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14-15557
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GUILARTE,WILDER & MARIVEL
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39302 6TH AVE
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Guilarte Residence-Claim No.354110 <br /> � HCE Report No. 100091.] <br /> Page No.7 <br /> inches of penetration, to the boring termination de tlz of 59 feet. A complete lass of drilling fluid circulation <br /> accurred at a depth of 75 feet. <br /> SPT boring B-2 was located in the bacicyard nea dainage abserved ta tl�e rear side of the stnicture and the <br /> enclosed porch. The boring encountered loose to medium dense fine sand to clayey fine sand, with N-vahie <br /> rangin;fraln 5 to 25 blows per foot,fram the grou d surface to a deptli af 23 feet. Firzn to stiff sandy clay,with <br /> N-values of 8 and 14 blows per foot,was encounte ed from a deptll of 23 ta 33 feet,underlain by very dense fine <br /> sand, with an N-valtte of 53 blows per foot, to a epth of 38 feet. From a depth of 38 to 48 feet the boring <br /> encountered stiff clay witli Iimestone fraginents, itl�N-values of 9 and 14 blows per foot. Medium dense to <br /> dense clayey fine sand and clayey fine sand with lii estone fragments,with N-values of 26 and 33 blows per foot, <br /> ', was encountered froi�a depth of 48 to 57 feet. Fro n a depth of 57 feet to the baring termination deptli of 5$feet <br /> 9 inches,the Uaring encountered very hard limest ne,with an N-value of 50 blaws for 3 incl�es of penetration. <br /> � No losses of drilling fltlid circuiation occurred in PT boring B-2. <br /> ' SPT baring B-3 was perfanned in the frant yard ear damage observed on the front side of the residence. The <br /> boring encountered very loose to rnediuxn dense f e sand ta clayey fine sand,with N-values ranging froxn 3 to <br /> , 28 blows per faot,frorn the ground surface to a dep h of 28 feet,underlain by firm to stiff sandy clay to clay,with <br /> N-values of 7 and I4 blows per foot,to a deptii of 8 feet. Loose to medium dense fine sand to clayey fine sand, <br /> with N-values ranging from 10 to 21 blows per foo ,was encountered froin a depth of 38 to 58£eet. From a depth <br /> of 58 to'73 feet the borin encountered finn to stif sand cIa and cIa with Iirnestone fra ents,with N-values <br /> � g Y Y Y � <br /> ranging from 7 to 14 blows per foot,underlain by nn weatliered limestone,witl�an N-value of 8 blows per foot, <br /> ta a depth of'18 feet. From a depth of 78 feet to the boring termination depth of 79 feet 5 znches, the boring <br /> encountered very hard limestone,with an N-val.0 of 50 blows for 5 inches of�enetration. A 50 percent loss of <br /> drilling fluid circulation occurred at a depth of 5 feet,and a camplete loss accurred at a depth af 57 feet. <br /> SPT baring B-4 was located an the left side of t e house near damage abserved an tlze canverted garage and <br /> utiiity room addition. The boring encountered loo e to inedium dense fine sand to clayey fine sand,witl�N-values <br /> raiiging fro�n 5 to 28 blows per foat,froin the grot nd surface to a depth of 38 feet,underlain by very soft ta very <br /> dense clay and cIay with limestone fraginents, w'th N-values ranging from weight-af-hammer(WOH) for 12 <br /> inches af penetration to 80 blows per foot, to a eptlz of 68 feet. Very dense clayey fine sand with limestone <br /> fragments,witiz an N-vahie of 50 blaws per foot, as encountered from a depth af 6$to 72 feet. From a depth <br /> of 72 feet to the boring tennination depth of 73 fe t 10 inches,the boring encountered veiy l�ard litnestone with <br /> an N-value af 50 blows far 4 inclies of penetratio . A 90 percent loss af drilling fluid circt�lation occm-t�ed at a <br /> depth of 38 feet 6 inches,and a complete loss oc ui�red at a depth of 40 feet. <br /> The borings were filled in and sealed with bento ite clay chips upon completion. Detailed descriptions of the <br /> soils encountered in the SPT borings alang with the N-values and other pertinent information are provided in <br /> Appe»clix D. Figzn•es 2 a�rd 3. <br /> Auger Iiarings <br /> The at�ger borings encountered fine sarad to tl�e ennination depth of 6 feet. Detailed descriptions of the soils <br /> encountered in the Auger Barings are pz�avided i .4p er�clix D.Fi ure S. <br /> Test Pits <br /> Test pit TP-1 was excavated along the rear side n ar the right rear corner of the residence and exposed a 10-inch <br /> thick spread footii�g bearing at a depth of appro imately 20 inches. The footing extended 4 inches beyand tlie <br />
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