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OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORPORATION LI\lITED
INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND OCEAN TECHNOLOGY
Panvel, Maharashtra. 410 221
REPORT NO: I EOT/GE0/04/2003-04
TITLE: ' SOIL INVESTIGATION REPORT FOR
LOCATION FJ-7. BOMBAY HIGH SOUTH FIELD
SUMMARY
Geotechnical Field Investigation was performed by M/ s TL Geotechnics Pte Ltd foI
ONGC-Marine Survey Division from ONGC's Geotechnical . vessel "Samudra
Sarvekshak" between 1 lth May to 17* May 2003 for the borehole location FJ -7 in
Bombay High South Field, off west coast of India.
The purpose of the investigation was to ascertain'the soil conditions at the location for the
design and installation of pile foundations for a fixed jacket platform. The borehole was
terminated at 125.0 m. A separate CPT location was also carried out continuously to 12 m a1
a distance fiom the sample borehole.
Additional laboratory testing, evaluation of design parameters and engineering analysis
were carried out at Institute of Engineering & Ocean Technology, ONGC, Panvel. The
laboratory testing was specifically planned to provide soil parameters for mudmat bearing
capacity and pile design.
The soil profile at borehole location FJ-7 consists of layers of soft to stiff calcareous
clays and carbonate and silica sands with varying degrees of cementation.
Soil design parameters are given for estimation of the static ultimate bearing capacity oj
steel pipe piles. In addition, axial pile capacity curves, p-y, q-z and t-z data for a 54" OD.
2" thick steel pipe pile has also been presented. The bearing capacity of seabed soil has
been assessed for mudmat design. The ultimate axial pile capacity of 25 I" is achievec
at a penetration of about 90.00 m for a steel pipe pile of 54" OD and 2" wall thickness
J ack-up rig footing penetration analysis was carried out for the standard ONGC spudcar
and its expected penetration under maximum preload of 45MN is about 8-50 m. I t i:
recommended that prcloading at this site shall be done very carefully in the initial stage:
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SCOPE OF REPORT
FIELD OPERATIONS
3.1 General
3.2 Positioning
3.3 Water Depth
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LABORATORY TESTING
4.1 General
4.2 Laboratory Testing Offshore
4.3 Laboratory Testing Onshore
SOIL CONDITIONS
5.1 General
5.2 Stratigraphy
5.3
5.3.1 Clays
5.3.2 Sands
ENGINEERING ANALYSIS
6.1 General
6.2 Axial Pile Capacity
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6.5 Mudmat bearing Capacity
6.6 J ack-up footing penetration analysis
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
LIST OF REFERENCES
Drilling, Sampling and In-situ Testing
Soil Properties and Design Parameters
Axial Load deformation data (t-z and q-z data)
Lateral Load deformation data @-y data)
ILLUSTRATIONS
APPENDIX A General Data
APPENDIX B Laboratory Test Results
APPENDlX C
APPENDIX D
APPENDIX E General Information
Summary of Soil Conditions
Boring Logs, Drilling Log, CPT Results
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1.0 IN' ~H0UUCTION
Geotechnical Field Investigation was perfornied by M/s TL Gcotechnics Pte Ltd. for
ONGC-Marine Survey Division. from ONGC's Geotechnical vessel "Samudra
Sarvekshak" between 1 1 -?<-'!?'? to l7-@52Cl03 for borehole FJ -7 located in Bombay
High South field, off the \\'rst Coast of India.
The purpose of the investigation was to ascertain the soil conditions at the location for
the design and installation of pile foundations for a fixed jacket platform. The field
investigation consisted of one deep sampling bore with push sampling at every meter
upto 15m followed by push sampling at 1.5mintervals between 15m to 30m: From 30m
onwards, push sampling was performed between CPT tests of 2.0m spacing until final
depth of borehole.
The borehole was terminated at 125.0m depth below seabed due to well-cemented sand
layer. A separate CPT was also carried out at a different location continuously to 12m
below mudline at a distance &omthe sample borehole.
This report presents the results of the in-situ and on-board laboratory tests done by M/s
TL Geotechnics Pte. Ltd. and the results of onshore laboratory tests and engineering
analysis done by IEOT for a piled platform in Bombay High South Field.
The SI system of units is used throughout this report. A conversion table from SI to
other units is included at Plate E2.
A general map showing the approximate locations of various fields offshore lndia is
given in Plate El and the borehole location plan is shown in plate A2.
The design parameters and the results of foundation engineering analysis are presented
on Plates 1 to 15, which follow the text of this report.
The Appendices of this report include:-
Appendix A: General Data
Appendix B: Laboratory Test Results
Appendix C: Summary of Soil Conditions
Appendix D: Boring Logs and In-Situ Test Results
Appendix E: General Information
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2.0 SCOPE OF REPORT
The scope of this report is to present the results of the laboratory tests performed
offshore and onshore.
Boring logs showing the soil stratigraphy and the type and strength characteristics
of various strata -.
WISON cone penetration test results
Axial pile capacities for pipe piles of 54 OD and 2 wall thickness
Axial load-deformation characteristics (t-z and q-z data) for pipe piles of 54 OD
and 2 wall thickness
Lateral load-deformation characteristics (p-y data) for 54 OD pipe piles
Mudmat bearing capacity
J ack-up footing penetration analysis
3.0 FIELD OPERATIONS
3.1 General
The field work was performed by Ws TL Geotechnics Pte Ltd., for ONGC-Marine
Survey Division, on-board Geotechnical Vessel Samudra Sarvekshak owned by
ONGC between 1 1-05-2003 to 17-05-2003.
A sampling bore was drilled carrying out insitu tests and collecting push samples. Push
sampling at Im intervals to a depth of 15mbelow mudline followed by push sampling
at 1.5m intervals between 15mto 30m. From 30m onwards, push sampling was
performed between CPT tests of 2.0m spacing until final depth of borehole.
3.2 Positioning
The GTV Saniudra Sarvekshak was positioned- at FJ -7 location and drilling
commenced at 1355 hrs on 1 I h May 2003 using a four point anchoring system.
Positioning data, including the released and actual co-ordinates of the location FJ -7
are presented on Plate A I .
A borehole locatioii plan with thc positions of FJ -7 and ncarby locations is prcscnted on
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CPT Equipment
3.3 Water Depth
Water Depths (m)
Start time End time
1355 hrs on 11-05-2003 1350 hrs on 17-05-2003
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The cross-line bathymetric survey of the site was conducted prior to positioning the
vessel over the designated borehole. The survey commenced on 1 I * May 2003. The
result of the survey is prese&,d L, ?late A3.
The water depth at the location was measured at the start of the borehole with the drill
string, vessel's Echo Sounder and the CPT equipment. At the end of the hole it was
measured using the echo sounder and drill string.
The tidal variation curves are presented on Plates A4 to A7.
The water depths in meters measured at the start and end of the borehole were as follows
and note that these depths have not been reduced to chart datum:
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3.4 Drilling, Sampling and In Situ Testing
A straight flush drilling method, using a motion compensated rig with pipes, was used
to advance the borehole. When necessary. drilling mud was utilised to stabilise the wall
of tlic borcholes. Drilling operation coiiimcnced at 1355 hrs on 1 1-05-2003.
Samples were continuously recovered using the hydraulic push sampler using Shelby
tubes. The sampling and testing progra;iinie consisted of the following -
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Push sampling at 1 .O m intewal up to 15.0 m
Push sampling at 1.5 111intel~ill fioni 15.0 ni to 30.0 111
From30111 onwards, push saiiipling was performed between CPT tests of 2.0111
spacing irntil final depth of borcholc. The borehole was tcnninatcd at I25.00m.
Real time data acquisition was carried out at thc CPT hole (at a distance from the
borehole) with the downhole Wison cone penetrometer unit from mudline 10 sample
12mdepth at the location.
4.0 LABaRATORY TESTING
4.1 General
The laboratory testing was performed in two stages -
0 Laboratory testing offshore - performed by M/ s. TL Geotechnics Pte. Lid. for
ONGC-Marine Survey Division
0 Laboratory testing onshore - performed by IEOT
Sections 4.2 and 4.3 describe the offshore laboratory testing and onshore laboratoq
testing respectively. The detailed description of the soil conditions based on the results
of laboratory testing and CPT are presented in Section 5.0 of this report.
4.2 Laboratory Testing Offshore
Samples recovered were extruded from the sample tubes, inspected and subjected to
testing in the offshore laboratory onboard GTV 'Samudra Sarvekshak". The tests
performed were:-
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Undrained Shear Strength by Torvane and Pocket Penetrometer
Unconsolidated Undrained (W) Triaxial Test
Parts of samples were sealed in plastic bags and sections of undisturbed samples of
cohesive soils were waxed into cartons for further testing onshore at IEOT, Panvel.
4.3 Laboratory Testing Onshore
An onshore laboratory-testing programme was planned and performed on the samples
available to confimi and supplement the findings of the -offshore investigation. A
summary of onshore laboratory testing programme is given in Table 2 given in the next
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UU (Triaxial)
A summary of all offshore and onshore laboratory tests is given in Appendix B
on Plates B1 to B3. The Grain Size Distribution Curves are presented on Plates
GSl to GS 22 of Appendix B. The plots of Unconsolidated Undrained Triaxial
Tests (including 4 tests performed in the onboard laboratory) are presented in
Appendix B on plates UU 1 to UU 11. The Plasticity chart is presented on Plate
C1 and the Activity chart is presented on Plate C2 of Appendix C.
5.0 SOIL CONDITIONS
5.1 General
The soil conditions at the location have been interpreted from the cone penetration test
results, on board test results and onshore laboratory test results.
A summary of laboratory tests is contained in Appendix. B. Appendix C contains the
summary of soil conditions. Detailed boring logs, including range of undrained shear
strength (S,) interpreted from CPT results, are shown in Appendix D. For interpretation
of S , fromCPT, direct correlation is used with Nk (qJS,) factor.
Symbols and terms used in the boring logs have been explained in plate E4.
Section 5.2 gives layer-wise soil profile in a tabular form. The notations in
parentheses following the colour description are according to the Revised Standard
soil colour charts. Section 5.3 contains a detailed description of the soil profile. The
design soil parameters are tabulated i n Plates 1 & 2 of Illustrations.
5.2 Stratigraphy
Soil prolile oflhc boring FJ -7 is cit.scl-ilwd in Table 3 given i n the next pagc.
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Siliceous Carbonate SAND, silty, clayey, loose, fine to medium
Calcareous CLAY, silty, sandy, low plastic, yellowish brown
grained. grev (7.5Y4/1) with lot of shell frapments.
(2.5Y5/3) with numerous shell fragments at top and traces
towards bottom.
(2.5Y4/1) with numerous shell fragments.
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grained, greyish yellow (2.5Y4/2), with numerous shell
framents at top and few towards bottom.
Siliceous Carbonate SAND, moderately to well cemented, fine
grained bright yellow (2.5Y6/6) with few shell fra-ments.
Siliceous Carbonate CLAY, silty, sandy, stiff, light yellow (2.5Y7/3).
Siliceous Carbonate SAND, loose, fine grained, yellowish grey
Calcareous CLAY, silty, sandy, low plastic, yellowish grey
Siliceous Carbonate SAND, silty, clayey, loose, fine to medium
Calcareous silica SAND, loose, fine to medium grained, yellowish
Siliceous carbonate SAND, moderately to well cemented, fine to
brown (2.5Y5133.
coarse grained, dull yellow (2.5Y6/4), with numerous
Shell fragments at tou.
Calcareous CLAY, silty, stiff, highly plastic, yellowish grey
(2.5Y4/1) with pockets of fine sand and few shell fragments.
SAND, silty, locally well cemented, light greenish grey (7.5GY7/1).
Calcareous CLAY, silty, st%-highly plastic, brownish black
Siliceous carbonate SAND, dense, moderately to well cemented, fine
~.5Y 3/1) with occasional shell fragments.
to medium grained, yellowish grey (2.5Y6/1) with few shell
fraements.
Calcareous CLAY, silty, sandy, very stiff, highly plastic, brownish
black (2.5Y3/l) with numerous shell fragments.
Siliceous carbonate SAND, dense, moderately to well cemented, fine
to medium grained, yellowish brown (2.5YY4) with few shell
fragments.
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Calcareous silica SAND, moderately to well ccnientcd, fine to
medium grained, yellowish brown (2.5Y5/4) i vi th few shell
fragments at the top and numerous shell fragments and pockets of
clav towards bottom.
CLAY, silty, sandy, stiff, highly plastic, brownish black (2.5Y3/2)
SAND, well cemented, yellowish brown (2.5Y 514) with traces of
CLAY, silty, sandy, locally cemented, brownish black (2.5Y3/1) with
numerous shell fraements.
Siliceous carbonate SAND, fine to medium grained, moderately to
Siliceous CLAY, silty, sandy, very stiff, yellowish grey (2SY4/1),
with few shell fraements towards bottom.
clav partings.
well cemented. vellowish grey (2.5Y 6/ 1 ).
with few shell fragments.
Soil properties and design parameters
The soil profile at borehole location FJ -7 consists of layers of soft to stiff calcareous clay
and carbonate sand having varying degrees of cementation.
5.3.1 Clays
Visual observation of colour and reaction to HCI has also been considered while
classifying the clays as Calcareous or Carbonate. I t is to be mentioned that the bag samples
used for the carbonate content determinations is a mixture/conglomerate of the clay and
pockets of fine sand. In general, sand pockets and shell fragments were noticed in most of
the clay layers.
The Activity Chart shows clays to be generally active to medium active or inactive and the
results plot above activity line of 1.35.Clays generally show low to high plasticity. The
results plot above A-Line on the plasticity chart.
The cone penetrometer resulrs were used for interpretation of shear strengths of clay
layers. The undrained shear strength measurements by various tests show a general trend
of increasing / constant strength with depth. The design shear strength profile has been
derived based on the results of various laboratory tests with more \\rightage on UU tests
and strengths interpreted from CPTs.
For reconmendation of the shear strength profile, only those UU test results have been
uscd which are found in confomiancc with the gencral behaviour of the layer in
co 11side ra t i on.
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Visual observation of colour and reaction to HCI has also been considered while classifying
the sands in addition to carbonate content. The sand layers between 0.00 m to 1 S O m, 5.20 m
to 6.60 m, 8.80 rn to 1 1.70 m and 15.60 m to 16.70 m is loose and between I 1.70 m to 13.10
nl, 16.70 to 37.00 m, 49.90 rn to 54.00 rn, 69. 3 rn to 80.20 rn, 86.80 in to 89.10 rn sild
101.10 m to 105.40 m is medium dense. Sand layers between 89.10 m to 99.10 1.1and
109.30 m to 114.80 m are dense. Sand layers also have shell fragments. The CPTs show a
maximum tip resistance of 36 Mpa.
The design friction angles of the sands were evaluated fiom the estimated densities and soil
type. The nature of calcareous/carbonate sands - lower crushing strength, higher
compressibility and arching effect causing low residual radial stresses after pile driving - has
been given due consideration while selecting design fiiction angles.
The design friction angles for sand layers are in the range of 20 to 35 degrees. Allowance has
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been made for occurrence of weaker layers and the contents of fines.
A limiting skin friction of 20 kPa, for all the sand layers, was selected for driven piles
because of high carbonate contents and cementation, and limiting skin frictions for other
sand layers has been based on the density of sand. The limiting end bearing values were
selected on the basis of density, degree of cementation and cone resistance. The limiting end
bearing values for sands and cemented zones vary between 2.0 to 6.0 MPa.
ENGINEERING ANALYSIS
General
This section reports the results of the following engineering analyses:
Axial pile capacity for pipe piles of54 OD and 2 wall thickness
Axial load-deformation data for pipe piles of 54 OD and 2 wall thickness (1-z and q-
z data)
0 Lateral load-deformation data for pipe piles of 54 OD and 2 wall thickness (p-y
data)
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Mudmat bearing capacity
J ack-up footing penetration analysis
Thc Plates 1 to 15, which summarize the soil design parameters and the results of engineering
analysis arc prescntcd immcdiatcly alicr thc t cxt .
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6.2 Axial Pile Capacity
Axial pile capacities were calculated after an evaluation of the suitability of various design
methnds for the type of soils encountered at the location. The API criteria were selected as
the general design method with the following modifications and restrictions:
l nsadc Ultimate axial beanng capacity in sands is calculated based on API RP2A - 1993
using k=0.7 in compression and k=OS in tension. Also, limiting unit skin friction and unit
end bearing values as given in the design parameters on Plate nos.1 and 2 are used in
engineering analysis.
lmdags Ultimate axial bearing capacity in clays is calculated based on MI RP2A - 1986
method 2 with the following modifications :
For normally consolidated clays with Su/p,'< 0.45, a method (Tomlinson, 1977) has been
used with a=0.7. For overconsolidated clays with Su/p,I>0.45, API RP 2A 1986 Method 2
has been used.
For evaluating axial capacity in tension (pull out capacity) pile self-weight is not considered.
Unit skin friction on the inside of the pile is considered same as the unit skin friction on the
outside of the pile. Plug length to pile penetration ratio has been assumed to be 0.9 for
calculation of inner skin friction.
In calculation of axial pile capacity in compression, transition fiom weak to strong and
strong to weak layers has been accounted for. The transition from a weak clay layer to a
strong clay layer and vice versa is accounted for by linearly increasing Nc value from 6 at the
interface of the layers to 9 at a depth of 3 pile diameter. Similarly. in case of a strong sand
layer, transition is accounted for by linearly increasing the limiting end bearing value fiom
qlim(weak layer) at the interface of the layers to qIlm (strong layer) at a depth of 3 pile
diameters.
A local scour of 1.50 m. eaual to the deDth of the toD sand laver is considered .and -
corresponding overburden reduction zone of 1 S O m has been considered.
Unit values for skin friction and end bearing as derived from the design parameters are
presented in graphical fomi on Plate Nos.3 and 4 respectively. The ultimate capacity in
tension and compression of a 53" dia. and 2" thick open ended pipe pile is presented on Plate
No.5. The capacity is governed by plugged behavior in most of the layers. The required
penetration for an ultimate compressive load of 25.0 MN is reached at a depth of about 90.0
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6.3 Axial Load-Deformation Data (f -: and y-z data)
In this report the skin friction VS. deflection (t -z) data has been schematized as curves of five
points. I t is assumed that the residual ultimate skin friction is reached at 1% of the pile
diameter (Vijayvergia, 1977). The ultimate values are consistent with the unit slun fiction
values given on Plate no. 3. The t-z data are presented on Plate nos. 6 to 8.
The pile tip load vs deflection (4-2) data is schematized as curves of five points. The 4-2 data
has been derived based on load test data (Beringen, 1979 and Vijayvergia, 1977) and
correlation with laboratory tests on carbonate soils. The end bearing is developed at much
larger deflection than outer skin fnction. The ultimate values are consistent with the unit end
bearing values given on Plate no. 4. Transition fiom weak to strong and strong to weak
layers is accounted for in the analysis. The q-z data have been given for potential bearing
layers below 49.90 m to the end of the borehole. The q-z data are presented on Plate nos. 9 to
11.
6.4 Lateral Load-Deformation Data @-u data)
Bending moments and deflections induced in laterally loaded piles are usually evaluated
numerically with techniques similar to those for axial pile analyses. Input information for
such spring supported beam-column models includes curves of lateral soil pressure per unit
pile length versus lateral deflection @-y) data.
The design parameters used in the analysis are initial subgrade reaction moduli, k, for sands
and strain at 50% of failure stress, E ~ , for clays, which are presented on Plate Nos. 1 and 2.
Design values of 0.5% to 1.5% were selected for clays from an evaluation of the soil
properties and design recommendations for evaluation of p-y data. The design k values
range from 5.50 to 34.60 MN/m' for sands.
The p-y data is generated based on Matlock (1970) approach for soft clays and Reese et a1
(1975) approach for stiff clays. The transition undrained shear strength level between soft
and stiff clays is considered as 96.0 H a as per API recommendation.
For sands the p-y data is generated using ONeil and Murchison (1983) approach. This
approach has also been applied for cemented soil layers. The initial slope of the p-y curve is
very important and is a function of k, initial modulus of subgrade reaction. A check is
applied on the first point ( p / . y / ) to ensure that the computed k value is within 5% of the
design k value. Also, p l . p2, p3 and p4 values are limited to a value of limiting pile end
bearing of the concerned layer times the pile outer diameter.
The p-y data, down to 49.90 in depth, generated for 54 inch OD piles, are presented on Plate
Nos. 12 to 13.
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6.5 Mudmat bearing capacity
Mudmat ultimate bearing capacities have been computed for square, rectangular and
triangular mudmats without considering ~ r y Liar of safeij md assuming that penetration
into the sea floor does not occur.
The results of the calculation for triangular, square and rectangular mudmats with L/W
(LengtWidth) ratio of 2 are shown on Plate No: 14
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The ultimate bearing capacity is plotted versus side W, for square mudmats, side B for
triangular mudmats of equal sides and with smaller side W for rectangular mudmats,
(L/W=2). The recommended bearing capacity of mudmat is calculated using the projected
area method for sand over clay - two layer system - using a load spread of 1 :3.
6.6 J ack-up Rig Spudcan Penetration
J ack-up rig footing penetration analysis for the standard ONGC spudcan was
performed using the computer program SPUDPEN. The bearing capacity curve for
this rig is presented in Plate No. 15.
The leg penetration depth has been estimated for the maximum preload of 45 MN
and the penetration refers to the tip of the spudcan. Analyses do not account for
lateral variability of the soil strata.
I t is found from the analysis that the moderately cemented fine to coarse grained
silica sand is capable of supporting the rig spudcan. The likely spudcan penetration is
about 8.50 rn.
7.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
The soil investigations and engineering analysis as presented in this report provide the
basic data for the foundation design of a piled platform. The soil profile consists
predominantly of layers of soft to stiff calcareous clay which are low to highly plastic and
calcareous and carbonate-sand layers with varying degrees of cementation.
I n recommending the design parameters, due consideration is laid on the results reported
in the preliminary field report and results of laboratory test performed at IEOT laboratory.
The CPT logs as presentcd i n I>reliminary report are interpreted baed upon the database
;ivailablc inhouse for calc:ircous / c;irbonate clays and sands.
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The ultimate axial pile capacity is governed by plugged behavior. The ultimate axial pile
capacity in compression of 25.0 MN can be achieved at a penetration of about 90.0 rn for a
steel pipe pile of 54" outer diameter and 2" wall thickness.
I t is recommended to carry out detailed driveability studies giving due consideration to
likely setting up effects in clays.
The jack-up rig footing penetration analysis for the standard ONGC spudcan sho\ved that
the final penetration of the spudcan will be about 8.50 m under the maximum preload of
45 MN. However, it is recommended that preloading at this site shall be done very
carefully in the initial stages upto 8.50 m to avoid rapid penetration. In case of punch-
through in the upper sand layers the rig may rest at around 15.00 m.
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Laterally Loaded Piles in Stiff Clay" OTC Paper No.2312. Proceeding of the
Offshore Technology Conference, Vol 11, pp 67 1-690
13.Vijayvergia, V.N. (1977): "Load-movement characteristics of piles",
Ports77 Conference, Long Beach, California
14. Young, A.G.; Remmes, B.D. and Meyer, B.J. (1984): "Foundation
Performance of Offshore Jack-up Drilling Rigs", Journal of Geotechnical
Engineering, ASCE, Vol 10, No. 7, J uly 84, pp. 84 1-859
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ILLUSTRATIONS
Plate
Design Soil Parameters
Ultimate Unit Skin Friction and End Bearing
Ultimate Bearing Capacity Curves for 54" OD Pile
t-z Data for 54 inch OD Pile
q-z Data for 54 inch OD Pile
p-y Data for 54 inch OD Pile
Ultimate Mudmat Bearing Capacity
Jack-up Rig Footing Penetration Curve
1- 2
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ILAST. =Ip/mp/hp : l ow /medium/ high plasticity
DENS. =I I m I d : loose I medium / dense sand
qlim =limit unit end bearing pressure
flim =limit unit skin friction
k
c50 =strain at 50% failure strcss
=modulus of subgrade rcaction
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86.8
86.8
89. I
89.1
99.1
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101.1
101.1
105.4
105.4
109.3
109.3
114.8
114.8
125.0
CLAY
SAND
SAND
CLAY
SAND
CLAY
SAND
CLAY
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CALCJ SANDST. =CalcarcnitelSandstone
PLAST. =Iplmplhp : low /mcdiunll high plasticity
DENS. =11 in l d : looss mcdiuni / dense sand
qlim =limit unit end bearing pressure
tlim =limit unit skin friction
k
c50 =strain at 50% failure stress
=modulus of subgrade reaction
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T- Z DATA LOCATI ON: FJ - 7
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PI LE DI AMETER = 1.372 m
WALL THI CKNESS = 0. 051 m
PLUG LENGTH : PI LE PENETRATI ON RATI O = 0.90
CLAYS : API 1986 METHOD 2 / TOMLI NSON (1977) METHOD
SANDS : API 1993 METHOD (K = 0.7 compr essi on, 0.5 t ensi on)
t - 2 DATA : VI J AYVERGI YA (1977) METHOD
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t l / t 5 = Mobi l i zed ski n f r i ct i on ( MN/ m)
21/25 = Pi l e- soi l di spl acement ( mm)
0.00
1.50
1.50
5.20
5.20
6.60
6.60
8.80
8.80
11.70
SAND c 0. 000
t 0. 000
SAND c 0 . 0 0 0
t . . p. 000
CLAY .c.. 0. 000
- t 0. 000
CLAY C 0.050
t 0.050
SAND c 0.019
t 0.013
SAND C 0.025
t 0.018
CLAY C 0.035
t 0.035
CLAY C 0.D35
t 0.035
SAND C 0.046
t 0.033
SAND C 0.050
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1.7 0.000 3.4 0.000 6.9 0.000
1.7 0.000 3.4 0.000 6.9 0.000
1.7 0.000 3.4 0.000 6.9 0.000
1.7 0.000 3.4 0.000 6.-9 0.000
1 3 0.000 3.4 0.000 6.9 0.000
1.7 0.065 3.4 0.079 6.9 0.085
1.7 0.065 3.4 0.079 6.9 0.085
1.7 0.024 3.4 0.029 6.9 0.032
1.7 0.017 3.4 0.021 6.9 0.023
1.7 0.032 3.4 0.040 6.9 0.043
1.7 0.023 3.4 0.028 6.9 0.030
1.7 0.045 3.4 0.055 6.9 0.059
1.7 0.045 3.4 0.055 6.9 0.059
1.7 0.045 3.4 0.055 6.9 0.059
1.7 0.045 3.4 0.055 6.9- 0.059
1.7 0.059 3.4 0.072 6.9 0.078
1.7 0.042 3.4 0.052 6.9 0.056
1.7 0.065 3.4 0.079 6.9 0.085
1.7 0.058 3.4 0.070 6.9 0.076
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10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
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0.000 13.7
0.000 13.7
0.000 13.7
0.000 13.7
0.000 13.7
0.086 13.7
0.086 13.7
0.032 13.7
0.023 13.7
0.043 13.7
0.031 13.7
0.060 13.7
0.060 13.7
0.060 13.7
0.060 13.7
0.079 13.7
0.057 13.7
0.086 13.7
0.077 13.7
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LOCATION : FJ - 7
t/c = Tension/cornpression
tl/r;> = Mobiiized skin friction (MN/m)
zl/z5 = Pile-soil displacement (mm)
11.70
13.10
13.10
. 15.60
15.60
16.70
16.70
37.00
37 - 00
49.90
49.90
54.00
54.00
69.60
69.60
80.20
SAND c
t
SAND c
t
CLAY c
t
CLAY c
t
SAND c
t
SAND c
t
SAND c
t
SAND c
t
CLAY c
t
CLAY c
t
SAND c
t
SAND c
t
CLAY c
t
CLAY c
t
SAND c
t
SAND c
t
0.050
0.050
0,050
0.050
0.061
0.061
0.061
0,061
0.050
0.050
0.050
0.050
0,050
0.050
0.050
0.050
0.193
0.193
0.193
0.193
0.050
0.050
0.050
0.050
0.255
0.255
0.255
0.255
0.050
0.050
0.050
0.050
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.079
1.7 0.079
1.7 0.079
1.7 0.079
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.249
1.7 0.249
1.7 0.249
1.7 0.249
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.328
1.7 0.328
1.7 0.326
1.7 0.326
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.065
1.7 0.065
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.097
3.4 0.097
3.4 0.097
3.4 0.097
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.303
3.4 0.303
3.4 0.303
3.4 0.303
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.400
3.4 0.400
3.4 0.400
3.4 0.400
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.079
3.4 0.079
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6.9 0.065
6.9 0.065
6.9 0.065
6.9 0.104
6.9 0.104
6.9 0.104
6.9 0.104
6.9 0.065
6.9 0.065
6.9 0.065
6.9 0.065
6.9 0.065
6.9 0.085
6.9 0.065
6.9 0.065
6.9 0.326
6.9 0.326
6.9 0.326
6.9 0.326
6.9 0.065
6.9 0.085
6.9 0.065
6.9 0.065
6.9 0.430
6.9 0.430
6.9 0.430
6.9 0.430
6.9 0.065
6.9 0.065
6.9 0.065
6.9 0.065
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10.3 0.066 13.7
10.3 0.066 13.7
10.3 0.066 13.7
10.3 0.106 13.7
10.3 0.106 13.7
10.3 0.106 13.7
10.3 0.106 13.7
10.3 0.086 13.7
10.3 0.066 13.7
10.3 0.066 13.7
10.3 0.066 13.7
10.3 0.066 13.7
10.3 0.066 13.7
10.3 0.066 13.7
10.3 0.066 13.7
10.3 0.332 13.7
10.3 0.332 13.7
10.3 0.332 13.7
10.3 0.332 13.7
10.3 0.066 13.7
10.3 0.086 13.7
10.3 0.066 13.7
10.3 0.066 13.7
10.3 0.437 13.7
10.3 0.437 13.7
10.3 0.437 13.7
10.3 0.-437 13.7
10.3 0.066 13.7
10.3 0.066 13.7
10.3 0.066 13.7
10.3 0.066 13.7
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t/c = Tension/compression
'tl/t5 = Mobilized skin friction (MN/m)
21/25 = Pile-soil displacement (mm)
80.20
86.80
86.80
89.10
89- 10
99.10
99.10
101.10
101.10
105.40
105 - 40
109.30
109.30
114.80
114.80
125.00
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CLAY c
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SAND c
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SAND c
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SAm c
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SAND c
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CLAY c
t
CLAY c
t
SAND c
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SAND c
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CLAY c
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CLAY c
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SAND c
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SAND c
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CLAY c
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CLAY c
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0.211
0.290
0.290
0.050
0.050
0.050
0.050
0.050
0.050
0.050
0.050
0.351
0.351
0.351
0.351
0.050
0.050
0.050
0.050
0.263
0.263
0.351
0.351
0.050
0.050
0.050
0.250
0.386
0.386
0.386
0.386
1. 7
1. 7
1.7
1. 7
1.7
1. 7
1. 7
1. 7
1. 7
1.7
1. 7
1.7
1. 7
1.7
1. 7
1. 7
1.7
1. 7
1.7
1. 7
1. 7
1. 7
1. 7
1.7
1. 7
1.7
1. 7
1. 7
1. 7
1. 7
1. 7
1. 7
0.272
0.272
0.373
0.373
0.065
0.065
0.065
0.065
0.065
0.065
0.065
0.065
0.453
0.453
0.453
0.453
0.065
0.065
0.065
0.065
0.339
0.339
0.453
0.453
0 - 065
0.065
0.065
0.065
0.498
0.498
0.498
0.498
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3 - 4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3 - 4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3 - 4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3 - 4
3 - 4
3.4
3.4
3.4
0.331
0.331
0.455
0.455
0.079
0.079
0.079
0.079
0.079
0.079
0.079
0.079
0.552
0.552
0.552
0.552
0.079
0.079
0.079
0.079
0.414
0.414
0.552
0.552
0.079
0.079
0.079
0.079
0.607
0.607
0.607
0.607
6. 9
6.9
6. 9
6.9
6.9
6.9
6.9
6.9
6.9
6. 9
6.9
6.9
6.9
6.9
6.9
6.9
6.9
6. 9
6.9
6.9
6.9
6.9
6. 9
6.9
6. 9
6.9
6.9
6. 9
6.9
6. 9
6.9
a6. 9
0.356
0.356
0.489
0.489
0.085
0.085
0.085
0.085
0.085
0 - 085
0.085
0.085
0.593
0.593
0.593
0.593
0.085
0.085
0.085
0.085
0.444
0.444
0.593
0.593
0.085
0.085
0.085
0.085
0.652
0.652
0.652
0.652
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
10.3
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0.362
0 -498
0.498
0.086
0.086
0.086
0.086
0.086
0.086
0.086
0.086
0.603
0.603
0.603
0.603
0.086
0.086
0.086
0.086
0.453
0.453
0.603
0.603
0.086
0.086
0.086
0.086
0.664
0.664
0.664
0.664
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
13.7
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PI LE DI AMETER = 1.372 m
WALL ' I ' HI cKNESS = 0.051 m
PLUG LENGTH : PI LE PENETRATI ON RATI O = 0.90
CLAY s : API 1986 METHOD 2
SANDS : API 1993 METHOD (K = 0.7 compr essi on, 0.5 t ensi on)
.q-Z DATA : VI J AWERGI YA (1977) METHOD
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OVERBURDEN REDUCTI ON ZONE = 6.000 m
Ti p 0 = unpl ugged, 1 = pl ugged
91/95 = Mobi l i zed end bear i ng (MN)
21/25 = Pi l e- soi l di spl acement ( mm)
49.90
49.90
50.90
51.90
52.90
53.90
54.00
54.00
55.00
56.00
57.00
58.00
59.00
60.00
61.00
62.00
63.00
64.00
65.00
66.00
67.00
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SAND
SAND
SAND
SAND
SAND
SAND
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CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
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CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
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1
1
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0.91
0.91
1.58
2.25
1.86
1.26
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1 :20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
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13.7 1.10 27.4 1.27 54.9 1.36 82.3 1.46 13,7.2
13.7 1.91 27.4 2.21 54.9 2.37 82.3 2.54 137.2
13.7 2.72 27.4 3.15 54.9 3.37 82.3 3.63 137.2
13.7 2.25 27.4 2.60 54.9 2.78 82.3 2.99 137.2
13.7 1.52 27.4 1.76 54.9 1.88 82.3 2.03 137.2
13.7 1.45 27.4 1.68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
13.7 1.45 27.4 1.68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
13.7 1.45 27.4 1.68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
13.7 1.45 27.4 1.68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
13.7 1.45 27.4 1.68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
13.7 1.45 27.4 1.68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
13.7 1.45 27.4 1.68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
13.7 1.45 27.4 1.68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
13.7 1.'45 27.4 1.68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
13.7 1.45 27.4 1.68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
13.7 1.45 27.4 1.68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
13.7 1.45 27.4 1--68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1-93 137.2
13.7 1.45 27.4 1.68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
13.7 1.45 27.4 1.68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
13.7 1.45 27.4 1.68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
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Ti p 0 = unpl ugged, 1 = pl ugged
ql/q5 = Mobi l i zed end bear i ng (MN)
zl/z5 = Pi l e- soi l di spl acement ( mm)
Dept h Soi l
m t ype t i p q l zl 92 22 93 23 94 24 95 z5
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
68.00 CLAY 1 1-20 13.7 1.45 27.4 1.68 54.3 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
69.00 CLAY 1 1.20 13.7 1.45 27.4 1.68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
69.60 CLAY 1 1.20 13.7 1.45 27.4 1.68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
69.60 SAND 1 1.20 13.7 1.45 27.4 1.68 54.9 1.79 82.3 1.93 137.2
70.60 SAND 1 2.24 13.7 2.71 27.4 3.15 54.9 3.36 82.3 3.62 137.2
71.60 SAND 1 3.29 13.7 3.98 27.4 4.61 54.9 4.93 82.3 5.30 137.2
72.60 SAND 1 4.33 13.7 5.24 27.4 6.08 54.9 6.50 82.3 6.99 137.2
73.60 SAND 1 5.38 13.7 6.51 27.4 7.55 54.9 8.07 82.3 8.67 137.2
74.60 SAND 1 5.50 13.7 6.65 27.4 7.72 54.9 8.25 82.3 8.87 137.2
75.60 SAND 1 5.50 13.7 6.65 27.4 7.72 54.9 8.25 82.3 8.87 137.2
76.60 SAND 1 4.93 13.7 5.97 27.4 6.92 54.9 7.40 82.3 7.96 137.2
77.60 SAND 1 3.84 13.7 4.64 27.4 5.39 54.9 5.76 82.3 6.19 137.2
78.60 SAND 1 2.74 13.7 3.32 27.4 3.85 54.9 4.11 82.3 4.42 137.2
79.60 SAND 1 1.65 13.7 1.99 27.4 2.31 54.9 2.47 82.3 2.66 137.2
80.20 SAND 1 0.99 13.7 1.20 27.4 1.39 54.9 1.48 82.3 1.60 137.2
80.20 CLAY 1 0.99 13.7 1.20 27.4 1.39 54.9 1.48 82.3 1.60 137.2
81.20 CLAY 1 1.05 13.7 1.27 27.4 1.47 54.9 1.57 82.3 1.69 137.2
83.20 CLAY 1 1.16 13.7 1.40 27.4 1.63 54.9 1.74 82.3 1.87 137.2
84.20 CLAY 1 1.21 13.7 1.47 27.4 1.70 54.9 1.82 82.3 1.96 137.2
85.20 CLAY 1 1.27 13.7 1.54 27.4 1.78 54.9 1.91 82.3 2.05 137.2
86.20 CLAY 1 1.33 13.7 1.61 27.4 1.86 54.9 1.99 82.3 2.14 137.2
86.80 CLAY 1 1.36 13.7 1.65 27.4 1.91 54.9 2.04 82.3 2.20 137.2
86.80 SAND 1 1.36 13.7 1.65 27.4 1.91 54.9 2.04 82.3 2.20 137.2
87.80 SAND 1 1.92 13.7 2.32 27.4 2.70 54.9 2.88 82.3 3.10 137.2
88.80 SAND 1 2.48 13.7 3.00 27.4 3.48 54.9 3.72 82.3 4.00 137.2
89.10 SAND 1 2.65 13.7 3.20 27.4 3.72 54.9 3.97 82.3 4.27 137.2
89.10 SAND 1 3.67 13.7 4.44 27.4 5.14 54.9 5.50 82.3 5.91 137.2
90.10 SAND 1 4.11 13.7 4.97 27.4 5.77 54.9 6.17 82.3 6.63 137.2
91.10 SAND 1 4.56 13.7 5.51 27.4 6.39 54.9 6.84 82.3 7.35 137.2
92.10 SAND 1 5.00 13.7 6.05 27.4 7.02 54.9 7.50 82.3 8.07 137.2
93.10 SAND 1 5.45 13.7 6.59 27.4 7.64 54.9 8.17 82.3 8.79 137.2
94.10 SAND 1 5.50 13.7 6.65 27.4. 7.72 54.9 8.25 82.3 8.87 137.2
95.10 SAND 1 5.39 13.7 6.52 27.4 7.57 54.9 8.09 82.3 8.70 137.2
96.10 SAND 1 4.46 13.7 5.39 27.4 6.25 54.9 6.68 82.3 7.19 137.2
97.10 SAND 1 3.52 13.7 4.26 27.4 4.94 54.9 5.28 82.3 5.68 137.2
98.10 SAND 1 2.59 13.7 3.13 27.4 3.63 54.9 3.88 82.3 4.17 137.2
99.10 SAND 1 1.65 13.7 2.00 27.4 2.32 54.9 2.47 82.3 2.66 137.2
82.20 CLAY 1 1.10 13.7 1.33 27.4 1.55 54.9 1..65 82.3 1.78 137.2
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Tip 0 = unplugged, 1 = plugged
21/25 = Pile-soil displacement (mm)
ql/q5 = Mobilized end bearing (MN)
LOCATl ON : FJ - 7
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Depth Soil
m type tip ql zl 92 22 9 3 23 q4 24 95 25
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99.10 CLAY 1 1.65 13.7 2.00 27.4 2.32 54.9 2.47 82.3 2.66 137.2
100.10 CLAY 1 1.65 13.7 2.00 27.4 2.32 54.9 2.47 82.3 2.66 137.2
101.10 CLAY 1 1.65 13.7 2.00 27.4 2.32 54.9 2.47 82.3 2.66 137.2
101.10 SAND 1 1.65 13.7 2.00 27.4 2.32 54.9 2.47 82.3 2.66 137.2
102.10 SAND 1 2.14 13.7 2.59 27.4 3.00 54.9 3.21 82.3 3.45 137.2
103.10 SAND 1 2.59 13.7 3.14 27.4 3.64 54.9 3.89 82.3 4.19 137.2
104.10 SAND 1 2.00 13.7 2.42 27.4 2.81 54.9 3.01 82.3 3.23 137.2
105.10 SAND 1 1.41 13.7 1.71 27.4 1.98 54.9 2.12 82.3 2.28 137.2
105.40 SAND 1 1.24 13.7 1.50 27.4 1.74 54.9 1.86 82.3 2.00 137.2
105.40 CLAY 1 1.24 13.7 1.50 27.4 1.74 54.9 1.86 82.3 2.00 137.2
106.40 CLAY 1 1.34 13.7 1.62 27.4 1.88 54.9 2.01 82.3 2.17 137.2
107.40 CLAY 1 1.45 13.7 1.75 27.4 2.03 54.9 2.17 82.3 2.34 137.2
108.40 CLAY 1 1.55 13.7 1.88 27.4 2.18 54.9 2.33 82.3 2.51 137.2
109.30 CLAY 1 1.65 13.7 2.00 27.4 2.32 54.9 2.47 82.3 2.66 137.2
109.30 SAND 1 1.65 13.7 2.00 27.4 2.32 54.9 2.47 82.3 2.66 137.2
110.30 SAND 1 2.59 13.7 3.13 27.4 3.63 54.9 3.88 82.3 4.17 137.2
111.30 SAND 1 3.52 13.7 4.26 27.4 4.94 54.9 5.28 82.3 5.68 137.2
112.30 SAND 1 4.05 13.7 4.90 27.4 5.69 54.9 6.08 82.3 6.54 137.2
113;30 SAND 1 3.16 13.7 3.82 27.4 4.43 54.9 4.74 82.3 5.09 137.2
114.30 SAND 1 2.26 13.7 2.74 27.4 3.17 54.9 3.39 82.3 3.65 137.2
114.80 SAND 1 1.81 13.7 2.20 27.4 2.55 54.9 2.72 82.3 2.93 137.2
114.80 CLAY 1 1.81 13.7 2.20 27.4 2.55 54.9 2.72 82.3 2.93 137.2
115.80 CLAY 1 1.81 13.7 2.20 27.4 2.55 54.9 2.72 82.3 2.93 137.2
116.80 CLAY 1 1.81 13.7 2.20 27.4 2.55 54.9 2.72 82.3 2.93 137.2
117.80 CLAY 1 1.81 13.7 2.20 27.4 2.55 54.9 2.72 82.3 2.93 137.2
118.80 CLAY 1 1.81 13.7 2.20 27.4 2.55 54.9 2.72 82.3 2.93 137.2
119.80 CLAY 1 1.81 13.7 2.20 27.4 2.55 54.9 2.72 82.3 2.93 137.2
120.80 CLAY 1 1.81 13.7 2.20 27.4 2.55 54.9 2.72 82.3 2.93 137.2
121.80 CLAY 1 1.81 13.7 2.20 27.4 2.55 54.9 2.72 82.3 2.93 137.2
122.80 CLAY 1 1.81 13.7 2.20 27.4 2.55 54.9 2.72 82.3 2.93 137.2
123.80 CLAY 1 1.81 13.7 2.20 27.4 2.55 54.9 2.72 82.3 2.93 137.2
124.80 CLAY 1 1.81 13.7 2.20 27.4 2.55 54.9 2.72 82.3 2.93 137.2
125.00 CLAY 1 1.81 13.7 2.20 27.4 2.55 54.9 2.72 82.3 2.93 137.2
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LOCATION : FJ-7
PILE DIAMETER = 1.372 m
LOCAL SCOUR DEPTH = 1.500 m
OVERBURDEN REDUCTION ZONE = 6.000 m
TRANSITION SU BETWEEN SOFT & STIFF CLAY = 96.00 kPa
CLAYS : Soft - Matlock (1970)
SANDS : O'Neil and Murchison (1983)
pl / p4' = Mobilized soil resistance (MN/m)
yl / y4 = Lateral Pile displacement (mm)
Stiff - Reese et a1 (1975)
CYCLIC P-Y DATA
Depth
(m)
_ - - - - - - - - -
1.500
2. so0
3.500
4.500
5.200
5.200
6.200
6.600
6.600
7.600
8.600
8.800
8.800
9.800
10.800
11.700
11.700
12.700
13.100
13.100
14.100
15.100
15.600
15.600
16.600
Soil
type Pl
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CLAY 0.027
CLAY 0.033
CLAY 0.039
CLAY 0.045
CLAY 0.04 9
SAND 0.083
SAND 0.117
SAND 0.129
CLAY 0.057
CLAY 0.062
CLAY 0.067
CLAY 0.068
SAND 0.268
SAND 0.300
SAND 0.332
SAND 0.361
SAND 0.865
SAND 1.020
SAND 1.076
CLAY 0.123
CLAY 0.129
CLAY 0.130
CLAY 0.130
SAND 0.485
SAND 0.516
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11.319
11.319
11.319
11.319
11.319
3.038
3 - 601
3 - 751
11.319
11.319
11.319
11.319
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
4.682
5.094
5.202
11.319
11.319
11.319
11.319
5.717
5.717
P2
- - - - - - - -
0.045
0.055
0.065
0.075
0.081
0.204
0.277
0.305
0.094
0.103
0.111
0.113
0.491
0.557
0.623
0.683
1.891
2.152
2.256
0.205
0.216
0.216
0.216
0.936
0.996
Y2 P3 Y3
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
51.450 0.065 154.350
51.450 0.079 154.350
51.450 0.093 154.350
51.450 0.107 154.350
51.450 0.117 154.350
12.952 0.217 22.867
13.234 0.304 22.867
13.309 0.338 22.867
51.450 0.136 154.350 -
51.450 0.148 154.350
51.450 0.160 154.350
51.450 0.162 154.350
11.433 0.749 22.867
11.433 0.880 22.867
11.433 1.013 22.867
11.433 1.134 22.867
13.774 2.206 22.867
13.980 2.549 . 22.867
14.034 2.691 22.867
51.450 0.296 154.350
51.450 0.311 154.350
51.450 0.311 154.350
51.450 0.311 154.350
11.433 1.650 22.867
11.433 1.758 22.867
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0.009 771.750
0.019 771.750
0.032 771.750
0.047 771.750
0.059 771.750
0.218 51.450
0.308 51.450
0.344 51.450
0.091 771.750
0.114 771.750
0.139 771.750
0.145 771.750
0.875 51.450
1.068 51.450
1.276 51.450
1. 475 51.450
2.300 51.450
2.695 51.450
2.861 51.450
0.275 771.750
0.310 771.750
0.311 771.750
0. 311 771.750
2.401 51.450 '
2.563 51.450
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P - Y DATA LOCATI0N:FJ-7
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pl/p4 P Mobilized soil resistance (MN/rn)
CYCLI C P- Y DATA
yl/y4 = Lateral Pile displacement (m)
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16.700 SAND
16.700 SAND
17.700 SAND
18.700 SAND
19.700 SAND
20.700 SAND
21.700 SAND
22.700 SAND
23.700 SAND
24.700 SAND
25.700 SAND
26.700 SAND
27.700 SAND
28.700 SAND
29.700 SAND
30.700 SAND
31.700 SAND
32.700 SAND
33.700 SAND
34.700 SAND
35.700 SAND
36.700 SAND
37.000 SAND
37.000 CLAY
38.000 CLAY
39.000 CLAY
40.000 CLAY
41.000 CLAY
42.000 CLAY
43.000 CLAY
44.000 CLAY
45.000 CLAY
46.000 CLAY
47.000 CLAY
48.000 CLAY
49.000 CLAY
49.900 CLAY
49.900 SAND
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0.519
1.524
1.621
1.719
1 r811
1.903
1.996
2.088
2.180
2.272
2.365
2 -457
2.549
2.641
2.733
2.826
2.918
3.010
3.102
3.194
3 -287
3.379
3 -406
0.254
0.254
0.254
0.254
0.254
0.254
0.254
0.254
0.254
0.254
0.254
0.254
0.254
0.254
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
5.717
1.893
1.893
1.893
1.893
1.893
1.893
1.893
1.893
1.893
1.893
1.893
1.893
1.893
1.893
1.002 11.433
2.739 11.433
2.944 11.433
3.149 11.433
3.320 11.433
3.490 11.433
3.661 11.433
3.831 11.433
4.001 11.433
4.172 11.433
4.342 11.433
4.512 11.433
4.682 11.433
4.853 11.433
5.023 11.433
5.193 11.433
5.364 11.433
5.488 11.433
5.488 11.433
5.488 11.433
5.488 11.433
5.488 11.433
5.488 11.433
0.408 3.787
0.408 3.787
0.408 3.787
0.408 3.787
0.408 3.787
0.408 3.787
0.408 3.787
0.408 3.787
0.408 3.787
0.408 3.787
0.408 3.787
0.408 3.787
0.408 3.787
0.408 3.787
1.769
4.019
4 -414
4.814
5.084
5.350
5 -488
5.488
5.488
5.488
5.488
5.488
5.488
5.488
5.488
5.488
5.488
5.488
5.488
5.488
5.488
5.488
5 -488
0.498
0.498
0.498
0.498
0.498
0.498
0.498
0.498
0 -498
0.498
0.498
0.498
0.498
0.498
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
22.867
7.615
7.615
7.615
7.615
7.615
7.615
7.615
7.615
7.615
7.615
7.615
7.615
7.615
7.615
22. a67
2.579 51.450
4.529 51.450
5.067 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
5.488 51.450
0.050 30.376
0.050 30.376
0.050 30.376
0.050 30.376
0.050 30.376
0.050 30.376
0.050 30.376
0.050 30.376
0.050 30.37.6
0.050 30.376
0.050 30.376
0.050 30.376
0.050 30.376
0.050 30.376
5.488 51.450
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GENERAL, DATA
Positioning Data
Borehole Location Plan
Bathymetric Survey
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WGS-84 2138498.136 7391 25.2 19 19 34.461 71 1633.521
Everest 2138251.682 739278.5 19 1932.016 71 1639.869
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Unified Soil Classification System
Activity Chart
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Unit weight vs. Depth
Overburden pressure vs. Depth
Liquidity Index vs. Depth
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OH Organic clays of medium to
plasticity.fat clays
high plasticity
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Report No. : IEOT/GE0/04/2003-04
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70 ,c,9:
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69.60 - 80.20 m
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j medium gralned, yellowkh brown
; (2.5YY4) wlthfew shell fngmenb
.................. . .
90 89 _1
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contd..
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+ Motor Vane
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0 Fall Cone Ramoulded
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Pockel Penotmrnelar
. Unconwl l dal ed Undralnsd Trlarlal
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Ruommandad Su
Waler Content * Wet Uni tWeight
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Plwk Limil 0 IHMCalcubted
CarbonaleConlent ~ ~ Rm.E L U l l
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92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
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cemented, fine to mediumgrained, yellowish
brown (2.51514) with few shell fragments atthe
top and numerous shell fragments and pockets
of clay towards botlom.
CLAY, silly, randy.
con td...
L-- ____ -- --
Water content X
Ut. Weight kNlm3
0 20 40 60 80 100 0 4 8 12 16 20 24
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I DRILLING RATE (minlm) BIT LOAD (TONS) MUD PRESSURE (psi )
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DATE 01 108103
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REP NO : I EOT/G E0/04/2003-04
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! APPENDIX E
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GENERAL INFORMATION
General Location Plan
APPENDIX E
Conversion Factors from SI to other units
Table of Descriptive terms for Soils
Symbols and Terms Related to Boring Logs
-- .
Classification Table for carbonate sediments
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E 2
E 3
E 4
E 5
Kepo i-t No. : I EO?/GE:O/ 0 4 / 2 0 0 3 - 0 4
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PLATE E2
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CONVERSION FACTORS FROM S. 1. UNITS TO OTHER UNITS
GEOFT 05'4 ISSUE NO:01 REV NO: 0
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TABLE OF DESCRIPTIVE TERMS FOR SOILS
1
COHESIVE SOILS COHESIONLESS SOILS
CONSISTENCY UNDRAINED SHEAR
STRENGTH, Su (KPa)
VERY SOFT
SOFT
FIRM
STIFF
VERY STIFF
HARD
VERY HARD
0-12.5
12.5-25
25-50
50-1 00
100-200
200400
>400
TERMS FOR CALCAREOUS SOILS
DESCRIPTION CARBONATE
CONTENT ( % )
SlLlCEOUS 0-10
CALCAREOUS 10-50
CARBONATE >50
DESCRIPTION RELATIVE
DENSllY(%)
VERY LOOSE 0-15
LOOSE 15-35
MEDIUM DENSE 35-65
DENSE 65-85
VERY DENSE 85-100
TERMS FOR CEMENTED MATERIALS
DESCRIPTION CONE
VERY WEAKLY 0- 2
WEAKLY , 2-4
FIRMLY 4 - 10
WELL D l 0
RESISTANCE (MPa)
TERMS FOR ROCK STRENGTH iYMBOLS FOR SAMPLWEST TYPE
DESCRIPTION COMPRESSIVE
STRENGTH qu (MPa) m] UNDISTURBED SAMPLE
VERY WEAK 4.25
WEAK 1.25 - 5 DISTURBED SAMPLE
MODERATELY WEAK 5 - 12.5
MODERATELY STRONG 12.5-50 a WISONTEST
STRONG 50 - 100
VERY STRONG 100 - 200 0 SPLIT SPOON SAMPLE
EXTREMELY STRONG ,200
D CORE RUN
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SAND
A A n~
, A A nn A A
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GYPSUM CRYSTALS
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SHELLS/
SHELL FRAGMENTS
SAND,slightly ailty
B
L--
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in mass of soil B
SILT CLAY
CORAU
CORAL FRAGMENTS
0 0 0 0
0 0 0
GRAVEL
PEAT
SAND.sllty SAND, very silty
iA--m\mnn\\\\n\f ys--- I B;
I B j j ~ x x x j
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Thin layer of soi l A
In mass of soil B
Addditional constitutents Of
material A in mass of soil B
CLAY, sandy
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, . _ . . . . . . . . r~ ......... .
. - - - GYPSUWANHYDRITE SANDSTONE
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7;z:.zL;.:-z: CALCERNITE
r , , (Carb. Send Stone) (Slllca) i:.l-Zf-.-L.-
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I1 II II Uj CALCISILTITE SILTSTON E
! - - ~~. j (Carb.Silt Stone) (Silica) ...... .
~ "-- 11 11 -. 1 ~ : CALCILUTITE CLAYSTONE (SHALE)
j // 11. u- ., (Carb.Cl ayst one)
.........
ROCK SALT/ HALITE
CONGLOMERATE
(Carb. Conglomerate) (Sl l l ca)
LIMESTONE
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SYMBOLS AND TERMS RELATED TO BORING LOGS PLATE
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LIMESTONE LIMESTONE
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