Gi Report For P-631a Gawar Construction-Mml-12-R0
Gi Report For P-631a Gawar Construction-Mml-12-R0
(KALYAN TO TALOJA)
CONTRACTOR:
Reviewed by:
Date 14.11.2024
Approved by:
Date 14.11.2024
REPORT ON
CONSTRUCTION OF ELEVATED VIADUCT CH. (-) 860.224M TO (+)21316.022M)& 19
ELEVATED STATIONS VIZ.KALYAN,APMC,GANESH NAGAR,PISAVALI,GAON,
GOLAVALI DOMBIVALI MIDC,SAGAON,SONARPADA,MANPADA,HEDUTANE,
KOLEGAON,NILJEGAON,VADAVLI(KHU),BALE,WAKLAN,TURBHE,PISARVE
DEPOT,PISARVE,AMANDOOT,INCLUDING CONNECTING LINE TO DEPOT FROM
MAIN LINE REFERENCE 12+543 FROM VADAVALI(KHU) TO DEPOT CH 0 TO
1+393 OF LINE 12(KALYAN-TALOJA)EXCLUDING ARCHITECTURAL FINISHING &
PRE ENGINEERED STEEL ROOF STRUCTURE OF STATIONS) OF MMR PROJECT
OF MMRDA
LOCATION-P-631A
CLIENT: MMRDA-GC.
CONTRACTOR: M/S GAWAR CONSTRUCTION LIMITED
REPORT SUBMITTED BY
OCE PROJECT PVT.LTD
63-64 GAUTAM COMPLEX PLOT NO-17 SECTOR-11 CBD BELAPUR
NAVI MUMBAI
NOVEMBER -2024
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GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION REPORT FOR P-631A
REPORT ON
PART DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF ELEVATED VIA DUCT
CH.(-)860.224M TO (+)21316.022M)& 19 ELEVATED STATIONS
VIZ.KALYAN,APMC,GANESH NAGAR,PISAVALI,GAON,GOLAVALI
DOMBIVALI MIDC,SAGAON,SONARPADA,MANPADA,HEDUTANE,
KOLEGAON,NILJEGAON,VADAVLI(KHU),BALE,AKLAN,TURBHE,PISARVE
DEPOT,PISARVE,AMANDOOT,INCLUDING CONNECTING LINE TO DEPOT FROM
MAIN LINE REFERENCE 12+543 FROM VADAVALI(KHU) TO DEPOT CH 0 TO
1+393 OF LINE 12(KALYAN-TALOJA)EXCLUDING ARCHITECTURAL FINISHING &
PRE ENGINEERED STEEL ROOF STRUCTURE OF STATIONS) OF MMR PROJECT
OF MMRDA
LOCATION –P-631A
CONTRACTOR:M/S-GAWAR CONSTRUCTION LIMITED.
CLIENT :MMRDA
INDEX
Sr No Description Page No
I. Title page 1
II. Index 2
1.0 General 3
1.1 Project Description 3
1.2 Exploration Programme 4
2.0 Geology 5 -7
3.0 Field Exploration Procedure 8-9
4.0 Field Bore log ANNEXURE-1
5.0 Rock Test Analysis ANNEXURE-2
6.0 Chemical analysis of water and soil ANNEXURE-3
7.0 Rock Mass Rating ANNEXURE-4
8.0 Safe Bearing Capacity & settlement ANNEXURE-5
9.0 Safe Vertical & Uplift Pile Capacity ANNEXURE-6
9.1 Safe Lateral Pile Capacity ANNEXURE-7
9.2 Settlement Calculations ANNEXURE-8
10.0 Core box Photographs ANNEXURE-9
11.0 Field Bore log & Core log 29-30
12.0 References 31
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1.0 GENERAL
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The scope of the work in this report mainly consists of drilling one
the extent of different deposits, carrying out various field tests and
Testing has been conducted at OCE Project Pvt Ltd Laboratory which is
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2.0 GEOLOGY: -
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2.1 Climate: -
The climate of the region is tropical maritime with high relative humidity
throughout the year. The general climate regime is fairly equitable since
seasonal fluctuations of temperature are not significantly large. The
moderating effects of the nearby sea and the fairly high amount of relative
humidity in the atmosphere have restricted the variability.
The seasonal variation of temperature follows closely the course of the
seasons. January is invariably the coldest month and May the warmest.
With The onset of monsoon in early June the temperature decreases and
remains more or less steady. Again the temperature rises in October and
falls gradually till January, The maximum day temperature ranges in
between 280C to 320C while the minimum temperature ranges in between
170C to 270C.
The average relative humidity varies from lowest in the month of
December to the highest of 85 % during July. The humidity is relatively
higher in the morning hours than in the evening hours. The daily humidity
values do not show any significant or sudden changes. The relatively high
humidity has a considerable impact on the atmosphere in reducing its
variability. The relative humidity remains 44 % to 76 % throughout the
year.
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2.2 Rainfall: -
The monsoon generally sets in around the second week of June and
continues till late September. July and August are the wettest months all
During winter and the post monsoon season skies are generally clear. In
pre-monsoon season light clouds are observed in the evenings with clear
mornings. During monsoon both morning and the evening skies are
overcast.
The area of KONKAN falls in high rainfall zone. It receives rainfall between
2500 mm.
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Dr.E.S.Bhangale
(M.Tech, Ph.D.IIT Mumbai)
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CONSULTANT :General Consultant,M/s Systra S.A. DB Engineering & Consulting GmbH Y 2110268.659
5.0 1.50 Yellowish Gray Completely Weathered Rock 1 - 5+SP 4.00-5.50 13.33 NIL
6.0
1.50 Grayish Highly Weathered Basalt Rock 6 - 16 5.50-7.00 73.33 48.33
7.0
9.0
6.00 Grayish Slightly Weathered Basalt Rock 24 - 31 8.50-10.00 92.66 80.66
10.0
12.0
41 - 48 11.50-13.00 96.00 78.00
13.0
14.0
15.0
16.0
17.0
18.0
19.0
20.0
21.0
22.0
Borehole is terminated at a depth of 13.00 m below G.L.
23.0
24.0
Date :30.10.2024
:
TEST RESULTS OF ROCK CORES
Location : P-631A
Sr BH No Piece Depth, m Height Dia Area Volume Height Dry Wet Dry Load Unconfined Water Specific Porosity
No No No Diameter Weight Weight Density Compressive Strength Absorption Gravity
Ratio (Soaked Condition)
(cm) (cm) (cm2) (cm3) H:D (gms) (gms) (g/cc) (KN) (Kg/cm2) (%) (%)
9143:1979
1122:1974
RA-2021
RA-2021
RA-2021
RA-2017
RA-2021
13030:
13030:
13030:
1991
1991
1991
Test Method
IS
IS
IS
IS
IS
1 5 4.00-5.50 2.60 5.40 22.89 59.52 0.48 139 143 2.34 0.75 59.96 2.88 2.38 6.72
2 15 5.50-7.00 10.80 5.40 22.89 247.22 2.00 703 709 2.84 160.00 712.81 0.85 2.88 2.43
3 20 7.00-8.50 10.80 5.40 22.89 247.22 2.00 706 711 2.86 182.50 813.04 0.71 2.90 2.02
P-631A
4 29 8.50-10.00 10.80 5.40 22.89 247.22 2.00 712 717 2.88 187.50 835.32 0.70 2.93 2.02
5 36 10.00-11.50 10.80 5.40 22.89 247.22 2.00 719 722 2.91 247.50 1102.62 0.42 2.95 1.21
6 44 11.50-13.00 10.80 5.40 22.89 247.22 2.00 718 722 2.90 207.50 924.42 0.56 2.94 1.62
ANNEXURE-3
6.0 CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF WATER AND SOIL:
The results of water & soil sample tested in laboratory are given below:
6.1 CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF WATER:
Chemical analysis of water sample is conducted and the test results are given below:-
TABLE- 2
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF WATER
Sr. No. BH NO. Depth (m) PH Sulphates Chlorides
(ppm) (ppm)
Test Method IS 3025 (Part-11) : IS 3025 (Part- IS 3025 (Part-32)
1983 RA-2002 24) : 1986 RA- : 1986 RA-2019
2003
1. P-631A 1.60 6.68 719.84 1362.29
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Rock Mass Rating (RMR) of jointed rock masses, may be worked out based on IS 13365 (Part I).RMR are reproduced from Annexure B of IS 13365 (Part I)
below for ready reference: -
I-STRENGTH OF INTACT ROCK MATERIAL(Mpa) II RQD
Compressive Strength Point Load Rating RQD Rating
Strength
Exceptionally Strong >250 >8 15 Excellent 90-100 20
Very Strong 100-250 4-8 12 Good 75-90 17
Strong 50-100 2-4 7 Fair 50-75 13
Average 25-50 1-2 4 Poor 25-50 8
Weak 10-25 Use of Uniaxial 2 very Poor <25 3
Compressive
strength is
Ver Weak 2-10 preferred 1
Spacing,m Rating Very rough and Rough & Slightly rough Slicken sided 5mm thick soft
Very Wide unweathered slightly and moderately wall rock surface gauge 5mm
>2 20 rock wall rock, weathered wall to highly or 1-5mm wide wide
Wide tight and rock surface, weathered wall opening, continuous
0.60-2 15 discontinuous, separation rock surface, continuous discontinuity
Moderate no seperation <1mm separation discontinuity
0.2-0.6 10 <1mm
Close
0.06-0.2 8
Very Close 30 25 20 10 0
<0.06 5
Rating 15 10 7 4 0
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= 5.88 Mpa
Compressive E
Strength(Mpa) Mpa x103
0 0
5.88 1.176
100 20
E= 1176 Mpa
E= 1176000 KN/m2)
Poisson’s ratio (μ) = 0.20 (J E Bowles, Foundation Analysis and Design, 5th edition, Table 2-7, Page 123)
Therefore,Recommended Net Safe Bearing Pressure = 0.50 Mpa(50T/m2) at 4.00 m from EGL.
Embedment 1.50 m Rock (As per IRC-78 Clause No -705.2.2)
Therefore Founding Depth = 5.50 m
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= 69.90 Mpa
Compressive E
Strength(Mpa) Mpa x103
0 0
69.90 13.980
100 20
E= 13980 Mpa
E= 13980000 KN/m2)
Poisson’s ratio (μ) = 0.20 (J E Bowles, Foundation Analysis and Design, 5th edition, Table 2-7, Page 123)
Therefore,Recommended Net Safe Bearing Pressure = 1.00 Mpa(100T/m2) at 5.50 m from EGL.
Embedment 0.50 m Rock (As per IRC-78 Clause No -705.2.2)
Therefore Founding Depth = 6.10 m
1 4.00 5.50 50 53 50
Sr. No Dia of Pile Socketting Start of Socket(m) End of Socket (m) Vertical Pile Capacity (T) Safe Lateral Capacity (T) Uplift Capacity (T)
Lateral capacity of pile is depend on interaction between a semi-rigid structural element and soil which deforms partly elastically and partly plastically.
Lateral capacity of pile is depend on interaction between a semi-rigid structural element and soil which deforms partly elastically and partly plastically.
Lateral Capacity of Pile is dependant on resistance by top soil strata. Depending upon thickness of top two strata, effective depth of fixity can be calculated from following three options.
Sr.No Governing Stratum Remark
1 Top Stratum If thickness of first stratum (H1) >≈ Lf
2 Second Stratum If thickness of first stratum H1 is very small and (H2) >≈ Lf
3 Weighted Average If (H1 + H2) > Lf
Based on the present investigation data, selected governing stratum = 2 Second Stratum
Thereforte,Design Depth of Fixity of Pile Lf = 6.13 m
Calculation for Lateral Capacity of Pile
Deflection of pile is depend on restrained and unrestrained pile head conditions. Therefore,deflection at pile cut off level can be calculated by using following formula.
y= H (e + Lf )3 For Free Head Pile
3EI
Where, y = Deflection at Pile Cut Off Level=10mm as per IRC-78-2014 Clause No -709.3.5.2
H = Lateral Load
190 KN
Safe Lateral Capacity of Pile H=
19 T
Note :As the pile cap is below the ground level,L1 is consider as 0 (L1=0) and Lf/T is taken as 1.91 as per IS 2911-(Part-1/Sec2) of Fig.4.
P -631A 9.60 30 4.28 29580 0.10179 3.71 0.00 0.00 2.20 8.16 0.0 29580399 3010918 12 433572173.440 544027.842 796.97 81.27
Lateral Capacity of Pile is dependant on resistance by top soil strata. Depending upon thickness of top two strata, effective depth of fixity can be calculated from following three options.
Sr.No Governing Stratum Remark
1 Top Stratum If thickness of first stratum (H1) >≈ Lf
2 Second Stratum If thickness of first stratum H1 is very small and (H2) >≈ Lf
3 Weighted Average If (H1 + H2) > Lf
Based on the present investigation data, selected governing stratum = 2 Second Stratum
Thereforte,Design Depth of Fixity of Pile Lf = 8.16 m
Calculation for Lateral Capacity of Pile
Deflection of pile is depend on restrained and unrestrained pile head conditions. Therefore,deflection at pile cut off level can be calculated by using following formula.
y= H (e + Lf )3 For Fixed Head Pile
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Where, y = Deflection at Pile Cut Off Level=12mm as per IRC-78-2014 Clause No -709.3.5.2
H = Lateral Load
797 KN
Safe Lateral Capacity of Pile H=
81 T
Note :As the pile cap is below the ground level,L1 is consider as 0 (L1=0) and Lf/T is taken as 2.17 as per IS 2911-(Part-1/Sec2) of Fig.4.
Lateral capacity of pile is depend on interaction between a semi-rigid structural element and soil which deforms partly elastically and partly plastically.
P -631A 9.60 30 4.28 29580 0.10179 3.71 0.00 0.00 1.91 7.09 0.0 29580399 3010918 12 108393043.360 356002.613 304.47 31.05
Lateral Capacity of Pile is dependant on resistance by top soil strata. Depending upon thickness of top two strata, effective depth of fixity can be calculated from following three options.
Sr.No Governing Stratum Remark
1 Top Stratum If thickness of first stratum (H1) >≈ Lf
2 Second Stratum If thickness of first stratum H1 is very small and (H2) >≈ Lf
3 Weighted Average If (H1 + H2) > Lf
Based on the present investigation data, selected governing stratum = 2 Second Stratum
Thereforte,Design Depth of Fixity of Pile Lf = 7.09 m
Calculation for Lateral Capacity of Pile
Deflection of pile is depend on restrained and unrestrained pile head conditions. Therefore,deflection at pile cut off level can be calculated by using following formula.
y= H (e + Lf )3 For Free Head Pile
3EI
Where, y = Deflection at Pile Cut Off Level=12mm as per IRC-78-2014 Clause No -709.3.5.2
H = Lateral Load
304 KN
Safe Lateral Capacity of Pile H=
31 T
Note :As the pile cap is below the ground level,L1 is consider as 0 (L1=0) and Lf/T is taken as 1.91 as per IS 2911-(Part-1/Sec2) of Fig.4.
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It is considered that plate size of pile cap is resting on selected rock stratum at pile termination depth. Therefore, settlement can be calculated using
elastic theory by adopting appropriate values for modulus of elasticity and Poisson’s ratio of the rock mass.Modulus of elasticity is calculated using
Compressive E
Strength(Mpa) Mpa x103
0 0
79.73 15.946
100 20
E= 15946 Mpa
E= 15946000 KN/m2)
Poisson’s ratio (μ) = 0.20 (J E Bowles,Foundation Analysis and Design, 5th edition, Table 2-7, Page 123)
δ = qsB(1-μ )
2
Cd (Reference: Duncan C Wyllie Foundation on Rock Equation
E No-5.18 )
Where
qs B E Settlement Settlement
2 μ (1-μ )
2
2 Cd
(KN/m ) (M) (KN/m ) (m) (mm)
Settlement = 2.94 mm
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12.0 REFERENCES
foundation on rock.
Piles.
Foundation.
Edition.