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I SUB-SOL INVESTIGATION FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
PROPOSED I.STORIED FACTORY BUILDING AT NORTH BENGAI.
OF

I SUGAR MILLS LTD., GOPALPUR, NATORE.

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I NORTH BENGAL SUGAR MILLS LTD.

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F'AST BUILD.
43lF.-l0 (Ground Floor), Indira Road, Panthapath, Dhaka- 12 i.i
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. Architectural design, Structural ciesign, Electrical design. Plumbing dcstsr,
3-D view, Supervision, Pilling, Estimate' Pourasava sheet'

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i 1. INTRODUCTIONI

t 2. PURPOSE
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rl 4. FIELD INVESTIGATION

t 5. CALCULATION OF SOIL PARAMETER

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I 6. BEARING CAPACITY OF SUB-SOIL

t 7. CONCLUSIONS

I 8. RECOMMENDATION

I g, SITE PLAN AND BORING LOCATION

t 10. BORE LOG

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I 1 1. LAB TEST REPORT

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I 1. TNTRODUCTION:

t The report presents tlie field test resulrs oi tir:

geotechnical investigation and soil properties, carried out for the proposecl 1-siorirri

I factory building at North Bengal Sugar Mills Ltd., GopalpLrr. Natore. Irast BLrild ha:; l,'crir
appointed by North Bengal Sugar Mills Ltd. to carry out the detaileii subsoil inr'"stir.rLiL ,'

t work for the above-mentioned building.

t 2. PURPOSE:

I The purpose of the subsoil investigation is to obtairl iniirrtnar-ii.'i.

I related to subsoil condition and to determine engineering properties of rire i"tnder lrii,E
soil strata over which the proposed structure will be built. The soil investigatiotr tt'i li,t
field has been carried out in detail to evaluate the physical and geotechnical pt'cpctiics l"

rl the soil with a view to recommend and design the safe and most economic foltn.iatior: iirr'
the proposed structure to be constructed within the investigated sitel

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I 3. SCOPE OF WORI(:

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The scopes of this investigation were:

Execution of exploratory boring, recording of soii stratiflcation I'ittl

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position of ground water table.

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Execution of standard penetration test at 5'or 10'interval up to 55'dcpth.
c) Collections of disturbed sarnples at the sequences of'SPT'test.
d)
i Preparation of report with all works including bearirrg capacitr , rilIlL's ():

. soil recommendation with proper type of foundation.

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I 4. FIELD INVESTIGATIONS:
o EXECUTION OF BORING:
J 6 numbers of tjelds boring \A'el'c 3\ct-Lli'j.i

I at the site using 4 inch dia casing. The method consists of driving a casing through "i'hicir

a hollow drill rod with a sharp chisel or chopping bit at lower end, which is alternatii el''

r raised and dropped and also rotated. The cutting soil is forced up to the ground, scii

slurry through the annual space between the drill rod and casing. Before ial<ing tlle SI''i
tattr

t and collection of disturbed and undisturbed soil samples the borehole is cleaneci r',itrr
repeated circulation of mud slurry.

I O STANDARD PENETRATION TEST;

I The standard Penetratioi, L('r,

t was performed in all the boreholes. The tests were executed by using a thick r,i'all spi,,
spoon sampler of 1.375-inch internal diameter 2.0-inch outer dia and a 140 lb haruilc,

t falling freely from a constant height of 30 inch on the drill rod. The number:j .rl slorv:
necessary to produce the penetration were recorded in three difterent stages .rl r.'-r,1,

t intervals. The SPT values were taken as the summation of the number ol biori's Icrlr.rir','
in 2'd and 3'd 6 inch of penetration of the sampler. The N vaiues are sltor,r'tl t-ttt tht irc,'.:

t logs against the respective intervals of test. The standard penetration test pror,idc ii iiiti
knowledge of the density and consistency of the soil layer encountered anci ii.r ad,litit,',

I yield disturbed soil sample from within the split sampler used during the test.

J O DISTURBED SOIL SAMPLE:

I The disturbed samples wet'e -'.)iliri':

with the help of spilt spoon sampler used during standard penetration test. The --oiiL'ui( |

t samples were classified in situ and preserved in watertight poll'thene bags \\,Lh
identiftcation marks for on ward transmission to the laboratory fbr further anal\':is.
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I RECORDING OF GROUND U/ATER TABLE':

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The ground water

table was recorded in each borehole rope/ rod sounding afr"er 24 hours of completion of

t the drilling and sampling operation. Ground water table was found as below.

TABLE NO.l- GROUND WATER TABLE

I BH NO.
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Ground water table
l0'-7"
2 \0'-7 "
: J l0'-'7"
4 l0'-7"
5 la'-7"
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t 5. CALCULATION OF SOIL PARAMETER:

t . SHALLOW FOLINDATION:
The bearing capacity parameters \l,cf.

t calculated using field and laboratory test results. For cohesion less soil anu r,iircrt
undisturbed samples could not be collected, the field SPT values were tisecl aite':

I necessary correction

unit weight (y).

to obtain parameter like cohesion (c) angle of internal ii'i,:iiLril (t|,,

I a. For silty fine sand below ground water table where SPT vaiue is nrore rh,rir
15 the correction of SPT values has been done using the equation reconlmcnc'le"i o',

I Terzaghi and Peck. The equation is-

Nc= l5 + 0.5(l'J-15)

I Where N is the field SPT value and Nc is the corrected SPT vaiue.

b. For cohesion less soil and in calculation of bearing capacities f61 5i13llori

T foundation, correction of SPT value is done for effective over burden irressliri

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C: 0.77 log ro (201p)

I Where c is the correction factor and p is the effective over burclen prrssirlr-

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I r DEEP FOUNDATION:
Since the formation of soil conditiorts hrotl't i,i

the cohesive and non-cohesive group, the evaluation criteria for the determinatiott oisi'r:
I friction and point bearing capacity of the pile vary. The details of the evalttatioi.t iii--ilir,

t friction and point bearing capacity of pile have been discussed as below:

t a) COHESIVE SOIL:
For cohesive soil, the skin fiictiorr iittcl !rii,.

I bearing capacity for pile foundation have been evaluated according to tire ibliorvirts
general formulae.

1. fsu :
I 2. Qpu :
3C

1.3 CN. + yD (Nlq-l)

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f'u : Ultimate skin friction of pile

t Qp,: Ultimate point bearing capacity of pile

C = Cohesion
a = Adhesion factor
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y = Effective unit weight of soil

t N.,Nq : Bearing capacity factor

D : Depth of foundation.

: Based on the above relations the skin friction and point bearing capacity of col.icsire,,r',,i

for pile foundation should evaluate.

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b) NON-COHESIVE SOIL:
: For non-cohesive soil of fine siit-td anc srlrt:r

silt mixture, the skin friction and the point bearing capacity of pile have been r'\iiiri.rt-..
: by using the following relations as suggested by Meyerhoof skin fiictioo &ncr bcat'rnr

capacities of soil formation have been evaluated using corrected vaiues o1'SP'l acct,t'ciitir:
: to the.following relations suggested by Meyerhoof (Ref: "iournal ol'the ge!)iccirlri.iri
Engineering Division, ASCE, March, 197 6, p.206).
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1. = 0.4Nx Du/B = 4N
n Qp,
2. f', = N/50

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H = Ultimate point bearing capacity of pile (tsf)

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f,u = Ultimate skin friction of pile (pst)

N = Avg. standard penetration test value

Du/ B = Pile depth- Width ratio in sandy soil
T D6: Depth to which pile is driven into sandy soii'
B = Width of pile
: is some silt" ihe 21[-i1rrt
Since in the present case, soils are not purely sands and there
Schmertmaun to prtit ict
equation of Meyerhoof may be modified as per observation of
: given by Schi-nerlrlriri.rl
more realistic value of fru and qpr. Relations between N and Qpu &s

are aS follows (Ref: The Penetrometer and soil exploration,

G. Saglerat' second crllilr!;L'
: V'N'S' l\4arthr it)ti'
edition, 1979, p. 267; sotl Mechanics and foundation Engineering,

p.6es).
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mixture'
i. Silt, Sandy silt, slightly cohesive silt-sand
Qs'!-t
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T ii. Clean, fine to mediunr sand and slightly silty sand'

iii. Course sand and sand with little gravel :
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T iv. Sandy gravel and gravel

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the ques;tior' tlp.r \ -

is considered .Now we may rewrite Meyer Hoof s equations as tbllows:

T 1. gpu = 4'0 TorVft2

I 2. f,, = N/ 50 Ton/ft2
Basecl on the equations mentioned above evaluated values
bearing capacities are provided in Table No3'
of skin fiictir:u 'i'rt: ,-' '-

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TABLE NO. ?a.
Bore Hole- 1

: Depth(ft) v (pcfl v'( pcO Po (tsf) cn Nr lt'.

5 110 47.6 0.1 19 r.t t4 I l4
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15
t20
110
s7.6
47.6
0.288
0.357
1 .418
t.346
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30
4A
110
105
10s
47.6
42.6
42.6
0.476
0.639
0.852
|.250
i.t52
1.055
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TABLE NO. 2b.
1.065 0.981 50 49

I Depth(ft) v (pcfl
Bore Hole-2
v'( pcO Po (tsfl Cn Ni l.l.

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110
110
47.6
47.6
47.6
0.071
0.143
0.2t4
1.884
i.653
r.517
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9 110 2
15 105 42.6 0.320 1.383 o 11
20 110 47.6 0.476 1.250 f1 ,3

t 25
35
45
10s
i05
105
42.6
42.6
42.6
0.533
0.746
0.959
t.213
1.100
1.016
12
26
50
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50 105 42.6 1.065 0.981 50 i 4Ll

TABLE NO. 2c,

Bore Hole-3
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Depth(ft) v (pcO v'( pcO Po (ts0 Cn Nr' t\1.
4 105 42.6 0.085 1.825 1 13
; 8 105 42.6 0.170 1.594 !j_ i i9
T2 t20 s7.6 0.346 1.351 5 1

r 20
30
40
105
105
105
42.6
42.6
42.6
0.426
0.639
0.852
1.287
t.r52
1.055
t5
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50 105 42.6 1.065 0,98 r -tq
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Bore Hole-4

t Depth(ft)
6
v (pc0
105
v'( pcO
42.6
42.6
Po (tsf)
0.1 28
0.213
Cn
1.690
Ni
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15 r20 57.6 0.432 1.282 6 I
20 r20 57.6 0.576 1.186 1l t+

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35
45
105
105
105
42.6
42.6
42.6
0.s33
0.746
0.959
1.213
1.100
1.016
28
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50
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TABLE NO.
1.065

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0.981 i0 49

I Depth(ft) v (pcO
Bore Hole-5
v'( pcO Po (ts0 Cn N,' l\e

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10
105
105
42.6
42.6
0.t49
0,2t3
r.638
1.519
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20
30
110
r05
105
47.6
42.6
42.6
0.357
0.426
0.639
t.346
1.287
L.152
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t<,

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50
105
105
42.6
42.6
0.852
1.065
1.055
0.981
5ti
50
5l
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Bore Hole-6

I Depth(ft)
5
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v (pc0
105
105
v' ( pcO
42.6
42.6
Po (ts0
0.107
0.2r3
cn
1.751
1.519
Ni
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1-+

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r 20
25
35
4s
110
110
105
47.6
47.6
42.6
0.476
0.595
0.746
0.9s9
1.250
1.r75
1.100
1-j

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15

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105 42.6 1.016 5t) 51
55 105 42.6 t.172 0.949 5()

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t CAPACITIES (VALUES IN TSF, F.5=2'75)

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BH.2
BH-1

t Depth(ft)
Nr N. ftu Qpu Nr N. 'jpl

t 3 1 13 0.26 -li

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t 5 8 t4 0.27 l4 i

6 6 10 0.2ti til
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0.00
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t 10 5 1 0.14 7

9 t2 n ?{ l
t":
7 9 0.19 9

t
15
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20 11 T4 0.28 t4 6 8 0,1s I 1

T 25 l2 15 0.2q i)

32 37 0.74 37
: 30

26 29 0.5 7 2,.]
T 35

40 50 53 1.06 53
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50 50 49 0.98 49
50

50
51

49 0.98
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BH-3 BI-I-4
Depth(ft)
: Nr N. fru Qpu Nr N. fio tlpir
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t 4
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7 13 0.26 13

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8 6 10 0.19 10
t2 0.2-+ t')
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t t2 18 0.36
10 I8,

t2 5 7 0. r4 7

15 6 8 0.15 5

20 19 0.39 19 12 14 0.t8 i+
T 25
15
28 3.1 0.58 J+.

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35
2l 24 0.48 24
37 4l 0.8 r -il
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t 40
45
18 L9 0.3 8 19
50 5t 1.02 51

t 50 50 49 0.98 49 50 49 0.98 a-'

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BH-5 BFI.6
Depth(ft)

t Nr N. f.u Nr N" I
rsd
Qpu I
'ip"
5 8 t4 0.28 i"1

0.29 t5

t
7 9 15

10 4 6 0.r2 6 21 ): 0.,:4 32
l5 6 8 0.16 8 l1 15 ,J.i0 15

20 9 r2 0.23 t2 13 t6 0.13 16

T 25 7 B u. l6 B

t 30
35
40
26

50
30

53
0.60

1.06
30

53
39 43 0.86
,t 1
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55
50 49 0.98 49
50

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51

47
1.t,

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6. BEARING CAPACITY OF SUB'SOIL:
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. sHALLOW FOUNDATION:
I For square footing:
According to Terzaghi:
I TABLE NO-4

:2,75
t KSF, S.F

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TABLE NO.5
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KSF, S.F = U!
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. DEEP FOTINDATION:
I TABLE NO-6:

I Length of pile from the

EGL
Bearing capacity of pile for
different dia.

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Dia.=18"
(kips/pile)
Dia.:20" Dia.:24"

t 35 109 135 195

40 74 92 t32
I 45 194 240 34s

t 50 190 235 339

55 183 22',7 321

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I 7. CONCLUSIONS:

I The following conciusions lray be drawn regarding the subsoil

the project area:-

tirrrnatit'1 r

Il a) The layers of soil, upto 55'-0" depth of the investigation, have been foLilr(i iric5rittrtr

i at site.
in the Borehole; Six (6) nos of the boring were executed

b) The top formation of soil, extending to a varying depth

ol'0'-0" 1o 25'''L'"' usttttii.'

I bears non- cohesive to cohesive by nature consisting soft to medium

trace sand to very loose to medir"rm dense silty sand with some
stilf silty cla\ r"'{i'
clay beiorv thL'!:(r:

t except for the area of BH#l ,3 & 4 where medium stiff to

depth of 10'-0", 12'-0" & 15'-0" to 20'-0" below the EGL

stilf clay is obsegctl ir'L',c
subsequentll"

I c) Subsequent layers of soil upto the depth of 55'-0", non- cohesiYe

by' rlallirc ;ii'-

I greyish in color comprises medium dense to very dense sand with

somc sihi' soil

poor ro.ugirlV trpto tiir: 'rc.lr'' ''

t d) The bearing capacities of the shailow foundations are

15'-0" measured from the existing ground level'

I the shallow foundations are not feasible to provide rtnless the

toF s(). ::
a) Therefore
improved uPto dePth 10'-0".

rl b) Alternatively, deep foundations, preferably of the piles are to be required'

c) The necessary values of the pile capacities are provided in the Tabie No: 6

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suitable di which

t A) Advice to provide individual spread footing at 3' depth below the existing
I ground level considering net bearing capacity 3.0 I(sf or 1,5 Tsf tbr tlte' l-sltrti;:ti

t factory building with the following way.

t N.B:
1. Excavation should be 10'depth below the existing gror-rnd level ancl then eaci.r'i-

t inch fill and properly compact with the mixture of Cement. t-atty sand aud khoa it.t ri irrr:'

of S:Kh:C (Sand: Khoa: Cement) : 7:3:1 upto 3' depth below the existing ground levei'
t 2.Excavation upto l0'depth rnay be tough & also risky fbr tiie sicie slrllctlrrc
will
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3. Column spacing should not more than I 5fl Cc fbr shallou fbur-rc'latrorr.

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I 1. Advice to provide 20" length & 8" X B" SqUare

ground level for one- storied load bearing factory building.
pre-cast pile l'ronl ihc crt:r,'r!

I The bearing capacity for these pre- cast piles: 10 kips/piles or 5 Tons/piies'
Pre-cast pile is not suitable for side structure due to irnpact load. So i, is rle,;essiit.,

I to take necessary steps to balance impact load. if anv structLtrc is lrresert ::.
adjacent plot.

I 2. Advice to provide 20" dia & 50'-0" length cast in situ pile fi'orl Ll.c- i.\,5'1ir;-

I ground level for one- storied load bearing factory building'

Thebearingcapacityforthesecastinsitupiles:210 kips/piles or 105 l'61-r'1-rrtc-s

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a) ERL= Existing Road Level, I Ton:2000 lbs

T b) The bearing capacity of the bored R.C.C pile, as recommended aboi'r'. nttist
confirmed from the Load tests covering the entire Factory area in order to har e relia'hlr'
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T information regarding the Carrying bearing capacity as well as pile embedment ,cntth,

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t 8. RECOMMENDATION:

t Recommendation for a fbundation type does not depend only on sotl parameters iathi:i

some other factors like architectural layout, loading conditior-r. it-t-tpoitairie i:iill:'

I financial constraints, availability of building material in particr"rlar region

technique etc. also pay important role. Since it is a factory building &
beyond the scope of our assigned iob, we can just reflect on different oi.rtiorr ,.)ptr(\rl-
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constiLrrti",i

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* briefly, to help the design team to appraise the problem for appropriate soiutionr.

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a) The geo-technical/ structural engineer may select any fbuindauori r\ ,.,,.'

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according to requirement in the light of information provide in thrs reilorl
b) Whenever any soil improvement measures are taken or pile is driven" treir"-i

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tests must be carried out to ensure that tire bearing capacitl'tiucl:ictticn.te;r,
criterion commensurate to design values.

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the type, depth and extent of foundation considering economy ancl saf-etv of the llrop(-)j..1
structure based on geological condition of the site and physical propenies rri'ltrr
underlying subsoil stratum as furnished in this report.

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Consultant: Client lNorth Bengal Sugar N4itls l.rd

FAST BI.IILD.
Locatiofl I Gopalpur, Natore
43/R-10 (GROLIND FLOOR), INDIRA
ROAD,PANTHAPATH,DHAKA. I 2 1 5
E-Mail : fastbui ld. b d@gmaiL com

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BUILD.
43lR-10 (GROUND FLOOR), TNDTRA Location I Copalpur, Natore
ROAD,PANTHAPATH,DHAKA. I 2 I 5
E-Mail :fastbuild. bd@gmai l.com
Blows on Existing Ro;rct [,er ci ' . i --
Spoon Grouncl Level - i-ir
Description of soil sample
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Colour ID. Stiffness ID.

Date: 16- 1 2-2016 U i lU i-i :t, l_i -l(, l-. ii

Medium stiff silty

clay with trace sand
D1

Greyish Medium stiff clav J

D2

D3 Medium stiff silty 4"

clay

D4 Brorvnish

Dense sand with

some silt
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Very dense sand \i

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FAST BUILD.
43lR-10 (cRouND FLOOR), INDIRA
Location lGopalpur. Natore
ROAD,PANTHAPATH,DHAKA- I 2 I 5
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Blorvs on E,xisting i{oad Ler ul - I --1"
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Spoon Ground Level - r)'.r:"
Description of soil sample Cround W.Level - I()',r'' aS

Per l0 cnr L,.t'

Colour ID. Stiffness ID. nelralio;i

Date: 15- 1 2-2016

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D1 clay with trace sand
ium stiff silty
D2
Soft siity clay
D3

Loose silty sand

Brownish with trace clay

D4

Medium stiff silty

clay
D5

Medium dense sand

with some silt
D6

Medium dense san

with some silt
D7

Greyish

D8
Very dense sand
with some silt
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Client : North Bengal Sugar Milis l-td.
Location I Gopalpur, Natore
43/R-10 (GROUND FLOOR), INDIRA
ROAD,PANTHAPATH,DHAI(A- I 2 1 5
E-Mail:fastbuild.bd@gmail.com
Boring No # 03 Blows on Existing lloari i cr cl " I l f

Spoon Grounci I.et'tl =' (i -il' J

1,.

Description of soil samPle W.L-evcl - i(l'-.'

et j0 cttr ,.rf !.,

Stiffness ID, lol'l

Date:16-12-2016

Loose silty sand

D1
with some clay

D2

D3

Medium stiff clay

D4
Brownish

t Medium dense sand

with some silt

t D5

t
I D6
Medium dense sand
with some silt

t Greyish

I Very dense sand

t D7
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ro* BUILD.
Location I Gopalpur, Natore
43lR-10 (GROUND FLOOR), INDIRA
ROAD,PANTHAPATH,DHAI(A- I 2 I 5
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Blows on Existing Il.rad [-cre i -' r I -] ,i

Spoon Grotrrtd L"vel =' il' i)' :l
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Description of soil samPle und \\i,Ler'el - ;l-i' :
Blows Per .10 e:nl t)1' 1J
lr:
Colour ID. Stiffness ID.

Date:16- 12-2016

Loose silty sand

D1
with some clay

D2

D3

Medium stiff clay

D4
Brownish

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t
with some silt
D5

T
I D6
Medium dense sand
with some silt

rl Greyish

I Very dense sand

I D7
with some silt

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43lR-10 (GROUND FLOOR), INDIRA Location I Copalpur, Natore
ROAD,PANTHAPATH,DHAKA- I2I5

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ine No # 04 Blows on Existing iloa.i l-er;i = -- -I '

S poon Gror,rrrd L,evei - o'-()"

Description of soil sample round W.l-er.'el - iir-'''
Blou,s Per i0
cm oi
Colour ID. netrellt)ir

Date:17 -12-2016 5 l0 I i l(i 15 l() l: -lu .i) l

Loose silty sand

Brownish with some clay
D1
Mediurn dense
sand with some silt
D2

Medium stiff clay

D3

stiff clay
D4
Medium dense
sand with some silt
D5

Greyish

Dense sand with

some silt
D6

Very dense sand

D7 with some silt

D8

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43lR-10 (GROITND FLOOR), INDIRA Location I Gopalpur, Natore
ROAD,PANTHAPATH,DHAI(A- I 2 I 5
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Blou,s or-r Existing lload l.ei tl - I -l'

Spoon GroLrnd Le!e, :: (; ,ir ,

Description of soil sample Cround W.l-e lel l0 -.''

Bloivs Per' l0 cm .r,'
Colour ID. Stiffness ID.
Date: 17 -12-2016
lj l(l jj -tt, +-i -ir

Loose silty sand

with some clay
D1
Very loose silty
D2 with some cla
Medium stiff silty
clay with trace sand
D3
Loose sand with
some silt
Brownish
D4

Medium dense sand

l
with some silt
D5
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I D6
with some silt \l
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Greyish

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I D7
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BUTLD.
INDIRA
Location iCopalpr.rr, Natore
43lR-1 0 (GROUND FLOOR),
ROAD,PANTHAPATH,DHAKA. I 2 I 5
E-Mail :fastbuild.bd@gmai l.com
Existing RoaLl l-cr;l
Borine No # 06 Blows on
Ground Level = l'-(i'
Spoon
W,Leve l -= '.
Description of soil samPle Blows i'er. 30 crn ci
Colour ID. Stiffness ID.

Date: 11-12-2016

Loose sand with

some silt
D1

Medium dense sand

Greyish with some silt
D2

D3 Stiff silty clay

D4

Sample missing

D5

Dense sand with

some silt
D6

Greyish Very dense sand

with some silt
D7

Very dense sand

with some silt
D8
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43/R-10 (Ground Flooil, Indira Road. Panthapath. Dhaka-12 15

Iesf Report on Grain Sze Distribution of Sol/

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Client: North Bengal Sugar Mills Lt d.

j Location: Gopalpur Nator,

Project: 1-Storied Factory Building.

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Borehole No: 01 Sample No: D-07 Uepth 50fr
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GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CURVE

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20% \

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10.00 1.00 0.10 0 c)l

Sieve size (mnr)

Result: Sand :97o/o

Sitt&clay :03%
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43/R-10 (Ground Floor), Indira Road, Pant Dhaka-1215

Iesf Report on Grain Size Distribution'of SorT

T Client: North Bengal Sugar Mills Lt d.

rt Location: Gopalpur Nator.

I Project: 1-Storied Factory Building.

I Borehole No: 01 Sample No: D-07 Depth 50ti

I GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CURVE

I i

104%
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80o/o

60o/o
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0o/o

10.00 1 .00 0.1 0 0.0'i

Sieve size (mm)
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+ Result: '.97%

t Silt & clay '.030/o

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4llR l0 (Ground Floor), Indira Road, Pant Dhaka-|215

Iesf Report on Grain Size Distribution of Soil

Client: North Bengal Sugar Mills Lt d.

Location: Gopalpur Nator.
Project: 1 -Storied Factory Building.

Borehole No: 02 Sample No: D-04 Depth '1Sft

GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CURVE

Sieve Analysis Results

100o/o

80o/o

60o/rt
\
L
o
.fi4aVo
\
20o/o

)
0o/o

10.00 1.00 0.10 0.01

Sieve size (mnr)

Result: Sand :93o/o

Silt&clay :A7o/o

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43/R-10 (Ground Floor), Indira Road, panthapath, Dhaka- t2 t 5

resf Report on Grain sze Distribution of soi/

Client North Bengal Sugar Mills Lt d.

Location: Gopalpur, Nator.
Project: 1 -Storied Factory Building.

Borehole No: 02 Sample No: D-07 Depth: 35ft

Sieve Analysis Results

1A0%

80o/o \

60o/o \
L \
c)

E4oo/o

20o/o \
\
0o/o

10.00 1.00 0.10 0.(li

$ieve size (mm)

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Silt & clay :02%

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43/R-10 (Ground Floor), Indira Road, Panthapath, Dhalca- 12 l5

Iesf Report on Grain Size Distribution of Soll

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Client: North Bengal Sugar Mills Lt d.
Location: GopalPur Nator.
Project: 1-storied Factory Building.

Borehole No: 03 Sample No: D-06 Depth: 40ft

GRA IN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CURVE

100%

€'Ao/o

LI
u
60%
L
o
,E 40o/o
\
20o/o

0o/o

10.00 1.00 0.10 001

Sieve size (mm)

Result: Sand :96%

Silt & clay ".04%

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43/R-10 (Ground Floor), Indira Road, Pan!, Dhaka- 12 I 5.

Iesf Report on Grain Sze Distribution of SorT

Client: North Bengal Sugar Mills Lt d.

Location: Gopalpur Nator.
Project: 1-Storied Factory Building.

Borehole No: 04 Sample No: D-07 Depthr 45ft

GRA IN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CURVE

1000/o

80o/o

60o/o -_]
L
o
c
t 40o/o
U
20o/o
\
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0o/o

10.00 1.00 010 0.01

Sieve size (mnr)

Result: Sand .94%

Silt&clay :06%

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43/R-to(@ Pant

Iesf RePort on Grain Size Distribution of Soi/

Client North Bengal Sugar Mills Lt d'

Location : GoPalPur Nator'

Project: 1-Storied Factory Building'

Sample No: D-05 Depth 30ft

Borehole No: 05

Sieve Analysis ResLtlts

100% _l

80o/o
I
60%

o \
.f;40o/o I

\
2A% 1-

ill
0o/o
0.10 0.u'i
10.00 1.00

Sieve size (mm)

Sand '.98o/o

Silt & claY '.02a/o

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43/R-10 (Ground Floor), Indira Road, Panthapath, Dhaka- l2I5

Iesf Report on Grain Size Distribution'of Soil

Client: North Bengal Sugar Mills Lt d'

Location: GopalPur Nator.
Project: 1-storied Factory Building.

Borehole No: 05 SamPle No: D-07 Depth:50ft

GRA IN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CURVE

Sieve Analvsis Results

100%

8Ao/o
\

\
60o/o
L
o
C
E4oo/o \

\
20o/o

0o/o

10.00 1.00 0.10 001

Sieve size (mm)

Result: Sand :98%

Silt & clay '.02o/o

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apath, Dhaka_ 12 1 5

resf Report on Grain ske Distribution of so/

Client: North Bengal Sugar Mjlls Lt d.

Location: Gopatpur Nator.
Project: 1-storied Factory Building.

Borehole No: 06 Sample No: D-08 Depth 55fr

100%

80o/o

61o/rt

q)

rI40o/o

20o/o

0%
't0.00 1.00 0 01
Sieve size (mm)

Result: Sand : g7o/o

Silt & clay :03%

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43/R-10 (Ground Floor), Indira Road, Panthapath, Dhaka-12J5

DIRECT SHEAR TE,ST

Sugar Mi

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Project: 1 -Storied Factory Building.
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43/R-t0 (Ground Floor), Indira Road, Panthapath, Dhqka-1215

DIRECT SHEAR TEST

eliEht: North Benga

r, Natore.
Date Of SamPIing:16- 1 l-ii)1 ';
Project: 1 -Storied Factory Building. Date of Test: 16-01-10 i i
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