Tugi2o
2014-10-14 12:51:33
- #1
Hello everyone,
I am in the process of buying a building plot in BW. It is located at approximately 326m above sea level, the neighboring property is 1m lower, so 325m above sea level. I want to build with a basement. I have received a soil report from the neighbor (borehole approx. 25m further south), which looks as follows...
What does the report mean for me????
0-0.05m: Clay: slightly stony, brown
-0.6m: Clay, silty, slightly fine sandy, yellow-brown, with many iron-manganese concretions
-0.8m: Silt, clayey, slightly fine sandy, brown, stiff
-2.15m: Clay, silty to slightly silty, stiff. Up to 1.5m yellow-brown, below yellow-brown-gray-blue marbled
-2.3m: Clay, gray-blue, stiff to soft, with bleached root residues,
-3.15m: Claystone, weathered to strongly weathered, yellow-brown-light gray to blue-gray marbled, at the top claystone structure only weakly recognizable, increasingly claystone fragments downward
Groundwater encountered from 3.2m
Thank you.
TuGi
I am in the process of buying a building plot in BW. It is located at approximately 326m above sea level, the neighboring property is 1m lower, so 325m above sea level. I want to build with a basement. I have received a soil report from the neighbor (borehole approx. 25m further south), which looks as follows...
What does the report mean for me????
0-0.05m: Clay: slightly stony, brown
-0.6m: Clay, silty, slightly fine sandy, yellow-brown, with many iron-manganese concretions
-0.8m: Silt, clayey, slightly fine sandy, brown, stiff
-2.15m: Clay, silty to slightly silty, stiff. Up to 1.5m yellow-brown, below yellow-brown-gray-blue marbled
-2.3m: Clay, gray-blue, stiff to soft, with bleached root residues,
-3.15m: Claystone, weathered to strongly weathered, yellow-brown-light gray to blue-gray marbled, at the top claystone structure only weakly recognizable, increasingly claystone fragments downward
Groundwater encountered from 3.2m
Thank you.
TuGi