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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
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Guidelines For Geotechnical Engineering
Organisation in Zonal Railways
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Research Designs & Standards Organisation
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PREFACE
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“Guidelines for Geotechnical Engineering Organization on Zonal Railways” was earlier
issued by RDSO and circulated to Zonal Railways in February 1987. Due to the
upgradation of field and laboratory equipments and newly arising problems of the
fields/sites, it was felt that this guidelines need to be modified and upgraded. Railway
Board also instructed to upgrade this Guidelines. Therefore this Guidelines has been
modified.
The views expressed are subject to modifications from time to time in the light of
future developments on the subject. The views do not represent the views of the
Ministry of Railways (Railway Board), Government of India.
This report is the property of RDSO and is meant essentially for official use. It may
not be loaned, reproduced in part or in full or quoted as an authority without the
permission of Director General/RDSO, Lucknow.
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Guidelines For Geotechnical Engineering Organization in Zonal Railways
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INDEX
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Introduction
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Scope
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Type of tests
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Man Power Requirement
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Functioning of GE Cell
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Quality Control
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Laboratory Layout
I
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II
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III
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List of additional equipments for scale- 2 laboratory
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List of equipments for scale-2 laboratory
IV
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VI
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List of equipments for scale-1 laboratory
10
List of manufacturers/suppliers for geo-technical
equipments
10 - 11
List of B.I.S. codes
12
List of books on soil mechanics
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Typical layout of Geo-technical Engineering for Scale-1
laboratory on Zonal/Divisional H.Q.
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Typical layout of Geo-technical Engineering for Scale-2
laboratory on Zonal/Divisional H.Q.
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Guidelines For Geotechnical Engineering Organization in Zonal Railways
Introduction
Railway Board has been emphasizing that each zonal railway should establish
Geotechnical Engineering (GE) Cell. The main objective of setting up GE Cell is that
the railways should be able to collect field data, conduct subsurface exploration and to
test the soil samples for engineering properties on their own. Though GE laboratories
at present exist on some zonal railways, yet many zonal railways’ construction
organizations are still without GE laboratories. Based on feedback and past
experiences
from various zonal railways, it is gathered that establishing a full
fledged GE laboratory seems to be an uphill task for the zonal railways already facing,
inter alia, newer challenges of the present. Earlier “Guidelines for Geotechnical
Engineering Organization on Zonal Railways” was issued by RDSO and circulated to
Zonal Railways in February 1987. But with the recent advancements in Geotechnical
Engineering and other changes with the passage of time, it has become imperative to
revise this guideline. With this in view and taking a pragmatic approach to achieve the
objective in true sense, an endeavour has been made to make the guidelines concise
and more useful.
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Scope
In order to achieve the objective in real terms, the GE laboratories have been
categorized into two Scales, i.e. Scale-1 and Scale - 2. Scale-1 laboratories are those
that are set up on smaller scale, while Scale–2 laboratories are those that are fullfledged and called base laboratories having both laboratory and field equipments.
The Scale –1 laboratories will be the laboratory set up in the field at
construction site where construction is going on. The number of such laboratories will
depend on quantum of earthwork. The main function of these laboratories is to check
the quality of earthwork and perform routine soil testing.
The Scale-2 laboratories will be set up in zonal railway head quarter. This
laboratory shall have large equipments in addition to equipments for Scale-1. In this
guidelines, type of tests to be conducted, manpower required for each category of the
laboratories is discussed alongwith other aspects like functioning of lab, quality
control and laboratory layout.
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Type of tests
The laboratories in different scales i.e. scale-1 and scale-2 shall be equipped to carry
out following tests:
3.1
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Tests for Scale – 1 laboratories
The laboratory should be equipped with minimum equipments as mentioned in the
Annexure – I to facilitate the following minimum tests:
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Abrasion Test of ballast
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Impact Test of ballast
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Atterberg’s limits-Liquid, Plastic, Shrinkage limits & Free Swell Index
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Direct Shear
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Natural Moisture Content & Natural Dry Density
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Optimum Moisture Content (OMC) & Maximum Dry Density (MDD)
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Particle Size Distribution (Sieve & Hydrometer Analysis)
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Relative Density
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Specific Gravity
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Water Absorption Test of ballast
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Tests for Scale– 2 laboratories
In addition to tests for Scale-I, following additional tests could be carried out by the
GE laboratories :
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Consolidation
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Dynamic Cone Penetration
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Residual Shear
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Tri-axial Shear
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Unconfined Compression
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Manpower requirements
The locations and number of laboratories shall depend on scope and extent of field
controls required to be executed. Decision to adequately staff the GE laboratories
may be taken at PHOD level in the organization however the under mentioned man
power is considered as essential. :
4.1
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Manpower for Scale–1 laboratories
The laboratory will be under control of DEN/AEN and it will have suitable manpower but
following manpower is considered minimum required exclusively for GE laboratories :-
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Name of post (*)
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Junior Engineer Gr.I/II
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Work Mistry/Bridge Mistry
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Khalasi Helper
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(*) The number and scale of the post are tentative only and actual requirement may
be assumed as per the workload of these units.
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Manpower for Scale –2 laboratories
The laboratory will be under control of DEN/AEN and it will have suitable manpower
but following manpower is considered minimum required exclusively for GE
laboratories :-
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Section Engineer
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Junior Engineer
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Supervisors
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be assumed as per the workload of these units.
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5.1
The team would collect field data required for the project and shall conduct soil
sampling. They must have a bare minimum set of field equipments and
manpower for handling and storing this equipment. They shall also conduct
any field tests, if required and watch the post-construction behaviours
wherever required.
5.2
The team should be able to conduct the routine soil test for classifying the soil
samples and finding out other parameters as desired for designing the project.
For this, soil mechanics laboratory is needed with essential equipments and
staff for conducting the tests in addition to storing of samples, their handling
and maintenance of laboratory equipment.
5.3
In addition to above, the GE laboratory shall be needed to perform the
following :
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Functioning of GE Cells
In case of field problems referred to the GE laboratories, they should be
able to identify different soil tests to be carried out and perform such
identified tests.
In case field problem is required to be referred to RDSO, GE laboratory will
associate for experience gain and development of in-house expertise.
The GE laboratory should ensure that any consultancy rendered by RDSO is
implemented in the field and quality is assured.
When implemented, the efficacy of the work would be monitored and
documented.
After implementation of work as per RDSO consultancy, completion report
should be kept by GE laboratory and feedback comments on effectiveness
of recommendations should be communicated to RDSO.
GE related items will also be monitored as per Correction Slip No. 89 to
IRPW manual’s para 211 (1) (v).
All the design parameters or remedial measures found out by the GE Cell
should be got approved by the competent authority on the Railway, as the
cost of these proposals would be considerable. A copy of these shall be
sent to RDSO for the purposes of data documentation and for building up a
central information storage. This is essential so that experience of one
railway may be used for the benefit of others.
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Both field and laboratory tests shall be carried out under the supervision of
atleast a Junior Engineer (Gr. I/II) duly trained in Geotechnical Engineering.
6.2
To facilitate quality tests the laboratory is proposed to be equipped
with the standard equipments as required under relevant IS Codes
and listed at Annexure–I under Scale – 1 or at Annexure–II and III under
Scale–2. The list of manufacturers is given in the Annexure–IV.
6.3
Again to ensure quality, it is suggested that the laboratory should be
equipped with latest versions of IS codes (listed at Annexure–V) and Soil
Mechanics reference books (listed at Annexure–VI)
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For efficient functioning of the Cell typical layout plans, indicating disposition of
various lab equipments etc. are placed as Annexure-VII and VIII. The layout
also provides space for storage of field equipments, soil samples as also for
housing lab and field staff.
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Annexure – I
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List of equipments for scale-1 laboratory
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Description of Equipment
1.
Abrasion Test (Los Angeles ) apparatus Complete
as per IS: 2386 Pt. 4.
Adjustable Spanner 45 cm size.
Aluminium Dish with lid, 5 cm dia.
Balance Physical, Capacity 1 kg. Least Count 0.01
gm, in Double Door Case; with Case and Weights
200 gms to 1 mg. With Extra Weights. of 200 gm,
20 gm, 2 gm, 200 mg, 20 mg and 2 mg.
Beaker. 500 ml.
Centimeter Scale 30 cm.
Direct Shear apparatus (Electrically Operated) with
Variable Rate of Strain Complete as per IS: 2720
Pt. 13. and Two Set of Mould Extra.
Dish Enamel dia 10 cm, 15 cm, 20 cm & 25 cm
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Distillation Plant
Electric Stirrer Complete as per IS: 2720 Pt. 4,
High Speed for Mechanical Determination of
sedimentation Analysis Comprising of an Electric
Motor Fitted to a Cast Iron Stand with Stirring
Blade, Cup and Baffle Complete with One Cable
and Plug. The Speed of the Stirrer as per ISI
Standard.
Enameled Trays Size 30 x 25 cm
Enameled Trays Size 45 x 30 cm
Evaporating Dish 12 cm dia
Evaporating Dish 10 cm dia.
Frying Pans Size 30 x 25 cm.
Field Density Apparatus Complete :
 Sand Replacement
 Core Cutter with Dolly
Glass Cup (For SL)
Graduated Cylinder Glass. 50 ml
Glass Funnels dia 9 cm.
Glass Graduated Cylinder 100 ml.
Glass Plate 8 mm Thick, 50 x 50 cm Size.
Glass Cylinder 1000 cc. Cap. Approx. 6 cm dia.
Ground Glass or Rubber Stoppers for Cylinders.
Ground Glass Size 30 x 30 cm.
Hand Auger 150 mm dia with Extension Rods.
Hand Operated Mechanical Sieve Shaker for above
Sieves.
High Sensitivity Proving Ring Cap. 100 kg.
Hydrometer for Determination of Grain Size
Distribution in Soil, Range 0.995 to 1.030 as per
IS: 2720 Pt. 4.
Impact Test Apparatus Complete as per IS:2386
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Approximate
Cost/unit
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78750.00
Quantity
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250.00
63.00
8000.00
2 numbers
10 numbers
2 sets
200.00
150.00
54400.00
10 numbers
6 numbers
1 set
200.00
8000.00
1200.00
10 numbers
each
1 set
1 set
240.00
600.00
50.00
35.00
150.00
6
6
1
1
3
2100.00
2075.00
150.00
180.00
100.00
70.00
375.00
2400.00
175.00
1100.00
2574.00
6000.00
2 Sets
5 Sets
2 numbers
10 numbers
2 numbers
8 numbers
2 numbers
6 numbers
2 numbers
2 numbers
1 Set
1 number
22000.00
2400.00
1 number
2 numbers
8754.00
1 Set
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32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
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50.
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52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
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I.S. Set of Sieves with Base & Top lid.(20mm,
10mm, 4.75 mm,2 mm,600 micron, 425
micron,212 micron, 75 micron) 20cm dia Brass
Frame as per IS:460.
Liquid Limit Apparatus Hand Operated with
Counter Grooving Tools etc. Complete.
Mercury
Pallets Knives
Pan Balance, capacity 10 Kg.
Pan Balance 1gm – 20 kg capacity
8450.00
2 Sets
3214.00
2 Sets
4000.00
200.00
1200.00
11000.00
2
4
1
1
kg
numbers
number
number
Platform Balance 200 kg. capacity
Pliers
Porcelain Bowl for Liquid Limit, 15 cm dia.
Physical Balance (250 gm/Capacity).
Reagent Bottles.
Riffles Divider.
Sample Extractor to Fit 100, 75 and 50 mm dia.
Tubes for Extraction of Soil Samples.
Sampler 100 mm dia with Extension Rods.
Shrinkage Limit Apparatus Complete as per
IS:2720 Pt.6
Sodium Carbonate Chemically pure. (Capacity 1
kg)
Sodium Hexametaphosphate. (Capacity 1 kg)
16000.00
180.00
75.00
8000.00
250.00
6500.00
2200.00
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
number
number
numbers
Set
numbers
Set
number
2095.00
3150.00
1 Set
1 Set
255.00
Specific Gravity Apparatus as per IS: 2720 Pt. III
Spring Balance
Stainless Steel Spatula 20 cm x 2 cm.
Standard Lab. Type Desiccators as per IS: 6128.
Standard Proctor Compaction Apparatus Complete
with Mould 1000 cc capacity
(as per IS: 2720 Pt.7 and IS: 2720 Pt.8.
Stop Watch.
Stove Janta (Kerosene Oil).
Straight Edge of Mild Steel Nickel Polished.
Thermometer 0º to 50ºC with ½ ºC accuracy.
Thermometer 0º to 150ºC with ½ ºC accuracy.
Thermostatically Controlled Hot Air Oven Complete
with Adjustable Shutters, Wire and Plug to Work
on 220/230V with Thermometer Size 600 mm x
600 mm. 165 liter capacity of Stainless Steel.
Tool Kits
Tubes (Sampling), dia 100 mm, Length 450 mm.
Vernier Calipers. Least Count 0.01mm.
Wash Bottle 1 Lit. (Plastic), 500 ml
Wire Brush.
Wooden Mortar and Pestle.
100.00
5000.00
800.00
2800.00
7950.00
1 number
box
5 numbers
Box
12 numbers
2 numbers
2 numbers
4 numbers
2 Sets
1400.00
250.00
445.00
500.00
800.00
40920.00
1
2
2
2
2
1
4500.00
350.00
6000.00
150.00
125.00
250.00
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1 number
6 numbers
2 numbers
2 numbers
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List of additional laboratory equipments for scale-2 laboratory
(As per alphabetical order)
Approximate
Cost/Unit (Rs.)
Quantity
Recommended
21500.00
2 Sets
4268.00
300.00
150.00
250.00
580775.00
20 numbers
5 numbers
6 numbers
2 numbers
1 number
210.00
21000.00
12 numbers
2 numbers
44.00
50 numbers
Rubber Rings
50.00
20 numbers
Unconfined compressive Strength
apparatus complete as per IS: 2720 Pt.
10. Motorised
45000.00
1 Set
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Description of additional equipment
Consolidation (Oedometer) Test Apparatus
Fixed Ring Type Single Mould as per IS:
2720 Pt. 15.
Dial Gauges with Least Count 0.01 mm.
Porcelain Jars 10 liters Capacity.
Pours Stones Diameter 55 mm to 58mm
Membrane Stretcher
Static Tri-axial Shear Test Equipment
(Electronic)
Shear Tube 150mm x 38mm
Thermostatically Controlled Hot Air Oven
Complete with Adjustable Shutters, Wire
and Plug to Work on 220/230V with
Thermometer Size 600mm x 600mm. 165
lit. Capacity.
Rubber Membrane Thickness 0.2 to 0.3mm
10.
11.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
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Annexure – III
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List of field equipments for scale-2 laboratory
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3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
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Description of equipments
Auger Soil 150 m dia with Extension
rod to Auger up to 6 m.
Core Cutter Method Complete
Equipment as per IS:2720 Pt.29.
D.C.P. Equipment Complete as per
IS:4968 Pt.-I with Bentonite Slurry.
Dishes Small Enamelled.
Plate Load Testing Equipment
Complete as per IS:1888.
Sampling Tubes 100 mm dia 450
mm Long.
Spoon Table
Stainless Steel Spatula 20 x 2 cm.
Standard penetration Equipment
Complete as per IS:2131.
Stove-Janta or Kerosene.
Wash Bottle 1 Lit. (Plastic), 500ml
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Approximate
Cost/unit (Rs.)
Quantity
Recommended
2574.00
2 Sets
1500.00
1 Set
272000.00
1 Set
200.00
610000.00
12 numbers
1 Set
750.00
50 numbers
50.00
800.00
46120.00
3 numbers
2 numbers
1 Set
250.00
150.00
2 numbers
1 number
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Annexure – IV
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List of probable manufacturers/suppliers for geotechnical equipments#
(As per alphabetical order)
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Description of Manufactures/Suppliers
M/s AMIL Ltd. Lucknow Office 29/9,
Raj Chamber Rana Pratap Marg, Lucknow-226001.
M/s Associated Instrument Manufactures India Ltd.,
Sunlight Building, 26-27, Asaf Ali Road, New Delhi –110002
M/s ELE INTERNATIONAL, Chartmoor Road, Chartwell
Business Park,Leighton Buzzard Beds, LU74 WG.,United
King Dom.
M/s Hydraulic & Engineering Instruments,
A-13, Naraina Industrial Area, Phase-II, New Delhi –110023
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Phone
Numbers
0522-3013750
011-30810200
44 (0) 1525249200
011-2589382023
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M/s KUMAR SONS (INDIA),
0522-2625227
11, Bhopal House LalBagh, Lucknow –226001.
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M/s Technical and Scientific Sales, 21, Hind Rajasthan Bldg
022-24070480
272-273,Bhau Daji Road Extn., Sion (W), Mumbai –
/ 24092140 /
400022.
24096732
# There may be other manufactures who might be manufacturing geo-technical
related machines/equipments
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List of B.I.S. codes
(List of codes is in increasing order of IS codes number)
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Description of B.I.S. Codes
Rounding off
Sieves
Leading Standard For Building
Spread Foundation
Measurement of Earthwork
Classification & Identification of Soils
Dry Sieving
Building Lime
Load Test
Investigation Sub-Surface (for foundation)
Design of Structures
Shallow Foundation for Building
Standard Penetration
Thin Wall Tube Sampling
Particle Size & Shape of Aggregate
Deleterious Materials & OrganicImpurities
Specific Gravity, Density, Voids, Bulking
Mechanical Properties etc
Soundness
Preparation of Soil Samples
Water Content
Specific Gravity
Specific Gravity-Fine Grained
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IS : Code No.
IS: 2
IS:460
IS:875
IS:1080
IS:1200
IS:1498
IS:1607
IS:1624
IS:1888
IS:1892
IS:1893
IS:1904
IS:2131
IS:2132
IS:2386
IS:2386
IS:2386
IS:2386
IS:2386
IS:2720
IS:2720
IS:2720
IS:2720
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Guidelines For Geotechnical Engineering Organization in Zonal Railways
Specific Gravity Fine Medium Coarse
Grain Size Analysis
Liquid & Plastic Limits
Shrinkage Factors
Compaction – Light
Compaction – Heavy
Dry Density – Water Content Relation by Constant
Weight.
Unconfined Compression Strength
Direct Shear
Density Index (Relative Density)
Consolidation Properties
Organic Matter
Sand Replacement Method (Density)
Core Cutter Method (Density)
Ring & Water Displacement (Density)
Rubber Balloon Method (Density)
Sand Equivalent Value
Compaction Control (Hily Method)
Direct Shear (Soil Having Gravel)
Free Swell Index
Swelling Pressure
Soil Engineering
Soil Dynamics
Driven Cast in Situ Concrete Piles
Bored Cast in Situ Concrete Piles
Driven Precast Concrete Piles
Timber Piles
Under Reamed Piles
Load Test on Piles
Raft Foundation
Reciprocating Type Machine Foundation
Impact Type Machine (Hammer) Foundation
Rotary Type (Medium & High Frequency)
Rotary Type (Low Frequency)
Impact Type Machine (Other than Hammer)
Well Foundation
Indexing & Storage of Drill Core
Transmission Line Towers
Construction of Building
Exploration, Subsurface
Investigation-Drilling
Information
and
Description
Sheep foot Roller
DCP without Bentonite
DCP with Bentonite
Static Cone Penetration
Grouting of Pervious Soil
Dynamic Properties of Soil
Core Drilling Observation
Test Sieves
Vibratory Roller
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Core
IS:2720
IS:2720
IS:2720
IS:2720
IS:2720
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Part 10
Part 13
Part 14
Part 15
Part 22
Part 28
Part 29
Part 33
Part 24
Part 37
Part 38
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Part 41
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Part 4
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IS:4616
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IS:5421
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Part 2
Part 3
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Guidelines For Geotechnical Engineering Organization in Zonal Railways
Annexure – VI
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List of books on soil mechanics
(As per alphabetical order)
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Description of books
Author/Copy writer
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Basic Soil Mechanics & Foundation Engineering
Compendium of Indian Standards on Soil
Engineering Part – I Laboratory Testing of Soil for
Civil Engineering Purpose SP 36 Part : 1987
Compendium of Indian Standards on Soil
Engineering Part – II Field testing of soil for Civil
Engineering Purpose SP 36 Part : 1988
Earth Manual, (First revised edition)
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Foundation Engineering Hand Book
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Hand Book on Soil Engineering For Railway
Engineers
Indian Railway Track
Pile Foundation
Soil Mechanics & Foundation
Soil Mechanics For Road Engineers
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Soil Mechanics In Engineering Practice
(3rd edition)
Special Report & State of Art Compaction of
Earthwork & Sub-grade Technical Monograph 42
Theoretical Soil Mechanics
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Alam Singh
B.I.S., New Delhi
B.I.S., New Delhi
United States Department
of the Interior Bureau of
Reclamation
Hans F. Winterkorn &
Hsai-Yang Fang
Geo-technical Engineering
Directorate/R.D.S.O.
M. M. Agarwal
Robert D. Chellis
Dr. B. C. Punmia
Her Majesty Stationery
Office, U. K.
Karl Terzaghi & Ralai B.
Peck
Indian Road Congress
V. K. Agarwal
Karl Terzaghi
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Guidelines For Geotechnical Engineering Organization in Zonal Railways
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Annexure –VII
W
65'
W
Space for
Cupboard
(2'x5')
W
W
W
T o ile t
& W .C .
D istilla tio n
P la n t
D
W
W
D
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1 4 'x 1 6 '
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9'
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8'
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O ver h ea d
M eta l D oo r
(S lid in g S h u tte r)
G la ss W in d o w
W
D
Space for Cupboard
W
Equipments
36'
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1 4 'x 1 4 '
D
D
W .C .
& B a th
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S to re 1
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D
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R e se a rc h D e sig n s & S ta n d a rd s O rg a n isa tio n
N o te:
T h e a ctu a l P la n sh o u ld b e m a d e o u t to su it lo ca l co n d itio n s a n d
w o rk lo a d , a s th is la yo u t is o n ly su ggestive.
NO T TO SCALE
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T y p ic a l L a y o u t o f
G e o -te c h n ic a l
E n g in e e rin g fo r
S c a le -1 L a b o ra to ry a t
Z o n a l/ D iv isio n a l H .Q .
D R G N O : G E / S K / G E N / 4 5 2 / R ev .0 / 2 0 0 7
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Guidelines For Geotechnical Engineering Organization in Zonal Railways
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Annexure VIII
W
W
Space for
Cupboard
(2'x5')
W
75'
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W
T o ilet
& W .C .
D istilla tion
P la n t
D
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W
1 4 'x1 6 '
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9'
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8'
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O ver h ead
M etal D oor
(S lid in g S h u tter)
G lass W in d o w
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D
Space for Cupboard
W
Equipments
36'
W
1 4 'x1 4 '
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D
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S to re 1
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S to re 2
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R esea rch D esign s & S tan d ard s O rga n isatio n
N ote:
T h e actu a l P lan sh ou ld b e m a d e ou t to su it local con d ition s an d
w ork load , as th is la you t is on ly su ggestive.
N O T TO S C A LE
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T y p ical L ay o u t o f
G eo -tech n ical
E n gin eerin g fo r
S cale-2 L abo rato ry at
Z o n al/D ivisio n al H .Q .
D R G N O : G E /S K /G E N /5 5 3 / R ev.0 / 2 0 0 7
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