasticity - -
9.50 10.00 0.50 Inorganic Silt. UDS 3 - -
10.00 10.50 0.50 - -
10.50 10.95 0.45 SPT 7 7 12 17 29 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 SPT 8 6 14 19 33 - -
Light Grey, Hard, Silty Clay.
12.45 12.50 0.05 - -
12.50 13.00 0.50 UDS 4 - -
13.00 13.50 0.50 - -
13.50 13.95 0.45 SPT 9 8 16 22 38 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 SPT 10 10 18 24 42 - -
15.45 16.50 1.05 - -
16.50 16.95 0.45 UDS 5 - -
16.95 18.00 1.05
18.00 18.45 0.45 SPT 11 12 20 27 47 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05 - -
19.50 20.00 0.50 UD-DS 1 - -
20.00 21.00 1.00 Light Grey, Hard, High Plasticity - -
Inorganic Silt.
21.00 21.45 0.45 SPT 12 13 23 32 55 - -
21.45 22.50 1.05 - -
22.50 22.95 0.45 UD-DS 2 - -
22.95 24.00 1.05 - -
24.00 24.45 0.45 SPT 13 14 26 37 63 - -
24.45 25.50 1.05 - -
25.50 25.95 0.45 SPT 14 18 36 44 80 - -
25.95 27.00 1.05 - -
27.00 27.45 0.45 SPT 15 19 39 48 87 - -
27.45 28.50 1.05 - -

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LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
28.50 28.95 0.45 SPT 16 21 47 56 103 - -
28.95 30.00 1.05 - -
30.00 30.28 0.28 SPT 17 38 13 cm/ 57 blows R - -
30.28 31.50 1.22 - -
31.50 31.79 0.29 SPT 18 37 14 cm/ 55 blows R - -
31.79 33.00 1.21 - -
33.00 33.26 0.26 SPT 19 40 11 cm/ 56 blows R - -
33.26 34.50 1.24 - -
34.50 34.77 0.27 SPT 20 39 12 cm/ 58 blows R - -
34.77 36.00 1.23 - -

36.00 36.22 0.22 Light Grey, Hard, High Plasticity SPT 21 42 10 cm/ 55 blows R - -
Inorganic Silt.
36.22 37.50 1.28 - -
37.50 37.73 0.23 SPT 22 46 08 cm/ 58 blows R - -
37.73 39.00 1.27 - -
39.00 39.23 0.23 SPT 23 45 08 cm/ 57 blows R - -
39.23 40.50 1.27 - -
40.50 40.61 0.11 SPT 24 11 cm/ 60 blows R - -
40.61 42.00 1.39 - -
42.00 42.09 0.09 SPT 25 09 cm/ 55 blows R - -
42.09 43.50 1.41 - -
43.50 43.58 0.08 SPT 26 08 cm/ 57 blows R - -
43.58 45.00 1.42 - -
45.00 45.06 0.06 SPT 27 06 cm/ 53 blows R - -
Total No. of SPT Conducted - 30 nos.
45.06 46.50 1.44 - -
46.50 46.56 0.06 SPT 28 06 cm/ 56 blows R - -
Total No. of UDS Conducted - 5 nos.
46.56 48.00 1.44 - -
48.00 48.05 0.05 SPT 29 05 cm/ 53 blows R - -
Total No. of DS Conducted - 2 nos.
48.05 49.50 1.45 - -
Light Grey, Very Dense, Silty Sand.
49.50 50.00 0.50
50.00 50.04 0.04 SPT 30 04 cm/ 54 blows R - -
ABBREVIATION LEGEND : LITHOLOGY
SPT : STANDARD PENETRATION TEST CLAY
UDS : UNDISTURB SAMPLE SILT
DS : DISTURB SAMPLE SAND
R : "SPT N" VALUE REFUSAL GRAVELS
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ROCK QUALITY DESIGNATION

LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE
%
LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

1.95 3.00 1.05 Light Brown, Loose, Silty Sand. - -
3.00 3.45 0.45 SPT 2 1 2 4 6 - -
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.50 4.00 0.50 UDS 1 - -
4.00 4.50 0.50 - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 SPT 3 3 4 7 11 - -
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 SPT 4 2 5 8 13 - -
6.45 6.50 0.05 - -
6.50 7.00 0.50 UDS 2 - -
Light Brown, Medium Dense, Silty Sand.
7.00 7.50 0.50 - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 SPT 5 3 8 10 18 - -
7.95 9.00 1.05 - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 SPT 6 4 10 14 24 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 - -
9.50 10.00 0.50 UDS 3 - -
UDS 03 Slipped hence we took DS
10.00 10.50 0.50 - -
sample at the same depth
10.50 10.95 0.45 SPT 7 6 13 19 32 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 - -
Light Grey, Dense, Silty Sand.
12.00 12.45 0.45 SPT 8 8 16 22 38 - -
12.45 13.50 1.05 - -
13.50 13.95 0.45 SPT 9 10 24 31 55 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 SPT 10 12 30 37 67 - -
15.45 16.50 1.05 - -
16.50 16.95 0.45 SPT 11 11 36 41 77 - -
16.95 18.00 1.05 - -
18.00 18.45 0.45 SPT 12 12 39 45 84 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05 - -
19.50 20.00 0.50 SPT 13 14 40 48 88 - -
20.00 21.00 1.00 - -
21.00 21.45 0.45 SPT 14 14 43 51 94 - -
21.45 22.50 1.05 Light Grey, Very Dense, Fine Silty Sand. - -
22.50 22.95 0.45 SPT 15 16 46 54 100 - -
22.95 24.00 1.05 - -
24.00 24.29 0.29 SPT 16 48 14 cm/ 56 blows R - -
24.29 25.50 1.21 - -
25.50 25.78 0.28 SPT 17 49 13 cm/ 58 blows R - -
25.78 27.00 1.22 - -
27.00 27.26 0.26 SPT 18 51 11 cm/ 56 blows R - -
27.26 28.50 1.24 - -

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LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE
%
LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
28.50 28.75 0.25 SPT 19 50 10 cm/ 55 blows R - -
30.00 30.25 0.25 SPT 20 51 8 cm/ 57 blows R - -
30.25 31.50 1.25 - -
31.50 31.75 0.25 SPT 21 52 8 cm/ 55 blows R - -
31.75 33.00 1.25 - -
33.00 33.25 0.25 SPT 22 53 6 cm/ 60 blows R - -
33.25 34.50 1.25 - -
34.50 34.64 0.14 SPT 23 14 cm/ 55 blows R - -
34.64 36.00 1.36 - -

36.00 36.12 0.12 SPT 24 12 cm/ 56 blows R - -
36.12 37.50 1.38 - -
37.50 37.61 0.11 Light Grey, Very Dense, Fine Silty Sand. SPT 25 11 cm/ 55 blows R - -
37.61 39.00 1.39 - -
39.00 39.10 0.10 SPT 26 10 cm/ 54 blows R - -
39.10 40.50 1.40 - -
40.50 40.61 0.11 SPT 27 11 cm/ 58 blows R - -
40.61 42.00 1.39 - -
42.00 42.10 0.10 SPT 28 10 cm/ 56 blows R - -
42.10 43.50 1.40 - -
43.50 43.59 0.09 SPT 29 09 cm/ 55 blows R - -
43.59 45.00 1.41 - -
45.00 45.07 0.07 SPT 30 08 cm/ 53 blows R - -
45.07 46.50 1.43 - -
46.50 46.58 0.08 SPT 31 07 cm/ 54 blows R - -
46.58 48.00 1.42 - -
48.00 48.06 0.06 SPT 32 06 cm/ 56 blows R - -
48.06 49.50 1.44 - -
49.50 50.00 0.50
50.00 50.05 0.05 SPT 33 05 cm/ 58 blows R - -
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LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE
%
LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

3.00 3.45 0.45 SPT 2 2 4 6 10 - -
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.50 4.00 0.50 UDS 1 - -
4.00 4.50 0.50 - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 SPT 3 2 4 8 12 - -
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 SPT 4 2 5 9 14 - -
6.45 6.50 0.05 - -
6.50 7.00 0.50 UDS 2 - -
7.00 7.50 0.50 - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 SPT 5 3 8 10 18 - -
7.95 9.00 1.05 - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 SPT 6 4 10 14 24 - -
Light Greyish, Medium Dense, Silty Sand.
9.45 9.50 0.05 - -
9.50 10.00 0.50 UDS 3 - -
10.00 10.50 0.50 - -
10.50 10.95 0.45 SPT 7 5 13 20 33 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 SPT 8 8 17 22 39 - -
12.45 13.50 1.05 - -
13.50 13.95 0.45 SPT 9 10 25 31 56 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 SPT 10 10 30 35 65 - -
15.45 16.50 1.05 - -
16.50 16.95 0.45 SPT 11 13 35 41 76 - -
16.95 18.00 1.05 - -
18.00 18.45 0.45 SPT 12 14 39 45 84 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05 - -
19.50 20.00 0.50 SPT 13 14 43 45 88 - -
20.00 21.00 1.00 - -
21.00 21.45 0.45 SPT 14 13 43 48 91 - -
21.45 22.50 1.05 Light Grey, Very Dense, Fine Silty Sand. - -
22.50 22.95 0.45 SPT 15 15 47 52 99 - -
22.95 24.00 1.05 - -
24.00 24.29 0.29 SPT 16 47 14 cm/ 55 blows R - -
24.29 25.50 1.21 - -
25.50 25.78 0.28 SPT 17 48 13 cm/ 56 blows R - -
25.78 27.00 1.22 - -
27.00 27.25 0.25 SPT 18 50 10 cm/ 55 blows R - -
27.25 28.50 1.25 - -

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LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE
%
LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
28.50 28.73 0.23 SPT 19 51 8 cm/ 57 blows R - -
30.00 30.23 0.23 SPT 20 51 8 cm/ 55 blows R - -
30.23 31.50 1.27 - -
31.50 31.71 0.21 SPT 21 52 6 cm/ 56 blows R - -
31.71 33.00 1.29 - -
33.00 33.20 0.20 SPT 22 52 5 cm/ 56 blows R - -
33.20 34.50 1.30 - -
34.50 34.64 0.14 SPT 23 14 cm/ 54 blows R - -
34.64 36.00 1.36 - -

36.00 36.12 0.12 SPT 24 12 cm/ 56 blows R - -
36.12 37.50 1.38 - -
37.50 37.61 0.11 Light Grey, Very Dense, Fine Silty Sand. SPT 25 11 cm/ 52 blows R - -
37.61 39.00 1.39 - -
39.00 39.10 0.10 SPT 26 10 cm/ 53 blows R - -
39.10 40.50 1.40 - -
40.50 40.60 0.10 SPT 27 10 cm/ 56 blows R - -
40.60 42.00 1.40 - -
42.00 42.10 0.10 SPT 28 10 cm/ 55 blows R - -
42.10 43.50 1.40 - -
43.50 43.59 0.09 SPT 29 09 cm/ 55 blows R - -
43.59 45.00 1.41 - -
45.00 45.08 0.08 SPT 30 08 cm/ 52 blows R - -
45.08 46.50 1.42 - -
46.50 46.57 0.07 SPT 31 07 cm/ 53 blows R - -
46.57 48.00 1.43 - -
48.00 48.06 0.06 SPT 32 06 cm/ 54 blows R - -
48.06 49.50 1.44 - -
49.50 50.00 0.50
50.00 50.05 0.05 SPT 33 05 cm/ 58 blows R - -
SITE ENGINEER : Azad Singh PREPARED BY : Ajinkya Kadam CHECKED BY : Pavansing Patil
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE
%
LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

3.00 3.45 0.45 SPT 2 2 4 5 9 - -
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.50 4.00 0.50 UDS 1 - -
4.00 4.50 0.50 - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 SPT 3 3 5 7 12 - -
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 SPT 4 3 6 9 15 - -
6.45 6.50 0.05 - -
6.50 7.00 0.50 UDS 2 - -
7.00 7.50 0.50 - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 SPT 5 4 8 11 19 - -
7.95 9.00 1.05 - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 SPT 6 5 13 17 30 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 - -
9.50 10.00 0.50 UDS 3 - -
10.00 10.50 0.50 - -
10.50 10.95 0.45 SPT 7 6 16 20 36 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 SPT 8 8 22 27 49 - -
12.45 13.50 1.05 - -
13.50 13.95 0.45 SPT 9 11 27 35 62 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 SPT 10 10 31 38 69 - -
15.45 16.50 1.05 - -
16.50 16.95 0.45 SPT 11 12 36 42 78 - -
16.95 18.00 1.05 - -
18.00 18.45 0.45 SPT 12 15 39 47 86 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05 - -
19.50 20.00 0.50 SPT 13 14 40 49 89 - -
20.00 21.00 1.00 - -
21.00 21.45 0.45 Light Grey, Very Dense, Fine Silty Sand. SPT 14 16 42 52 94 - -
21.45 22.50 1.05 - -
22.50 22.95 0.45 SPT 15 18 44 55 99 - -
22.95 24.00 1.05 - -
24.00 24.29 0.29 SPT 16 47 14 cm/ 56 blows R - -
24.29 25.50 1.21 - -
25.50 25.78 0.28 SPT 17 48 13 cm/ 55 blows R - -
25.78 27.00 1.22 - -
27.00 27.26 0.26 SPT 18 50 11 cm/ 57 blows R - -
27.26 28.50 1.24 - -

SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE
%
LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
28.50 28.75 0.25 SPT 19 51 10 cm/ 56 blows R - -
30.00 30.25 0.25 SPT 20 52 10 cm/ 58 blows R - -
30.25 31.50 1.25 - -
31.50 31.74 0.24 SPT 21 53 9 cm/ 60 blows R - -
31.74 33.00 1.26 - -
33.00 33.14 0.14 SPT 22 14 cm/ 62 blows R - -
33.14 34.50 1.36 - -
34.50 34.61 0.11 SPT 23 11 cm/ 62 blows R - -
34.61 36.00 1.39 - -

36.00 36.13 0.13 SPT 24 13 cm/ 58 blows R - -
36.13 37.50 1.37 - -
37.50 37.62 0.12 Light Grey, Very Dense, Silty Sand. SPT 25 12 cm/ 55 blows R - -
37.62 39.00 1.38 - -
39.00 39.11 0.11 SPT 26 11 cm/ 56 blows R - -
39.11 40.50 1.39 - -
40.50 40.60 0.10 SPT 27 10 cm/ 54 blows R - -
40.60 42.00 1.40 - -
42.00 42.10 0.10 SPT 28 10 cm/ 57 blows R - -
42.10 43.50 1.40 - -
43.50 43.58 0.08 SPT 29 08 cm/ 58 blows R - -
43.58 45.00 1.42 - -
45.00 45.07 0.07 SPT 30 07 cm/ 53 blows R - -
45.07 46.50 1.43 - -
46.50 46.56 0.06 SPT 31 06 cm/ 55 blows R - -
46.56 48.00 1.44 - -
48.00 48.06 0.06 SPT 32 06 cm/ 58 blows R - -
48.06 49.50 1.44 - -
49.50 50.00 0.50
50.00 50.05 0.05 SPT 33 05 cm/ 60 blows R - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2

BEARING OF HOLE: VERTICAL CO-ORDINATES : Lat- 21.7361737 , Long- 72.5021525 TOTAL DEPTH : 50.00 m
ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90˚ SEA BED LEVEL : 24.50 m CASING DEPTH (m) : PX-33, PQ-30, HX-39

LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

Light Brownish, Medium, High Plasticity
1.95 3.00 1.05 - -
Inorganic Silt.
3.00 3.45 0.45 SPT 1 1 2 3 5 - -
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.50 4.00 0.50 UDS 1 - -
4.00 4.50 0.50 - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 SPT 3 2 3 5 8 - -
Light Brownish, Stiff, High Plasticity
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
Inorganic Silt.
6.00 6.45 0.45 SPT 4 2 4 7 11 - -
6.45 6.50 0.05 - -
6.50 7.00 0.50 UDS 2 - -
7.00 7.50 0.50 - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 SPT 5 4 5 9 14 - -
Light Brownish, Medium, High Plasticity
7.95 9.00 1.05 - -
Inorganic Silt.
9.00 9.45 0.45 SPT 6 6 9 12 21 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 - -
9.50 10.00 0.50 UDS 3 - -
10.00 10.50 0.50 Light Grey, Medium Dense, Clayey Silty - -
10.50 10.95 0.45 Sand SPT 7 7 10 15 25 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 SPT 8 9 14 19 33 - -
12.45 12.50 0.05 - -
Light Grey, Dense, Clayey Silty Sand
12.50 13.00 0.50 UDS 4 - - UDS 04 Slipped hence we took DS
13.00 13.50 0.50 - - sample at the same depth
13.50 13.95 0.45 SPT 9 11 16 22 38 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 SPT 10 12 18 25 43 - -
Light Grey, Dense, Fine Silty Sand
15.45 16.50 1.05 - -
16.50 17.00 0.50 UDS 5 - -
17.00 18.00 1.00
18.00 18.45 0.45 SPT 11 12 22 29 51 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05
19.50 19.95 0.45 SPT 12 13 25 31 56 - -
19.95 21.00 1.05 - -
21.00 21.45 0.45 SPT 13 14 28 36 64 - -
21.45 22.50 1.05 - -
22.50 22.95 0.45 Light Grey, Very Dense, Fine Silty Sand SPT 14 15 30 39 69 - -
22.95 24.00 1.05 - -
24.00 24.45 0.45 SPT 15 14 33 47 80 - -
24.45 25.50 1.05 - -
25.50 25.95 0.45 SPT 16 16 37 49 86 - -
25.95 27.00 1.05 - -

SHEET NO : 1 OF 2

ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90˚ SEA BED LEVEL : 24.50 m CASING DEPTH (m) : PX-33, PQ-30, HX-39

LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
27.00 27.45 0.45 SPT 17 18 40 53 93 - -
27.45 28.50 1.05 - -

28.50 28.95 0.45 SPT 18 20 43 60 103 - -
28.95 30.00 1.05 - -
30.00 30.45 0.45 SPT 19 21 45 62 107 - -
30.45 31.50 1.05 - -
31.50 31.78 0.28 SPT 20 27 13 cm/56 blows R - -
31.78 33.00 1.22 - -
33.00 33.26 0.26 SPT 21 32 11 cm/ 55 blows R - -
33.26 34.50 1.24 - -

34.50 34.76 0.26 SPT 22 36 11 cm/ 57 blows R - -
34.76 36.00 1.24 - -
36.00 36.25 0.25 SPT 23 38 10 cm/ 56 blows R - -
36.25 37.50 1.25 - -
37.50 37.74 0.24 Light Grey, Very Dense, Fine Silty Sand SPT 24 43 07 cm/ 58 blows R - -
37.74 39.00 1.26 - -
39.00 39.22 0.22 SPT 25 48 7 cm/ 55 blows R - -
39.22 40.50 1.28 - -
40.50 40.71 0.21 SPT 26 51 06 cm/ 57 blows R - -
40.71 42.00 1.29 - -
42.00 42.13 0.13 SPT 27 13 cm/ 57 blows R - -
42.13 43.50 1.37 - -
43.50 43.60 0.10 SPT 28 10 cm/ 61 blows R - -
43.60 45.00 1.40 - -
45.00 45.08 0.08 SPT 29 08 cm/ 58 blows R - -
45.08 46.50 1.42 - -
46.50 46.56 0.06 SPT 30 06 cm/ 59 blows R - -
46.56 48.00 1.44 - -
48.00 48.05 0.05 SPT 31 05 cm/ 61 blows R
48.05 49.50 1.45
49.50 50.00 0.50
50.00 50.04 0.04 SPT 32 04 cm/ 63 blows R - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2

ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90˚ SEA BED LEVEL : 24.00 m CASING DEPTH (m) : PX-27, PQ-33, HX-42.50

LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE
%
LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

1.95 3.00 1.05 - -
3.00 3.45 0.45 SPT 1 1 2 3 5 - -
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.50 4.00 0.50 UDS 1 - -
4.00 4.50 0.50 Light Brownish, Loose, Silty Sand. - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 SPT 3 2 3 5 8 - -
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 SPT 4 3 5 7 12 - -
6.45 6.50 0.05 - -
6.50 7.00 0.50 UDS 2 - -
7.00 7.50 0.50 - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 SPT 5 5 7 9 16 - -
7.95 9.00 1.05 - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 SPT 6 6 9 12 21 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 Light Brownish, Medium Dense, Silty - -
9.50 10.00 0.50 Sand. UDS 3 - -
10.00 10.50 0.50 - -
10.50 10.95 0.45 SPT 7 8 11 16 27 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 SPT 8 9 15 20 35 - -
12.45 12.50 0.05 - -
Light Grey, Dense, Silty Sand
12.50 13.00 0.50 UDS 4 - - UDS 04 Slipped hence we took DS
13.00 13.50 0.50 - - sample at the same depth
13.50 13.95 0.45 SPT 9 10 17 23 40 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 SPT 10 12 21 26 47 - -
Light Grey, Dense, Silty Sand
15.45 16.50 1.05 - -
16.50 17.00 0.50 SPT 11 13 22 28 50 - -
17.00 18.00 1.00
18.00 18.45 0.45 SPT 12 13 24 30 54 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05
19.50 19.95 0.45 SPT 13 11 26 33 59 - -
19.95 21.00 1.05 - -
21.00 21.45 0.45 SPT 14 13 28 37 65 - -
21.45 22.50 1.05 - -
22.50 22.95 0.45 Light Grey, Very Dense, Fine Silty Sand SPT 15 13 30 47 77 - -
22.95 24.00 1.05 - -
24.00 24.45 0.45 SPT 16 14 32 48 80 - -
24.45 25.50 1.05 - -
25.50 25.95 0.45 SPT 17 16 39 49 88 - -
25.95 27.00 1.05 - -

SHEET NO : 2 OF 2

ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90˚ SEA BED LEVEL : 24.00 m CASING DEPTH (m) : PX-27, PQ-33, HX-42.50

LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE
%
LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
27.00 27.45 0.45 SPT 18 18 41 54 95 - -
27.45 28.50 1.05 - -

28.50 28.95 0.45 SPT 19 20 45 53 98 - -
28.95 30.00 1.05 - -
30.00 30.45 0.45 SPT 20 22 47 55 102 - -
Light Brownish, Loose, Silty Sand.
30.45 31.50 1.05 - -
31.50 31.78 0.28 SPT 21 30 13 cm/53 blows R - -
31.78 33.00 1.22 - -
33.00 33.26 0.26 SPT 22 34 11 cm/ 54 blows R - -
33.26 34.50 1.24 - -

34.50 34.77 0.27 SPT 23 36 12 cm/ 56 blows R - -
34.77 36.00 1.23 - -
36.00 36.25 0.25 SPT 24 38 10 cm/ 55 blows R - -
36.25 37.50 1.25 - -
37.50 37.75 0.25 Light Grey, Very Dense, Fine Silty Sand SPT 25 42 10 cm/ 58 blows R - -
37.75 39.00 1.25 - -
39.00 39.23 0.23 SPT 26 45 8 cm/ 55 blows R - -
39.23 40.50 1.27 - -
40.50 40.71 0.21 SPT 27 48 06 cm/ 55 blows R - -
40.71 42.00 1.29 - -
42.00 42.11 0.11 SPT 28 11 cm/ 58 blows R - -
42.11 43.50 1.39 - -
43.50 43.59 0.09 SPT 29 09 cm/ 60 blows R - -
43.59 45.00 1.41 - -
45.00 45.08 0.08 SPT 30 08 cm/ 55 blows R - -
45.08 46.50 1.42 - -
46.50 46.56 0.06 SPT 31 06 cm/ 57 blows R - -
46.56 48.00 1.44 - -
48.00 48.05 0.05 SPT 32 05 cm/ 58 blows R
48.05 49.50 1.45
49.50 50.00 0.50
50.00 50.05 0.05 SPT 33 05 cm/ 58 blows R - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

Light Brown, Soft, High Plasticity
1.95 3.00 1.05 - -
Inorganic Silt.
3.00 3.45 0.45 SPT 2 1 2 2 4 - -
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.50 4.00 0.50 UDS 1 - -
4.00 4.50 0.50 Light Brown, Stiff, High Plasticity - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 Inorganic Silt. SPT 3 2 3 4 7 - -
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 SPT 4 3 5 8 13 - -
6.45 6.50 0.05 - -
6.50 7.00 0.50 Light Brown, Stiff, High Plasticity UDS 2 - -
7.00 7.50 0.50 Inorganic Silt. - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 SPT 5 5 7 10 17 - -
7.95 9.00 1.05 - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 SPT 6 6 9 13 22 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 - -
9.50 10.00 0.50 UDS 3 - -
Light Grey, Dense, Clayey Silty Sand.
10.00 10.50 0.50 - -
10.50 10.95 0.45 SPT 7 8 12 16 28 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 SPT 8 9 15 20 35 - -
12.45 12.50 0.05 - -
12.50 13.00 0.50 Light Grey, Very Dense, Clayey Silty UDS 4 - -
13.00 13.50 0.50 Sand. - -
13.50 13.95 0.45 SPT 9 10 18 24 42 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 SPT 10 12 21 26 47 - -
15.45 16.50 1.05 - -
16.50 16.95 0.45 UDS 5 - -
16.95 18.00 1.05 - -
18.00 18.45 0.45 SPT 11 12 23 29 52 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05 - -
19.50 20.00 0.50 SPT 12 11 26 33 59 - -
20.00 21.00 1.00 - -
21.00 21.45 0.45 SPT 13 12 28 36 64 - -
21.45 22.50 1.05 - -
Light Grey, Very Dense, Fine Silty Sand.
22.50 22.95 0.45 SPT 14 13 30 40 70 - -
22.95 24.00 1.05 - -
24.00 24.45 0.45 SPT 15 14 33 46 79 - -
24.45 25.50 1.05 - -
25.50 25.95 0.45 SPT 16 16 39 49 88 - -
25.95 27.00 1.05 - -
27.00 27.45 0.45 SPT 17 18 41 53 94 - -
27.45 28.50 1.05 - -

SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
28.50 28.95 0.45 SPT 18 20 45 58 103 - -
28.95 30.00 1.05 - -
30.00 30.45 0.45 SPT 19 22 47 61 108 - -
30.45 31.50 1.05 - -
31.50 31.78 0.28 SPT 20 30 13 cm/ 58 blows R - -
31.78 33.00 1.22 - -
33.00 33.26 0.26 SPT 21 33 11 cm/ 54 blows R - -
33.26 34.50 1.24 - -
34.50 34.77 0.27 SPT 22 37 12 cm/ 56 blows R - -
34.77 36.00 1.23 - -

36.00 36.25 0.25 SPT 23 39 10 cm/ 55 blows R - -
36.25 37.50 1.25 - -
37.50 37.75 0.25 Light Grey, Very Dense, Fine Silty Sand. SPT 24 42 10 cm/ 58 blows R - -
37.75 39.00 1.25 - -
39.00 39.23 0.23 SPT 25 46 08 cm/ 56 blows R - -
39.23 40.50 1.27 - -
40.50 40.71 0.21 SPT 26 49 06 cm/ 57 blows R - -
40.71 42.00 1.29 - -
42.00 42.11 0.11 SPT 27 11 cm/ 62 blows R - -
42.11 43.50 1.39 - -
43.50 43.59 0.09 SPT 28 09 cm/ 58 blows R - -
43.59 45.00 1.41 - -
45.00 45.08 0.08 SPT 29 08 cm/ 55 blows R - -
45.08 46.50 1.42 - -
46.50 46.56 0.06 SPT 30 06 cm/ 57 blows R - -
46.56 48.00 1.44 - -
48.00 48.05 0.05 SPT 31 05 cm/ 60 blows R - -
48.05 49.50 1.45 - -
49.50 50.00 0.50
50.00 50.05 0.05 SPT 32 05 cm/ 61 blows R - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2

ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90˚ SEA BED LEVEL : 15.50 m CASING DEPTH (m) : PX-24, HX-40, HQ-50

LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

Light, Brownish, Medium, Inorganic Clay
of high plasticity
1.95 3.00 1.05 - -
3.00 3.45 0.45 SPT 2 1 4 6 10 - -
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.50 4.00 0.50 Light, Brownish, Siff, Inorganic Clay of UDS 1 - -
4.00 4.50 0.50 high plasticity - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 SPT 3 4 6 9 15 - -
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 SPT 4 4 8 10 18 - -
6.45 6.50 0.05 - -
6.50 7.00 0.50 UDS 2 - -
7.00 7.50 0.50 - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 SPT 5 5 9 11 20 - -
7.95 9.00 1.05 Light, Brownish, Very Siff, Inorganic Clay - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 of high plasticity SPT 6 5 11 14 25 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 - -
9.50 10.00 0.50 UDS 3 - -
10.00 10.50 0.50 - -
10.50 10.95 0.45 SPT 7 6 12 15 27 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 SPT 8 6 14 20 34 - -
12.45 12.50 0.05 - -
12.50 13.00 0.50 Light, Brownish, Hard, Inorganic Clay of UDS 4 - -
13.00 13.50 0.50 high plasticity - -
13.50 13.95 0.45 SPT 9 10 20 31 51 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 SPT 10 13 24 36 60 - -
15.45 16.50 1.05 - -
16.50 17.00 0.50 UDS - Slipped at 16.50 - -
17.00 17.45 0.45 Light Grey, Hard, Silty Soil SPT 11 15 22 34 56 - -
17.45 18.00 0.55
18.00 18.45 0.45 SPT 12 15 23 38 61 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05 - -
19.50 20.00 0.50 UDS 5 - -
20.00 21.00 1.00 Light Grey, Hard, Inorganic Clay Of - -
21.00 21.45 0.45 Medium Plasticity. SPT 13 20 33 49 82 - -
21.45 22.50 1.05 - -
22.50 22.95 0.45 SPT 14 22 38 52 90 - -
Light Grey, Hard, Silt.
22.95 24.00 1.05 - -
24.00 24.45 0.45 SPT 15 23 35 60 95 - -
24.45 25.50 1.05 - -
13 cm/ 55
25.50 25.93 0.43 SPT 16 22 36 R - -
blows
25.93 27.00 1.07 Light Grey, Very Dense, Silt. - -
11 cm/ 60
27.00 27.41 0.41 SPT 17 24 40 R - -
blows
27.41 28.50 1.09 - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
10 cm/ 60
28.50 28.90 0.40 SPT 18 28 43 R - -
blows
28.90 30.00 1.10 - -
09 cm/ 56
30.00 30.39 0.39 SPT 19 27 46 R - -
blows
30.39 31.50 1.11 - -
04 cm/ 50
31.50 31.84 0.34 SPT 20 30 48 R - -
blows
31.84 33.00 1.16 - -
05 cm/ 50
33.00 33.35 0.35 SPT 21 32 47 R - -
blows
33.35 34.50 1.15 - -
02 cm/ 56
34.50 34.82 0.32 SPT 22 30 55 R - -
blows
34.82 36.00 1.18 - -
36.00 36.27 0.27 SPT 23 36 12 cm/ 58 blows R - -
36.27 37.50 1.23 - -
37.50 37.76 0.26 Light Grey, Very Dense, Silty Sand with SPT 24 35 11 cm/ 60 blows R - -
Gravels
37.76 39.00 1.24 - -
39.00 39.23 0.23 SPT 25 38 08 cm/ 57 blows R - -
39.23 40.50 1.27 - -
40.50 40.72 0.22 SPT 26 40 7 cm/ 51 blows R - -
40.72 42.00 1.28 - -
42.00 42.20 0.20 SPT 27 45 05 cm/ 60 blows R - -
42.20 43.50 1.30 - -
43.50 43.63 0.13 SPT 28 13 cm/ 55 blows R - -
43.63 45.00 1.37 - -
45.00 45.11 0.11 SPT 29 11 cm/ 58 blows R - -
45.11 46.50 1.39 - -
46.50 46.60 0.10 SPT 30 10 cm/ 60 blows R - -
46.60 48.00 1.40 - -
48.00 48.09 0.09 SPT 31 09 cm/ 60 blows R - -
48.09 49.50 1.41 - -
49.50 50.00 0.50
50.00 50.06 0.06 SPT 32 06 cm/ 59 blows R - -
SITE ENGINEER : Sachin Soni PREPARED BY : Gaurav Pawar CHECKED BY : Pavansing Patil
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

1.95 3.00 1.05 - -
Dark Brown, Stiff, Inorganic Clay of high
3.00 3.45 0.45 SPT 2 3 5 6 11 - -
plasticity
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.50 4.00 0.50 UDS 1 - -
4.00 4.50 0.50 - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 SPT 3 4 8 10 18 - -
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 SPT 4 5 10 14 24 - -
6.45 6.50 0.05 - -
6.50 7.00 0.50 UDS 2 - -
7.00 7.50 0.50 - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 Drak Brown, Very Stiff, Inorganic Clay of SPT 5 5 11 16 27 - -
7.95 9.00 1.05 high plasticity - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 SPT 6 6 9 15 24 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 - -
9.50 10.00 0.50 UDS 3 - -
10.00 10.50 0.50 - -
10.50 10.95 0.45 SPT 7 4 10 13 23 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 SPT 8 10 15 20 35 - -
Dark Brown, Hard, Silty soil with Gravels
12.45 12.50 0.05 - -
12.50 13.00 0.50 UDS 4 - -
13.00 13.50 0.50 Dark Brown, Hard, Inorganic Clay of high - -
13.50 13.95 0.45 plasticity SPT 9 10 16 22 38 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 SPT 10 13 16 22 38 - -
15.45 16.50 1.05 - -
16.50 17.00 0.50 UDS 5 - -
17.00 18.00 1.00 - -
18.00 18.45 0.45 Dark Brown, Hard, Inorganic Silt of low SPT 11 11 21 30 51 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05 Compressibility. - -
19.50 19.95 0.45 SPT 12 18 24 30 54 - -
19.95 21.00 1.05 - -
21.00 21.45 0.45 SPT 13 16 25 32 57 - -
21.45 22.50 1.05 - -
22.50 22.95 0.45 SPT 14 15 22 38 60 - -
22.95 24.00 1.05 - -
24.00 24.45 0.45 SPT 15 18 32 45 77 - -
24.45 25.50 1.05 - -
25.50 25.95 0.45 SPT 16 20 35 60 95 - -
25.95 27.00 1.05 - -
Light Grey, Very Dense, Silty Sand.
11 cm/ 60
27.00 27.41 0.41 SPT 17 22 44 R - -
blows
27.41 28.50 1.09 - -
09 cm/ 55
28.50 28.89 0.39 SPT 18 26 48 R - -
blows
28.89 30.00 1.11 - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
10 cm/ 57
30.00 30.40 0.40 SPT 19 30 49 R - -
blows
30.40 31.50 1.10 - -
09 cm/ 50
31.50 31.89 0.39 SPT 20 30 34 R - -
Light Grey, Very Dense, Silty Sand. blows
31.89 33.00 1.11 - -
08 cm/ 54
33.00 33.38 0.38 SPT 21 32 55 R - -
blows
33.38 34.50 1.12 - -
06 cm/ 53
34.50 34.86 0.36 SPT 22 31 57 R - -
blows
34.86 36.00 1.14 Light Brownish, Coarse, Very Dense, Silty - -
Sand or Well Graded Gravelly Sand 05 cm/ 58
36.00 36.35 0.35 SPT 23 30 55 R - -
blows
36.35 37.50 1.15 - -
37.50 37.75 0.25 SPT 24 42 10 cm/ 68 blows R - -
37.75 39.00 1.25 - -
39.00 39.26 0.26 SPT 25 45 11 cm/ 71 blows R - -
39.26 40.50 1.24 - -
40.50 40.75 0.25 SPT 26 48 10 cm/ 60 blows R - -
40.75 42.00 1.25 - -
42.00 42.25 0.25 SPT 27 46 10 cm/ 60 blows R - -
42.25 43.50 1.25 - -
43.50 43.73 0.23 Light Brownish, Coarse, Very Dense, Silty SPT 28 48 08 cm/ 62 blows R - -
43.73 45.00 1.27 Sand with Gravels - -
45.00 45.24 0.24 SPT 29 55 09 cm/ 65 blows R - - Total No. of SPT Conducted - 32
45.24 46.50 1.26 - - nos.
46.50 46.63 0.13 SPT 30 13 cm/ 62 blows R - - Total No. of UDS Conducted - 05
46.63 48.00 1.37 - - nos.
48.00 48.09 0.09 SPT 31 09 cm/ 65 blows R - -

48.09 49.50 1.41 - -
49.50 50.00 0.50
50.00 50.05 0.05 SPT 32 05 cm/ 70 blows R - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

1.95 3.00 1.05 - -
3.00 3.45 0.45 SPT 2 6 7 9 16 - -
3.45 3.50 0.05 Dark Brown, Stiff, Silty Clay - -
3.50 4.00 0.50 UDS 1 - -
4.00 4.50 0.50 - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 SPT 3 6 7 8 15 - -
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 SPT 4 6 6 7 13 - -
6.45 6.50 0.05 - -
6.50 7.00 0.50 Dark Brown, Stiff, Inorganic Clay of high UDS 2 - -
7.00 7.50 0.50 plasticity - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 SPT 5 6 6 9 27 - -
7.95 9.00 1.05 - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 SPT 6 7 8 11 19 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 - -
9.50 10.00 0.50 UDS 3 - -
Dark Brown, Very Stiff, Silty Clay
10.00 10.50 0.50 - -
10.50 10.95 0.45 SPT 7 5 10 12 22 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 SPT 8 10 12 17 29 - -
Dark Brown, Very Stiff, Silt
12.45 12.50 0.05 - -
12.50 13.00 0.50 UDS 4 - -
13.00 13.50 0.50 Dark Brown, Stiff, Inorganic Clay of high - -
13.50 13.95 0.45 plasticity SPT 9 18 22 30 52 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 SPT 10 21 23 28 51 - -
Dark Brown, Very Dense, Fine, Silty Sand
15.45 16.50 1.05 - -
16.50 17.00 0.50 UDS 5 - -
Dark Brown, Hard, Silt
17.00 18.00 1.00 - -
18.00 18.45 0.45 SPT 11 21 26 37 63 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05 - -
19.50 20.00 0.50 UDS 6 - -
20.00 21.00 1.00 Dark Brown, Hard, Inorganic Clay of high
21.00 21.45 0.45 plasticity SPT 12 17 24 39 63 - -
21.45 22.50 1.05 - -
22.50 22.95 0.45 SPT 13 18 35 37 72 - -
22.95 24.00 1.05 - -
24.00 24.45 0.45 SPT 14 18 46 60 106 - -
24.45 25.50 1.05 - -
Light Greyish, Coarse, Very Dense, Silty
25.50 25.75 0.25 SPT 15 41 05 cm/ 60 blows R - -
Sand
25.75 27.00 1.25 - -
27.00 27.25 0.25 SPT 16 36 10 cm/ 65 blows R - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
27.25 28.50 1.25 - -

28.50 28.71 0.21 SPT 17 30 06 cm/ 70 blows R - -
28.71 30.00 1.29 - -
30.00 30.10 0.10 SPT 18 10 cm/ 70 blows R - -
30.10 31.50 1.40 - -
31.50 31.70 0.20 SPT 19 15 05 cm/ 68 blows R - -
31.70 33.00 1.30 - -
33.00 33.21 0.21 SPT 20 24 06 cm/ 68 blows R - -
33.21 34.50 1.29 - -
34.50 34.73 0.23 SPT 21 20 08 cm/ 58 blows R - -
34.73 36.00 1.27 - -
36.00 36.18 0.18 SPT 22 24 03 cm/ 60 blows R - -
36.18 37.50 1.32 - -
37.50 37.72 0.22 SPT 23 25 07 cm/ 52 blows R - -
37.72 39.00 1.28 - -
39.00 39.24 0.24 SPT 24 29 09 cm/ 65 blows R - -
Light Greyish, Coarse, Very Dense, Silty
39.24 40.50 1.26 - -
Sand
40.50 40.72 0.22 SPT 25 30 07 cm/ 52 blows R - -
40.72 42.00 1.28 - -
42.00 42.26 0.26 SPT 26 28 11 cm/ 70 blows R - -
42.26 43.50 1.24 - -
43.50 43.71 0.21 SPT 27 22 06 cm/ 60 blows R - -
43.71 45.00 1.29 - -
45.00 45.08 0.08 SPT 28 08 cm/ 70 blows R - - Total No. of SPT Conducted - 31
nos.
45.08 46.50 1.42 - -
46.50 46.60 0.10 SPT 29 10 cm/ 65 blows R - - Total No. of UDS Conducted - 6
46.60 48.00 1.40 - - nos.
48.00 48.12 0.12 SPT 30 12 cm/ 70 blows R - -
48.12 49.50 1.38 - -
49.50 50.00 0.50
50.00 50.09 0.09 SPT 31 09 cm/ 68 blows R - -

SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

N1
N2
N3
FROM
LOG
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

1.95 3.00 1.05 - -
Light Brown, Soft, Inorganic Clay of high
3.00 3.45 0.45 SPT 2 1 2 2 4 - -
plasticity
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.50 3.95 0.45 UDS 1 - -
3.95 4.50 0.55 - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 SPT 3 4 6 8 14 - -
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 LIght Brown, Very Stiff, Inorganic Clay of SPT 4 4 5 9 14 - -
6.45 6.50 0.05 high plasticity with Gravels - -
6.50 6.95 0.45 UDS 2 - -
6.95 7.50 0.55 - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 SPT 5 1 2 2 4 - -
7.95 9.00 1.05 - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 LIght Brown, Soft, Inorganic Clay of high SPT 6 1 1 3 4 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 plasticity - -
9.50 9.95 0.45 UDS 3 - -
9.95 10.50 0.55 - -
10.50 10.95 0.45 SPT 7 2 3 5 8 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 LIght Brown, Very Stiff, Inorganic Clay of - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 high plasticity SPT 8 2 3 5 8 - -
12.45 12.50 0.05 - -
12.50 12.95 0.45 UDS 4 - -
12.95 13.50 0.55 Light Brown, Very Stiff, Inorganic Clay of - -
13.50 13.95 0.45 high plasticity with Gravels SPT 9 7 9 13 22 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 SPT 10 9 12 17 29 - -
15.45 16.50 1.05 - -
16.50 16.95 0.45 Dark Grey, Hard, Inorganic Clay of high UDS 5 - -
16.95 18.00 1.05 plasticity - -
18.00 18.45 0.45 SPT 11 10 13 19 32 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05 - -
19.50 19.95 0.45 UDS 6 - -
Dark Grey, Hard, Silt
19.95 21.00 1.05
21.00 21.45 0.45 SPT 12 12 14 22 36 - -
Dark Grey, Dense, Silty Sand
21.45 22.50 1.05 - -
22.95 24.00 1.05 plasticity - -
24.00 24.45 0.45 SPT 13 12 15 23 38 - -
Dark Grey, Dense, Silty Sand
24.45 25.50 1.05 - -
plasticity
25.95 27.00 1.05 - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

N1
N2
N3
FROM
LOG
TO
27.00 27.25 0.25 SPT 14 36 17 26 43 - -

27.25 28.50 1.25 - -
28.50 28.95 0.45 SPT 15 10 14 28 42 - -
28.95 30.00 1.05 - -
30.00 30.45 0.45 Light Grey, Very Dense, Silty Sand with SPT 16 12 16 30 46 - -
Gravels
30.45 31.50 1.05 - -
31.50 31.95 0.45 SPT 17 11 15 33 48 - -
31.95 33.00 1.05 - -
33.00 33.45 0.45 SPT 18 15 22 28 50 - -
33.45 34.50 1.05 - -
34.50 34.95 0.45 SPT 19 14 28 30 58 - -
34.95 36.00 1.05 - -
36.00 36.45 0.45 SPT 20 19 28 36 64 - -
36.45 37.50 1.05 - -
37.50 37.95 0.45 SPT 21 18 26 38 64 - -
37.95 39.00 1.05 - -
39.00 39.45 0.45 SPT 22 18 21 76 97 - -
39.45 40.50 1.05 - -
40.50 40.95 0.45 SPT 23 15 15 50 65 - -
40.95 42.00 1.05 - -
42.00 42.45 0.45 SPT 24 20 25 85 110 - -
42.45 43.50 1.05 - -
Light Grey, Very Dense, Silty Sand with
43.50 43.95 0.45 SPT 25 45 52 65 117 - -
Gravels
43.95 45.00 1.05 - -
45.00 45.45 0.45 SPT 26 22 42 95 137 - - Total No. of SPT Conducted - 29
45.45 46.50 1.05 - - nos.
46.50 46.95 0.45 SPT 27 11 40 80 120 - - Total No. of UDS Conducted - 8

46.95 48.00 1.05 - - nos.
10 cm/ 55
48.00 48.40 0.40 SPT 28 13 45 R - -
blows
48.40 49.50 1.10 - -
12 cm/ 60
49.50 49.92 0.42 SPT 29 25 43 R - -
blows
49.92 50.00 0.08 - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2

ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90˚ SEA BED LEVEL : 7.50 m CASING DEPTH (m) : PX-12, HX-36

LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

Light Brown, Soft, High Plasticity
1.95 3.00 1.05 - -
Inorganic Silt.
3.00 3.45 0.45 SPT 2 1 1 3 4 - -
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.50 4.00 0.50 UDS 1 - -
4.00 4.50 0.50 Light Brown, Medium, High Plasticity - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 Inorganic Clay. SPT 3 1 2 4 6 - -
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 Light Brown, Medium, High Plasticity SPT 4 2 3 5 8 - -
6.45 6.50 0.05 Inorganic Silt. - -
6.50 7.00 0.50 UDS 2 - -
7.00 7.50 0.50 - -
Light Brown, Loose, Silty Sand.
7.50 7.95 0.45 SPT 5 3 4 7 11 - -
7.95 9.00 1.05 - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 SPT 6 3 5 9 14 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 - -
9.50 10.00 0.50 Light Brown, Stiff, High Plasticity UDS 3 - -
10.00 10.50 0.50 Inorganic Silt. - -
10.50 10.95 0.45 SPT 7 4 7 12 19 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 SPT 8 5 10 15 25 - -
Light Grey, Very Stiff, Silty Clay.
12.45 12.50 0.05 - -
12.50 13.00 0.50 UDS 4 - -
13.00 13.50 0.50 Light Brown, Very Stiff, High Plasticity - -
13.50 13.95 0.45 Inorganic Clay. SPT 9 8 13 17 30 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 Light Brown, Hard, High Plasticity SPT 10 7 14 19 33 - -
15.45 16.50 1.05 Inorganic Silt. - -
16.50 16.95 0.45 UDS 5 - -
Grey, Hard, High Plasticity Inorganic Silt.
16.95 18.00 1.05
18.00 18.45 0.45 SPT 11 9 18 21 39 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05 - -
19.50 20.00 0.50 UDS-DS 1 - -
20.00 21.00 1.00 Grey, Hard, Medium Plasticity Inorganic - -
21.00 21.45 0.45 Silt. SPT 12 12 22 27 49 - -
21.45 22.50 1.05 - -
22.50 22.95 0.45 UDS-DS 2 - -
22.95 24.00 1.05 - -
24.00 24.45 0.45 SPT 13 15 26 31 57 - -
24.45 25.50 1.05 - -
Light Grey, Hard, Silty Clay.
25.50 25.95 0.45 SPT 14 20 29 36 65 - -
25.95 27.00 1.05 - -
27.00 27.45 0.45 SPT 15 19 31 40 71 - -

27.45 28.50 1.05 - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2

ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90˚ SEA BED LEVEL : 7.50 m CASING DEPTH (m) : PX-12, HX-36

LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

LOG
N1
N2
N3
FROM
TO
28.50 28.95 0.45 SPT 16 22 33 44 77 - -

28.95 30.00 1.05 - -
30.00 30.45 0.45 SPT 17 24 36 48 84 - -
30.45 31.50 1.05 - -

Grey, Very Dense, Well Graded Silty Sand.
31.50 31.95 0.45 SPT 18 25 39 51 90 - -
31.95 33.00 1.05 - -
33.00 33.45 0.45 SPT 19 25 45 56 101 - -
33.45 34.50 1.05 - -

Grey, Very Dense, Silty Sand.
34.50 34.95 0.45 SPT 20 27 48 60 108 - -
34.95 36.00 1.05 - -

13 cm/ 65
36.00 36.28 0.28 SPT 21 50 R - -
blows
36.28 37.50 1.22 - -
Grey, Very Dense, Well Graded Silty Sand. 09 cm/ 59
37.50 37.74 0.24 SPT 22 48 R - -
blows
37.74 39.00 1.26 - -
07 cm/ 55
39.00 39.22 0.22 SPT 23 46 R - -
blows
39.22 40.50 1.28 Grey, Very Dense, Silty Sand. - -
40.50 40.61 0.11 SPT 24 11 cm/ 60 blows R - -
40.61 42.00 1.39 - -
42.00 42.12 0.12 SPT 25 12 cm/ 55 blows R - -
42.12 43.50 1.38 - -
43.50 43.60 0.10 SPT 26 10 cm/ 58 blows R - -
43.60 45.00 1.40 - -
45.00 45.08 0.08 SPT 27 08 cm/ 56 blows R - -
45.08 46.50 1.42 - -
Grey, Hard, Medium Plasticity Inorganic
46.50 46.58 0.08 Silt. SPT 28 08 cm/ 54 blows R - -
46.58 48.00 1.42 - -
48.00 48.06 0.06 SPT 29 06 cm/ 56 blows R - -
48.06 49.50 1.44 - -
49.50 50.00 0.50
50.00 50.04 0.04 SPT 30 04 cm/ 54 blows R - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2

ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90˚ SEA BED LEVEL : 4.5 m CASING DEPTH (m) : SX-20.00, HX-38.00

LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

N1
N2
N3
FROM
LOG
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

1.95 3.00 1.05 - -
3.00 3.45 0.45 Greyish, Soft, Silty Clay SPT 2 1 1 2 3 - -
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.50 3.95 0.45 UDS 1 - -
3.95 4.50 0.55 - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 SPT 3 1 2 3 5 - -
Greyish, Medium, Silty Clay
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 SPT 4 2 2 4 6 - -
6.45 6.50 0.05 Brownish, Medium, Silty Clay With - -
6.50 6.95 0.45 Gravel UDS 2 - -
6.95 7.50 0.55 - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 SPT 5 3 4 6 10 - -
Brownish, Stiff, Silty Clay With Gravel
7.95 9.00 1.05 - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 SPT 6 4 4 8 12 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 - -
9.50 9.95 0.45 Dark Brownish, Stiff, Silty Clay With UDS 3 - -
9.95 10.50 0.55 Gravels - -
10.50 10.95 0.45 SPT 7 4 6 10 16 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 SPT 8 5 9 13 22 - -
12.45 12.50 0.05 - -
12.50 12.95 0.45 Dark Brownish, Very Stiff, Silty Clay UDS 4 - -
12.95 13.50 0.55 With Gravels - -
13.50 13.95 0.45 SPT 9 8 12 16 28 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 SPT 10 10 14 18 32 - -
15.45 16.50 1.05 - -
16.50 16.95 0.45 UDS 5 UDS Slipped - - DS Collected
16.95 18.00 1.05 Dark Brownish, Hard, Silty Clay With - -
18.00 18.45 0.45 Gravels SPT 11 12 18 20 38 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05 . - -
19.50 19.95 0.45 UDS 6 . - -
19.95 21.00 1.05
21.00 21.45 0.45 SPT 12 15 25 30 55 - -
Light Grey, Hard, Silty Clay
21.45 22.50 1.05 - -
22.50 22.95 0.45 SPT 13 18 24 32 56 - -
22.95 24.00 1.05 - -
24.00 24.45 0.45 SPT 14 21 26 35 61 - -
24.45 25.50 1.05 - -
25.50 25.95 0.45 Light Grey, Very Dense, Silty Sand SPT 15 22 28 38 66 - -
25.95 27.00 1.05 - -
27.00 27.45 0.45 SPT 16 23 30 39 69 - -
27.45 28.50 1.05 - -
28.50 28.95 0.45 SPT 17 25 32 42 74 - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

N1
N2
N3
FROM
LOG
TO
28.95 30.00 1.05 - -

30.00 30.45 0.45 SPT 18 26 34 45 79 - -
30.45 31.50 1.05 - -
13 cm/51
31.50 31.93 0.43 SPT 19 29 38 R - -
blows
31.93 33.00 1.07 - -
9 cm/53
33.00 33.39 0.39 SPT 20 30 40 R - -
blows
33.39 34.50 1.11 - -
5 cm/52
34.50 34.85 0.35 SPT 21 32 42 R - -
blows
34.85 36.00 1.15 - -
3 cm/50
36.00 36.33 0.33 SPT 22 34 44 R - -
blows
36.33 37.50 1.17 - -
37.50 37.79 0.29 SPT 23 36 14 cm/50 blows R - -
37.79 39.00 1.21 - -
39.00 39.27 0.27 SPT 24 37 12 cm/51 blows R - -
39.27 40.50 1.23 Light Grey, Very Dense, Silty Sand - -
40.50 40.73 0.23 SPT 25 39 8 cm/52 blows R - -
40.73 42.00 1.27 - -
42.00 42.21 0.21 SPT 26 41 6cm/53 blows R - -
42.21 43.50 1.29 - -
43.50 43.70 0.20 SPT 27 45 5cm/54 blows R - -
43.70 45.00 1.30 - -
45.00 45.18 0.18 SPT 28 48 3cm/50blows R - -

45.18 46.50 1.32 - -
46.50 46.62 0.12 SPT 29 12 cm/54 blows R - -

46.62 48.00 1.38 - -
48.00 48.10 0.10 SPT 30 10 cm/56 blows R - -
48.10 48.50 0.40
48.50 50.00 1.50 - -
50.00 50.08 0.08 SPT 31 8 cm/52 blows R - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

N1
N2
N3
FROM
LOG
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

1.95 3.00 1.05 Greyish, Soft, Silty Clay - -
3.00 3.45 0.45 SPT 2 1 2 3 5 - -
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.50 3.95 0.45 UDS 1 - -
3.95 4.50 0.55 - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 SPT 3 2 3 4 7 - -
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 SPT 4 3 4 6 10 - -
6.45 6.50 0.05 Brownish Grey, Stiff, Silty Clay with - -
6.50 6.95 0.45 Gravel UDS 2 - -
6.95 7.50 0.55 - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 SPT 5 4 6 7 13 - -
7.95 9.00 1.05 - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 SPT 6 4 7 9 16 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 - -
9.50 9.95 0.45 UDS 3 - -
9.95 10.50 0.55 - -
10.50 10.95 0.45 SPT 7 5 8 10 18 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 Dark Brown, Very Stiff, Silty Clay with SPT 8 6 10 11 21 - -
12.45 12.50 0.05 Gravel - -
12.50 12.95 0.45 UDS 4 - -
12.95 13.50 0.55 - -
13.50 13.95 0.45 SPT 9 8 13 15 28 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 SPT 10 9 14 17 31 - -
15.45 16.50 1.05 - -
16.50 16.95 0.45 UDS 5 - -
16.95 18.00 1.05 - -
18.00 18.45 0.45 Dark Brown, Hard, Silty Clay with SPT 11 11 16 20 36 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05 Gravel - -
19.50 19.95 0.45 UDS 6 Slipped - - DS Collected
19.95 21.00 1.05
21.00 21.45 0.45 SPT 12 14 19 25 44 - -
21.45 22.50 1.05 - -
22.50 22.95 0.45 SPT 13 15 20 27 47 - -
22.95 24.00 1.05 - -
24.00 24.45 0.45 SPT 14 18 25 34 59 - -
24.45 25.50 1.05 - -
25.50 25.95 0.45 SPT 15 20 27 38 65 - -
Light Grey, Hard, Clayey Sandy Silt
25.95 27.00 1.05 - -
27.00 27.45 0.45 SPT 16 21 31 42 73 - -
27.45 28.50 1.05 - -
28.50 28.95 0.45 SPT 17 22 34 47 81 - -
28.95 30.00 1.05 - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

N1
N2
N3
FROM
LOG
TO
13 cm/50
30.00 30.43 0.43 SPT 18 24 36 R - -
blows
30.43 31.50 1.07 - -
12 cm/52
31.50 31.92 0.42 SPT 19 26 38 R - -
blows
31.92 33.00 1.08 - -
10 cm/55
33.00 33.40 0.40 SPT 20 30 41 R - -
Light Grey, Hard, Clayey Sandy Silt blows
33.40 34.50 1.10 - -
6cm/58
34.50 34.86 0.36 SPT 21 33 45 R - -
blows
34.86 36.00 1.14 - -
4 cm/59
36.00 36.34 0.34 SPT 22 36 48 R - -
blows
36.34 37.50 1.16 - -
37.50 37.77 0.27 SPT 23 37 12cm/50 blows R - -
37.77 39.00 1.23 Light Grey, Very Dense, Silty Sand - -

39.00 39.24 0.24 SPT 24 39 9 cm/52 blows R - -
39.24 40.50 1.26 - -
40.50 40.72 0.22 SPT 25 41 7cm/53 blows R - -
40.72 42.00 1.28 - -
42.00 42.20 0.20 SPT 26 44 5cm/56 blows R - -
42.20 43.50 1.30 - -
43.50 43.68 0.18 SPT 27 47 3 cm/58 blows R - -
43.68 45.00 1.32 - -
45.00 45.10 0.10 SPT 28 10 cm/51 blows R - -
45.10 46.50 1.40 Light Grey, Hard, Clayey Sandy Silt - -
46.50 46.58 0.08 SPT 29 8 cm/57 blows R - -
46.58 48.00 1.42 - -
48.00 48.06 0.06 SPT 30 6cm/60 blows R - -
48.06 48.50 0.44
48.50 50.00 1.50 - -
50.00 50.04 0.04 SPT 31 4 cm/55 blows R - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2

ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90˚ SEA BED LEVEL : 6.00 m CASING DEPTH : SX - 20

LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

N1
N2
N3
FROM
LOG
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

1.95 3.00 1.05 - -
3.00 3.45 0.45 SPT 2 1 2 2 4 - -
Greyish Brown, Medium, Silty Clay
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.50 4.00 0.50 UDS 1 - -
4.00 4.50 0.50 - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 SPT 3 2 3 5 8 - -
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 Greyish Brown, Stiff, Silty Clay SPT 4 3 4 6 10 - -
6.45 6.50 0.05 - -
6.50 7.00 0.50 UDS 2 - -
7.00 7.50 0.50 - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 SPT 5 3 5 7 12 - -
7.95 9.00 1.05 Brownish, Very Stiff, Silty Clay with - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 Gravels SPT 6 5 7 8 15 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 - -
9.50 10.00 0.50 UDS 3 - -
10.00 10.50 0.50 - -
10.50 10.95 0.45 SPT 7 5 7 10 17 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 SPT 8 4 7 9 16 - -
12.45 12.50 0.05 - -
12.50 13.00 0.50 UDS 4 - -
13.00 13.50 0.50 - -
13.50 13.95 0.45 SPT 9 6 10 11 21 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
Brownish, Very Stiff, Silty Clay
15.00 15.45 0.45 SPT 10 7 9 12 21 - -
15.45 16.50 1.05 - -
16.50 17.00 0.50 UDS 5 6 7 10 17 - -
17.00 18.00 1.00 - -
18.00 18.45 0.45 SPT 11 10 12 17 29 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05 - -
19.50 20.00 0.50 UDS 6 Slipped - -
20.00 21.00 1.00 - -
21.00 21.45 0.45 SPT 12 13 15 20 35 - -
21.45 22.50 1.05 - -
22.50 22.95 0.45 Brownish, Hard, Clayey Silt SPT 13 14 17 21 38 - -
22.95 24.00 1.05 - -
24.00 24.45 0.45 SPT 14 17 24 29 53 - -
24.45 25.50 1.05 - -
25.50 25.95 0.45 Light Greyish, Hard, Clayey Silt SPT 15 20 27 33 60 - -
25.95 27.00 1.05 - -
27.00 27.45 0.45 SPT 16 21 30 37 67 - -
27.45 28.50 1.05 Light Greyish, Very dense, Silty Sand - -
28.50 28.95 0.45 SPT 17 25 36 45 81 - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2

ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90˚ SEA BED LEVEL : 6.00 m CASING DEPTH : SX - 20

LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

N1
N2
N3
FROM
LOG
TO
28.95 30.00 1.05 - -

13cm/50
30.00 30.43 0.43 SPT 18 26 39 R - -
blows
30.43 31.50 1.07 - -
12cm/50
31.50 31.92 0.42 Light Greyish, Very dense, Silty Sand SPT 19 28 41 R - -
blows
31.92 33.00 1.08 - -
12cm/50
33.00 33.42 0.42 SPT 20 29 42 R - -
blows
33.42 34.50 1.08 - -
10cm/56
34.50 34.90 0.40 SPT 21 28 46 R - -
blows
34.90 36.00 1.10 - -
09cm/54
36.00 36.39 0.39 SPT 22 26 48 R - -
blows
36.39 37.50 1.11 - -
08cm/59
37.50 37.88 0.38 SPT 23 27 47 R - -
blows
37.88 39.00 1.12 - -
39.00 39.19 0.19 SPT 24 46 04cm/58 blows R - -
39.19 40.50 1.31 - -
40.50 40.69 0.19 SPT 25 43 04cm/60 blows R - -
Light Greyish,Fine to Medium Size,
40.69 42.00 1.31 - -
Very dense, Silty Sand
42.00 42.18 0.18 SPT 26 47 03cm/63 blows R - -
42.18 43.50 1.32 - -
43.50 43.69 0.19 SPT 27 45 04cm/67 blows R - -
43.69 45.00 1.31 - -
45.00 45.20 0.20 SPT 28 48 05cm/62 blows R - -
45.20 46.50 1.30 - -
46.50 46.56 0.06 SPT 29 06 cm/65 blows R - -

46.56 48.00 1.44 - -
48.00 48.04 0.04 SPT 30 04 cm/70 blows R - -
48.04 50.00 1.96 - -
50.00 50.05 0.05 SPT 31 05 cm/63 blows R - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2

ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90˚ SEA BED LEVEL : 2.00 m CASING DEPTH (m) : SX-20.00

LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

N1
N2
N3
FROM
LOG
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

1.50 1.95 0.45 Greyish, Soft, Clayey Silt SPT 1 1 2 2 4 - - Sea bed level : 2.00 m
1.95 3.00 1.05 - -
3.00 3.45 0.45 SPT 2 1 2 3 5 - -
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.50 3.95 0.45 UDS 1 - -
3.95 4.50 0.55 - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 SPT 3 2 3 4 7 - -
Brownish, Medium, Silty Clay
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 SPT 4 3 3 5 8 - -
6.45 6.50 0.05 - -
6.50 6.95 0.45 UDS 2 - -
6.95 7.50 0.55 - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 SPT 5 4 5 7 12 - -
Brownish, Stiff, Silty Clay
7.95 9.00 1.05 - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 SPT 6 5 6 9 15 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 - -
9.50 9.95 0.45 UDS 3 - -
9.95 10.50 0.55 - -
10.50 10.95 0.45 SPT 7 5 8 11 19 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 SPT 8 4 7 10 17 - -
12.45 12.50 0.05 - -
12.50 12.95 0.45 UDS 4 - -
12.95 13.50 0.55 Drak Brown, Very Stiff, Silty Clay with - -
13.50 13.95 0.45 Gravels SPT 9 6 8 12 20 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 SPT 10 7 10 12 22 - -
15.45 16.50 1.05 - -
16.50 16.95 0.45 UDS 5 - -
16.95 18.00 1.05 - -
18.00 18.45 0.45 SPT 11 8 13 15 28 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05 - -
19.50 19.95 0.45 UDS 6 Slipped - -
19.95 21.00 1.05
21.00 21.45 0.45 SPT 12 10 15 17 32 - -
21.45 22.50 1.05 Drak Brown, Hard, Silty Clay with - -
22.50 22.95 0.45 Gravels SPT 13 14 17 21 38 - -
22.95 24.00 1.05 - -
24.00 24.45 0.45 SPT 14 15 19 24 43 - -
24.45 25.50 1.05 - -
25.50 25.95 0.45 SPT 15 17 22 28 50 - -
25.95 27.00 1.05 - -
27.00 27.45 0.45 SPT 16 18 25 32 57 - -
27.45 28.50 1.05 Light Grey, Hard, Clayey Silt - -
28.50 28.95 0.45 SPT 17 21 28 39 67 - -
28.95 30.00 1.05 - -
30.00 30.45 0.45 SPT 18 26 34 48 82 - -
30.45 31.50 1.05 - -
31.50 31.92 0.42 SPT 19 30 40 12 cm/50 R - -
31.92 33.00 1.08 - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

N1
N2
N3
FROM
LOG
TO
10 cm/50
33.00 33.40 0.40 SPT 20 34 46 R - -
blows
33.40 34.50 1.10 - -
Light Grey, Very Dense, Fine, Silty Sand
7 cm/50
34.50 34.87 0.37 SPT 21 38 48 R - -
blows
34.87 36.00 1.13 - -
4 cm/53
36.00 36.34 0.34 SPT 22 40 46 R - -
blows
36.34 37.50 1.16 - -
3 cm/55
37.50 37.83 0.33 SPT 23 38 48 R - -
blows
37.83 39.00 1.17 - -
3 cm/59
39.00 39.45 0.45 SPT 24 39 49 R - -
blows
39.45 40.50 1.05 - -
40.50 40.77 0.27 SPT 25 45 12 cm/53 blows R - -
40.77 42.00 1.23 - -
42.00 42.25 0.25 Light Grey, Very Dense, Fine to SPT 26 47 10 cm/55 blows R - -
42.25 43.50 1.25 Medium, Sand - -
43.50 43.72 0.22 SPT 27 45 7 cm/58 blows R - -
43.72 45.00 1.28 - -
45.00 45.19 0.19 SPT 28 47 4 cm/54 blows R - -
45.19 46.50 1.31 - -
46.50 46.61 0.11 SPT 29 11 cm/54 blows R - -
46.61 48.00 1.39 - -
48.00 48.09 0.09 SPT 30 9 cm/56 blows R - -
48.09 48.50 0.41
48.50 50.00 1.50 - -
50.00 50.06 0.06 SPT 31 6 cm/59 blows R - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

N1
N2
N3
FROM
LOG
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

1.95 3.00 1.05 - -
3.00 3.45 0.45 Light Greyish, Soft, Silty Clay SPT 2 1 1 1 2 - -
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.95 4.50 0.55 - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 SPT 3 1 2 3 5 - -
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 SPT 4 1 3 3 6 - -
Greyish Brown, Stiff, Silty Clay
6.45 6.50 0.05 - -
6.50 6.95 0.45 UDS 2 - -
6.95 7.50 0.55 - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 SPT 5 3 5 6 11 - -
7.95 9.00 1.05 - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 SPT 6 4 5 8 13 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 - -
9.50 9.95 0.45 UDS 3 - -
9.95 10.50 0.55 - -
10.50 10.95 0.45 SPT 7 5 7 10 17 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 SPT 8 4 8 12 20 - -
12.45 12.50 0.05 - -
12.50 12.95 0.45 UDS 4 - -
Greyish Brown, Very Stiff, Silty Clay
12.95 13.50 0.55 - -
13.50 13.95 0.45 SPT 9 6 10 12 22 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 SPT 10 8 12 15 27 - -
15.45 16.50 1.05 - -
16.50 16.95 0.45 UDS 5 - -
16.95 18.00 1.05 - -
18.00 18.45 0.45 SPT 11 8 12 15 27 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05 . - -
19.50 19.95 0.45 UDS 6 Slipped - - DS Collected
19.95 21.00 1.05
21.00 21.45 0.45 SPT 12 9 14 15 29 - -
21.45 22.50 1.05 - -
Brownish, Dense, Clayey Sandy Silt
22.50 22.95 0.45 SPT 13 8 16 20 36 - -
22.95 24.00 1.05 - -
24.00 24.45 0.45 SPT 14 11 18 22 40 - -
24.45 25.50 1.05 Light Grey, Dense, Fine, Silty Sand - -
25.50 25.95 0.45 SPT 15 12 19 24 43 - -
25.95 27.00 1.05 - -
27.00 27.45 0.45 Light Grey, Very Dense, Fine, Silty SPT 16 15 22 30 52 - -
27.45 28.50 1.05 Sand - -
28.50 28.95 0.45 SPT 17 16 26 33 59 - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

N1
N2
N3
FROM
LOG
TO
28.95 30.00 1.05 - -

30.00 30.45 0.45 SPT 18 20 28 39 67 - -
30.45 31.50 1.05 - -
31.50 31.92 0.42 SPT 19 23 30 42 72 - -
31.92 33.00 1.08 - -
33.00 33.40 0.40 SPT 20 27 36 48 84 - -
33.40 34.50 1.10 - -
11 cm/50
34.50 34.91 0.41 SPT 21 29 40 R - -
blows
34.91 36.00 1.09 - -
9 cm/50
36.00 36.39 0.39 SPT 22 32 44 R - -
blows
36.39 37.50 1.11 - -
8 cm/55
37.50 37.88 0.38 SPT 23 31 45 R - -
blows
37.88 39.00 1.12 - -
6 cm/52
39.00 39.36 0.36 SPT 24 33 47 R - -
blows
39.36 40.50 1.14 Light Grey, Very Dense, Fine, Silty - -
Sand
40.50 40.77 0.27 SPT 25 37 12 cm/53 blows R - -
40.77 42.00 1.23 - -
42.00 42.25 0.25 SPT 26 40 10 cm/55 blows R - -
42.25 43.50 1.25 - -
43.50 43.73 0.23 SPT 27 42 8 cm/58 blows R - -
43.73 45.00 1.27 - -
45.00 45.20 0.20 SPT 28 45 5 cm/54 blows R - -

45.20 46.50 1.30 - -
46.50 46.70 0.20 SPT 29 46 5 cm/54 blows R - -

46.70 48.00 1.30 - -
48.00 48.10 0.10 SPT 30 10 cm/59 blows R - -
48.10 48.50 0.40
48.50 50.00 1.50 - -
50.00 50.07 0.07 SPT 31 7 cm/59 blows R - -

SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

N1
N2
N3
FROM
LOG
TO
0.00 1.50 1.50 - -

1.95 3.00 1.05 - -
Light Greyish, Very Loose, Fine Silty
3.00 3.45 0.45 SPT 2 1 2 2 4 - -
Sand
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.95 4.50 0.55 - -
4.50 4.95 0.45 SPT 3 2 3 4 7 - -
4.95 6.00 1.05 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 SPT 4 2 3 5 8 - -
6.45 6.50 0.05 - -
Light Brownish, Stiff, Silty Clay
6.50 6.95 0.45 UDS 2 - -
6.95 7.50 0.55 - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 SPT 5 3 4 6 10 - -
7.95 9.00 1.05 - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 SPT 6 3 5 6 11 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 - -
9.50 9.95 0.45 Light Brownish, Stiff, Silty Clay With UDS 3 - -
9.95 10.50 0.55 Gravels - -
10.50 10.95 0.45 SPT 7 4 5 8 13 - -
10.95 12.00 1.05 - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 SPT 8 5 7 10 17 - -
12.45 12.50 0.05 - -
12.50 12.95 0.45 UDS 4 - -
12.95 13.50 0.55 - -
13.50 13.95 0.45 SPT 9 6 8 11 19 - -
13.95 15.00 1.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 SPT 10 7 10 14 24 - -
15.45 16.50 1.05 - -
16.50 16.95 0.45 Light Brownish, Very Stiff, Silty Clay UDS 5 - -
16.95 18.00 1.05 With Gravels - -
18.00 18.45 0.45 SPT 11 9 12 15 27 - -
18.45 19.50 1.05 . - -
19.50 19.95 0.45 UDS 6 . - -
19.95 21.00 1.05
21.00 21.45 0.45 SPT 12 10 13 17 30 - -
21.45 22.50 1.05 - -
22.95 24.00 1.05 - -
24.00 24.45 0.45 SPT 13 13 16 21 37 - -
24.45 25.50 1.05 - -
25.50 25.95 0.45 SPT 14 14 17 23 40 - -
25.95 27.00 1.05 Brownish, Hard, Clayey Silt - -
27.00 27.45 0.45 SPT 15 16 20 27 47 - -
27.45 28.50 1.05 - -
28.50 28.95 0.45 SPT 16 20 26 31 57 - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 2


LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

N1
N2
N3
FROM
LOG
TO
28.95 30.00 1.05 - -

30.00 30.45 0.45 SPT 17 25 32 40 72 - -
30.45 31.50 1.05 - -
31.50 31.92 0.42 SPT 18 26 33 42 75 - -
31.92 33.00 1.08 - -
13 cm/50
33.00 33.43 0.43 SPT 19 28 40 R - -
blows
33.43 34.50 1.07 - -
10 cm/50
34.50 34.90 0.40 SPT 20 29 42 R - -
blows
34.90 36.00 1.10 - -
7 cm/50
36.00 36.37 0.37 SPT 21 28 45 R - -
blows
36.37 37.50 1.13 - -
5 cm/55
37.50 37.85 0.35 SPT 22 30 47 R - -
blows
37.85 39.00 1.15 - -
8 cm/52
39.00 39.38 0.38 SPT 23 33 46 R - -
blows
39.38 40.50 1.12 Light Grey, Hard, Clayey Silt - -
40.50 40.77 0.27 SPT 24 33 12 cm/53 blows R - -
40.77 42.00 1.23 - -
42.00 42.25 0.25 SPT 25 35 10 cm/55 blows R - -
42.25 43.50 1.25 - -
43.50 43.72 0.22 SPT 26 38 7 cm/58 blows R - -
43.72 45.00 1.28 - -
45.00 45.20 0.20 SPT 27 40 5 cm/54 blows R - -
45.20 46.50 1.30 - -
46.50 46.68 0.18 SPT 28 44 3 cm/54 blows R - -
46.68 48.00 1.32 - -
48.00 48.12 0.12 SPT 29 12 cm/59 blows R - -
48.12 48.50 0.38
48.50 50.00 1.50 - -
50.00 50.09 0.09 SPT 30 9 cm/59 blows R - -
SHEET NO : 1 OF 3

ANGLE WITH HORIZONTAL : 90˚ WTER LEVEL : 0.00 m CASING DEPTH : NA

LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

N1
N2
N3
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0.00 1.00 1.00 Greyish, Very Soft, Silty Clay DS 1 - -
1.00 1.45 0.45 UDS 1 - - Water Level met at 0.00 m.

Greyish, Very Soft, Very Fine, Silty Clay
1.45 1.50 0.05 - -
1.50 1.95 0.45 SPT 1 1 1 0 1 - -
1.95 2.00 0.05 - -

Greyish, Very Soft, Very Fine, Silty Clay
2.00 2.45 0.45 UDS 2 - -
2.45 3.00 0.55 - -
3.00 3.45 0.45 UDS 3 - -
3.45 3.50 0.05 - -
3.50 3.95 0.45 Brownish Grey, Very Soft, Inorganic Silt of SPT 2 1 0 0 1 - -
3.95 4.00 0.05 low plasticity - -
4.00 4.45 0.45 UDS 4 - -
4.45 5.00 0.55 - -
5.00 5.45 0.45 SPT 3 3 4 5 9 - -
5.45 6.00 0.55 - -
6.00 6.45 0.45 UDS 5 - -
6.45 7.00 0.55 - -
7.00 7.45 0.45 UDS 6 - -
7.45 7.50 0.05 Brownish Grey, Stiff, Inorganic Clay of - -
7.50 7.95 0.45 high plasticity SPT 4 3 6 6 12 - -
7.95 8.00 0.05 - -
8.00 8.45 0.45 UDS 7 - -
8.45 9.00 0.55 - -
9.00 9.45 0.45 UDS 8 - -
9.45 9.50 0.05 - -
9.50 9.95 0.45 SPT 5 6 10 12 22 - -
9.95 10.00 0.05 - -
10.00 10.45 0.45 UDS 9 - -
10.45 11.00 0.55 - -
11.00 11.45 0.45 UDS 10 - -
11.45 12.00 0.55 - -
12.00 12.45 0.45 UDS 11 - -
Brownish Grey, Very Stiff, Inorganic Clay
12.45 13.50 1.05 - -
of high plasticity
13.50 13.95 0.45 SPT 6 6 7 10 17 - -
13.95 14.50 0.55 - -
14.50 14.95 0.45 UDS 12 - -
14.95 15.00 0.05 - -
15.00 15.45 0.45 UDS 13 - -
15.45 15.50 0.05 - -
15.50 15.95 0.45 SPT 7 4 8 11 19 - -
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LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

N1
N2
N3
FROM
LOG
TO
15.95 16.00 0.05 - -

16.00 16.45 0.45 UDS 14 - -
16.45 17.00 0.55 - -
17.00 17.45 0.45 UDS 15 - -
17.45 17.50 0.05 - -
Brownish Grey, Very Stiff, Inorganic Clay
17.50 17.95 0.45 SPT 8 6 10 14 24 - -
of high plasticity
17.95 18.00 0.05 - -
18.00 18.45 0.45 UDS 16 - -
18.45 19.00 0.55 - -
19.00 19.45 0.45 UDS 17 - -
19.45 19.50 0.05 - -
19.50 19.95 0.45 SPT 9 7 9 9 18 - -
19.95 20.00 0.05 - -
20.00 20.45 0.45 UDS 18 - -
20.45 21.00 0.55 - -
21.00 21.45 0.45 UDS 19 - -
21.45 21.50 0.05 - -
21.50 21.95 0.45 SPT 10 6 7 11 18 - -
21.95 22.00 0.05 - -
22.00 22.45 0.45 UDS 20 - -
22.45 23.00 0.55 - -
23.00 23.45 0.45 UDS 21 - -
23.45 23.50 0.05 - -
23.50 23.95 0.45 SPT 11 5 9 14 23 - -
23.95 24.00 0.05 - -
24.00 24.45 0.45 UDS 22 - -
24.45 25.00 0.55 - -
25.00 25.45 0.45 UDS 23 - -
25.45 25.50 0.05 - -
25.50 25.95 0.45 SPT 12 7 10 10 20 - -
25.95 26.00 0.05 - -
26.00 26.45 0.45 UDS 24 - -
26.45 27.00 0.55 - -
27.00 27.45 0.45 UDS 25 - -
27.45 27.50 0.05 - -
27.50 27.95 0.45 DS 2 - -
27.95 28.00 0.05 - -
28.00 28.45 0.45 UDS 26 - -
28.45 29.00 0.55 - -
29.00 29.45 0.45 UDS 27 - -
29.45 29.50 0.05 - -
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LITHOLOGY SPT

DEPTH (m)
TYPE OF SAMPLE
DESIGNATION %
INTERPRETAION
NO. OF SAMPLE
ROCK QUALITY
BLOW COUNT
DRILLED DEPTH (m)
"SPT N" VALUE

N1
N2
N3
FROM
LOG
TO
29.50 29.95 0.45 SPT 13 8 11 16 27 - -

29.95 30.00 0.05 - -
30.00 31.50 1.50 DS 3 - -
Brownish, Very Stiff, Sandy Clay
31.50 31.95 0.45 SPT 14 9 14 16 30 - -
31.95 32.00 0.05 DS 4 - -
32.00 33.50 1.50 DS 5 - -
33.50 33.95 0.45 SPT 15 12 30 45 75 - -
33.95 34.00 0.05 DS 6 - -
34.00 35.50 1.50 Greyish, Very Dense, Well graded, Silty DS 7 - -
35.50 35.95 0.45 Sand SPT 16 15 28 32 60 - -
35.95 37.00 1.05 DS 8 - -
37.00 37.50 0.50 DS 9 - -
37.50 37.95 0.45 SPT 17 15 20 27 47 - -
37.95 38.00 0.05 Brownish, Dense, Fine, Silty Sand DS 10 - -
38.00 39.50 1.50 DS 11 - -
39.50 39.95 0.45 SPT 18 17 24 28 52 - -
Brownish, Very Dense, Fine, Silty Sand
39.95 40.00 0.05 DS 12 - -
40.00 41.50 1.50 DS 13 - -
41.50 41.95 0.45 SPT 19 20 30 41 71 - -
41.95 42.00 0.05 DS 14 - -
42.00 43.50 1.50 Brownish, Very Dense, Fine, Silty Sand DS 15 - -
43.50 43.95 0.45 SPT 20 23 27 49 76 - -
Total No. of DS collected - 21 nos.
43.95 44.00 0.05 DS 16 - -
44.00 45.50 1.50 DS 17 - -
45.50 45.95 0.45 SPT 21 18 29 32 61 - -
45.95 46.00 0.05 Grey, Hard, low Plasticity Inorganic Silt. DS 18 - -
46.00 47.50 1.50 DS 19 - -
47.50 47.95 0.45 SPT 22 20 33 40 73 - -
47.95 48.00 0.05 DS 20 - -
Greyish, Very Dense, Fine, Silty Sand
48.00 50.00 2.00 DS 21 - -
50.00 50.45 0.45 SPT 23 31 55 82 137 - -

SITE ENGINEER : Parth Patani PREPARED BY : Gaurav Pawar CHECKED BY : Pavansing Patil
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APPENDIX•C:•SUBSURFACE•PROFILES•
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APPENDIX•D:•SAMPLE•CALCULATIONS•
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SAMPLE•CALCULATION•OF•ALLOWABLE•VERTICAL•CAPACITY•OF•1000mm•DIA.•
BORED•PILES•TERMINATED•AT•A•DEPTH•OF•35.0m•BELOW•GROUND••
BH-20•Profile•
_______________________________________________________ -8m
Layer IIIb, Clay Avg N=12
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Layer IIIc, Clay Avg N=22
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Layer IIId, Clay Avg N=17
_______________________________________________________ -17.5m
Layer IIIe, Clay Avg N=24
_______________________________________________________ -19.5m
Layer IVa, Clay Avg N=18
_______________________________________________________ -23.5m
Layer IVb, Clay Avg N=20
_______________________________________________________ -29.5m
Layer IVc, Clay Avg N=27
_______________________________________________________ -31.5m
Layer Va, Sand Avg N=30
_______________________________________________________ -33.5m
Layer Vb, Sand Avg N=60
A) SKIN•FRICTION•CAPACITY•OF•PILES:
1) ULTIMATE•SKIN•FRICTION•IN•LAYER•IIIb•(8m-9.5m)•
Ultimate Skin Friction =a.Cu + K !va tanf
Where,
a = Adhesion Factor = 1 (From IS 2911 Part 1 Section 2)
Cu = Undrained cohesion = 3.2 t/m2
K = coefficient of earth pressure = 1 (IS 2911)
Phi = angle of friction between pile and soil f = 24.9o (Conservatively restricted)
va = average effective overburden pressure along pile shaft (limited to a depth of 15xD)
= (8.75×0.8) = 7 t/m2
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Therefore,
SFULT = (1 x 3.2) + (1 * 7 * tan 24.9) = 6.449 ton/m2
Therefore,!Skin!Friction!Capacity!of!1000mm!dia.!piles!=!"DL!(6.449) = 30.4 tons
2) ULTIMATE•SKIN•FRICTION•IN•LAYER•IIIc•(9.5m-13.5m)•
Ultimate!Skin!Friction!=a.Cu!+!K! va tanf
Where,
a = Adhesion Factor = 0.5 (From IS 2911 Part 1 Section 2)
= (11.5×0.8) = 9.2 t/m2
Therefore,
SFULT = (0.5 x 8.3) + (1 * 9.2 * tan 20.5) = 7.589 ton/m2
3) ULTIMATE•SKIN•FRICTION•IN•LAYER•IIId•(13.5m-17.5m)•
Where,
Phi = angle of friction between pile and soil f = 18o (Conservatively restricted)
= (15×0.8) = 12 t/m2
Therefore,
SFULT = (0.95 x 4.6) + (1 * 12 * tan 18) = 8.26 ton/m2
Therefore,!Skin!Friction!Capacity!of!1000mm!dia.!piles!=!"DL!(8.26) = 104 tons
4) ULTIMATE•SKIN•FRICTION•IN•LAYER•IIIe•(17.5m-19.5m)•
Where,
a = Adhesion Factor = 1 (From IS 2911 Part 1 Section 2)
= (15×0.8) = 12 t/m2
Therefore,
SFULT = (1 x 3.7) + (1 * 12 * tan 25.3) = 9.37 ton/m2
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5) ULTIMATE•SKIN•FRICTION•IN•LAYER•IVa•(19.5m-23.5m)•
Where,
= (15×0.8) = 12 t/m2
Therefore,
SFULT = (0.65 x 6.6) + (1 * 12 * tan 24.5) = 9.758 ton/m2
6) ULTIMATE•SKIN•FRICTION•IN•LAYER•IVb•(23.5m-29.5m)•
Where,
= (15×0.8) = 12 t/m2
Therefore,
SFULT = (0.9 x 5.4) + (1 * 12 * tan 27) = 10.97 ton/m2
Therefore,!Skin!Friction!Capacity!of!1000mm!dia.!piles!=!"DL!(10.97) = 207 tons
7) ULTIMATE•SKIN•FRICTION•IN•LAYER•IVc•(29.5m-31.5m)•
Where,
Cu = Undrained cohesion = 6 t/m2
= (15×0.8) = 12 t/m2
Therefore,
SFULT = (0.75 x 6) + (1 * 12 * tan 24.7) = 10 ton/m2
Therefore,!Skin!Friction!Capacity!of!1000mm!dia.!piles!=!"DL!(10) = 63 tons
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Ultimate!Skin!Friction!=!K! va tanf
Where,
= (15×0.8) = 12 t/m2
Therefore,
SFULT = (1 * 12 * tan 30) = 6.92 ton/m2
Therefore, Skin!Friction!Capacity!of!1000mm!dia.!piles!=!"DL!(6.92) = 43.5 tons
9) ULTIMATE•SKIN•FRICTION•IN•LAYER•IVc•(33.5m-35m)•
Ultimate!Skin!Friction!=!K! va tanf
Where,
= (15×0.8) = 12 t/m2
Therefore,
SFULT = (1 * 12 * tan 35) = 8.4 ton/m2
Therefore, Skin!Friction!Capacity!of!1000mm!dia.!piles!=!"DL!(8.4) = 39.5 tons
10) ULTIMATE•END•BEARING•CAPACITY•AT•-35.0M•BELOW•GROUND•SURFACE•
Qult = q(Nq-1)!+!0.5xDx#!N#
SPT N value= 60
Corresponding friction angle =30o
Corresponding Nq=19.2, Ng=15.7
q = average effective overburden pressure along pile shaft (limited to a depth of 15xD) =
(15×0.8) = 12 t/m2
Substituting these values in the equation;
q ultimate ={((19.2-1)x12) +( 0.5*1)x (0.8) x15.7)} = 224.68 t/m2
For 1000mm dia pile End bearing Capacity = 224.68 t/m2 * 0.7854m2 = 176 tons
Total downward ultimate pile capacity = 941.2 tons
Total•Downward•Allowable•Pile•Capacity•=•941.2/2.5•=•376•tons••
B)•ALLOWABLE•UPLIFT•CAPACITY•OF•PILES:•
Total Ultimate uplift capacity = 0.67 x downward skin friction = 0.67 x 764.7 = 509.8 tons
Therefore, allowable uplift capacity = 554/Factor of safety = 509.8/2.5 = 201 tons
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SAMPLE•CALCULATION•OF•ALLOWABLE•VERTICAL•CAPACITY•OF•1220mm•OUTER•
DIA.•DRIVEN•PILES•TERMINATED•AT•A•DEPTH•OF•35.0m•BELOW•GROUND••
Reference:•API•RP2A•–•WSD•(2007):•Recommended•Practice•for•Planning,•Designing•
and•Constructing•Fixed•Offshore•Platforms•–•Working•Stress•Design•
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BH-20•Profile•
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Layer IIIb, Clay Avg N=12
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Layer IIIc, Clay Avg N=22
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Layer IIId, Clay Avg N=17
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Layer IIIe, Clay Avg N=24
_______________________________________________________ -19.5m
Layer IVa, Clay Avg N=18
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Layer IVb, Clay Avg N=20
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Layer IVc, Clay Avg N=27
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Layer Va, Sand Avg N=30
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Layer Vb, Sand Avg N=60
B) SKIN•FRICTION•CAPACITY•OF•PILES:
1) ULTIMATE•SKIN•FRICTION•IN•LAYER•IIIb•(8m-9.5m)•
Ultimate Skin Friction =ac
Where,
a = Dimensionless Factor = 0.73
a = 0.5Y-0.5 if Y £ 1 OR a = 0.5Y-0.25 if Y > 1
Y = c/p’0 where p’0 = effective overburden pressure along pile shaft
p’0 = average effective overburden pressure along pile shaft (limited to a depth of 15xD)
= (8.75×0.8) = 7 t/m2
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Therefore,
SFULT = (0.74 x 3.2) = 2.368 ton/m2
Therefore, Skin Friction Capacity of 1220mm dia. piles = !DL (2.368) = 13.6 tons
2) ULTIMATE•SKIN•FRICTION•IN•LAYER•IIIc•(9.5m-13.5m)•
Where,
a = 0.5Y-0.5 if Y £ 1 OR a = 0.5Y-0.25 if Y > 1
= (11.5×0.8) = 9.2 t/m2
Therefore,
SFULT = (0.53 x 8.3) = 2.336 ton/m2
Therefore, Skin Friction Capacity of 1220mm dia. piles = !DL (2.336) = 67 tons
3) ULTIMATE•SKIN•FRICTION•IN•LAYER•IIId•(13.5m-17.5m)•
Where,
a = 0.5Y-0.5 if Y £ 1 OR a = 0.5Y-0.25 if Y > 1
= (15.5×0.8) = 12.4 t/m2
Therefore,
SFULT = (0.82 x 4.6) = 3.772 ton/m2
4) ULTIMATE•SKIN•FRICTION•IN•LAYER•IIIe•(17.5m-19.5m)•
Where,
a = 0.5Y-0.5 if Y £ 1 OR a = 0.5Y-0.25 if Y > 1
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= (18.3×0.8) = 14.6 t/m2
Therefore,
SFULT = (0.99 x 3.7) = 3.663 ton/m2
5) ULTIMATE•SKIN•FRICTION•IN•LAYER•IVa•(19.5m-23.5m)•
Where,
a = 0.5Y-0.5 if Y £ 1 OR a = 0.5Y-0.25 if Y > 1
= (18.3×0.8) = 14.6 t/m2
Therefore,
SFULT = (0.74 x 6.6) = 4.884 ton/m2
6) ULTIMATE•SKIN•FRICTION•IN•LAYER•IVb•(23.5m-29.5m)•
Where,
a = 0.5Y-0.5 if Y £ 1 OR a = 0.5Y-0.25 if Y > 1
= (18.3×0.8) = 14.6 t/m2
Therefore,
SFULT = (0.82 x 5.4) = 4.428 ton/m2
Where,
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a = 0.5Y-0.5 if Y £ 1 OR a = 0.5Y-0.25 if Y > 1
= (18.3×0.8) = 14.6 t/m2
Therefore,
SFULT = (0.78 x 6) = 4.68 ton/m2
Ultimate Skin Friction = b p’0
Where,
b = dimensionless shaft friction factor determined from Table 6.4.3.1 of Reference = 0.46 for
Dense Silty Sand
= (18.3×0.8) = 14.6 t/m2
Therefore,
SFULT = (0.46 x 14.6) = 6.716 ton/m2
9) ULTIMATE•SKIN•FRICTION•IN•LAYER•IVc•(33.5m-35m)•
Ultimate Skin Friction = b p’0
Where,
b = dimensionless shaft friction factor determined from Table 6.4.3.1 of Reference = 0.56 for
Very Dense Silty Sand
= (18.3×0.8) = 14.6 t/m2
Therefore,
SFULT = (0.56 x 14.6) = 8.176 ton/m2
10) ULTIMATE•END•BEARING•CAPACITY•AT•-35.0M•BELOW•GROUND•SURFACE•
q = Nq p’0
Nq = dimensionless bearing capacity factor determined from Table 6.4.3.1 of Reference = 20 for
Dense Silty Sand
= (18.3×0.8) = 14.6 t/m2
Substituting these values in the equation;
q =(20 x 14.6) = 292 t/m2
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For 1220mm dia pile End bearing Capacity = 292 t/m2 * 1.168m2 = 325 tons
Total downward ultimate pile capacity = 804.2 tons
Total•Downward•Allowable•Pile•Capacity•=•804.2/2•=•402•tons••
B)•ALLOWABLE•UPLIFT•CAPACITY•OF•PILES:•
Total Ultimate uplift capacity = 0.67 x downward skin friction = 0.67 x 479 = 319 tons
Therefore, allowable uplift capacity = 340/Factor of safety = 319/2 = 158 tons
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SAMPLE•CALCULATION•OF•LATERAL•CAPACITY•OF•PILE•
Reference: Appendix-B (Revised) of IS 2911 (Part 1/Sec. 2) - 2010

Strata near top of pile consists mostly Clay
Assuming an average SPT N = 15 at cut-off level

Corresponding average Cu = N/1.5 = 10 t/m2
Unconfined compressive strength, qu = 2 Cu = 20 t/m2 = 200 kN/m2
As per Table 4 of Reference mentioned above,
Corresponding Constant K1 = 3600 kN/m3
K = (k1/1.5)x(0.3/B) = 7200/B kN/m2

For long and flexible pile, depth of fixity,
EI
R=4
KB
Where,
E = Modulus of Elasticity of pile material = 2.9 x 107 KN/m2 for concrete (M35 concrete grade)
I = Moment of Inertia = ! D4/64 m4 (D is pile diameter in cm)
Therefore,
2.90"10# "$%&
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64"7200
R = 3.75 D (D is pile diameter in m)
Unsupported length of pile, L1 = 0.0cm

Therefore, L1/R = 0.0
For fixed head pile and L1/R = 0.0, Lf/R = 2.0
Therefore, length of fixity = Lf = 2.0 x R = 7.5D (where D is pile diameter in m)
For fixed head pile, allowable lateral load, Qa corresponding to a deflection Y= 0.005 m
Qa = 12 EIY/(L1 + Lf)3 = (12 x 2.9 x 104 x ! D4 x 0.005)/[64x(7.5D)3]
Qa = 202 (D) KN = 20.2 (D) tons (where D is pile diameter in m)
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GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION FOR PROPOSED PROJECT AT

PROJECT NO.: SIPL/GI/2021-22/31

GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION FOR PROPOSED PROJECT AT

CLIENT: RITES LIMITED

DATE OF SUBMISSION: 28TH APRIL 2022

DATE SIGN DATE SIGN

1.1 OBJECT AND SCOPE .......................................................................................................................................................... 1

2.0 FIELD INVESTIGATION............................................................................................................................................1

2.1 BORING AND DRILLING ..................................................................................................................................................... 1

3.0 GROUND WATER CONDITIONS AT SITE ................................................................................................................4

4.0 SUBSURFACE PROFILE ............................................................................................................................................6

5.0 ENGINEERING DISCUSSIONS...................................................................................................................................6

5.1 SOIL PARAMETERS ...................................................................................................................................................... 7

6.0 FOUNDATION RECOMMENDATIONS ...................................................................................................................23

6.1 PILE FOUNDATIONS .................................................................................................................................................. 23

OBJECT AND SCOPE

1.2 SITE LOCATION

2.0 FIELD INVESTIGATION

2.1 BORING AND DRILLING

The details of the completed boreholes are given in Table 1 below.

Geotechnical Report April 2022 Page |1

Table 1: Borehole Details for Proposed Project at Dahej, Gujarat

Depth (m) Below

2.2 STANDARD PENETRATION TEST

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2.3 BOREHOLE TERMINATION CRITERION

2.4 GROUND WATER OBSERVATION

2.5 WATER SAMPLING

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SPT N-value vs. Depth

Figure 1: Field and Corrected SPT N-values versus Depth

3.0 GROUND WATER CONDITIONS AT SITE

Table 2: Water Level in Boreholes

Geotechnical Report April 2022 Page |4

PART II: INTERPRETATIVE REPORT

Geotechnical Report April 2022 Page |5

4.0 SUBSURFACE PROFILE

LAYER II– INORGANIC SILT

LAYER III– INORGANIC CLAY

LAYER IV– SILTY/SANDY CLAY

LAYER V– SILTY SAND

LAYER VI– SANDY/CLAYEY SILT

LAYER VII– SILTY SAND

5.0 ENGINEERING DISCUSSIONS

Geotechnical Report April 2022 Page |6

5.1 SOIL PARAMETERS

Inorganic Silt 4.5m to 6.5m 18 16.8 16.31

Inorganic clay 9.0m to 12.0m 18 9.70 27.89

Inorganic silt 15.0m to 42.0m 18 - 33

Silty sand Below 42.0m 18 - 35

Inorganic silt 6.0m to 9.50m 18 6.7 27.50

Silty sand Below 18.0m 18 - 35

BH-06 Silty sand 7.5m to 18.0m 18 3.47 25.64

Inorganic clay 3.5m to 6.0m 18 11.35 -

Inorganic silt 6.0m to 9.0m 18 7.8 24.35

Silty sand Below 15.0m 18 - 35

Geotechnical Report April 2022 Page |7

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Inorganic Clay 6m to 12m 18 5.9 18.26

BH-8 12m to 13.5m 18 6.4 20.66

Clay 13.5m to 27m 18 33.3 -

Silty Sand Below 27m 18 - 33

Inorganic Clay 4.5m to 9m 18 13.5 19.54