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BS 5930 A2 DPC Feb 2010 - Download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online. BRITISH STANDARD CODE. PDF; soil; Popular Posts. Site Investigations British Standard (BS 5930 1999). Craig’s Soil Mechanics 7th edition free download. Foreword Publishing information This British Standard is published by BSI and came into effect on 31 December 2011. It was prepared by Technical Committee GEL/600, Earthing. A list of organizations represented on this committee can be obtained on. PDF; soil; Popular Posts. Soils For Civil Engineering (BS-1377 Part 1 to 9) Free. British Standard Methods of Test For Soils For Civil Engineering Purposes BS-1377 Part 1 to 9. Site Investigations British Standard (BS 5930 1999) Code of practice for site investigations. Craig’s Soil Mechanics 7th edition free download. Craig’s Soil Mechanics 7th edition free download.
Analysis of pumping tests 27. Field density 28. In situ stress measurements 29. Bearing tests 30. In situ shear tests 31. Large-scale field trials 32.
The Standard emphasises the importance of the evolving ground model and that ground investigation is not necessarily a linear process. It also considers related issues including the environment and the security of adjacent land and property.
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There are three main types – pre-bored, self bored and pushed in. Boring should do minimal damage to the ground as much as possible. An unload reload method of around three times is used to give an accurate value of stiffness. Probing from the surface is done using a steel rod. Mainly used at a preliminary stage, it is also useful to check surrounding ground but is unsuitable in soils with boulders and cobbles.
BS 5930:2015 presents an update on the requirements for the investigation of sites in order to assess their suitability for construction and to identify the characteristics of a site that affect the design and construction of the project. The Standard emphasises the importance of the evolving ground model and that ground investigation is not necessarily a linear process. It also considers related issues including the environment and the security of adjacent land and property.
Pumping allows the determination of groundwater conditions using pumping and observation wells. Data interpretation can be complicated and is classed in steady and non-steady states. Density testing is conducted using the average of three results to obtain a significant result.
The extent of the GI can depend on many variables such as, character of site, availability of equipment and personnel and costs of methods. It should cover all ground affected by stresses and strains to an appropriate depth and breadth.
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Excavations and boreholes 19. Sampling and ground 20.
The subsequent 1999 revision was an update to reflect the ongoing evolution of investigation methods. Since then there have been two major amendments 2007 and 2010) to incorporate the requirements of EN standards related to Eurocodes, specifically the standards associated with EN1997-2, in sampling, testing and soil and rock description. BSI rules do not permit additional amendments, and the decision was taken to undertake a full revision not only to include additional requirements relating to the Eurocodes but also to ensure that current best practice was incorporated throughout the document. BS 5930:2015 presents an update on the requirements for the investigation of sites in order to assess their suitability for construction and to identify the characteristics of a site that affect the design and construction of the project. The Standard emphasises the importance of the evolving ground model and that ground investigation is not necessarily a linear process. It also considers related issues including the environment and the security of adjacent land and property.
Packer tests are also used to measure the impermeability of grouted ground and permeability of dam foundations, strength and deformation data can also be taken. There are many types, mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic, the latter being the most popular.
Permeability is found by determining whether the relevant aquifer is confined on unconfined with cognizance of the normal fluctuations in the aquifer. Installation of the borehole itself may influence stresses. For a reliable test this should be followed by a pumping test.
A clean borehole with a properly seated packer is essential (cement mortar is sometime used). Geophysical logs from the boreholes used can be taken at the same time enhancing the value of the results.
Description of ground, ground water, boreholes and other factors should be recorded and commented on, recommendation with regard to safety and design maybe made also. References [ ].
Fortunately enough practitioners in the industry stated the case to retain the standard as the valuable discursive document it has always been! After several years in the drafting, the fully rewritten and updated version of BS 5930 has now been published.
Main descriptions should be kept concise however they can be followed by further details if applicable such as, density, discontinuities, bedding, colour, composite soil types, principal soil type, stratum name,, age and type of deposit and classification. Section 7: Field reports Pages 141-157 Field reports are filled in by the drillers,,, the field report should encourage the operator to record all the data necessary for the eventual interpretation necessary for the design or action necessary for new or remedial works. After a time, samples are destroyed and the only record maybe the field report, for this reason it should be composed and written in properly. Description of ground, ground water, boreholes and other factors should be recorded and commented on, recommendation with regard to safety and design maybe made also. References [ ].
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Typical daily report form of rotary drilling 22. Typical report forms for vane test 23. Typical report form for variable head permeability test 24.
Full Revision of BS 5930 Published BS 5930 in various versions has been the ‘standard’ for all UK ground investigation for several decades. It has been the reference or ‘go to’ document for all those involved with specifying intrusive ground investigations. There was some doubt as to whether the document would survive the influx of new standards associated with the UK adoption of Eurocodes in 2010.
The extent of the GI can depend on many variables such as, character of site, availability of equipment and personnel and costs of methods. It should cover all ground affected by stresses and strains to an appropriate depth and breadth. Excavations, probing and geophysical surveying are used to investigate the ground. Intrusive investigations should be sited, spaced and backfilled with care.
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Is done using a system similar to the laboratory shear box test. Large scale testing should be assessed on a case by case basis.
Dutch cone penetrometer and accessories 12. Electrical cone penetrometers 13. Calculation of permeability from pumping tests 14. Typical drawdown-time pumping responses 15. Theis method of superposition for solution of the nonequilibrium equation 16. Cooper-Jacob straight-line analysis 17. Measurement of in situ stress 18.
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Section 3 Field investigation Pages 24–45 This section is more specific with regard to how the ground is investigated using methods such as excavating or drilling. Frequency of sampling and testing can be decided with the following in mind, the determination of the character and structure of all the and ground water conditions, the determination of the properties of the strata and the use of special techniques should ‘normal’ techniques not give satisfactory results. Go to a maximum depth of 4–5 metres, comprehensive records should include the location and orientation of the pit and the face logged. Samples should be taken as soon as the pit is opened and closed as soon as possible properly – there are however advantages to leaving them open for a time. Samples are taken from deep trial pits and shafts at certain sites if necessary and if below the water table can become a more complicated process. Boring augers are in common use. There are two types of rotary drilling, open hole drilling and core drilling.
Density testing is conducted using the average of three results to obtain a significant result. The use of the sand replacement and core cutter test are common and the use of water replacement, rubber balloon, and nuclear methods are also used. In-situ testing data is important to design of works.
The extent of the GI can depend on many variables such as, character of site, availability of equipment and personnel and costs of methods. It should cover all ground affected by stresses and strains to an appropriate depth and breadth. Excavations, probing and geophysical surveying are used to investigate the ground. Intrusive investigations should be sited, spaced and backfilled with care.
Nature of ground and soil type, quality and how representative the sample is, method of analysis proposed, requirement of the design along with laboratory capabilities are all key factors in lab testing. Provision of good handling, labelling and storage should facilitate the nominated testing. Practical experience and skill in testing are invaluable and lead to reliable predictions being made. Sample quality should be borne in mind when testing, and finally reporting unambiguous results is desirable.
The nature and occurrence of soils and rocks H. Bibliography Tables 1. Mass of soil sample required for various laboratory tests 2. Values of W(u) for values of u 3. Geophysical methods in ground investigation 4. Schedule of laboratory tests on soil 5. Schedule of laboratory tests on rock 6.
Nature of ground and soil type, quality and how representative the sample is, method of analysis proposed, requirement of the design along with laboratory capabilities are all key factors in lab testing. Provision of good handling, labelling and storage should facilitate the nominated testing. Practical experience and skill in testing are invaluable and lead to reliable predictions being made. Sample quality should be borne in mind when testing, and finally reporting unambiguous results is desirable. Section 6: Description of soils and rocks Pages 112-140 Results of ground investigations may be needed even after samples have been disposed, leaving only descriptions of the soil to go on, for this reason good descriptions should be given.
A clean borehole with a properly seated packer is essential (cement mortar is sometime used). Geophysical logs from the boreholes used can be taken at the same time enhancing the value of the results. Tests are used to stress, stiffness and strength of the ground to be investigated. It can be used in most ground types.
The GI should give sufficient information to make good decisions on design, construction material selection. The condition and accessibility on site may affect the equipment used. As the determination of groundwater conditions is important – the use of are at times used.
The GI should give sufficient information to make good decisions on design, construction material selection. The condition and accessibility on site may affect the equipment used. As the determination of groundwater conditions is important – the use of are at times used.
Second, a more detailed investigation is undertaken and finally a construction review – these shall be discussed later. Section 2 Ground investigations Pages 7–23 This is a natural follow on from the desk study, the objectives are similar – acquiring sufficient information for design, assessing the hazards. Depending on the works the investigations will differ i.e. Defects of existing works, slope failure or new works.
Boring should do minimal damage to the ground as much as possible. An unload reload method of around three times is used to give an accurate value of stiffness. Probing from the surface is done using a steel rod. Mainly used at a preliminary stage, it is also useful to check surrounding ground but is unsuitable in soils with boulders and cobbles. Static probing is mostly conducted with the use of electric sensors. It is quick and cheap.
Section 3 Field investigation Pages 24–45 This section is more specific with regard to how the ground is investigated using methods such as excavating or drilling. Frequency of sampling and testing can be decided with the following in mind, the determination of the character and structure of all the and ground water conditions, the determination of the properties of the strata and the use of special techniques should ‘normal’ techniques not give satisfactory results. Go to a maximum depth of 4–5 metres, comprehensive records should include the location and orientation of the pit and the face logged. Samples should be taken as soon as the pit is opened and closed as soon as possible properly – there are however advantages to leaving them open for a time. Samples are taken from deep trial pits and shafts at certain sites if necessary and if below the water table can become a more complicated process. Boring augers are in common use.
Pumping allows the determination of groundwater conditions using pumping and observation wells. Data interpretation can be complicated and is classed in steady and non-steady states. Density testing is conducted using the average of three results to obtain a significant result. The use of the sand replacement and core cutter test are common and the use of water replacement, rubber balloon, and nuclear methods are also used. In-situ testing data is important to design of works. Stress measurement in rocks and soils can be determined.
Introduction 8. Types of ground investigation 9. Geological mapping for ground investigation 10. Extent of the ground investiation 11. General considerations in the selection of methods of ground investigation 12.
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Section 6: Description of soils and rocks Pages 112-140 Results of ground investigations may be needed even after samples have been disposed, leaving only descriptions of the soil to go on, for this reason good descriptions should be given. Designers also use past experience of materials of similar properties. Quality of samples should be reflected in the description. Soil characteristics are based on particle size grading of the coarser particles and plasticity of the finer particles. Main descriptions should be kept concise however they can be followed by further details if applicable such as, density, discontinuities, bedding, colour, composite soil types, principal soil type, stratum name,, age and type of deposit and classification. Section 7: Field reports Pages 141-157 Field reports are filled in by the drillers,,, the field report should encourage the operator to record all the data necessary for the eventual interpretation necessary for the design or action necessary for new or remedial works. After a time, samples are destroyed and the only record maybe the field report, for this reason it should be composed and written in properly.