1. Legend for Geotechnical Data
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      Legend for Geotechnical Data
      Grain Size Scale for Sediments
      Proportional Definition of Descriptive Terms
      Descriptive Term
      Range of Proportions
      Sandy, gravelly, etc.
      35 % to 50 %
      Some
      20 % to 35 %
      Little
      10 % to 20 %
      Trace
      1 % to 10 %
      Consistency of Cohesive Soils
      Description
      Consistency
      Index
      Approximate
      Undrained Shear
      Strength (kPa)
      Field Identification
      Hard
      Over 300
      Indented with difficulty by thumbnail, brittle.
      Very Stiff
      >1
      150-300
      Readily indented by thumbnail, still very tough.
      Stiff
      0.75-1
      75-150
      Readily indented by thumb but penetrated only with difficulty. Cannot
      be moulded in the fingers.
      Firm
      0.5-0.75
      40-75
      Can be penetrated several centimeters by thumb with moderate effort
      and moulded in fingers by strong pressure.
      Soft
      < 0.5
      20-40
      Easily penetrated several centimeters by thumb, easily moulded.
      Very Soft
      Less than 20
      Easily penetrated several centimeters by fist, exudes between fingers
      when squeezed in fist.
      Source: Engineering Properties of Soils and Rocks, Fourth Edition by Fred G. Bell
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      USCS Classifications
      Refers to the Army Corps of Engineers Unified Soils Classification System. Class types
      are defined primarily by grain size, sorting and percent of material passing the #200 sieve.
      Classification of materials on the core logs based on visual field examinations are identified on
      the core logs under the Classification of Materials Description. Classifications based on
      laboratory sieve analyses are identified on the core logs in the Legend and under Remarks.
      Note: Information is after ACOE Atlantic Division Manual # 1110-1-1 titled
      Engineering and Design
      Geotechnical Manual for Surface and Subsurface Investigations
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      LEAN CLAY, very soft, little silt, trace shell hash, silt
      and shell hash typically distributed in laminae, silt
      increases with depth in layer, 1.5" silt pocket with shell
      hash @ 1.1', very dark gray (2.5Y-3/1), (CL).
      LEAN CLAY, soft, little silt, trace rock fragments, trace
      sand, fine grained, quartz, trace shell hash, sand and
      shell hash distributed in silt pockets up to 1.0", rock
      fragments are fragments of partially lithified clay up to
      0.19", 0.5" pocket of rock fragments @ 4.4', very dark
      greenish gray (10Y-3/1), (CL).
      Sandy FAT CLAY, firm, trace organics, trace shell
      hash, trace silt, trace whole shell, oxidation throughout
      layer, sand component is fine grained quartz
      distributed in pockets up to 1.0", 2.5" shell hash
      pocket @ 4.9', (0.5" x 0.75") whole bivalve @ 5.0',
      possible bioturbation between 6.0' & 6.5' and between
      7.7' & 8.0', 0.25" organic pocket @ 7.7', 1.5" clay
      pocket @ 8.5', 1.0" clay pocket @ 8.7', color is
      mottled yellowish brown (10YR-5/6) and gray
      (5Y-6/1), (CH).
      FAT CLAY, hard, trace sand, fine grained, quartz,
      trace silt, trace wood fragments, sand increases with
      depth in layer, 0.75" partially lithified clay pocket @
      9.4', oxidation between 9.0' & 9.4' and between 10.5'
      & 11.1', 0.5" organic pocket @ 10.0', 2.5" organic
      pocket @ 11.4', possible bioturbation between 11.8' &
      12.2', color is mottled dark yellowish brown
      (10YR-4/4) and dark gray (2.5Y-4/1), (CH).
      FAT CLAY, hard, trace sand, fine grained, quartz,
      trace silt, trace wood fragments, hardnesses
      decreases with depth in layer, sand increases with
      depth in layer, wood fragments are possible tree
      roots, possible bioturbation between 13.0' & 13.6',
      14.4' & 16.1' and between 17.7' & 17.9', 1.5" sand
      pockets @ 14.9' and 16.1', 2 (0.25" x 7.0") wood
      fragments @ 14.9', wood fragments up to 4.25"
      between 16.4' & 17.6', Bit sample from 17.9' to 18.2',
      dark gray (2.5Y-4/1), (CH).
      No recovery.
      End of Boring
      -35.6
      -39.2
      -43.3
      -46.7
      -52.5
      -53.3
      1.3
      4.9
      9.0
      12.4
      18.2
      19.0
      T1
      T2
      T3
      Sample #T1, Depth = 10.3'
      Ave. Field Vane (tsf): 0.46
      Sample #T2, Depth = 13.4'
      Ave. Field Vane (tsf): 0.56
      Sample #T3, Depth = 16.3'
      Ave. Field Vane (tsf): 0.26
      3. DRILLING AGENCY
      2. BORING DESIGNATION
      0
      0.0 Ft.
      LOCATION COORDINATES (ft)
      TX GLO Region 1 Recon Geotechnical Sand Search
      Jefferson, Chambers, Galveston and Brazoria Co.
      15. DATE BORING
      0.0
      18.2 Ft.
      SM
      10. COORDINATE SYSTEM/DATUM
      11. MANUFACTURER'S DESIGNATION OF DRILL
      DISTURBED
      UNDISTURBED (UD)
      18. SIGNATURE AND TITLE OF INSPECTOR
      14. ELEVATION GROUND WATER
      Texas State Plane South
      COMPLETED
      19.0 Ft.
      STARTED
      3.0 In.
      X = 3,554,383 Y = 13,784,030
      -34.3
      VERTICAL
      VERTICAL
      INCLINED
      0.0 Ft.
      8. TOTAL DEPTH OF BORING
      TXGLO1-VC-23-003
      AUTO HAMMER
      MANUAL HAMMER
      APTIM
      6. THICKNESS OF OVERBURDEN
      CONTRACTOR FILE NO.
      7. DEPTH DRILLED INTO ROCK
      10-06-23
      -34.3 Ft.
      DIVISION
      INSTALLATION
      16. ELEVATION TOP OF BORING
      17. TOTAL RECOVERY FOR BORING
      NAVD88
      3
      APTIM SEAS VC-700 Vibracore
      9. SIZE AND TYPE OF BIT
      12. TOTAL SAMPLES
      13. TOTAL NUMBER CORE BOXES
      DEG. FROM
      VERTICAL
      5. DIRECTION OF BORING
      BEARING
      4. NAME OF DRILLER
      HORIZONTAL
      APTIM
      DRILLING LOG
      NAD 1983
      1. PROJECT
      10-06-23
      %
      REC.
      Boring Designation
      REMARKS
      The USCS classification system defines silt as the
      percent passing the No.200 (0.075 mm) sieve
      SHEET 1
      BOX OR
      SAMPLE
      CLASSIFICATION OF MATERIALS
      Depths and elevations based on measured values
      ELEV.
      (ft)
      LEGEND
      DEPTH
      (ft)
      0
      5
      10
      15
      20
      25
      TXGLO1-VC-23-003
      JUN 04
      SAJ FORM 1836
      OF 1 SHEETS
      REGION1_RECON_GEOTECH.GPJ 3/25/24
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      CORE ID
      SAMPLE DEPTH
      (ft)
      TORVANE
      (kg/cm²)
      TORVANE
      (tsf)
      TORVANE
      (kpa)
      DESCRIPTION
      1
      TXGLO1-VC-23-001
      3.0
      1.5
      0.15
      147.10
      Stiff
      6.0
      1.0
      0.10
      98.07
      Stiff
      10.3
      4.5
      0.46
      441.30
      Hard
      13.4
      5.5
      0.56
      539.37
      Hard
      16.3
      2.5
      0.26
      245.17
      Very Stiff
      9.1
      3.0
      0.31
      294.20
      Very Stiff
      11.9
      5.0
      0.51
      490.33
      Hard
      14.1
      6.0
      0.61
      588.40
      Hard
      4.8
      6.0
      0.61
      588.40
      Hard
      7.5
      5.0
      0.51
      490.33
      Hard
      13.5
      5.5
      0.56
      539.37
      Hard
      16.5
      3.5
      0.36
      343.23
      Hard
      TXGLO1-VC-23-006
      9.0
      5.5
      0.56
      539.37
      Hard
      15.1
      1.5
      0.15
      147.10
      Stiff
      7.1
      5.5
      0.56
      539.37
      Hard
      8.1
      9.0
      0.92
      882.60
      Hard
      10.2
      8.0
      0.82
      784.53
      Hard
      16.0
      8.0
      0.82
      784.53
      Hard
      TXGLO1-VC-23-009
      8.0
      7.0