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GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION REPORT
NAME OF THE PROJECT: GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION FOR INSITU
REDEVELOPMENT OF MAHISIAKHAL SLUM, BHUBANESWAR UNDER RAJIV
AWAS YOJANA.
LOCATION: Borehole No. 12 to 19, Mahisiakhal, Khurda, Odisha.
PREFACE
IDAX CONSULTING & RESEARCH GROUP is pleased to submit the geotechnical
investigation
report
for
Eight
Bore
Holes
at
Mahisiakhal
for
Insitu
(Head - Civil)
Er. Deepak Kumar Mallick
B. Tech (Hons.) Civil (IIT Kharagpur)
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CONTENTS
Sl. No.
PARTICULARS
PAGES
01.
INTRODUCTION
03
02.
SCOPE OF WORK
03 - 04
03.
05
04.
LABORATORY TESTS
06 - 07
05.
08
06.
08 - 09
07.
08
08.
LIMITATION
09
09.
CLOSURE
09
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1. INTRODUCTION
Intending to provide a safe, sound and economical foundation system for the Sub - Soil
Exploration work for Eight Bore Holes at Mahisiakhal for Insitu Redevelopment of
i.
The objective of this Geo-technical investigation is to optimize the Foundation system for
proposed Project within the safe bearing capacity of the soil and allowable settlement, it
consists of the following
Determination of type, size and depth of foundation- system by analyzing the soil
properties
To suggest a conclusive recommendation for the type of foundation System to be adopted
which would be economically viable and structurally safe for the proposed structures of the
projects.
ii.
Limitations of Investigation
2. SCOPE OF WORK
The scope of work comprises of conducting detail soil investigation, laboratory testing,
conducting and estimation of safe bearing capacity for the above proposed work on drilled
borehole as shown by the Engineer-in charge.
i.
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ii.
Field Investigation:
The field investigation consists of the following methods
Location of One number of bore hole with due consultation with the authority.
Boring / drilling up to 10.0 m depth below N.G.L or refusal.
Conducting standard penetration test (SPT) & Collection of undisturbed sample
(UDS) at the locations prefixed by the Engineer-in-charge.
Observation of the depth of water table in the Borehole.
Study of site condition and surroundings with regards to the need of the Project.
Taking observation of surrounding structure to observe any deficiency in safety.
Transportation of all soil samples to laboratory for analysis with proper care.
iii.
Laboratory Tests:
The Laboratory tests for the sample collected are given below
Determination of Grain size analysis
Determination of soil moisture content
Determination of liquid limit
Determination of plastic limit
Determination of specific gravity
Determination of Allowable Bearing Pressure of Rock.
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Selection of Borehole:
Eight Bore-holes were selected by the Engineer in charge in order to obtain comprehensive
sub-soil data for this site with a provision of borings up to 10.0m depth as required as per IS:
1892 - 1979. For detailed laboratory investigation SPT is conducted @ 1.50 m intervals or at
change of soil Strata in different Boreholes and S.P.T soil samples were collected for
laboratory analysis. Disturbed representative, soil samples from all the Boreholes were
collected at 1.5 m. interval for different tests.
ii.
Boring:
It is the main part of sub soil investigation work as the soil samples were collected for
different tests at different levels. The sub-soil exploration work at the proposed site was
carried out manually / mechanically using 150 mm diameter shell and auger manual
equipment in soft strata and power operated Mechanical boring in hard strata using diamond
cutter , as per IS : 1892 1979 .
iii.
Standard penetration test plays a major role in sub soil investigation termination of safe
bearing capacity of soil in non cohesive type soil, particularly in non-cohesive granular sandy
soil and where the UDS could not be collected either due to high liquidity or non cohesive
nature of soil .The SPT tests were conducted as per IS: 2131-1981 respectively, in different
levels of the bore holes in a continuous manner using spilt-spoon samplers at locations
decided by Engineer-in-charge. The SPT sampler was lower inside the borehole after drilling
the required level and is driven by a 63.50 kg Rammer with a free fall of 750 mm. driving 450
mm in One stages 150 mm each and the number of blows for each 150mm penetration for
2nd & 3rd 150 mm drive recorded as N. Refusal was considered for N>100. The details of
location of test and SPT value [N] are presented in bore log data annexed separately.
iv.
During exploration work of the borehole, 24hours observation it is found that the water table
is at 2.20m depth in BH-12, 1.80m depth in BH-13, 3.0m depth in BH-14 , 2.80m depth in
BH-15 ,2.0m depth in BH-16, 2.10m depth in BH-17, 2.0m depth in BH-18, 1.80m depth in
BH-19 within the Boring depth from the existing ground level depending on the location of
boring. The water table may be fluctuating due to change of season.
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4. LABORATORY TESTS
The laboratory-tests were conducted on selected representative disturbed / undisturbed soil
samples collected from different Borehole drilled at the proposed site. The tests include
Grain size analysis, Natural moisture content, D.F.S, Specific Gravity and Liquid limit, Plastic
limit, Plasticity index, Shear test, and Particles size distribution tests on representative soil
sample were also carried out. All the tests conducted confirming to the requirements of I.S
specification. The results of all these tests have been annexed separately.
i.
The grain size analysis of different soil samples were done as per the requirement of IS:
2720 (Pt-IV) 1985 method of test for soil, Grain size analysis. The details of the test results
are shown test result sheet separately. The results of grain size analysis are used to classify
the soil in various depths of boreholes. The results of all these tests have been annexed
separately.
ii.
The natural moisture content was determined from different undisturbed samples of different
Boreholes at different depths, as per IS: 2720(Pt-II)-1973: Method of test for soil,
determination of Water content. It is used for determining specific gravity, optimum moisture
content, S.B.C, settlement of foundation system. The results of all these tests have been
annexed separately.
iii.
The specific gravity of the UDS / DS samples have been determined at different levels as
per IS: 2720 (Pt-III) - 1980. It is used for determining void ratio, porosity, saturated density,
S.B.C, settlement of foundation system. The results of all these tests have been annexed
separately.
iv.
The void-ratio of the UDS / DS samples has been determined at different levels and the
results are shown separately. It is used for determining specific gravity, optimum moisture
content, S.B.C, settlement of foundation system. The results of all these tests have been
annexed separately.
v.
The liquid and plastic limits of soils were other index properties of soil have also been
determined as per the relevant as per IS: 2720(Pt-v)-1985 Code of practice. The liquid and
plastic limits of soil samples have been determined in the laboratory and it is used for
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determining S.B.C, settlement of foundation system etc. The results of all these tests have
been annexed separately.
1.5
17.42
18.92
3.0
25.16
28.16
1.5
15.46
16.96
3.0
25.16
28.16
1.5
13.45
15.08
3.0
25.16
28.16
1.5
21.17
22.65
3.0
75.36
78.36
1.5
9.69
11.30
3.0
25.16
28.16
BH-17
1.5
40.32
41.82
BH-18
1.5
13.13
14.63
1.5
15.46
16.96
3.0
25.16
28.16
Borehole
BH-12
BH 13
BH 14
BH 15
BH 16
BH-19
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Borehole
Depth in mtrs.
25mm
Settlement
40mm
Settlement
75mm
Settlement
1.50
19.32
30.91
57.95
3.00
19.95
31.92
59.84
BH 12
Borehole
Depth in mtrs.
25mm
Settlement
40mm
Settlement
75mm
Settlement
1.50
17.30
27.68
51.90
3.00
22.55
36.08
67.65
BH 13
Borehole
Depth in mtrs.
25mm
Settlement
40mm
Settlement
75mm
Settlement
3.00
22.12
35.38
66.35
4.50
25.80
41.29
77.41
6.00
22.80
36.48
68.39
7.50
23.70
37.92
71.10
9.00
31.58
50.53
94.75
10.0
31.33
50.12
93.98
BH 14
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Borehole
Depth in mtrs.
25mm
Settlement
40mm
Settlement
75mm
Settlement
3.00
26.89
43.02
80.66
4.50
31.90
51.05
95.71
6.00
23.29
37.26
69.87
7.50
21.19
33.90
63.57
9.00
23.41
37.45
70.22
10.0
28.83
46.12
86.48
BH 15
Borehole
BH 16
Depth in mtrs.
3.00
25mm
Settlement
40mm
Settlement
75mm
Settlement
20.38
32.61
61.14
Borehole
BH 17
Depth in mtrs.
1.50
25mm
Settlement
40mm
Settlement
75mm
Settlement
27.19
43.50
81.57
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Borehole
Depth in mtrs.
1.50
BH 18
25mm
Settlement
40mm
Settlement
75mm
Settlement
22.47
35.96
67.42
Borehole
Depth in mtrs.
25mm
Settlement
40mm
Settlement
75mm
Settlement
1.50
16.88
27.01
50.63
3.00
19.95
31.92
59.84
BH 19
LAYER- 1
The layer starts form 0.0m to 3.0m consists of Poorly graded clayey sand. The soil sample in
this layer was tested and results are summarized. The average weight was Gravel- 29%,
Sand- 46%, and Silt & Clay- 25%. The engineering classification of the soil is SC as per IS:
1498-1970.
LAYER-2
The layer starts form 4.50m to 10.0m consists of Broken boulder pieces not suitable for test.
Borehole No. - 13 was explored up to a depth of 10.0m the sub soil strata of the Borehole
is summarized as follows.
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LAYER- 1
The layer at 0.0m consists of Poorly graded clayey sand. The soil sample in this layer was
tested and results are summarized. The average weight was Gravel- 32%, Sand- 42%, and
Silt & Clay- 26%. The engineering classification of the soil is SC as per IS: 1498-1970.
LAYER- 2
The layer starts form 1.50m to 3.0m consists of Poorly graded sand. The soil sample in this
layer was tested and results are summarized. The average weight was Gravel-20%, Sand76%, and Silt & Clay- 04%. The engineering classification of the soil is SP as per IS: 14981970.
LAYER-3
The layer starts form 4.50m to 10.0m consists of Broken boulder pieces not suitable for test.
Borehole No. - 14 was explored up to a depth of 15.0m the sub soil strata of the Borehole
is summarized as follows.
LAYER- 1
The layer starts form 0.0m to 1.50m & 6.0m to 9.0m consists of Poorly graded clayey gravel.
The soil sample in this layer was tested and results are summarized. The average weight
was Gravel- 45%, Sand- 31%, and Silt & Clay- 24%. The engineering classification of the
soil is GC as per IS: 1498-1970.
LAYER- 2
The layer starts form 3.0m to 4.50m & 10.0m consists of Poorly graded clayey sand. The soil
sample in this layer was tested and results are summarized. The average weight was
Gravel- 04%, Sand- 63%, and Silt & Clay- 33%. The engineering classification of the soil is
SC as per IS: 1498-1970.
Borehole No. - 15 was explored up to a depth of 10.0m the sub soil strata of the Borehole
is summarized as follows.
LAYER- 1
The layer starts form at 0.0m & 4.50m consists of Poorly graded clayey gravel. The soil
sample in this layer was tested and results are summarized. The average weight was
Gravel- 43%, Sand- 37%, and Silt & Clay- 20%. The engineering classification of the soil is
GC as per IS: 1498-1970.
LAYER- 2
The layer starts form 1.50m to 3.0m & 6.0m to 10.50m consists of Poorly graded clayey
sand. The soil sample in this layer was tested and results are summarized. The average
weight was Gravel- 12%, Sand- 56%, and Silt & Clay- 32%. The engineering classification of
the soil is SC as per IS: 1498-1970.
Borehole No. - 16 was explored up to a depth of 15.0m the sub soil strata of the Borehole
is summarized as follows.
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LAYER- 1
The layer starts form 0.0m to 1.50m consists of Poorly graded clayey sand. The soil sample
in this layer was tested and results are summarized. The average weight was Gravel- 31%,
Sand- 40%, and Silt & Clay- 29%. The engineering classification of the soil is SC as per IS:
1498-1970.
LAYER- 2
The layer at 3.0m consists of Poorly graded sand. The soil sample in this layer was tested
and results are summarized. The average weight was Gravel- 24%, Sand- 70%, and Silt &
Clay- 06%. The engineering classification of the soil is SP as per IS: 1498-1970.
LAYER-3
The layer starts form 4.50m to 10.0m consists of Broken boulder pieces not suitable for test.
Borehole No. - 17 was explored up to a depth of 10.0m the sub soil strata of the Borehole
is summarized as follows.
LAYER- 1
The layer starts form 0.0m to 1.50m consists of Poorly graded clayey gravel. The soil sample
in this layer was tested and results are summarized. The average weight was Gravel- 40%,
Sand- 29%, and Silt & Clay- 31%. The engineering classification of the soil is GC as per IS:
1498-1970.
LAYER-2
The layer starts form 3.0m to 10.0m consists of Broken boulder pieces not suitable for test.
Borehole No. - 18was explored up to a depth of 10.0m the sub soil strata of the Borehole
is summarized as follows.
LAYER- 1
The layer starts form 0.0m to 1.50m consists of Poorly graded clayey sand. The soil sample
in this layer was tested and results are summarized. The average weight was Gravel- 30%,
Sand- 45%, and Silt & Clay- 25%. The engineering classification of the soil is SC as per IS:
1498-1970.
LAYER-2
The layer starts form 3.0m to 10.0m consists of Broken boulder pieces not suitable for test.
Borehole No. - 19 was explored up to a depth of 10.0m the sub soil strata of the Borehole
is summarized as follows.
LAYER- 1
The layer starts form 0.0m to 3.0m consists of Poorly graded clayey sand. The soil sample in
this layer was tested and results are summarized. The average weight was Gravel- 29%,
Sand- 46%, and Silt & Clay- 25%. The engineering classification of the soil is SC as per IS:
1498-1970.
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LAYER-2
The layer starts form 4.50m to 10.0m consists of Broken boulder pieces not suitable for test.
ii.
The water table if encountered in the boreholes is also indicated in the soil profile
sheets.
iii.
The depth of foundation shall be decided based on bearing capacity and uplift
resistance required.
iv.
As per site condition which, visual observations of soil samples at site, field bore log
record, local geology of the area, type of sample received, laboratory classification of
soil samples and based on the experience of our Geotechnical Expert, it is
recommended to provide open foundation.
v.
The recommended safe bearing capacity for the footing is computed based on
footing size as specified for suggested foundations are given below. It is feasible to
provide open foundations. Open foundations can be placed at a depth of 3.0m below
the existing ground level. However for heavily loaded structures the foundation depth
can be increased as per the design load.
vi.
The SBC at 1.50m depth is 18T/m2 & 3.0m depth is 34T/m2 is recommended for the
foundation design based on the calculations and the experience.
9. LIMITATION
The soil investigation has been carried out at the location chosen by the client.
Recommendations made in the report are hence valid only for these tests locations.
However if there is any change in subsoil conditions and properties at places beyond chosen
test locations, the soil consultants be contacted for further guidance.
10. CLOSURE
We appreciate the opportunity given to us to submit this draft report. This presented report is
based on observations and tests on samples collected from the boreholes as decided by the
client. In case any difference is noticed in the field subsoil strata and reported subsoil strata
during excavation please contact us before proceeding with further construction.
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NB:
The above test reports are based on the sample received by our laboratory.
The report shall not be reproduced except in full without the approval of the testing
laboratory.
(Head - Civil)
Er. Deepak Kumar Mallick
B. Tech (Hons.) Civil (IIT Kharagpur)
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Borehole No. - 12
Type of Soil
Soil
Profile
Depth
in mtrs.
N
SPT Value "N" Depth Plot
Type of
Sample
N1 - N2 - N3
0
0.00
Poorly graded
clayey sand
Core
Recovery
(%)
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
0.0
1.0
SC
30
12-13-17
SPT Sample
15-17-20
SPT Sample
2.0
WL:
2.80m
3.0
37
4.0
5.0
6.0
Broken Boulder
Pieces Not
Suitable For
Test
LATERITE
7.0
8.0
9.0
10.0
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R.Q.D
(%)
Type of Soil
Soil
Profile
Depth
in mtrs.
N
SPT Value "N" Depth Plot
Type of
Sample
N1 - N2 - N3
0
0.00
Poorly graded
clayey sand
Core
Recovery
(%)
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
0.0
SC
1.0
32
Poorly graded
sand
2.0
SP
3.0
14-15-17
SPT Sample
17-20-23
SPT Sample
WL:
1.80m
43
4.0
5.0
6.0
Broken Boulder
Pieces Not
Suitable For
Test
7.0
8.0
9.0
10.0
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R.Q.D
(%)
Borehole No. - 14
Type of Soil
Soil
Profile
Depth
in mtrs.
Type of
Sample
N1 - N2 - N3
0
0.00
Poorly graded
clayey gravel
Core
Recovery
(%)
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
0.0
GC
1.0
2.0
Poorly graded
clayey sand
SC
3.0
42
13-17-25
SPT Sample
20-22-24
SPT Sample
15-18-22
SPT Sample
18-22-23
SPT Sample
28-32-34
SPT Sample
30-28-36
SPT Sample
WL:
3.0m
4.0
46
5.0
6.0
Poorly graded
clayey gravel
40
GC
7.0
45
8.0
9.0
Poorly graded
clayey sand
66
SC
10.0
64
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R.Q.D
(%)
Borehole No. - 15
Type of Soil
Soil
Profile
Depth
in mtrs.
Type of
Sample
N1 - N2 - N3
0
0.00
Poorly graded
clayey gravel
Core
Recovery
(%)
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
0.0
GC
1.0
Poorly graded
clayey sand
SC
2.0
53
WL:
2.80m
3.0
Poorly graded
clayey gravel
20-28-25
SPT Sample
30-35-24
SPT Sample
15-19-22
SPT Sample
16-19-20
SPT Sample
18-22-24
SPT Sample
17-26-32
SPT Sample
GC
4.0
59
5.0
6.0
41
7.0
Poorly graded
clayey sand
SC
39
8.0
9.0
10.0
46
58
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R.Q.D
(%)
Borehole No.-16
Type of Soil
Soil
Profile
Depth
in mtrs.
Type of
Sample
N1 - N2 - N3
0
0.00
Poorly graded
clayey sand
Poorly graded
sand
SC
Core
Recovery
(%)
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
0.0
1.0
2.0
SP
WL:
2.0m
3.0
45
13-17-21
SPT Sample
4.0
5.0
6.0
Broken Boulder
Pieces Not
Suitable For
Test
7.0
8.0
9.0
10.0
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R.Q.D
(%)
Borehole No. - 17
Type of Soil
Soil
Profile
Depth
in mtrs.
Type of
Sample
N1 - N2 - N3
0
0.00
Poorly graded
clayey sand
Core
Recovery
(%)
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
0.0
GC
1.0
48
19-23-25
SPT Sample
2.0
WL:
2.10m
3.0
4.0
5.0
Broken Boulder
Pieces Not
Suitable For
Test
LATERITE
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
10.0
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R.Q.D
(%)
Borehole No. - 18
Type of Soil
Soil
Profile
Depth
in mtrs.
Type of
Sample
N1 - N2 - N3
0
0.00
Poorly graded
clayey sand
SC
Core
Recovery
(%)
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
0.0
1.0
15-19-21
30
SPT Sample
2.0
WL:
2.00m
3.0
4.0
5.0
Broken Boulder
Pieces Not
Suitable For
Test
LATERITE
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
10.0
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R.Q.D
(%)
Borehole No. - 19
Type of Soil
Soil
Profile
Depth
in mtrs.
Type of
Sample
N1 - N2 - N3
0
0.00
Poorly graded
clayey sand
SC
Core
Recovery
(%)
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
0.0
1.0
31
2.0
3.0
13-14-17
SPT Sample
16-18-19
SPT Sample
WL:
1.80m
37
4.0
5.0
6.0
Broken Boulder
Pieces Not
Suitable For
Test
LATERITE
7.0
8.0
9.0
10.0
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R.Q.D
(%)
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BHNo.-12
SPT
BARREL
4.5-10.0
SPT
1.5
3.0
DS
0.0
S a m p lin g D e p th (m )
L O C A T IO N N o .
T y p e o f s a m p le
37
30
S P T V a lu e ( N )
26.81
32.06
29.17
G ra v e l in %
(2 0 m m - 4 .7 5 m m )
17.50
16.45
19.03
16.02
15.48
17.31
25.20
28.19
22.57
20
20
20
31
33
31
18
19
18
Atterbergs Limits
RL: 44.5m
13
14
13
SC
SC
SC
14.47
7.82
11.92
TABLE - 1
C o a r s e S a n d in %
(4 .7 5 m m - 2 m m )
M e d iu m S a n d in %
(2 m m - .4 2 5 m m )
F in e S a n d in %
(.4 2 5 m m .0 7 5 m m )
S ilty & C la y in %
(.0 7 5 m m P a s s in g )
D .F .S . In %
L iq u id L im it ( % )
P la s tic L im it ( % )
P la s tic ity In d e x (% )
C la s s ific a tio n o f S o il
11.92
12.67
8.31
N a tu r a l M o is tu re
c o n te n t( % )
2.65
2.63
2.65
S p e c ific g ra v ity
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BH No.-13
SPT
BARREL
4.5-10.0
SPT
1.5
3.0
DS
0.0
43
32
S a m p lin g D e p th (m )
L O C A T IO N N o .
T y p e o f s a m p le
S P T V a lu e (N )
21.69
18.51
35.84
G ra v e l in %
(2 0 m m 4 .7 5 m m )
12.78
15.35
10.07
52.30
55.73
14.02
5.02
3.91
26.84
10
18
18
30
Np
Np
19
Atterbergs Limits
RL: 44.2m
Np
Np
11
SP
SP
SC
4.23
6.51
11.38
8.21
6.50
13.23
TABLE - 1
C o a rs e S a n d in
%
(4 .7 5 m m 2m m )
M e d iu m S a n d in
%
(2 m m - .4 2 5 m m )
F in e S a n d in %
(.4 2 5 m m .0 7 5 m m )
S ilty & C la y in %
(.0 7 5 m m P a s s in g )
D .F .S . In %
L iq u id L im it
(% )
P la s tic L im it
(% )
P la s tic ity
In d e x (% )
C la s s ific a tio n o f S o il
N a tu ra l M o is tu re
c o n te n t(% )
2.59
2.58
2.62
S p e c ific g ra v ity
LO C ATIO N N o.
BH No.-14
SPT
4.5
SPT
SPT
9.0
10.0
SPT
SPT
3.0
7.5
UDS
1.5
SPT
DS
6.0
0.0
SPT Value (N )
64
66
45
40
46
42
G ravel in %
(20m m - 4.75m m )
3.84
42.19
37.30
46.72
0.00
0.00
37.66
62.61
C oarse S and in %
(4.75m m - 2m m )
7.63
9.03
8.23
6.66
5.02
1.78
9.49
6.20
15.97
8.33
25.32
12.97
7.21
M edium Sand in %
(2m m - .425m m )
Fine Sand in %
(.425m m .075m m )
Silty & C lay in %
(.075m m Passing)
8.01
D .F.S . In %
10
20
20
20
20
20
20
10
Liquid Lim it (% )
29
29
30
29
33
33
31
28
18
18
18
18
21
21
20
18
Plastic Lim it (% )
Atterbergs Limits
11
11
12
11
12
12
11
10
C lassification of Soil
SC
GC
GC
GC
SC
SC
GC
GC
Density test
9.82
13.21
12.25
13.99
12.14
12.90
16.21
Bulk density in
gm /cc.
Plasticity Index (% )
RL: 37m
D ry density in
gm /cc.
N atural M oisture
content(% )
2.70
2.73
2.75
2.74
2.65
2.63
2.72
2.75
Shear Parameters
Specific gravity
DS
Type of Test
0.26
13
C ohesion ( C )
Kg/cm 2
Angle of internal
friction() in
D egree
TABLE - 1
Void R atio (e o)
0.58
Page 26 of 63
LO C ATIO N N o.
BH No.-15
SPT
4.5
SPT
SPT
9.0
10.0
SPT
SPT
3.0
7.5
UDS
1.5
SPT
DS
6.0
0.0
SPT Value (N )
58
46
30
41
59
53
G ravel in %
(20m m - 4.75m m )
C oarse S and in %
(4.75m m - 2m m )
6.77
9.01
45.93 19.25 20.99
21.01
8.63
9.01
7.88
10.24
13.22
8.91
7.06
10.94
8.69
M edium Sand in %
(2m m - .425m m )
Fine Sand in %
(.425m m .075m m )
Silty & C lay in %
(.075m m Passing)
D .F.S . In %
15
20
20
20
15
10
20
20
Liquid Lim it (% )
31
34
34
35
31
30
32
30
19
20
19
20
19
20
18
17
Plastic Lim it (% )
Atterbergs Limits
12
14
15
15
12
10
14
13
C lassification of Soil
SC
SC
SC
SC
GC
SC
SC
GC
Density test
14.62
15.70
16.28
14.06
15.46
17.24
14.64
Bulk density in
gm /cc.
Plasticity Index (% )
RL: 35m
D ry density in
gm /cc.
N atural M oisture
content(% )
2.72
2.64
2.70
2.71
2.73
2.75
2.60
2.65
Shear Parameters
Specific gravity
DS
Type of Test
0.36
18
C ohesion ( C )
Kg/cm 2
Angle of internal
friction() in
D egree
TABLE - 1
Void R atio (e o)
0.63
Page 27 of 63
Page 28 of 63
BHNo.-16
SPT
BARREL
4.5-10.0
UDS
1.5
3.0
DS
0.0
S a m p lin g D e p th ( m )
38
L O C A T IO N N o .
T y p e o f s a m p le
S P T V a lu e (N )
9.53
5.94
32.43
10
10
Np
19
19
Np
11
10
SP
SC
SC
1.943
1.73
Densitytest
RL: 35.6m
4.91
12.3
10.51
2.64
2.63
2.60
DS
0.23
9
Shear Parameters
18
30
29
Atterbergs Limits
TABLE- 1
G ra v e l in %
(2 0 m m 4 .7 5 m m )
C o a rs e S a n d in
%
(4 .7 5 m m M e d iu m S a n d in
%
(2 m m - .4 2 5 m m )
F in e S a n d in %
(.4 2 5 m m .0 7 5 m m )
S ilty & C la y in %
(.0 7 5 m m P a s s in g )
D .F .S . In %
L iq u id L im it
(% )
P la s tic L im it
(% )
P la s tic ity
In d e x ( % )
C la s s ific a tio n o f S o il
B u lk d e n s ity in
g m /c c .
D r y d e n s ity in
g m /c c .
N a tu r a l M o is tu re
c o n te n t( % )
S p e c ific g r a v ity
Type of Test
C o h e s io n ( C
) K g /c m 2
A n g le o f
in te r n a l
fr ic tio n ( ) in
0.52
V o id R a tio (e o )
Page 29 of 63
BHNO-17
DS
BARREL
1.5
3.0-10.0
DS
0.0
S a m p lin g D e p th ( m )
48
L O C A T IO N N o .
T y p e o f s a m p le
S P T V a lu e ( N )
39.08
41.50
G r a v e l in %
(2 0 m m - 4 .7 5 m m )
7.01
11.82
11.54
8.03
32.03
29.11
20
20
31
32
19
20
Atterbergs Limits
RL: 42.8m
12
12
GC
GC
CLIENT: DESIGNERSFORUM
10.34
9.54
TABLE- 1
SUMMARYSHEET RESULTOFSOILSAMPLE
Grainsizeanalysis
C o a r s e S a n d in %
(4 .7 5 m m - 2 m m )
M e d iu m S a n d in %
( 2 m m - .4 2 5 m m )
F in e S a n d in %
( .4 2 5 m m .0 7 5 m m )
S ilty & C la y in %
( .0 7 5 m m P a s s in g )
D .F .S . In %
L iq u id L im it ( % )
P la s t ic L im it ( % )
P la s t ic it y In d e x ( % )
C la s s if ic a tio n o f S o il
15.96
12.61
N a tu r a l M o is t u r e
c o n te n t( % )
2.67
2.65
S p e c ific g r a v it y
Page 30 of 63
BHNo.-18
SPT
BARREL
1.5
3.0-10.0
DS
0.0
S a m p lin g D e p th ( m )
40
L O C A T IO N N o .
T y p e o f s a m p le
S P T V a lu e ( N )
28.04
31.02
G r a v e l in %
( 2 0 m m - 4 .7 5 m m )
14.30
17.54
17.26
14.41
23.78
25.50
20
20
33
32
19
18
AtterbergsLimits
RL: 43.9m
14
14
SC
SC
CLIENT: DESIGNERSFORUM
16.62
11.53
TABLE- 1
SUMMARYSHEET RESULTOFSOILSAMPLE
Grainsizeanalysis
C o a r s e S a n d in %
( 4 .7 5 m m - 2 m m )
M e d iu m S a n d in %
( 2 m m - .4 2 5 m m )
F in e S a n d in %
( .4 2 5 m m .0 7 5 m m )
S ilty & C la y in %
( .0 7 5 m m P a s s in g )
D .F .S . In %
L iq u id L im it ( % )
P la s tic L im it ( % )
P la s tic ity In d e x ( % )
C la s s ific a tio n o f S o il
13.51
9.56
N a tu r a l M o is tu r e
c o n te n t( % )
2.65
2.66
S p e c ific g r a v ity
Page 31 of 63
BHNo.-19
SPT
BARREL
4.5-10.0
DS
1.5
3.0
DS
0.0
S a m p lin g D e p th (m )
37
31
L O C A T IO N N o .
T y p e o f s a m p le
S P T V a lu e (N )
25.11
29.05
32.51
G ra v e l in %
(2 0 m m - 4 .7 5 m m )
9.74
11.68
13.27
16.48
17.53
14.31
28.91
24.77
20.59
10
10
10
31
31
29
20
20
20
Atterbergs Limits
RL: 43.5m
11
11
SC
SC
SC
19.76
16.97
19.32
TABLE - 1
C o a rs e S a n d in %
(4 .7 5 m m - 2 m m )
M e d iu m S a n d in %
(2 m m - .4 2 5 m m )
F in e S a n d in %
(.4 2 5 m m .0 7 5 m m )
S ilty & C la y in %
(.0 7 5 m m P a s s in g )
D .F .S . In %
L iq u id L im it (% )
P la s tic L im it (% )
P la s tic ity In d e x (% )
C la s s ific a tio n o f S o il
13.26
11.09
9.53
N a tu ra l M o is tu re
c o n te n t(% )
2.66
2.65
2.67
S p e c ific g ra v ity
Page 32 of 63
Calculations
Input Data
Width / Diameter of Footing (Assumed)
Length of Footing (Assumed)
B
L
mtr.
mtr.
SQUARE
3.00
=
mtr.
= Elastic/Immediate (For Sandy & Granular Strata)
= Flexible Foundation
2.20
mtr.
= Worst Condition Scenario (Submerged)
=
1.50
3.00
30
37
2
2
30.00
37.00
22.50
26.00
11.20
9.49
0.68
0.50
0.78
0.66
12.94
12.53
Correction of
SPT values
(IS:2131-1981)
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
Width of Footing in M.
(Assumed)
mtr.
YES
75
ABP for
Cd
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
40
Fig-12
ABP for
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
N Value >3
1.0
25
Fig-11
ABP for
IS:8009 (Part-I)
2015070002
2.20 mtrs
19.32
19.95
30.91
31.92
57.95
59.84
Page 33 of 63
Input Data
Width / Diameter of Footing (Assumed)
mtr.
mtr.
Type of Foundation
= Flexible Foundation
1.0
=
Cr
YES
Factor
poorly
2
2
32.00
43.00
23.50
29.00
10.65
8.40
0.58
0.50
0.78
0.66
14.45
11.09
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
32
43
75
1.50
3.00
Correction of
SPT values
(IS:2131-1981)
ABP for
Width of Footing in M.
(Assumed)
mtr.
N Value >3
Cd
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
mtr.
= Worst Condition Scenario (Submerged)
40
Fig-12
1.80
ABP for
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
Fig-9
SQUARE
3.00
mtr.
25
Fig-11
Calculations
ABP for
IS:8009 (Part-I)
2015070002
1.80 mtrs
17.30
22.55
27.68
36.08
51.90
67.65
Page 34 of 63
Calculations
Input Data
Width / Diameter of Footing (Assumed)
mtr.
mtr.
Type of Foundation
Cr
SQUARE
3.00
mtr.
1.0
3.00
Fig-9
Fig-12
YES
Factor
poorly
ABP for
ABP for
ABP for
42.00
28.50
8.56
0.50
0.66
11.30
22.12
35.38
66.35
46
46.00
30.50
7.94
0.50
0.61
9.69
25.80
41.29
77.41
6.00
40
37.20
26.10
9.45
0.50
0.58
10.97
22.80
36.48
68.39
7.50
45
38.25
26.60
9.25
0.50
0.57
10.55
23.70
37.92
71.10
9.00
10.00
66
64
2
2
52.80
51.20
33.90
33.10
7.07
7.26
0.50
0.50
0.56
0.55
7.92
7.98
31.58
31.33
50.53
50.12
94.75
93.98
40
Page 35 of 63
mm settlement in
T/m2.
42
4.50
mm settlement in
T/m2.
3.00
Correction of
SPT values
(IS:2131-1981)
mm settlement in
T/m2.
Width of Footing in M.
(Assumed)
mtr.
N Value >3
Cd
mtr.
25
Fig-11
75
IS:8009 (Part-I)
2015070002
3.00 mtrs
15
Calculations
Input Data
Width / Diameter of Footing (Assumed)
mtr.
mtr.
Type of Foundation
Cr
SQUARE
3.00
mtr.
1.0
2.80
Fig-9
Fig-12
YES
53.00
34.00
7.04
0.50
4.50
59
59.00
37.00
6.42
0.50
6.00
41
38.13
26.60
9.25
0.50
7.50
39
33.15
24.10
10.35
9.00
10.00
46
58
2
2
36.80
46.40
25.90
30.70
9.54
7.88
26.89
43.02
80.66
0.61
7.84
31.90
51.05
95.71
0.58
10.73
23.29
37.26
69.87
0.50
0.57
11.80
21.19
33.90
63.57
0.50
0.50
0.56
0.55
10.68
8.67
23.41
28.83
37.45
46.12
70.22
86.48
40
25
Page 36 of 63
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
9.30
mm settlement in
T/m 2.
0.66
mm settlement in
T/m 2.
ABP for
ABP for
53
ABP for
Width of Footing in M.
(Assumed)
3.00
Correction of
SPT values
(IS:2131-1981)
mtr.
N Value >3
Cd
Factor
poorly
mtr.
Fig-11
75
IS:8009 (Part-I)
2015070002
2.80 mtrs
Water Table:
Calculations
Input Data
Width / Diameter of Footing (Assumed)
mtr.
mtr.
SQUARE
3.00
mtr.
= Elastic/Immediate (For Sandy & Granular Strata)
= Flexible Foundation
=
1.0
2.00
mtr.
= Worst Condition Scenario (Submerged)
YES
Factor
poorly
38.00
26.50
9.29
0.50
0.66
12.27
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
38
75
Width of Footing in M.
(Assumed)
3.00
Correction of
SPT values
(IS:2131-1981)
ABP for
mtr.
Cd
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
40
Fig-12
ABP for
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
Fig-9
N Value >3
25
Fig-11
ABP for
IS:8009 (Part-I)
2015070002
2.00 mtrs
20.38
32.61
61.14
Page 37 of 63
Calculations
Input Data
Width / Diameter of Footing (Assumed)
mtr.
mtr.
SQUARE
3.00
=
mtr.
= Elastic/Immediate (For Sandy & Granular Strata)
= Flexible Foundation
1.0
2.10
Fig-9
Fig-12
YES
Factor
poorly
0.65
0.78
9.19
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
7.66
ABP for
31.50
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
48.00
40
ABP for
48
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
1.50
Correction of
SPT values
(IS:2131-1981)
25
Width of Footing in M.
(Assumed)
mtr.
N Value >3
Cd
mtr.
ABP for
Fig-11
75
IS:8009 (Part-I)
2015070002
2.10 mtrs
27.19
43.50
81.57
Page 38 of 63
Calculations
Input Data
Width / Diameter of Footing (Assumed)
mtr.
mtr.
SQUARE
3.00
=
mtr.
= Elastic/Immediate (For Sandy & Granular Strata)
= Flexible Foundation
1.0
2.00
Fig-9
Fig-12
YES
Factor
poorly
0.63
0.78
11.12
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
8.91
ABP for
27.50
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
40.00
40
ABP for
40
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
1.50
Correction of
SPT values
(IS:2131-1981)
25
Width of Footing in M.
(Assumed)
mtr.
N Value >3
Cd
mtr.
ABP for
Fig-11
75
IS:8009 (Part-I)
2015070002
2.00 mtrs
22.47
35.96
67.42
Page 39 of 63
Calculations
Input Data
Width / Diameter of Footing (Assumed)
mtr.
mtr.
SQUARE
3.00
=
mtr.
= Elastic/Immediate (For Sandy & Granular Strata)
1.80
Fig-9
Fig-12
YES
Factor
poorly
0.58
0.50
0.78
0.66
14.81
12.53
ABP for
10.92
9.49
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
23.00
26.00
40
31.00
37.00
ABP for
2
2
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
31
37
25
1.50
3.00
Correction of
SPT values
(IS:2131-1981)
ABP for
Width of Footing in M.
(Assumed)
mtr.
N Value >3
Cd
mtr.
mm settlement in
2
T/m .
Fig-11
= Flexible Foundation
1.0
=
75
IS:8009 (Part-I)
2015070002
1.80 mtrs
16.88
19.95
27.01
31.92
50.63
59.84
Page 40 of 63
12
Project Code:
1.50 mtrs
Depth of Sample:
References
2015070002 - GI
2.20 mtrs
Water Table:
Calculations
Input Data
N
Df
30
Depth of Foundation
1.50
N'
30.000
N"
22.500
33
Degrees
'
s
24
Degrees
1.000
mtr.
mtr.
-1
mtr.
gm/cc
Type of Footing
Condition of Soil
= Medium
Overburden Pressure
q = (Df x s) / 1000
IS:6403, Table -1
Kg/cm
B =( B x s) / 1000
Nc
Nq
39.728 27.340
Shape Factors
Sc =
dc
dq
'
N'c
N'q
N'
24
19.542
9.808
9.782
S =
1.0
W'
= 0.5
Inclination Factors
1.276
1.138
ic
0.000
iq
C = 0
0.5 BNSdiW'
4.496
2.150
6.646 Kg/cm2
+ 0.5 BN'SdiW'
0.557
=
+
2.061 Kg/cm2
Medium
1.0
qd = CNcScdcic
Loose
Kg/cm
37.778
Depth Factors
Dense
0.200
IS:6403, Table -2
0.150
0.000
+ q(N'q -1)Sqdqiq
1.504
+
Qs = Qnu / FS + OB
1.892 Kg/cm2
1.742 Kg/cm2
SBC =
18.92 Tons/m
=
2
18.92 Tons/m 2
Qns = Qnu / FS = Qs - OB
4.354 Kg/cm2
Qnu =
17.42 Tons/m 2
NSBC =
17.42 Tons/m
Page 41 of 63
12
Project Code:
3.00 mtrs
Depth of Sample:
References
2015070002 - GI
2.20 mtrs
Water Table:
Calculations
Input Data
Field SPT Value
IS:2131, Fig-1
IS:6403, Fig-1
Depth of Foundation
3.00
N'
37.000
N"
26.000
35
Degrees
'
s
25
Degrees
1.000
-1
mtr.
gm/cc
mtr.
mtr.
= Continuous Strip Footing
= Medium
Type of Footing
IS:6403, Fig-1
37
N
Df
Condition of Soil
Overburden Pressure
q = (Df x s) / 1000
IS:6403, Table -1
Kg/cm
B =( B x s) / 1000
Nc
Nq
46.120 33.300
Shape Factors
Sc =
'
48.030
25
dc
dq
S =
N'q
N'
1.0
W'
= 0.5
Inclination Factors
1.576
1.288
ic
iq
C = 0
CNcScdcic
0.5 BNSdiW'
0.000
12.481
3.093
15.574 Kg/cm2
+ 0.5 BN'SdiW'
0.701
=
+
4.434 Kg/cm2
Medium
1.0
N'c
Loose
Kg/cm
Depth Factors
Dense
0.200
IS:6403, Table -2
0.300
0.000
+ q(N'q -1)Sqdqiq
3.733
+
Qnu =
2.816 Kg/cm2
2.516 Kg/cm2
SBC =
28.16 Tons/m
=
2
28.16 Tons/m 2
Qns = Qnu / FS = Qs - OB
6.291 Kg/cm2
25.16 Tons/m 2
NSBC =
25.16 Tons/m
Page 42 of 63
13
Depth of Sample:
References
2015070002 - GI
Project Code:
1.50 mtrs
Water Table:
1.80 mtrs
Calculations
Input Data
N
Df
32
Depth of Foundation
1.50
N'
32.000
N"
23.500
34
Degrees
'
s
24
Degrees
1.000
mtr.
mtr.
-1
IS:6403, Fig-1
mtr.
gm/cc
Type of Footing
Condition of Soil
= Medium
Overburden Pressure
q = (Df x s) / 1000
IS:6403, Table -1
Kg/cm
B =( B x s) / 1000
Nc
Nq
42.924 30.320
Shape Factors
Sc =
dc
dq
'
N'c
N'q
N'
24
19.542
9.808
9.782
S =
1.0
W'
= 0.5
Inclination Factors
1.282
1.141
ic
0.000
iq
C = 0
0.5 BNSdiW'
5.018
2.447
7.465 Kg/cm 2
+ 0.5 BN'SdiW'
0.558
=
+
2.065 Kg/cm 2
Medium
1.0
qd = CNcScdcic
Loose
Kg/cm
42.900
Depth Factors
Dense
0.200
IS:6403, Table -2
0.150
0.000
+ q(N'q -1)Sqdqiq
1.507
+
Qnu =
1.696 Kg/cm 2
1.546 Kg/cm 2
SBC =
16.96 Tons/m
=
2
16.96 Tons/m2
Qns = Qnu / FS = Qs - OB
3.865 Kg/cm 2
15.46 Tons/m2
NSBC =
15.46 Tons/m
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Depth of Sample:
Project Code:
3.00 mtrs
References
2015070002 - GI
Water Table:
1.80 mtrs
Calculations
Input Data
N
Df
43
Depth of Foundation
3.00
N'
43.000
N"
29.000
35
Degrees
'
s
25
Degrees
1.000
mtr.
mtr.
-1
IS:6403, Fig-1
mtr.
gm/cc
Type of Footing
Condition of Soil
= Medium
Overburden Pressure
q = (Df x s) / 1000
IS:6403, Table -1
Kg/cm
B =( B x s) / 1000
Nc
Nq
46.120 33.300
Shape Factors
Sc =
'
48.030
25
dc
dq
N'c
S =
1.0
N'q
W'
N'
= 0.5
Inclination Factors
1.576
1.288
ic
0.000
iq
C = 0
0.5 BNSdiW'
12.481
3.093
15.574 Kg/cm2
+ 0.5 BN'SdiW'
0.701
=
+
4.434 Kg/cm2
Medium
1.0
qd = CNcScdcic
Loose
Kg/cm
Depth Factors
Dense
0.200
IS:6403, Table -2
0.300
0.000
+ q(N'q -1)Sqdqiq
3.733
+
Qs = Qnu / FS + OB
2.816 Kg/cm2
2.516 Kg/cm
SBC =
28.16 Tons/m2
28.16 Tons/m 2
Qns = Qnu / FS = Qs - OB
6.291 Kg/cm2
Qnu =
25.16 Tons/m 2
NSBC =
25.16 Tons/m2
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14
Depth of Sample:
1.50 mtrs
References
Value
2015070002 - GI
Water Table:
3.00 mtrs
Calculations
Input Data
Cohesion
0.26
-1
Dry Density
'
Kg/cm
13
9
=
1.972
gm/cc
1.722
gm/cc
Submersible Density
Depth of Foundation Df
1.50
mtr.
Degrees
Degrees
Saturated Density
sat
2.089
gm/cc
1.089
gm/cc
Void Ratio
14.51 %
=
=
2.72
0.58
mtr.
Type of Footing
mtr.
= Continuous Strip Footing
Condition of Soil
= Medium
Overburden Pressure
q = (Df x s) / 1000
IS:6403, Table -1
IS:6403, Table -2
0.163
Kg/cm
B =( B x s) / 1000
Nc
Nq
'
N'c
N'q
N'
13
9.928
3.352
2.078
7.978
2.290
1.066
Shape Factors
dc
dq
1.0
W'
= 0.5
Inclination Factors
1.189
1.094
ic
iq
CNcScdcic
3.069
0.5 BNSdiW'
0.420
0.124
3.613 Kg/cm 2
Medium
1.0
Depth Factors
Loose
Kg/cm
Sc =
Dense
0.218
1.644
+ q(N'q -1)Sqdqiq
0.231
+
+ 0.5 BN'SdiW'
0.063
=
+
1.508 Kg/cm2
1.345 Kg/cm2
15.08 Tons/m2
Qnu =
1.938 Kg/cm 2
3.362 Kg/cm 2
15.08 Tons/m2
Qns = Qnu / FS = Qs - OB
13.45 Tons/m2
NSBC =
13.45 Tons/m2
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14
Depth of Sample:
Project Code:
3.00 mtrs
References
2015070002 - GI
Water Table:
3.00 mtrs
Calculations
Input Data
=
42
Depth of Foundation
N
Df
3.00
N'
42.000
N"
28.500
35
Degrees
'
s
25
Degrees
1.000
-1
gm/cc
mtr.
2
mtr.
= Continuous Strip Footing
= Medium
Type of Footing
IS:6403, Fig-1
mtr.
Condition of Soil
Overburden Pressure
q = (Df x s) / 1000
IS:6403, Table -1
Kg/cm
B =( B x s) / 1000
Nc
Nq
46.120 33.300
Shape Factors
Sc =
'
48.030
25
dc
dq
N'c
S =
1.0
N'q
W'
N'
= 0.5
Inclination Factors
1.576
1.288
ic
0.000
iq
C = 0
0.5 BNSdiW'
12.481
3.093
15.574 Kg/cm2
+ 0.5 BN'SdiW'
0.701
=
+
4.434 Kg/cm2
Medium
1.0
qd = CNcScdcic
Loose
Kg/cm
Depth Factors
Dense
0.200
IS:6403, Table -2
0.300
0.000
+ q(N'q -1)Sqdqiq
3.733
+
Qnu =
2.816 Kg/cm
Qns=
2.516 Kg/cm
SBC =
28.16 Tons/m
=
2
Qns = Qnu / FS = Qs - OB
28.16 Tons/m
6.291 Kg/cm2
25.16 Tons/m2
NSBC =
25.16 Tons/m
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15
Depth of Sample:
1.50 mtrs
References
Value
2015070002 - GI
Water Table:
2.80 mtrs
Calculations
Input Data
Cohesion
0.36
-1
Dry Density
'
Kg/cm
18
12
=
1.871
gm/cc
1.595
gm/cc
Submersible Density
Depth of Foundation Df
1.50
mtr.
Degrees
Degrees
Saturated Density
sat
1.982
gm/cc
0.982
gm/cc
Void Ratio
17.31 %
=
=
2.60
0.63
mtr.
mtr.
= Continuous Strip Footing
= Medium
Type of Footing
Condition of Soil
Overburden Pressure
q = (Df x s) / 1000
IS:6403, Table -1
IS:6403, Table -2
0.147
Kg/cm
B =( B x s) / 1000
Nc
Nq
'
N'c
N'q
N'
18
13.290
5.416
4.294
12
9.402
3.058
1.792
Shape Factors
dc
dq
1.0
W'
= 0.5
Inclination Factors
1.206
1.103
ic
iq
CNcScdcic
0.5 BNSdiW'
5.770
0.717
0.233
6.720 Kg/cm2
Medium
1.0
Depth Factors
Loose
Kg/cm
Sc =
Dense
0.196
2.721
+ q(N'q -1)Sqdqiq
0.334
+
+ 0.5 BN'SdiW'
0.097
=
+
2.265 Kg/cm2
2.117 Kg/cm2
22.65 Tons/m2
Qnu =
3.152 Kg/cm2
5.293 Kg/cm2
22.65 Tons/m2
Qns = Qnu / FS = Qs - OB
21.17 Tons/m2
NSBC =
21.17 Tons/m2
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Depth of Sample:
Project Code:
3.00 mtrs
References
2015070002 - GI
Water Table:
2.80 mtrs
Calculations
Input Data
N
Df
53
Depth of Foundation
3.00
N'
53.000
N"
34.000
36
Degrees
'
s
26
Degrees
1.000
mtr.
mtr.
-1
mtr.
gm/cc
Type of Footing
Condition of Soil
= Dense
Overburden Pressure
q = (Df x s) / 1000
IS:6403, Table -1
Kg/cm
B =( B x s) / 1000
Nc
36
Nq
51.958 39.480
Shape Factors
Sc =
'
60.306
26
dc
dq
S =
N'q
N'
1.0
W'
1.589
1.294
ic
= 0.5
0.000
iq
C = 0
0.5 BNSdiW'
14.938
3.902
18.840 Kg/cm2
+ 0.5 BN'SdiW'
0.000
=
+
0.000 Kg/cm2
Medium
Inclination Factors
qd = CNcScdcic
Loose
Kg/cm
1.0
N'c
Depth Factors
Dense
0.200
IS:6403, Table -2
0.300
0.000
+ q(N'q -1)Sqdqiq
0.000
+
Qs = Qnu / FS + OB
7.836 Kg/cm2
7.536 Kg/cm2
SBC =
78.36 Tons/m
=
2
78.36 Tons/m 2
Qns = Qnu / FS = Qs - OB
18.840 Kg/cm2
Qnu =
75.36 Tons/m 2
NSBC =
75.36 Tons/m
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16
Depth of Sample:
1.50 mtrs
References
Value
2015070002 - GI
Water Table:
2.00 mtrs
Calculations
Input Data
Cohesion
0.23
-1
Depth of Foundation Df
mtr.
Degrees
Field Moisture Content
Gs
Specific Gravity
gm/cc
sat
2.072
gm/cc
1.072
gm/cc
Submersible Density
1.50
Degrees
gm/cc
1.730
Saturated Density
=
1.943
=
d
Dry Density
'
Kg/cm
9
Void Ratio
12.30 %
=
=
2.63
0.52
mtr.
mtr.
Type of Footing
Condition of Soil
= Dense
Overburden Pressure
q = (Df x s) / 1000
IS:6403, Table -1
IS:6403, Table -2
0.161
Kg/cm
B =( B x s) / 1000
Nc
Nq
'
N'c
N'q
N'
7.978
2.290
1.066
6.862
1.750
0.604
Shape Factors
dc
dq
1.0
W'
= 0.5
Inclination Factors
1.176
ic
iq
CNcScdcic
0.5 BNSdiW'
2.158
0.207
0.057
2.422 Kg/cm2
Medium
1.0
Depth Factors
Loose
Kg/cm
Sc =
Dense
0.214
0.000
+ q(N'q -1)Sqdqiq
0.000
+
+ 0.5 BN'SdiW'
0.000
=
+
Qnu =
1.130 Kg/cm2
SBC =
0.969 Kg/cm2
2.422 Kg/cm2
11.30 Tons/m2
0.000 Kg/cm2
Qns = Qnu / FS = Qs - OB
9.69 Tons/m2
=
2
11.30 Tons/m
NSBC =
9.69 Tons/m
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16
Project Code:
3.00 mtrs
Depth of Sample:
References
2015070002 - GI
2.00 mtrs
Water Table:
Calculations
Input Data
=
38
Depth of Foundation
N
Df
3.00
N'
38.000
N"
26.500
35
Degrees
'
s
25
Degrees
1.000
-1
gm/cc
mtr.
mtr.
= Continuous Strip Footing
= Medium
Type of Footing
IS:6403, Fig-1
mtr.
Condition of Soil
Overburden Pressure
q = (Df x s) / 1000
IS:6403, Table -1
Kg/cm
B =( B x s) / 1000
Nc
Nq
46.120 33.300
Shape Factors
Sc =
'
48.030
25
dc
dq
N'c
S =
1.0
N'q
W'
N'
= 0.5
Inclination Factors
1.576
1.288
ic
0.000
iq
C = 0
0.5 BNSdiW'
12.481
3.093
15.574 Kg/cm 2
+ 0.5 BN'SdiW'
0.701
=
+
4.434 Kg/cm 2
Medium
1.0
qd = CNcScdcic
Loose
Kg/cm
Depth Factors
Dense
0.200
IS:6403, Table -2
0.300
0.000
+ q(N'q -1)Sqdqiq
3.733
+
Qs = Qnu / FS + OB
2.816 Kg/cm2
2.516 Kg/cm2
SBC =
28.16 Tons/m
=
2
28.16 Tons/m2
Qns = Qnu / FS = Qs - OB
6.291 Kg/cm 2
Qnu =
25.16 Tons/m2
NSBC =
25.16 Tons/m
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17
Depth of Sample:
Project Code:
1.50 mtrs
References
2015070002 - GI
Water Table:
2.10 mtrs
Calculations
Input Data
N
Df
48
Depth of Foundation
1.50
N'
48.000
N"
31.500
36
Degrees
'
s
26
Degrees
1.000
-1
gm/cc
mtr.
mtr.
= Continuous Strip Footing
= Dense
Type of Footing
IS:6403, Fig-1
mtr.
Condition of Soil
Overburden Pressure
q = (Df x s) / 1000
IS:6403, Table -1
Kg/cm
B =( B x s) / 1000
Nc
36
Nq
51.958 39.480
Shape Factors
Sc =
'
60.306
26
dc
dq
S =
N'q
N'
1.0
W'
1.294
1.147
ic
= 0.5
0.000
iq
C = 0
0.5 BNSdiW'
6.620
3.459
10.079 Kg/cm2
+ 0.5 BN'SdiW'
0.000
=
+
0.000 Kg/cm2
Medium
Inclination Factors
qd = CNcScdcic
Loose
Kg/cm
1.0
N'c
Depth Factors
Dense
0.200
IS:6403, Table -2
0.150
0.000
+ q(N'q -1)Sqdqiq
0.000
+
Qnu =
4.182 Kg/cm2
Qns=
4.032 Kg/cm
SBC =
41.82 Tons/m2
41.82 Tons/m2
Qns = Qnu / FS = Qs - OB
10.079 Kg/cm2
40.32 Tons/m2
NSBC =
40.32 Tons/m2
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1.50 mtrs
Depth of Sample:
References
2015070002 - GI
Project Code:
2.00 mtrs
Water Table:
Calculations
Input Data
=
40
Depth of Foundation
N
Df
1.50
N'
40.000
N"
27.500
35
Degrees
'
s
25
Degrees
1.000
mtr.
mtr.
-1
gm/cc
Type of Footing
IS:6403, Fig-1
mtr.
Condition of Soil
Overburden Pressure
q = (Df x s) / 1000
IS:6403, Table -1
Kg/cm
B =( B x s) / 1000
Nc
35
Nq
46.120 33.300
Shape Factors
Sc =
'
48.030
25
dc
dq
S =
N'q
N'
1.0
W'
1.288
1.144
ic
= 0.5
0.000
iq
C = 0
0.5 BNSdiW'
5.543
2.747
8.290 Kg/cm2
+ 0.5 BN'SdiW'
0.622
=
+
2.280 Kg/cm2
Medium
Inclination Factors
qd = CNcScdcic
Loose
Kg/cm
1.0
N'c
Depth Factors
Dense
0.200
IS:6403, Table -2
0.150
0.000
+ q(N'q -1)Sqdqiq
1.658
+
Qs = Qnu / FS + OB
1.463 Kg/cm2
Qns=
1.313 Kg/cm
SBC =
14.63 Tons/m
=
2
14.63 Tons/m 2
Qns = Qnu / FS = Qs - OB
3.282 Kg/cm2
Qnu =
13.13 Tons/m 2
NSBC =
13.13 Tons/m
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Depth of Sample:
Project Code:
1.50 mtrs
References
2015070002 - GI
Water Table:
1.80 mtrs
Calculations
Input Data
Field SPT Value
N
Df
Depth of Foundation
IS:2131, Fig-1
IS:6403, Fig-1
31
1.50
N'
31.000
N"
23.000
mtr.
34
Degrees
'
s
24
Degrees
1.000
mtr.
mtr.
gm/cc
Type of Footing
IS:6403, Fig-1
Condition of Soil
Overburden Pressure
q = (Df x s) / 1000
IS:6403, Table -1
Kg/cm
B =( B x s) / 1000
Nc
34
Nq
42.924 30.320
Shape Factors
Sc =
dc
dq
'
N'c
N'q
N'
42.900
24
19.542
9.808
9.782
S =
1.0
W'
= 0.5
Inclination Factors
1.282
1.141
ic
0.000
iq
C = 0
0.5 BNSdiW'
5.018
2.447
7.465 Kg/cm2
2.065 Kg/cm2
Medium
1.0
qd = CNcScdcic
Loose
Kg/cm
Depth Factors
Dense
0.200
IS:6403, Table -2
0.150
0.000
+ 0.5 BN'SdiW'
+ q(N'q -1)Sqdqiq
1.507
0.558
Qnu =
1.696 Kg/cm2
1.546 Kg/cm2
SBC =
16.96 Tons/m
=
2
16.96 Tons/m2
Qns = Qnu / FS = Qs - OB
3.865 Kg/cm2
15.46 Tons/m 2
NSBC =
15.46 Tons/m
Page 53 of 63
19
Depth of Sample:
Project Code:
3.00 mtrs
References
2015070002 - GI
Water Table:
1.80 mtrs
Calculations
Input Data
=
37
Depth of Foundation
N
Df
3.00
N'
37.000
N"
26.000
35
Degrees
'
s
25
Degrees
1.000
mtr.
mtr.
-1
gm/cc
Type of Footing
IS:6403, Fig-1
mtr.
Condition of Soil
Overburden Pressure
q = (Df x s) / 1000
IS:6403, Table -1
Kg/cm
B =( B x s) / 1000
Nc
Nq
46.120 33.300
Shape Factors
Sc =
'
48.030
25
dc
dq
S =
N'q
N'
1.0
W'
= 0.5
Inclination Factors
1.576
1.288
ic
iq
C = 0
CNcScdcic
0.5 BNSdiW'
0.000
12.481
3.093
15.574 Kg/cm2
+ 0.5 BN'SdiW'
0.701
=
+
4.434 Kg/cm2
Medium
1.0
N'c
Loose
Kg/cm
Depth Factors
Dense
0.200
IS:6403, Table -2
0.300
0.000
+ q(N'q -1)Sqdqiq
3.733
+
Qnu =
2.816 Kg/cm
2.516 Kg/cm2
SBC =
28.16 Tons/m
=
2
Qns = Qnu / FS = Qs - OB
28.16 Tons/m
6.291 Kg/cm2
25.16 Tons/m2
NSBC =
25.16 Tons/m
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