Ground Investigation

MUARA TAWAR CCPP
GROUND- INVESTIGATION .
INTERPRETIVE REPORT
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2.0 THE SITE
2-1 Location and Topography
The site <s on the north coast of Java just east of Jakarta in the
northern partôf the district of Bekasi, approximately 15km east of
Tanjung Priok (Figure 2.1}.
The power station is"to be built near the seaward edge of an

extensive fiat delta. Several rivers/which frequently shift their
positions, meander across the delta to the sea. These are actively
laying down fresh deposits and are gradually moving the coast
seawards,
^ There is no clearly defined coastline at the site. Paddy fields give way
to mud flats and shallow man-made tidal lagoons as described In
Section 2.2. The sea bed is formed of mud and has a gentle gradient
of about 1 on 400 over the Zkm closest to the shore;
The original ground surface of the site stands at about 0.8m above
mean sea level (M SU* The borehole data shows a range of levels of
O.Sm to 1.1m above WISL (Table 3.1)-
The layout of the site and the cooling water inlet and outfall are
shown on Drawing no 100001.
2.2 Site History
The site has been used as paddy fields for growing rice. Near the
sea, tidal lagoons have been formed by low bunds connected to the
sea by sluices which are opened on the rising tide, thereby trapping
fish. Dykes planted wrth Bakau {mangrove) trees extend out to sea.
u
There are small villages adjacent to the North east and South west
boundaries of the site.
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3.0 GROUND INVESTIGATION
3,1 Existing Borehole Records
As part of a study for assessment of site suitability, a Site Selection

Ground Investigation was carried out for PIN by WJrattnan and
Associates in 1991. Within this Investigation, five boreholes and two
cone penetration tests are located on the proposed site. Two
boreholes were sunk t& 40m depth on land and three to 30m, 35m
and 45m depth off-shore, on the alignment of the proposed inlet and
outfall channels. The factual data for this investigation are presented
in Wiratman (1992).
<" 1993, PT Sofoco was commissioned by PLN to conduct a Phase 1

j * Ground Investigation of the site. The Investigation consisted of
) twenty boreholes using rotary core drilling* twenty cone penetration
tests ICPTs) and two trig) pits. Standard penetration tests, vane tests
and pressuremeter tests were performed in the boreholes. Amongst
the boreholes, sixteen were located on land and four off-shore for the
intake and outfall channels. Soil and groundwater samples were
taken for description and laboratory testing. Standpipe piezometers
were installed in selected boreholes. Borehole logs and test data from
this investigation are presented in Sofoco {1994a}.
Locations -of the exploratory holes are shown on Drawing no

100001.
Locations of the exploratory holes for the inlet and outfall channels
are shown on Drawing no 100002.
Coordinates and levels for the exploratory holes are given in Table
3 .2 Ground Investigation
In 1994- KM T commissioned Sofoco to undertake an additional

Ground Investigation. Sofoco subcontracted piezocone testing to PT
Soilmaklelan,
The investigation consisted of:
(a) fourteen boreholes, eleven of which sampled and tested

below a depth of 27m to 29m only;
(b} twenty five probe holes .sunk by wash boring to about 27m
depth and then bored to below the underlying Cemented
Layer with SPT testing at 1m intervals or less.
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(c) seven piezocone penetro meter tests {PCPTs} from the surface
to the Cemented Layer*
Id] fourteen piezocone penetrometer tests below the bottom of

probe holes to investigate the underlying clay. At three of
these^ locations, tests were tried from the surface in an
attempt to penetrate the Cemented Layer present at about
27m depth. Only one of these w as successful.
Standpipe piezometers were installed in five boreholes. Magnetic

settlement gauges were installed in three boreholes (IV128, M3Q and
M31).
Field and laboratory test data from this Investigation are presented in
Sofoco {1994b). Draft results only have been received to date. Final
o r corrected results with supporting text are awaited. Further plots of
piezocone (PCFT1 data giving cone resistance corrected for
overburden pressure and the ratio of pressure to corrected cone
resistance are .also awaited.
Locations of the exploratory holes are shown on Drawing no 1000G1,

Coordinates and levels are given In Table 3.1-
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Attachment 2
Geological Drilling Logs
BORING NO. MT1 Pag ~T/Z
BORING PROFILE
P R O JE C T Muora Towar Gas Rred Power Plant Extension
LOCATION Muora Towar, Bekas!, West Java
BORING NO. WF-1 COORDINATE :
ELEVATION Ei. +2.520 m X = 5Q4.Q07
GROUND WATER LEVEL El. -2 -1 0 rn y 401.787
SCALE
&) o SYMBOL
&
DEPTH
SOIL DESCRJPTION SAMPLING
DEPTH
StMmARO PENETRATION TEST
DEPTH CURVE
>0 2033 40 50
CQ~
CH Soft to firm, red. ClAY

M -j 1J22
SM Med fep i rf&nsp. gro y, s 3 ty fin e SAHP. __
KO.\ ~T7D
CH M edium dense, d o rk g ra y , s ilty fin e SANE)
, aao
os-i 3.00 20
0 '
3.45
M-i
D5-
SP M sdiom t5 fn s f. dorfs g re y , fin e SAHB 5-00 19

a - MS
0?'
JtOO
w
B9- 9.00
9.43
10 *; CH : Soft, dark grojr, silty ClAY
12-:"I f " Jt
12X>0 12.00
jd E f c 12.45
13
14 CH S o ft, i#ortc groy, tu ffa e e o u s CLAY
15i 15,00
C 15,46
ISjDO
1H
.v.v.v.v, s;
17-^
CL S tiff, yellowish g re y s ilty CLAY

18* 18,00
"iTiy M wCh some shell and corol. 34
r r r7 ~ -V
13.45
1fl.CH>

y mh Stiff greybh brov<n, SiLX
- SO-3
BORING NO. MT2 Page~T7z"
BORING PROFILE
PROJECT : Muara Tawor Gas Fired Power Plant Extension
LOCATION : Muara Tawar, Bekasf, West Java
BORING NO. : W T-2 COORDINATE :
ELEVATION : EL +1.901 m : X = 4B8.523
GROUND WATER LEVEL : 0 . -1 .7 0 0 m Y = 290.579
SCALE SYMBOL SAMPLING STANDARD PENETRATION TEST
m & SOIL DESCRIPTION
DEPTH DEPTH DEPTH CURVE
1020304050
CO-
CH Soft to firm, red. ?3ty CUOf.

.....1.50,
SM Medium dense, pole brown, silty fine SAND.

3.00 5.00
11
X45
w-
SP HedTum dense, bjoefcteh grey, SWD.
05
ce-i 5.00
20
5 .50 5.45
07-j
03-I
CH Soft to firm gr&enish groy sifty ClAY.
09-: ZWXZ 3.00
~y | ** 9.45
10H 10.30
11
12 M l 12.00
12.45
13 CH Soft io fum. greeotsh gray, CLAY.
15 15.00
15.50 15.45
is
V 7 -.
CL Finm to medium stiff, po!c brown, CLAY. h
I B -5
18.00 18.00
34
18.45
19^ CL Stiff to bard, pote brown (o gray, CLAY,
with some corat.
20"
B O R IN S H O . M T -2 P a q a 2 / 2
SCALE PIAGRAM SYMBOL STANDARD PENRATION TEST
SAMPUMD
00 S O IL D E S C R IP TIO N
DEPTH DEPTH DEPTH N CURVE
IQ in Vi
20-;
__ * ** *
; * * - - i * * CL CLAY cs previous
21.03 .... ... - .....- - -..... ......... ....f 2 1 .0 0
2 1 .4 5
30
/K r /
rx
sz-i y C /y 2 2 ,0 0 2 2 .0 0 32
MH S tiff, brown, ctoyey SiLT 22 -4 5
:
234 / W
2 3 -0 0 33 i
2 3 .4 5
\
ZA'i 24.00 2 4 .0 0
# 41
i kJ 2 4 .4 5
n tT.O U \
25- 25.00 2 5 .0 0
2 5 .4 5 54
i E3
2S~ E=?l ML Very hard, ycffowissh brown, SILT 2 6 .0 0 * 51
: EJ 2 5 .4 5
27~i SMSL
g j Z7AS 51
: _. 27-53 __, *!_ ____ ,___ ,, ___
\
I
D 2 7 ,5 0
2SH P I 2S.QQ 2 8 .0 0 56
Kj 28-45
a4 e>> 29 -00
2 9 .4 5 59
i f j
cspi ML V cjy herd, yellowish brown, dqyty SILT* 3 0 .0 0 63

i r 1 30-45
51-1 3 1 .0 0 6B
i EJ 3 1 .4 5
3Z00
32^ 32-00
32-4-S 62
J
M -i CL Very hard, gnsenfeh gray, cemented 3 3.0 0
s p p 51% CLAY 33.45 64
'I
Mr .y p f . v
34-00
' 69
T- ...

m
m*.. 34-45
* "3135^ '
55-
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BORING NO. MT~3 PgQg~T7?
BO RING PROFILE
PROJECT : Muara Tav/or Gas Fired Power Piont Extension
LOCATION : Muara Tawar, Bekosi, West Jo va
BORING NO.
~ MT~ 3 COORDINATE :
elevatio n
: El* +2.795 m ' X = 479.954
GROUND WATER LEVEL : S . -3 .0 0 m
159.088
SCALE SYMBOL
DC SAMPUNG STANQftRD PENETRATION TEST
(M) & SOIL DESCRIPTION
M DEPTH DEPTH DEPTH CURVE
10 503040 50
1
oii
CH Soft to firm, red, silty CtAf.
02^
S.na 3.00
ago firm , dcrft grey, CtA ftT "
3 .4 5
w-i
SM Medium dcrwo, brawn silty fErws SAND.
can SJsa
Soft, dark gray CLAY
D a-
3 .0 Q
6-00
SW
e.45
loos , desfc gray fine SAND.
07- 5LM
BgJ
W 9.00
9.45
10
CH Very 30ft, dark grey, silt/ ClAY.
11
12 12.00
12.45
13
13.S0
14-i
is*; 15JD 0
CH Soft to firm, greyish gray, ClAY. 15.45
16^
\
17,6?
w-. 18.00
18.45 27
1 5 -i
CH Sitff to herd, pole brown, silly ClAY.
With soitib shdL
-20^
Attachment 3
Result of Laboratory Test
PT. GANESHA PIRAMIDA
COtSSUUn*.!} H(5HSEfiS
form IP-2
SPECIFIC GRAVtTY
C B E P tA T J E N IS )
P R Q JEC T/Ptoyek : S o il I n v ssU g s iio n O f t h e Sfajsra TaW W P R E P A R E D B Y /D J p e tt& p fe n O te h : Soaw arsa

SA itfPLBC O rrtoh ; P LT G U - 8 u a ra Y a w s r C H E C K E D B Y /D ip e fB c ra O ie fc = Ctcejj
D A T E fira n & B l = 15 fMvberZQM A P P R O V E D B Y /D c se iu ju j O fefi t P r
TES TE D /D iu? O teh : Y en s
S tofB ofe N u m b e re d . U ibaftg B o r M T -1 M T-t MT - 1
D e jtW K w Jsla ip an m 2 1 .5 0 - 22 ,0 0 24,60 - 2 5 .0 0 27.50 - 28.00
B o 8 & N um &erfK o. B d o ! B 21 9 10 11 19
V btum e o fB o U fe s t ZO ifc E tw A fc k ro e txKol pa t o s u h ii 20 C 60 m l 50 ml 50 ml 50 m t iO m ! 50ra1
T e n p trc tu rfS ifto j C 29 50 30 23 32- 32
1 V J t D iy S o i^ W l D iih /B e re tfa n s b H e rtr^ B e ra t& c to ! gr 40 .2 50 3 8 .6 0 0 42200 41 .0 50 41.540 41.270
2 W L D is h ffie ra tb o to l . ; er 30U520 30 .0 00 3 1 .6 3 0 3 1 .0 5 0 30.950 30.660
3 W t D ry SoBJBeraiteaob tew frjg= W s '{ 1 - 2 } 3f *.4 7 0 9 .6 0 0 iP -S iO 3 .9 9 0 10.550 10.610
A W L B cfte + W a te tfB a ra t W c ftS ttra J a ir * W Z 8T 87 .5 00 82.750 85.300 ~ 6SJ30Q 85.100 62,850
V i i D iy S o B e*at tonah t e ^ .a + v /z ( 3 * - 4 ) Sir 53 .9 70 $2350 SS.BtO 55290 056SO 934SOO

5
0 . W iB o lS E H rW ato + 'S oirecfa tfccfc^B lM bina h W 1 er 33.2G0 B 8.610 91,710 f il. 3 6 0 *1 .6 20 83.420
7 W fc + U te - W I * 3 + 4 - 6 ) str 3710 3 ,7 4 0 4 .1 0 0 siio 4.C70 4.0SD
3 Spfeoffc G ra vity o f VVaterfSe.at iso te fl!r i.O M 1.000 1.000
I 9 S p o e ^ ^ v t o c f ScW BeratJerastsstth . 2 S 2 S ! . sysese 2.SS34 2 .6 5 5 0 * 2.6020 zeoos

10 Avew sjeJR ataâta 2J5557 3 -5 5 3 * 2X 012
B or N ote N u w &m W o. Ejwbena B o r m - 2 M l 2 M T ** 2
D e p M C e d a te m w 21 ,5 0 - 22 .0 0 2 4 ,5 0 - 25,00 27.50 - 2B.Q0
BciSfe N u m b a trtto . Bptol 15 20 . 4 14 12 22

Vo5ume o f B o tlte a t 2 0 tJesrfie/VobjnisboCol p s to s iftw 25? c 5 0 nd 5 0 mJ 50 rtf 50m l soml 50 m )
T n p e to J tfS u h u o 32 S3 32 32 - 33 33
1 W L Dry SoBfrW t D w frS eratto rw h fceri^g+Boratbotof f lr 3 8 .7 8 0 41 .7 50 42540 35 .1 6 0 35.313 41.610
& VV. DaWBcratfcictoJ 23 ,8 40 30J60 32.100 3 0 .0 0 0 28.660 31.010
3 W lD t y S o 1 U B a ll2 ft3 ftk S ^ j= W s {1 - 2 ) fir 3 .8 4 0 10.990 10JB40 9 .1 6 0 10.250 10.600
4 m B ^ e f W a t e if S ^ f c o t o H B e f f it a lf *W 2 Of 04 .7 50 S 3.020 B4.160 83,400 81.200 63.380
5 VtfJ. D ry S o 2 e ra t te ra h Jterfog+W2 ( 3 +4 ) Sir S4.GS0 94JJ10 95jO 20 92.5SG 91.450 93.980
6 W iBot3e+W aief*So5S/Bfiral b o to J+ alf+ taiw h^ W l Qf SO.920 8 9 j8 4 0 50.920 S9.110 57,550 59530
7 V V S + W 2 -W 1 J 3 + 4 -6 ) Or 3.770 4.170 4.10 0 3 .4 5 0 2MQ 4J3SD
S S p w iftc G ravity o f W ater/Serat jenis aV 1.CCO 1.000 1.000
S S pecific G rs v iV o f S o itfB e o l Jetfe tansh 2.63 66 2.S355 2.64 35 2.6551 2.6282 2.6173
10 A ve ttgc/R ata-ra ta 2.53S0 Z & 495 2.622T

k PT. GANESHA PIRAMIDA
sjp CON5UITJNG ENGINEERS
FQRM 1P-2
SPECIFIC GRAVITY
(QERAT JENiS)
PROJECT/Prcyck. : Soil frtVMiJgaaoriolthB Maara Tavrar PREPARED 6Y / 01 pereJapK2ft0leh t Sow/area

a.UPLSOoftoh i PLTGU-fSuaraTawar COCKED BYi Di peffcsa Oteh & Cacop.
QA'TEna n s g a i : 15DMober2004 A P P R O V E D BY/ DIsetyjut CMt ; Pratnono
TESTEOfcfe# CHeJj : Yen*
Bortiote NumfrerfNo. Uibang Bor MT-3 wnr* 3 MT - 3

Deplh/Kedaiamaa m 21.50 22.00 24.50 - 25,00 27,50 . 2&.GG
Bottle Numberitig. Etotot 3 6 1 17 IS t
Vaunte of Sctfle at^JrfesfM/Vokwvebotol psda subu 20* a 50 m! 50 ml 50 r 50 m! 50 rrf
'Pcmpenrtur/Sidui c 33 33 34 33 . 32 * 32
1 WLDqr SoiH-Wt Rsh/Befat tonohfcerina+Bmtbctoi 8T 40.120 41.020 -41,140 40.390 38.260 39.400
2 Wt Djsh/Bcrat tXiloS K 28.550 31.200 31.SS9 30.910 20L5W 20.500
S WLOry SoCaftffltiaRabKjn3*W3{1*2) Or 10JSS0 9JB20 s,ieo 9.450 0.660 8.SCQ
4 wl Bol3e+V'/ijleffBf3l fcotoHSera!. efr^ W2 at 33.550 561290 69.000 82,110 83.630 84J5M
3 Vll DrySoVBersl tawh fcetog-W2 ( 3 + 4 ) Sf 94.510 sfi.110 93.158 81J50Q 83J310 SNM30
a WlBoWw-VfetmSwyBeal JxrtoffaSr*taiwftWt of 50,510 92.420 S4.SS3 57.300 55550 ao.eso
7 Wb+ W 2-W 1(3 + 4 - 6 ) Cr 4.000 3.ea> 3500 3.600 3.760 3*20
6 Spftdtjc Gravity cf WaterfBerst ]enJs oir UXKf 1.000 1.000
9 Sptdc Gravity nf SoeVSeratfercs tanah , 2.S40Q 2.S512 2.BI71 Z6333 2*5745 2J5315
10 Aversoe/ftata-rata zssm 2X2S2 | 245330
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Attachment 4
Result of Elevation Meassures
Coordinate of Bprehole Points
Level Horizontal Pofnt No
Distance d, Bln A d, Cos A Coordinate Elevation
Point No Horizontal Reading Disparity Degree Azimuth
...fen) (m) * (OX) m X Y 2
> 2
P 2 P
BM
m
B
3 169 , 23 30.0 98.000 -0.326 -2.72833
m m
171.2510 14,693 "95.476
465.261
479.954
234.584
169.08ft
3.121
2.795
BM
M
B
3
MT 2 30 65 36*0 42,958 -1220 -141.18333 32,7680 23.282 38,116 488.623 280.679 1.901 M 2
Level Hor&onia!
Distance d. Sin A d. Ccs A Coordinate Qevatlon Point No
Point No Horizontal Reading Disparity Degree Azimuth
(m) .... m . (DY) X Y Z
BM B 173 18 30 BM B
p
MT
3
1' 27 27 18,0 52,795 -0*422 -146,80333
H IS
322,3335 32.261 41,792
471.746
504.007
359.995
401.787
2.982
2.520 M
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4.0 GEOLOGY # -
4.1 Geological Setting ,
The Muara Tawar area has experienced crustal subsidence for the
past 30 million years and is now underlain by three to four kilometres
of largely marine sediments (Hutchinson, 1984).
The precise nature of'the deposits at any one place has been
controlled by the balance between this subsidence and cycles of
change in global sea level which has varied In that time between
about 250m below and 140m above that of today.
Uplift and gentle folding took place about 6 million years ago. Since
\. then continued subsidence has been accompanied by the deposition
of volcanic ashes, which are now found interbedded with the marine
and alluvia* sediments. Geologically, these deposits and the large
changes in sea level resutong-from the glaciations of higher latitudes
over the last million years are of most relevance to the Muara Tawar
project
Mapping of the* sea bed between Java and Malaysia has revealed an
extensive system of former river valleys and depressions mainly filled
with sands but with local layers of peat at depths of up to 60 to
100m below the present day sea level. This "alluvial complex is
overlain by younger marine clays. The most recent episode of low
sea level, to 60-7Qrn below the modern sea surface, has been dated
to around 10,000 years ago. The rise from that lower sea level to
that of the present <iay was achieved in about 5,000 years since
when sea levels have been more or less constant and the north
> shoreline of Java has been advancing seawards, since it has received
a plentiful supply of sediment from the rivers draining the chain of
active volcanoes to the south,
The strata below about 15m depth snow evidence of varying degrees
of overconsolidation attributable to aging, cementation and both
desiccation and effective stress increases at times of falls in sea level.
At the Muara Towar site itself possible indications of former land

surfaces - or approaches to them - are provided by black organic
materia! at elevations of around -45m and around -18m. The red and
grey mottling at about -16m in borehole BR1 and reddish brown
sediments reported at various depths between -14m and -23m may
also be a reflection of soil processes and some desiccation taking
place at those levels.
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Details of deeper strata are discussed in the hydrogeological context

in Section 7.0.
4.2 Distribution of Strata
4.2.1 General - *
The local distribution of the various geological strata on land

is summarised*in Table 4.1. Geological sections across the
main site are presented in Drawings 100003 and 100004,
Sections along the lines of the intake and discharge channels
are shown on Drawing 100005.
in general, the boreholes, CPTs and PCPTs indicate that on

land the strata boundaries are relatively uniform except for
the Surface Deposits and the Lower Deposits where
cemented material of Zone IX b is absent in the tank area.
The strata -encountered are consistent-wlth the geological
setting of. geologically recent depdsrts.
4.2.2 Surface Deposits
The Surface Deposits is of variable thickness (Table 4.1) and

consists of clay, silt and sand Sayers. While most boreholes
indicate a mixture of layers, there are occasionally areas
where only sand deposits were found {BR4 and B19), The
distribution of the layers do not appear to fallow any pattern
across the site. CPT and PCPT results show sand layer
thicknesses ranging from Gm to 3m with a typical thickness,
of 1m to 2m*
Surface Deposits are not found in any of the off-shore

exploratory holes suggesting that the deposits are only
present on land.
4.2.3 Upper Clay
The top of the Upper Clay is undulatory, reflecting the

variability of die overlying Surface Deposits. The Upper Clay
is predominately a very soft silty clay with traces 'of sand
{EH 3 and B14) where the stratum is directly overlaid by sand
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Moving off-shore from the coastline, thickness of the Upper

Clay increases, Initially due to the absence of the Surface
Deposits. It then diminishes gradually .as the sealed falls but
Increases significantly again from CPT 51 towards Borehole
B1.
4.2.4 Middle Clay
The Middle Cfayls a relatively uniform stratum {Table 4.1)

composed of clay and silt with'sand layers. Transition from
Upper Clay to Middle Clay is marked by a sudden increase in
^r^ngth from a very soft to a soft to* firm silty day. This Is
very evident In the CPT and PCPT results. Towards the top
of the stratum, a sand layer or sandy deposit is recorded in
) the central and northern pan of the main site (BQ, BR4, Bl 3,
B14, S5-S8, S12-S14, S1 8 and S IB ) at about -1 -5m to -19m
M S L with thickness between about 1.5m and 4m (B6 and
BR4). Boreholes 818 and B19 suggest that a local sand
pocket exists at the southern part of the site at around -22m
to -24m &ISL. The material is generally slightly cemented
immediately above the underlying Cemented Layer, although
traces of cementation were also noted at -14m and -17m
M S L at Boreholes B18 and B20 respectively-
Off-shore, The top of the Middle Clay remains fairly consistent

at between about *-15m and -20m M SL before dropping
beyond CPT S1, The bottom of this stratum is undefined as
the Cemented Layer is discontinuous and there is no
identifiable boundary in the variation of material properties
with depth.
4.2.5 Cemented Layer
The Cemented Layer is present in all boreholes on land,

although the stratum.was not always fully penetrated in the
1993 investigation. It consists of hard cemented silt and
variably cemented dense sand.
The Cemented Layer is generally 4.0 to 5.0m thick but locally

is as little as 2.0m thick (Table 4.2). Thicknesses shown in
this table are for the main Cemented Layer itself. Below this,
in "die Lower Deposits Zone la, are clays and variably
cemented horizons to about -36m MSL. Anomalies are (a)
Borehole B13 where a 1.5m thick upper layer is separated
from a 2.0m thick lower layer by 3.5m of stiff clay, and'fb}
Borehole M25, where a 2.0m thick Cemented Layer is
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present with its top at -31,3m M SL which is about where the

bottom of the main Cemented Layer is normally found.
Particular attention'has been paid to the Cemented Layer as

it is proposed to found piles In the layer, A pfan showing the
elevations of the top of the layer is presented in Figure 4*1.
Contours have been added to .the plan. A s noted on the
drawing, these are indicative only and the true pattern of
depressions in the surface is likely to vary locally from that
shown. The thickness of the, layer is summarised in Table
4.2 3nd shown in plan in Figure 4.2. The thickness and SPT
'N* values of the layer are shown against elevation in Figure
4.3.
) It can be seen that the general surface of the layer is at about

-25m M SL to -26m M SL with valleys or channels where the
surface appears to have been eroded to elevations of-28m
WiSL.or lower (Figure 4.1K With the exception of the HSD
tank area (Boreholes B11 and B17) and fhe anomalous
Borehole 813, the bottom of the Cemented Layer is generally
at or below -30m MSL. Comparison of Figures 4.1 and 4.2
show that areas where the layer is thin generally equate to
areas where the surface of the layer is low. The required
minimum thickness of 2,5m {Section 10.33 ?s therefore likely
to be achieved wherever the surface of the Cemented Layer
is at or above -27.5m M S L Figure 4L1 shows that these
areas are limited in extent. Probing is recommended to
delineate thoserarea^"where insufficient data exists{Section
10.31.
The Cemented Layer is absent in some cf the off-shore

boreholes Indicating that the stratum is discontinuous off
shore, This is likely to represent channels where the
Cemented Layer has been completely eroded ie a deeper
version of the channels illustrated in Figure 4.1 of the main
site.
4-2.6 Lower Deposits Zone" x
The Lower Deposits Zone x extend from the Cemented Layer

to -45m MSL.
The Lower Deposits Zone X consists of two layers, a

predominately silty layer in the upper part (denoted Zone la)
and marine clays from -37m MSL down to about -45m M SL
{denoted Zone lb ). These two sub-layers are clearly
identified in the PCPT resuits.
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Zone xa show s occasional fine sand laminations as well as

traces of cementation . This zone iq. generally described as
a very clayey silt but some clay layers have been identified
(M29) as well as interbedded clay and silt layers in 8H M32,
Zone lb, the marine clay, is more uniform, as indicated by

the PCPT results.
4-2.7 Lower Deposits Zone IX
The Lower Deposits Zone I I also consist of three sub-xones:

11 a, l i b and H e .
Zone I l a consists of sand and clayey silt layers with varying

degrees of cementation from none to moderately cemented.
Zone l i b is characterised by high SPT values (M>40). The

average thickness ?s 5.3m with a maximum of 1 1m in BH
816. It is formed of variably cemented sand and silt layers.
Sand layers tend to overlie silt with exceptions in 8H M 24
(cemented slit from 47m depthl and 8H M35 (very hard grey
siltstone at 48m depth). Uncemented silt or clay layers are
present in some boreholes {Drawing No 100003 and
100004].
Siity clay is also described in two holes, M34 (SPT = 72 at

48m depthl and M 2 2 (SPT =? 125), but its presence is not
considered as being typical.
Zones I la and l i b are not present in the HSD tank area but
evidence of* some cementation at 47m depth in BH M32
suggests that underlying strata could be zone lie .
Zone l i e is generally described as a silty clay, very stiff to

hard, with occasional site laminations and silty modules.
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Most earthquakes in Indonesia can be assigned to one 'of three asymmetrical

systems that fnark the contacts between ths Eurasian, Indian and Pacific
Plates. The most significant of these system s ts the Indonesian Arp which
expresses the suhduction of the Indian Plate beneath a stable southern
prolongation of the Eurasian Plate (named Sunda Shelf). This Is bounded to
the east by the Philippine Arc, a subduction of the Pacific Plate. The third
system forms an active margin of the Australian continent and marks the
subduction of the Pacific Plate beneath theindlan Plate.
These three systems meet cn the Banda Sea region, an area of great
structural complexity and high seismicity- A more detailed review of the
seismotectonics of Indonesia is included 'in Eihy (1977).
^ Instrumental and limited historical seismicity indicate that shallow

earthquakes (defined as having a depth of 65km or less}* which are of most
importance to the proposed works, are:
(a) Near field {between 20km snd 60km away from site) medium
magnitude (up to M =6.9) events*
{b} Far field, large magnitude events either from the Sunda Strait (100km
to 150km away with magnitude M < 7.51 or from major offshore
events {magnitude M < 8.2* distance 300km south west of site).
The overall contribution of deeper earthquakes ttfthe seismic risk is small.
. The estimated average historical frequencies of earthquakes in the degree

square including Muara Tawar are set out below:
Earthquake Humber of Earthquakes

Magnitude Per Century
Above 7 0.5
About 6 1
Above 5 20
For a given earthquake the peak value o f the ground motion at the site can
be obtained through attenuation relationships. Most of the existing
attenuation relationships correlate the peak ground acceleration at the sits
with magnitude and epicentral distance.
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Based an the attenuation relationships of Ambraseys et al (1991) the

following deterministic peak ground acceleration (PgA) levels can be
obtained.
Magnitude Distance PG A {Horizontal) P<3A {Vertical)

m4 from site 50% 84% 50% 8 4 %
{km} percentile percentile percentile percentile
4.5 *30 T3.Q30g O.OSSg 0.01 Sg 0.030g
5.5 60 0,026g 0-049g 0.014g 0.026g
73 120 0.036g O.OSSg' 0.020g 0.038g
Thus the horizontal component of peak ground acceleration {8 4 % percentile}

) ranges between O.QSg' and O.Q7g with the vertical component ranging
between 0-.Q25g and 0.04g* The earthquake Intensity associated with the
worst of the above cases would be Modified Mercalti V x i maximum.
The seismic forces to be considered in the design shall not be less than the
minimum forces for structures and equipment according to the Indonesian
Regulations for-Oesignmg Building for Earthquake Reistance, dated 1387, for
Seismic Zone 4 wU& an importance factor of 1.5. The acceleration values
included in the Indonesian Regulations are compatible with those calculated
above.
The above attenuation relationships give the acceleration in firm ground.

There will be some amplification caused by the soft clay at the site* The
local seismic codes allow for this by applying an amplification factor of 1.67,
Use of the 8 4 percentile peak ground acceleration (PGA) instead of the 50
* percentile PGA implicitly allows for this amplification. Piles in groups will
* stiffen the soil and will tend to reduce the effective amplification.
^ The possibility of. liquefaction of the ground being produced by an

earthquake is considered in Section 11.0.
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6.0 GHOTECHIVHCAL PROPERTIES . .

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6.1 General
6,1.1 One-Dimensional Consolidation
The preconsolidation pressure anyieid stress, pc\ of the days

and sifts has been estimated from oedometer tests using the
method by Casagrande (1936) described in Bowles (1388),
pSO. A description of the method is reproduced in Appendix
1. Reliability of the test results from the 1993 investigation
is doubtful in that sample disturbance and inappropriate
testing procedures may have affected the results. For
instance, it appears th3tthe samples may have been flooded*
) allowing them to swell before loading- The pressure
increments and minimum pressures applied do not seem to be
suitable either.
in the 1994 investigation special care was taken in preparing'
undisturbed samples. Samples were extruded on site and any
obviously disturbed material rejected. Samples for testing
were wrapped in clingfiim and waxed in accordance with the
procedure in Appendix 3.
Particular care was taken during oedometer testing to prevent

swelling during the test. The procedure followed is
reproduced in Appendix 3.
A s a check and.to provide more information at depth, where

- there are fewer oedometer test results, p/ has also .been
deduced from SPT fN ' values using the approximate
I
) relationship.
p* 32M kN/m2 (6.1)
Derivation of Equation {6.1J Is given in Appendix 2. -
A s discussed in Appendix 2, ft is concluded that, below -14m

MSL, the minimum overconsolidation ratio {OCR), is 1,6. In
many zones, the preconsolidation pressure is considerably
higher.
The compression index |Cc) has been derived frorn the

oedometer tests using a method by Schmertmann (1955)
which corrects for sample disturbance. .The method Is
described in Bowles (1988), p61 and is reproduced in
Appendix 1. For convenience of settlement calculations, Cc
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and the swelling index (CJ are presented as. compression

ratios CrlncJ and Ct{QCj which are defined in Appendix 1.
Values of the coefficient of consolidation, (cv), obtained from

the Site Selection investigation are all significantly lower than
thosa/ from the subsequent investigations. There is
insufficient Information to determine the cause of this
discrepancy.
w *
6 , 1.2 Shear Strength "
Undrained shear strength (sj, was measured by in-situ vane

tests and unconsolidated undramea (UU) triaxial tests.
Results of the vane tests have been corrected for rate effect
' ) by a -relationship proposed by Bjerrum (1972)/described-by
Meigh (1987), p.41 M ost UU test results show that the
total stress failure envelopes have a sfcfpe, <pa greater than
zero which suggests partial saturation. Values of (sj have
been interpreted as:
su cu + avo tan <pu (6.2)
where cu is the intercept of the,failure envelope and crv<} is the

total overburden pressure at the depth of the sample.
The vane test results in the clays are generally higher than
those of the UU tests. This is likely to be due to sampling
disturbance associated with laboratory tests, especially for
soft soils. Hence* results from the vane tests are considered
.to be more reliable. However, some of the higher results,
) apparently in clay, may reflect thin sand inclusions**
A comparison of su from UU tests and unconfined

compression (UCI tests show s that the UC tests give
systematically lower values. This could be due to sample
disturbance associated with the UC tests hence UC test
results are not used.
As discussed in Appendix 2, su has also been estimated from

SPT results using the following approximate correlation
= 7N (in kPa) (6.3)
However, Equation (6,3} may not be applicable to soft soils

where su may be underestimated owing to the dynamic effect
of the SPT,
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Undrained shear strengths Inferred from PCPT tests using an

factor of 15 (Meigh, 1987) are compatible with the vane
test results and in the tower Deposits Zone I, with shear
strengths inferred from SPT results and from the latest triaxial
test results (Appendix 2). Undrained shear strengths inferred
from wPCPTs for the strata above the cemented layer are
presented in Figure 6.21,
6.1.3 SPT Ji Values-
SPT N values presented In this report are standard values

corresponding to a rod energy ratio of 6 0 % as proposed by
Skempton 0986). For sands, corrected values denoted by
HlQQare also presented. These correct: ,
(a) xo a standard effective vertical stress of 100kN/m2
(Skempton, 19865, and
(b) for effects of particle size for- submerged very fine and
silty sand fTerzaghi mid Peck, 1967).
The corrected N values provide Information on relative density

and are appropriate to certain design applications only,
6 .1 - 4 P a n ic le S iz e D is tr ib u tio n
Gradings of soil samples, extracted from the factual reports

for the Site Selection and Phase 1 Investigations, are in
accordance with the A S T O (1972) Standard 0422-63.
6.2 Test Results
Results of classification tests including moisture contents, Atterberg

limits, particle size distribution and unit weight are presented in
Figures 5.1 to Q.9. SPT 'N ' values plotted in Figures 6.10 to 6.12 are
grouped together according to material type (clays, sands and
cemented materials!. Results relating to one-dimensional
consolidation are shown on Figures 6.13 to 6,16. Undrained shear
strength derived from in-situ vane tests, triaxial tests and SPT are
given on Figures 6.17 to 6.19. The chemical test results are
presented in Figure 6.20.
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6 ,3 Surface Deposits
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6.3.1 Description
The silty clay and clayey silt layers are generally very soft to
soft, yellowish brawn to dark grey and with some fine s^nd.
The sand layers consist of a very loose, greyish brown to
dark 9rey fine sand which is silty in places,
6.3.2 Classification
Results of classification tests (Figures'S.1, 0,2 and 6.4) show

that, for the fine soils {clay and silt), moisture content (w)
varies between 30 and 65% , plastic limit (PL) is about 3 5 %
and liquid limit (LL) predominantly between 50 and 7 0 % . The*
liquidity index {Ul varies between about 0.4 and 1-0 which
is consistent with a soft clay. The plasticity chart indicates
that a high proportion of the fine soils is silt with' plasticity
ranging mainly from intermediate to high.
Particle* size distributions of samples {Figure 6.6) generally

confirm the log descriptions. The grading curves show that
the clay and silt layers vary from a silty clay to a sandy silt
and that the sand layers are mainly a uniform fine sand which
is very silty in places.
6.3.3 Unit Weight
A bulk unit weight of 16.5kN/m3 (Figure 6.9) above and

below the water table is appropriate for use between 0 and
5m depth in calculations.
6 ,3.4 SP T N
In the fine soils, N values between 1 and 6 were recorded

(Figure 6.10), For the sand layers, the N1Q0 values vary
between 1 and 15 (Figure 6.11) classifying these deposits as
mainly very loose to loose and in places medium dense.
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6.3.5 Compressibility
Figures 6.13 and 6.14 show that pc' is generally greater than
U8crvo' suggesting that the soils are overconsolidated to an
overconsolidation ratio, OCB, equal to or greater than 1,6,
This Is confirmed by interpretation of the PCPT results. This
could have been^ caused by desiccation as a result of the
lowering of ground water table in the past. Figures 6.15 and
6.16 show that the fine soils have Cftoc) between 0.015 and
0,04, C({Kl between 0.15 and 0.35 and cYis between 10 and
40ma/yr.
6.3.6 Undrained Shear Strength
Figures 6.17 to 6.19 show that, for the fine soils, su obtained
from vane tests are generally higher than those from triaxial
tests and SPT. The likely reasons for the differences .are
. already given in Section 6-1.2- Based on the vane test
results, the fine soils are mainly classified as very soft to soft.
The values are generally higher than those for a normally
consolidated clay which Is consistent with the p/ estimations
and is consistent with {SJ inferred from the PCPT results. S u
values inferred from PCPTs are shown in Figure 6.21.
.4 U p pe r Clay
6.4.1 Description
The Upper Clay is a very soft, light grey to dark brown silty
clay with occasional traces of sand and shells.
)
Results of classification tests (figure 6.1 r 6.2, 6.4 and 6.7}

show that w varies from about 50 to 100% with a trend of
increasing with depth. PL is about 4 0 % and LL varies
between 50 and 1 3 0 % with a tendency of increasing with
depth. LI decreases broadly from between 0.5 and 1.0
towards the top of the stratum to between 0.1 and 0,8
towards the bottom, suggesting the possibility of increasing
partial overconsolidation with depth. The plasticity chart
indicates almost equal proportions of clay and silt with
plasticity ranging from high to extremely high. Particle size
distribution curves confirm that the material is almost half
clay and half silt.
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6.4*3 Unit Weight
Bulk unit weights of 15.5kN/m3 between 6 and 10m depth

and 14.5kN/m3 between 10 and 15m depth {Figure 6.9) are
appropriate for use in calculations,
6.4.4 SPT M * "
Figure 6-10 shaws that most N values are between 1 and 4,
Values of pcf estimated from oedometer tests (Figure 6,13} fie

mainly between and 1.6 aw' suggesting that the Upper
Clay has OCR values between 1 and 1.6. interpretation of
the PCPT results suggests a typical OCR of 1.4^ Values of
pc* from SPT (Figure 6.14) are likely to foe underestimations
as already explained in Section 6,1.2. Figures 6.1S and .6,16
show that Cttoc) Is between 0.01 and 0.06, Cr(^, Is between
0. \ and 0.5 and cv is generally between 20 and 36m2/yr.
6.4.6 Undrafned Shear Strength
Figures 6.17 to 6.19 show that Su obtained from vane tests

are generally higher than those from triaxial tests which are
in turn higher than those from SPT. The likely reasons for the
differences are already given in Section 6.1,2. Su values
inferred from PCPTs are shown in Figure 6.21. They are
generally compatible with the vane test results. Based-on the
vane tesr results, the soil is classified as mainly soft and
becoming soft to firm towards the base of the stratum. The
values are generally higher than that of a normally
consolidated clay which is consistent with the pc*
estimations.
6.5 Middle Clay
6,5.1 Description
The Middle Clay is a yellowish brown to grey, silty clay or

clayey silt which is sandy in places and has a strength which
increases from soft to firm at the top of the stratum to firm
to stiff at the bottom. The sand layers consist of a loose to
medium dense, brownish grey, silty,fine to medium sand.
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6,5.2 Classification
Results of classification tests {Figure 6.1, 6,2 and 6.4) show

that, for the fine soils, w varies from about 25 to 7 5 % with
a trend of increasing wrth depth. PL is mainly between 25
and 3 5 % and LL is between 40 and 155%, U varies mainly
between 0 and 0,6 suggesting overconsolidatfon. The
plasticity chart indicates almost equal proportions of elay and
silt with plasticity ranging from intermediate to extremely
high.
Particle size distribution curves {Figure 6.7) show that the

fine soils range from a silty clay to a sandy silt. The one
result from the sand layers indicates a very silty fine to
coarse sand. n*
6.S.3 Unit Weight
Bulk unit weights of ISkN/m 3 between IS and 20m depth

and 16kN/m3 between 2 0 and 27m depth (Figure 6.9) are
appropriate for use in calculations.
6.5.4 SPT N
* In the fine soilsr N values range from 5 to 37 (Figure 6.1 Ob)

with an overall trend of increasing with depth. For the sand
layers, the N10gvalues (Figure 6.11) classify the sand as loose
to medium dense.
The range of pc' values estimated from oedometer tests

(Figure 6.13) generally agrees wrth those from SPT (Figure
,6.14). They indicate that the soil is overconsolidated with
OCR mainly-above 1,6, Figures 6.15 and 6-16 show that C,
toclis between 0.01 and 0.04, Cfhslis between 0.1 and 0.35
with a tendency to increase wrth depth and cv from the 1994
Investigation is mainly between 10 and 30m2/yr.
6.5*6 Undrained Shear Strength
Values of su obtained from triaxial tests (Figure 6.18)

generally He within the range of su based on SPT (Figure
6,19). The scatter of the results could be due to the' wide
variation in particte size distribution and slight cementation,
experienced by samples near the base of the stratum. Sj
values inferred from PCPTs are shown in Figure 6.21. They
are generally cumpatlbie with the triaxial test results.
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6 .6 ' Cemented Laver
5.6.1 Description .. *
Material in the Cemented Layer stratum Is a very stiff, brown

to dack grey cemented silt which is In places replaced by a
variably cemented, dense, mainly dark grey, silty fine sand
with occasional medium to coarse particles.
8.6.2 Unit Weight
A bulk unit weight of l6kN/m3 between and 32m depth

{Figure 6.9} is appropriate for use In calculations.
8.6.3 SPT N
The Cemented Layer has N values mainly between 35 and

200 (Figure 6,12). The Nl0o val.ues for the sand layers (Figure
6.11} classify the sand as medium dense to very dense.
6.7 Lower D eoosks Zone I
6.7.1 Description
Two zones are clearly present: variably cemented clayey silts

(Zone Ia l marine clay strata {Zone Xb).
Figure 6-1 shows that in strata la (between the Cemented

) Layer and 37m depth), w varies between 4 0 % and 60% . PL
is about 4 0 % and LL varies between 7 5 % and 1 1 0 % (Figure
6.2). LI is close to 0.2 with some samples showing LI ~ 0.
This confirms the PCFT interpretation of overconsolidated
materials.
In strata lb (marine clay), w Is greater = (70% ] but PL is

similar to the strata la values. PL is very consistent with a
variation between 1 0 5 % and 125% . U is generally greater
than in Zone la but not exceeding 0.5.
The plasticity chart (Figure 6.5) does not distinguish the^two

zones and indicates almost equal proportions of clay and silt
with mainly high to extremely high plasticity. Particle size
distribution curves {Figure 6.8) confirm that the fine soils are
almost half clay half silt.
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6.7.3 Unit Weight
Sulk unit weights of 17.5kN/m3 between 32 and 37m depth

and 16kN/nv* between 3 7 and 45m depth (Figure 6.9) are
appropriate for use In calculations,
6.7.4 SPT.S *
Figure 8.10 shows that N values are generally greater than in

Zone la than in lb. Despite some scatter, the marine clay
(lb) clearly shows SPT N values between 8 and 15. Zone la
shows more scatter with Sr 1 ranging from 8 to 35.
Sand layers within Zone la are loose to medium dense

according to the N100 values (Figure 6,11),
Zone la has an OCR greater than 1.6.
Interpretation of PCPT plots indicates that the Marine Clay

{Vo) has an overconsolidation ratio I OCR) of 1.8 at least.
Preconsolidation pressures from both oedometer tests and as

inferred from SPTs {Figure 6,13 and 8,14} confirm this OCR
value (Appendix 2).
Compression ratios inferred from the 1994 investigation are

higher then those of the initial investigations. Wore
confidence is held in the 1994 investigation *and the latter
values will be used: C r(oc)-- 0.04 and Cr{nc) = 0,6 (Figure
6.15).
The coefficient of consolidation C vis also higher for the 1994

investigation, varying between 25m*/yr and 47fn*/yr (Figure
6.16*.
6.7.6 Undrained Shear Strength
Undrained shear strengths inferred both from unconsolidated

undrained triaxial tests and from SPTs indicate generally
stiff overconsolidated materials.
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6,8 Lower Deposits Zone I I
8.8.1 Description ;
These deposits shows three layers; Zone I la {predominately

silt); Zone u b {cemented sands and slit) and Zone l i e (very
stiff clay].
6.8.2 Classification"
*
Moisture content in the three-zones varies between about

3 0 % and 5GSo with an average of 5 0 % (Figure 8,1}, LL In
Zone I l a is between 6 0 % and 9 0 % while in Zone l i e L I is
v<r
up to 1 2 0 % {Figure 8.3).
In zone lib , LL is consistently higher than 1 0 0 % with LL

very close to 0, confirming the cementation.
The plasticity chart (Figure 6.5) shows that the Lower

Deposits vary between high and extremely high plasticity,!
6.8.3 Unit Weight
A bulk unit weight of 18kN/m3 between 45m and 80m depth

.(Figure 6/9) is appropriate for use in calculations.
6-8,4 SPT N
N values vary from 12 tG 25 in Zone Ila , from 50 xo 150 in

Zone l ib and from 20 to 38 in Zone X lc (Figure 6,10). Sand
layers are medium dense to dense according to Nt00 values
(Figures 8,11).
6.8,5 Compressibility
Preconsolidation pressure from oedometer tests show some

disturbance at depth (Figure 8.13} but an OCR of 1.6 is
considered a realistic minimum value (Appendix 2), In Zone
Ila , compression ratios Cr(oc) and Cr(nc) are respectively
0.04 and 0.6 (Figure 6.15).
In Zone lie , Cr(oc) ~ 0.05 and Cr(nc) *= 0.6, despite

showing a wide scatter in (Cr(nc) (Figure 6.15).
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The coefficient consolidation, c;, generally ranges from

25m*/yr to 45m2/yr (Figure 6.16}.
6.8.6 Undrained Shear Strength *
Shear^strength inferred from SPT and triaxial tests confirms

the overconsolidation ratio, with some disturbance at depth
evident in the triaxial test results (Figures 6.18 and 6-19},
The materials-are described as stiff to very stiff.
6.3 Soil and Groundwater Chemistry
Results of swiphace content tests on samples of soils and groundwater

are shown on Figure 6.20* In accordance with the recommendations
of 8RE Digest 363, (Building Research Establishment, 1991) a site
classification greater than Class 1 based on total sulphate content is
too pessimistic. The site would be classified as Class 1 on the basis
of the groundwater analyses*
The pH tests show that the soils and groundwater are near neutral
with most valves between 6 and 9- The values for soils range from
3.1 to 9.1 apart from one result at 7,3 whereas values for
groundwater lie wfthin the lower range of 6.5 to 7.9.
The implications of these results for the design of buried concrete are
discussed in Section 10.13.
6.10 Permeability
The results of failing head permeability tests in un lined sections of

boreholes are presented in Table 6-1 - A s noted on the table, some of
the descriptions on .the borehole logs do not appear to correspond to
the test results for the lengths tested-
Based on examination of the results and the borehole logs, the

following approximate ranges of permeability are suggested:
Material Mo of Permeability
tests {m/s]
Silty clay/clavey silt 6 10'7 to 10's
Silty fine sand 3 0.9 to 2.0 x 106.
K O I ? .O G O O .C O C :R Q 3
3 0 A p ril 1 2 3 ?
GROUND INVESTIGATION PAGE v : 30 OF 4-8
INTERPRETIVE REPORT DATE OP ISSUE : 30 April 1997
7.0 RRQUWDWATHR
Groundwater levels recorded in the piezometers of the 1993 boreholes are

hetween t-G*! and * 1.0 metres above mean sea lev.el and hence are close
to original ground level. The depths at which the piezometers were installed
are not known, however.
Groundwater levels in the 1994 boreholes support a general groundwater

level close to + 1 m M S L The piezometers are at the bottom of boreholes
at depths ranging from 44m to 80m. Over a period of 15 days of
monitoring, rapid responses were recorded in two of the piezometers which
intersect Zone Xo of the lower deposit Indicating that this layer is relatively
permeable. The other piezometers were responding more slowly. Long term
observations will be needed to confirm the equilibrium water levels in these
piezometers.
To the east of the site, wells bored into the deeper sands show artesian
flaws but farther west intensive exploitation of the confined aquifers has
reduced groundwater heads and induced iandward flows of brackish and salt
water. Wells for fresh water now need to be over 150m deep and the
expected static head Is more than 10m below sea level.
This general pattern has been confirmed by two 270m deep wells sunk by
Sofoco for PLN. liie first, located near the eastern boundary at about 40ON
(site grid). Is artesian and slightly brackish. The second, located near~ihe
proposed site entrance, Is not artesian and not brackish.
Water well boreholes in the Jakarta area {Directorate of Environmental
Geology, 1986}, many of which reach depths of between 200 and 300m,
reveal the following general sequence of recent strata:
NAME UTHOLOGY THICKNESS

Unconfined aquifer Silty sand and gravel Upto 60m
i' but with silty clays
predominant dose to
the coast
Upper confined aquifer Mainly clay with thin 60-120m
system intercalations of
andesttic sand
Middle confined aquifer Mainly clay with 100-200m
system intercalations of
andesitic and quartz
sand
Unproductive lower Clay with sand bands
aquifer system
1------* 1.............. .... ............. " - l "* 1, ............ ij- " 1
depth of about 110m below sea level at the Muara Tawar site.
KOUaOOO^JOC;Q3
3 0 AOfJi 1.997
[U ||J 4~~v( i r> V V rsp V , . . w iw t k
GROUND INVESTIGATION PAGE v : 31 OF 48
JWTSBPRHTIVH RHPORT DATE OF ISSUE : 30 April 1997
8.0 PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT
8,1 General
The proposed development comprises one combined cycle block

having nominal output of approximately 650 MW and three gas
turbine open cycle units, having nominal output of approximately 150
M W each. The combined cycle block comprises three gas turbine
units, three beat recovery steam generator units, and one steam
turbine unit. The plant will operate with erther high speed diesel
(HSO) oil or natural gas.*
The project comprises the following proposed buildings and structures

uompfete 'with drainage systems, accommodation* cables and pipe
\ runs, roads, hardstandings, security fencing and landscaping.
IV Gas Turbine and Steam Turbine Buildings and Foundations.
{ft) Main Control and Administration Buildings, Warehouse and

Workshop,
(Hi) Heat Recovery Steam Generator and Bypass Stack

Foundations.
(iv) Cooling Water Pumphouse and Intake Structure.
(v) Supply and Discharge Pipework and OutfalL
|vi) Waste Water Treatment Plant.
I {vii} Desalination Plant,
(viti) Chlorination Building and Control Room.
(ix) Tanks, Pumphouses and associated Structures.
(x) Miscellaneous Buildings and Structures,
The layout of the main power station site is shown on Drawing No

100000.
K O I 20000.00c-.fta3
0 0 A p rf 1 9 9 7
irtWrtfx V ltv <
GROUND INVESTIGATION PAGE " : 32 OF 48
INTERPRETIVE REPORT OATS OP ISSUE : 30 April 1997
8.2 Proposed Structures
All buildings/structures will be either structural steel framed wrth the

roof and upper wails dad with insulated metal cladding or of
reinforced concrete construction. The lower walls of steer framed
buildings wiiljbe of rendered biockwork.
AH buildings and structures supporting the majority of plant will be

founded on piles to provide adequate bearing capacity and limitoverall
and differentia! settlement.
Certainexternal works will also be founded on piles to limit settlement

.of services or plant. Such works will Include gas, oil and steam pipe
racks and some of the foundations in the 5QQkV switchyard.
K D 120Q 0aO O C :R03

30 April >39
MUARA TAWAR CCPP REVISION NO ; 03
INTERPRETIVE REPORT DATS OF ISSUE : 30 April 1997
9.0 EARTHWORKS, ROADS, HARDSTAND1NG5 AND DRAINAGE
9.1 Earthworks
9*1.1 Genexal
The site is being filled under a separate contract let by PIN to

give a final general level of 3 m-MSL. The fin is a residua! sail
described as a red sandy clay: It Is assumed that it will be
compacted to a reasonable standard in 0.3m thick layers. For
preliminary design, it has been assumed to have a bulk unit
.* . .weight of 1-9 kN/m3 and shear strength parameters of c ' = 0,
tpT = 30.
)
9* 1.2 Settlement of Fill
Loading applied to the ground by raising the general site level

, . to 3m M S t wilt cause Significant settlement. This will be due
. mainly to compression of the very soft clays, which may take
;. . many years-So consolidate. There will also be a contribution
due to compression of the near-surface loose sand layers and
to a lesser extent of the firm to stiff clays below -14m M S L
Based on the oedometer test results, estimated compression

of the very soft to soft clay is 400mm. Sand layers, where
- * present, 'are very loose. Settlement would not be much less
'.than for the soft clay but would occur rapidly. Consolidation
settlement in the underlying sttffer clay layers may amount to
a further 200mm giving a total post filling settlement of
I ) 600mm.
Evaluation of the rate of consolidation of the clay layers is

complicated and cannot be established reliably with the
available data. Because of the effect of laminations and thin
sand layers, use of the coefficient of consolidation {cv)
measured in oedometer tests often underpredicts the rate of
consolidation in the field.
K 0120000.D Q C :R 03
3 0 A p fii 1937
MUAKA TAWAR CCPP KbVlSIQN NO ; 03
GROUNDINVESTIGATION PAGE : 34 OF 48
INTERPRETIVE REPORT DATS OF ISSUE : 30 April 1SS7
Estimated settlement at various times after placing the fill are

as follows:
Time Settlement {mmJ percent Completion
2 yrs*' 450 to 375mm 7 5 % to 6 3 %

10 yrs 540 to 445mm 8 9 % to 7 4 %
20 yrs 550 to 520mm 91 % to 8 7 %
This settlement pattern is approximate cnly and is based on

upper and lower average cv values of 3Gm3/yr and 6m2/yr
respectively. These are typical values from the 1993/1994
Investigations and the 1991 investigation respectively>. As
stated in Section 6,1.1, the discrepancy In c values between
these investigations remains unexplained. Information from'
investigations in the Tanjung Priok area supports the lower c
vaiue.* Nevertheless, use of the higher cv value may reflect
more closely the more rapid consolidation which may occur
in practice because of laminations and thin sar\d layer.
9.2 Roa'ds, Hardstandings and Drainage
Details of the red sandy clay being used as fill are not yet available.
for preliminary design, assumption of a C8R of 5 % for the compacted
fill is considered reasonable,
< . '
Because of the large settlement anticipated (Section 9.1.2},

interlocking concrete or, alternatively, transition slabs will be required
at entrances to structures and where roads cross piled -culvercs,
pipework or- services. Wherever possible, final road construction
; ) should be left as* late as practicable in the construction programme:.
For similar reasons, particular attention will be required to drainage

runs and their connections with buildings or their traversing of piled
culverts of pipework.
Ktn2caOO.QQC;RC2
30 Apr* 1997
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Boring, Undisturbed a&mpHng and In - situ teat
Bo I LOCATION tav&tfanlDrilling 6vF.T UsD.S Van* Pafmaa LIT

Hol j East | Narffc Depth T*t fcilily Sanipl#
No. (M3 (*S) (M) m {**> <*7> (*>
(nrt JL ffiol cnoi JtefiL. Jjio)
8. 1_ -4.511,630 5,7 0 5.3 01? 10,2 821 30 15 $ s 4 ^~
B. 2 - i,e?7,$2& 2,608,914} -1.73*2 30 12 0 4
& 3 - 313,48a 1.141,11Si - $,1$4I 30 15 3 4 I -.
B* 4 r 120.882 - .235J 30 14 a 4. I ~
5. 3 mooo 265,0001 1,301* .30 _> -JL3.__ 7 4 - -
B. 8 223,000 554,0001 1,43! .30. _ . 9 7t 4 4 *I 3
S. 7 393,000 . ..jmoool 1.&0I 40 20 7 4 r 2
0, si 503,000 523,000{ 1.48 30 to 3, 4 - i -
BL' 9j 173,000 428,000i iM 40 13 n 41 4 101 ^
B. 10i 21 3,0 00 ' 4 33,0 00 j 174 60 32 ... v?j 3 i -
B* VI 13,000: 400,000\ 1,34 60 33 111 4 4 - ( -
s' Vaf 183.000 380.0001 1.4S . 40 20 aj 4 t -
B* 13I 2CT.OOO 353,0001 . 19 40 IS * ?! 4 - .I 3;
B. 14j 134.000 278,000I 1JB1 60 $3 a 4 I -
B. 151 210,000 m M t I iM 40 17 a! 4 4 i ...3
B. IS} 232,000 278,0001 1,5? 80 27 13! ' 4. - - 1 3
L 17! - alooa 230,0001 1.S0 30 13 3 .4. . .. _ I 3
. 15j 140,000 02,0001 1*87 ... io 13 5 4 _ I -
B. 1$| aa8,ooo 84.000f 2,10 ... .m 20 3 2 * - 1-
B. 20l 46.000 40.0001. .2*03.-40. - 22 5 4 - 1 - I -
T..o .6 n ! soo 3S3 153 77 18 10 20
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s, il 3,0$9,7411 4,150,9111 -6,222 I 1 1
9. t\ 930*7821 1*876.Q01 - 0.35 ... 1 I 1
a. si - 42.B36 343,360.1 0.43 1 1 1
S. 4I 003,000 774*000i 0,34 i i !
a. li 280.000 ass.oool iM 1 .I
. fS 134,000 503,000j 1^3 i ' I
s' r^' 399,000 455,0001 1.45 I...I I
'a 170,000 * 413.000.1 1^4 ______ I______ I
S. 9 216,000 416,0001 1055 i ... I
8. 10 - 06.000 333,0001 1.43 . I ...
S. 11 34,000 323,0001 13 I
S. 12 133,000 328,000i 1,39 - I
TL 13 * 203,000 . ssa.oooj 1.49 - - !
3. 14 282,000 323,000j ' 1.40 . I
8. 13 - Q6.QQ0 250,0001 1-48 i
s. te 35,000 250,000j 1.51 i
S. 17 14 2,000 U 186 .000 j 1,78 _ . i i i
s. ia 219,000 lae.D oo f 2.20 i i . i
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S, 18 .286,000 166,0001 2,14 I J___ 1..... J L .

. 20 510.000 32.0001 2.10 . I I I I !
test pit
TF 1 170,000 300,000j 1.65 3 I I I
TP 2I 308,000 077.0001 1.201 3 i j . i i
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BORING PROFILE
PROJECT MUARA TWAR C0H3IHED CYCLE POWER PLANT
LOCATION HUARA TASfAR, BEKASI, WEST JAVA
BORING NO* B 2
ELEVATION - 1.792 H (DATUH) .COORDINATE : X - 1.657.928
GROUND WATER LEVEL *3 2.614.5EQ
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t s& sm so senstbahcn t e s t
SOIL DESCRIPTION
DEPia! BEPIH EEPIHL C lU jV E **
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P la tfc ra
Water lave!
Ground surface.
Vary so ft, gre y s i l t y c* ay,
3.00 o.so
ra ir UT9F
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MUARA TftUAR COMBINED CYCLE POSTER PLANT Soring Mo. ; B Z ; page 2.
S Y W S O t-
STAHOArtO ntNETPATKJN TEST
SCAI.S
tM| Jt s o j t o e s c m p T io H iA A v u N a
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.DEPTH H C t l U E
Hadiuta s t i f f , brownish grey s i l t y clay.

H D mm
U 200*
S t if f . n 21.80 g ig l
0 3ZM
D 22.45
CH 23,50
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25- n 24,00 25755 t
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s t iff. 0 u *** 1
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U WM 28,03 i
25
i SH ftediuta danse, dark grey s i l t y Sand with ??8a , 4a Sk 597^5" r
sc&a gravel. v 3B7uT
/
S t if f s greyish brown clayey s i l t with 30.00 i
trace of egmentation. ___________ 3U^5T 10
Boring termiflatad at a depth o f 30-00 H*
oft November 27 to December 12, 13S3.
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U = Until s t a r t e d S a ^ j l e
0 = Disturbed Sajgjle
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PROJECT : HUARA TAKA8 COMBINED CYCi POWER PLANT
LOCATION : HUARA TAKAR, BEKA3I, WEST JAVA
BORING NO. : 8 3
EL EVATION : - 0.164 H (OAUM) COORDINATE : X= - 313.672
GROUND WATER LEVEL Y=
m m TAVMR COHBiflEO CYCLE POWER PLANT Soring N<J, ; 8 6 ; Pacs 2
SYMBOL
J C A tS STAHCJARQ reHCTflATION TEST
& SOIL OeSCRtrTiON S A M P L IH C
w DEPTH OgPTH OEPTO K CV Rv Z
25 10 30 SO
CH 25.45 25.00 20
Very s t i f f , lig h t grey, s il t y clay*
SOff 25^3*
as.70 as.00
n 26.50
Sti *Yery arsytsh brown s il t y fin e 0 sra r
sand with trace of hard~cejrienta'ion. 3.00 65
n 2s:zs 205* 25*
28.80- D 3O T
30 , i t 30.00
MI Very hard, greyish brown cemented s i l t . u*15C5ff
D
31.00 50
31,15 HH5* 15
Iq I 31,90
mt 32.00
CH S t i f f , dar% grey s i l t y clay. lu O T
Soring terminated at a depth o f 32.OQ H,
w October 22 to November 6, 1994.
o j KOTSS :
= Undisturbed Sample
0 - Disturbed Sareple
tlT * Lateral Load Test
P = Permeability Test
G * Seonor Vane Tes t
50
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BORING PRO FILE
PROJECT 'N U A R A TAWAR COKS1MEO CYCLE PCPiER PLANT
LOCATION W A R A , TW AR> 8 E K A S I, W S T JAVA
SORING NO. S 7
ELEVATION 1.80 H (OATUH), CGQRDIHATE : X * 395.000
GROUND WATER LEVEL > V 528,000
SCM& 5IRK0&RD EEfffitSAXjOQt? TEST.

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day.
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n 2.50

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0 4.45 3^5*
f 5.60
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* 5.00
u
6.50
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1
u 14.00
rrro i
is 0 14.50
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s t iff. 16.45 13
o IM S
I70U
* i
18.00
if Colouring yellow ish brow: and g r * y , very
1874 S'
20
s t iff. ia .45
u
j T53ff
19.50
u 1
20 io n i
0 20.00 i
Colouring brownish gray, s t if f . 20.50
2 ?O T 14
205" i
Q 20.55
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205* 14 %
P 21.95 j
U.SQ 22.50 t
tB- 15
t I D 22.95 22:93' i
WM i
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U W tt
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n f . I
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St
SOIL DESCRIPTION SAWftlKC
{Ml CjEPTH oemi D y -T H C U ft V g
23 rU
Very s t if f , grey and brown s i l t y clay. n 25.45 25.00
S t if f .
0 2OTT 2US* 13
2 6 .00
0 5 45
c rrm S O T 14
27.00
0 27.45 15 *v
O T ?
28.00
29:00 \
u ?33tr \
m ^ b .so 29,00 SO
Very hard, brown cemented s i l t . ll ,2OTT W 25*
30 85,40
ML 3>nmr 30.50 50 *
30.5? T -
Colouring dark qr-ey^ 31.50 50
31.65 rrtt *
3XW
y[/
.33.00L 33 .0 -A
23
Vary s t if f , grey clayey s l U . n 33-45 3374?' / 1
0 vcm 34.00 / (
18
C o lo u r in g d a rk g r a y w it h some cem enta n 34.45 M S * ? I
t io n . B SO S' 1
. 1
MH S tiff. 36.00 J i
357^5* 12
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37.00 I
n 37*. 45 13
i
1 i
38.50 38.50 1 i
n 36.55 3 0 T i
CH S t if f , dsrfc gray s i l t y c U y . u WM 1
40.00 j
i I
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TOST
Soring terminated a t a depth o f 40.00 M,
Ii
on November I S - Z8* 2933.
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Ofldi.sturbad Sample
I
0 = Disturbed Sample i
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LIT = Lateral Load Test *
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BORING PROFILE
PROJECT ; MUARA TAWAR COMBINED CYCIE POWER PLANT
LOCATION. : HUARA TAWAR, BEKASI, WEST JAVA
BORING NO. : 8 8
ELEVATION . 1.49 M (DATUM) COORKfWTC : X * 508.000
GROUND WATER LEVEL * Y * 528.000
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10 *30 fin
0,00
9 ' CH Very so ft, dark grey s i l t y clay. ra r
1.00
4* -2- T77y
17C a.oo <1 ?-
J tffj 2.so Ver:y * QCS8> d3r* Sêy s i l l y fine sand. 05*
onr
Very rif+. dark grey clayey s i l t with 2.45
some fin e sand. O S'
SH Ver loose, dark grey s il t y fin e sand.
,4,.,.an
5.00
HL Very loose, dark grey sandy s i I t ,
JUW L 6.00
ra * <1 %
Very so ft* dark grey s il t y cla y. S. 45
03*
9.05
CTF
10^ 9. SO
Colouring grey. 2?OT n10.00
r? ? < i tr
10.45
TO T
Mi 12.00
io t r
12.80
PO T
14.00
CH
14,45
IOST < i
TTM
fft Colouring dark grey.
Colouring lig h t grey. 17.00

TTM
17.40 18.00
Colouring grey and yellow ish brown* TOO* 105- n
s t iff. 19.Q5
2T M
20 -
21.00
Colouring lig h t grey. 2T737T
21.40
22,00
Medium s t if f . 227W 227W
S I 22.40 22.45
HH Medium s t i f f , lig h t grey clayey s i l t . 20tT
23. SO
CH S t if f , lig h t grey s i l t y clay.
SOTOCO'
w iu jt iu u i < jr u _ r rL N \ l coring ao. : a S page Z.
svw cm .
SCALE
iH) & s o jl D ?scm m o S A w *u a 5 TAN 0 ARD fF.Nt'TftftTtOM TEST
t>?TH OEPTH
. oerrM
2S
235 S t i f f , ligh t grey s ilt y clay. 25.00
25.45 11
ZOO" 23735*
CH 26,50
ffl Very s t i f f . 23
n 2B.S5
SO T
u 200*
28,00
sD Vary hard, grey cemented s i l t * 23.50 SO
n 28.65: sra r ir
a
w Very hard> grey s1 I t s tone. 30.00 55
3CK ir
Boring terminated at a depth o f 30.00 Hs
cn November 27 to December 2, 1993.
HOTES :
U Undisturbed Sample
B * Disturbed Sample
3S
>5 <
<50
SO fO C O
V
BORI NG PRO FILE

PR O JE C T ; HUARA TPHAR CQKBHEO CYCLE POWER PUW
LOCATION : MARA 7 ANAR, BEKASJ, WEST JAVA
BORING NO, : B 9
E L E V A T IO N : 1.88 M (DATUM). COORDINATE : X * 176.000
G R O U N D W A T E R L E V E L : - 1.70 M > = 438.000
BORING PROFILE
PROJECT MUARA TAWAR C0MB1HE0 CYClH POWER PL/WT
LOCATION MUARA TMR, BEKASI, WEST JAVA
BORING NO, B 19
ELEVATION 1.74 H (DATUrt), COORDINATE : X= 215.000
GROUND WATER LEVEL Ye 438.000
SYMBOL
6 SSHPXJDK3 strkdaed eenejjuoson $Esr
S O Ii DESCRIPTION
D EPSH
BBrSH ESPlVi N CURVE
SO 30 *50
0.00
Soft, gray and yellow ish brovsi s i l t y o r
clay.
Colouring Srey and brovm. Z. GO

CTT
3.5Q
LL 3. GO
B IT 3.0Q
Very loose* grey s i l t y fin e sand* 3.45
57$?
Soft, grey s i l t y clay with trace o f

f1pe sanfJ.
6.00
ra r
S Very loose, grey s i l t y fin e sand. S . 50
U L 7720" 7.00
Very soft, -dark grey s i l t y clay. 7 775?
m m
10.00
iOobtf
10.50
100* T11.00
l^F
1 <
Hr. 45
VOSS
14.00
TO S
)15-
14.50 13.00
Colouring grey end reddish brown, s t i f f , ZOTT 16
15.45 K 3 5 *
CH T O 15.00
Medium s t i f f . 5
IS. 45 T O T
1TM 17.00
Colouring grey end brown. 7
17.45 17752* %
TSTtRT
19.00
19.40
19.40
20 23.00
Colouring y e llo w ish brown, very s t if f . s o tr 23755" 31
20.45
2 0 ??
22.00
Colouring yellowish brown and grey, 22.45 TTS5 9
stiff.
23.00
23.45 srre
a
2O T
24.00
257QtJ
wwnxnm m u . power PUNT___________________ ;_____________ Boring Ho,' :w S 10 ij J*>Qqa c. 2
smaou 3TANOARO rEWCTfiATION TSSt
SCAtS & SWWLiHQ
(Ml < "Sep-m DEPTH
H DEPTH H c u av E
* 1Q aa SO
2S *
CH Very s t i f f , yellow ish brom and gre y Q 25.45 25.00
18 .
* -& MJ3SL s i l t y clay. . 2B7KF 2S .45 N \
26.23 26.00 60
0 /
LH 27T0tF 26,23' & X
27.00 -jr
n 33
o 27,45 s r a s * A
Q 2 0 ft 28.00
47 V
* K Hard, flig h t brown cemented s i l t . D 28.*45 W
2CT3Ti
29.00 51
W J
j
r -30,60-
0 29,27 23727
333F
U 31.00
27 tp
_A
/
/
/
Ip * S t i f f , dark grey s il t y clay. 3HZ5*

/
. 0 31.25 32,00 '
V
ELl* 32780 14 T"
CH 305"
HU* 0 32.43
V ery s t i f f . OTT 33.00 1
n 17 Q ,w
0 33.45 305
' -J fiJ H L W ffl 34.00 V
/ Very s t i f f , brcwn clayey s i l t w ith trace D 34.45 s o ? 37
o f cenantation. TORT
/
35**00 J
Jy L .
r 0 35.45 287^5" ,
M
30KT 35.00 '
X.J
0
36.45 3&74:>. 17 i
* 37j 53*
1 . 37.00
ft 37*45 S?,45 19
0*
- -
u
m
m s c t
*
a
Colouring dark grey. D 3a^Q 39. OQ
47
I
3CTT 305
40 , n 0 33.45
41.60'
L m. 41-00
*n* S tiff. 13
n 0 41.45 41.4b
43,00 43.00 It
1 )
B
ft-
D 43.60
'44.00
o 44.45
45700
44.00
W 3ST
45.00
21
25
I
\
- CH Very a t if f , dark grey s i l t y cla y . 45.45 qOS
0
In * TOUT
) 1H
jD u
45.00 \
.Pll w \H
46.45 \
0
HOT \
1L I L -48.{]Q_ 48,00 \
u
46,30 \
HL Very hard, dark grey cemented s i l t . 0 43.00 50
p TORT
43.37 3 0 7 2T
lRLJ
r 50.00
50 50.00 50
. 50.24 HOT
% I) /
Ui 51.00
51.00 y
40
i F .* SH Dense, dark grey s ilt y fine sand. n 51,45 5 i. T r \
1 53700* j
\
1 ] I \
J& JJIL
.; 53.00 1
u
nl- CH S t i f f , grey s i l t y clay. EO T 1
53.45
j t f f .54.00- 0
5O T 54.00 50 1
B 5 0 ? 2?
ML Very hard, dark grey cemented s i l t . 54.25 1 { /
O S- n 0 xtrm f i /
BO RIN G P .R O ^ I L E
PHOÊCT liUARA' TANAR COHBIMEO CYCLE POfcER ?lM t
LOCATION v iim . TAVJAR, BEKASl, WEST JAVA
BORING NO. 8 11
ELEVATION X.64 M (DAJUM) COORDINATE : X = 15.000
GROUND WATER LEVEL Y - 400.000
SCATS SSMSOki
s SOXL DESCRIPTION SAMPUW3 STANDARDHEfETWOaXJHTEST
DEFBI DEPIH ' DEFIH CURVE
r-*- **n sn
10
to ft o.oo *
CH M edivta s t i f f , g r e y and y e l l o w i s h brow n D ra r
s i l t y c la y . o.so 1,50
f t ZJKL u TM X3S" 5 S'L
o i.oo
} SH lo o s e * d a rk g re y s i l t y f ir t s san d , 0 ra r
3. SO
n 1.35
S o f t , dark g r e y s i l t y c l a y .
4 4.sor
U CT7
HD n S.00
Ujsr'l D 530* S.SO
OS' 3
f w n
u
S.55
05
I*
r 5. SO
Very soft. 9.5Q

10 w O S' t
2.95 )
0 iZ M
I
1
|
ss Colouring grey* 12.50 I *
U TOT 1
13.50 J
CH 13.SS 133F 2 1|
D TCTT 1
ft
A \i
is. SO
u TSTSiF i
Medium s t if f . 16.SO 5
I yrjT
0 16.95
to r
u TM.OO' la.co
n 18,45 1 0 5 '
o
0 TOD*.
S t i f f , colouring grey and ye llow ish 19.50 11
zo brown. 105-
n 15-35 \
0 21.50 n
21.50 i 0 il
1
Q
I . **"< I
* 21.95 ZO F it
0 505 i
tffl 23.00
u 53.40
i i
i
Cr Very s t if f .
n 23.40 24.00 i I
0 WM ?o ? iib 1j
L25 'E T
0 24.4s
iL-SOSlJ 1 1
t
i
m m , taw ar tonained c tc is poker pt^rr Soring Ko. : $ n > paqs 2
*
5 sVMaat. STAHOAftOPEN^'RATJONTEST
SCAtE tt 3, SAMSUNG
(Ml 2 depth
D
DEPTH DEf^H
11 CURVE
25 f 25.00 r *
25,45 16
273CT 2573F
^ .
\
CH S t i f f , sr-ey and yell-ovrtsh brown s i l t y
clay. \
\
X
,27,S0. 27.50
27 .S5 55
273T
D a Hard* brcrwn -cemented silt. 29.00

205* 57
3d.00 29.55 29.50 50 * *
lo 31CT H35* Sf *
30.50
36.95 305* 18 Lniik.
m Very s t i f f , <Jark grey clayey s i l t . 3OTT
,32,00
1H T \
)
a 33.00 32.40
3 o ir 33.00 V
~K Hard, dark grey s ilty . clay. 35
33.45 305"
1i i SO S'
/
~gr Very s t i f f . 34.00 f
34.45 3 W 30 )
W a
300*
35.45
300-
35100
305* 20 . 1 '
/
35.45
35.00
305 16 I.
It w , 37.50
3S7tHT
-Of 33.00
5a.50
I n 3375IT 3B7U3" 17
FIX 38.95 I
S t iff . 30?T 39.50
~23~ 13 1
39.55 W &
m nr
77L Colouring grey. 41.00

11
41.45 31735
I io ir
42.00
j- 42 .4S 12
1
it 43.50
n CH vcm
44.30
AS 9
t
I Very s t i f f .
TO ST
45.00
20
45.45 WM
fr < ra r 45.00
m 46.45 20
i ~t f-
Colouring brownish.grey.
TTM
3573F
47.00 13
]
47.45 47735
sra r
5> 48.50 \
iB L TOUT \
49.00
49.45 505 27 1
! r
1 3 " 5OTT
30 * Colouring ye llow ish i)rtrwn and grey- 50.00
IS
4-KL 50.45 5<W
5T7W
51.00
\
13 51.45 5T74T
15 i
1
.
SXTJff 11 1
53,00
3J.5U
t i 53.50
W3 C o lo u r in g g r e y a n d brow n. SO U 54.00
20
hS 54.45 -< 3
55TW 1
sz- tn 1
BOfllNG P R O F I L E
P R O JE C T . : HUARA TAHAR CCHBUO CYCLE POVEB PLA1JT
LOCATION : HUARA TAHAR, BEKfiSI, WEST JAVA
BORING NO, : 8 4
ELEVATION - -0.255 H {OATUii).COORDINATE : X I 0.682
GROUND WATER LEVEL :
V 1477.27$
SYMBOL
$ S?M?mS5 EENEffHKEEON TEST
SOX& DESCRIPTION
DEFZH
DEP2K BEPIH c u r v e
02.
+2.20
1 Platforra
Water level
Ground surface
Very s o f t , grey s ilty clay with sosne
0.00 0.50
U7S0
fin e sand and trace o f sh ell debris. 0,95 o r
TM
3oit5s fin s sand grades out. 3.00

TM
3.SO
33RF 4.00
4.45 4.*3
OHT
3SL 6.00
O ff
Very so ft* gray s ilt y cây. 7.00
7.45 773T
CTT
9*00
OTF
9.80 10.00
3 0 ' CK i |r
ra a r IO F
10.4S
1ZM
D U to. 12. GO
IS'I TOD*
rcH 12.80
TOC
13.00
13.45 TOST
TORT
I;
15<>
m\ U 15.00
o r
m 4* ftedimn s t i f f . 15.80 16.00
lo ir TOF
16.45 a
Colouring grey and brown. T775IT
i. 17.50
io t
Vary s t i f f . 18.10 18.50
- ft 15750* io r 24
18.9$
Ttrw
2QA-
s o fo c g
ttJARA TAUAR COMBINED CYCLE POUER PIATT
Boring Ho. : B A ; Page ?
.S Y M B O L STAfiC* no PSNCTIOWWNTEST
SCAUS & 3 A * ? U K < 3
(HI DEPTH
s a il* p E s c m m o N
oerrw OSrrH CU V 6
20 10 39 5a
Very s t if f , grey and browi s i l t y day, 20.00
n ZQ.45 2ff35* 23
0 2IOT 21.50
13
n 21.55 205*
0 2370S
Colour* ag brownish grey. it 23,00
U 2&
CH Stiff, 0 b M 24,00
u 2o*r 205" 14
25 n
u 253fT
25.50
25735" 16
n 25.95
0 TFM
u 27.00
ro tr
,27.act 0
27.50
28.00
Very s t if f , grey! sh brown clayey s i l t , tout 31
26*45. EOS'*
n u
mmi stiff. OTfir 29. OQ
D Z
25.45 205 10
Hard.
0
TORT 30.00
41
y
Boring terminated at a <Jepth o f 30.00 K,
on Sovsrahsr 15 - 231 1993.
MOTES :
1} = Undisturbed Sample
8 - Disturbed Sample
35 ? ~ P e m aab ility Test
6 = Seonor Varte Test
LLT = Lateral toad Test
j
I
J
L50.
___ q j
l .C O D
Ippoco
BORI NG PRO FILE
P R O JE C T IIIJAM TAMAR COMBI KED CYCLE P0&R PUNT
LOCATION HUARA TAKAR* BEKA5I, HEST JAVA
B O R IN G NO* 8 5 ,
ELEVATION 1,80 K (OAltfM) mCOQRBIHATE : X = 380*000
GROUND WATER LEVEL . *T 2S5.00Q
& S O IL DESCRXElXCrf SWHPrnsts ' sbw o ako ?NerRwiCN 're s t

DEPTH CU RVE
O depth DEPIH N
.in *WV rn
0?
O.OQ
0
Soft, browvfsh grey s i l t y clay. srott
4 -
t-jL. 2.00
s* loose, dark g r e y 's il t y fine send. U
XSS .I loose, dark grey sandy s t lt * 2.40 3.00
3,50 XM
HediofQ s t i f f , darlq grey s ilt y clay*
-4,00. n 3.45 4.00
Loose, dark grey sandy s i l t * 5
J^S. "O S '
0 4.45
CTX 5.00
231] loose, dark grey s ilt y fin e sartd* 51'4'S' 5
0 5.45
TM
Very so ft, darfc grey s i l t y clay.
li - ?.0 0
f
Colouring grey. 0 7.50 3.00
o r W s i 16
D 8.45

IQ< Colouring -dark -grey. U 10.00
T C F ff
0 1-0.50 11.00
Tizm' TTZS <1 '
n 11. <55 *
I X 00
13.00
13.45 IO h <1
D V -
Z4.W
CH U 14.00
M . iO
S t if f , colouring gray. 14.50 15.00
u BTKT 15
B73T
Colouring brownish grey, very s t if f . 0 I S . 45 16.W 21
TOO"
0 X5.4S
TSM
u la.oo
ia.iio
0 18.50
Colouring lig h t grey and ^ llo vrish 19, o t 19.00
15 :i s 16 f
brown, s t i f f . 19.45
20. 0 rn w
Colouring lig h t grey and lig h t brown. 21.00.

14 1 1
0 21.45 n:>
YTM
u 22.00
y z z ti t
0 22. SO 23.00 :>
m m n n |
S t if f , brownish grey clayey s il t . 23,45 ! j
D n
Z O if f
.25 i- w i
BORING p r o f il e
PR O JEC T ; MUARA TftWAR COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT
LOCATION ; MUAfcA TAMflR, BEKASI, WEST OMA
BORING NO. : B 6
ELEVATION : 1,43 a (DATUM). COORDINATE : X - 228*000
GROUND WATER LEVEL = - 0.61 M V-* S54.000
SCftLE 53WKJL
S SOU, DESCTJTPTICm SW?I3NG SDWSPtED fifesrR&OQCN SEST
<M) EEP2H CURVE
DEPBI DEP2R K
30 30 Sgr
0,00
m Very so ft, greyish brown s i l t y clay. *OTT
lu i .m
"OS
1.50
Z M
SH Very loo se, brownish grey s i l t y fin e 2.00 3.00
sand. 275GT
5.50
4.60 IW
3.45
"V) 5 Very soft, brownish grey s i l t y clay. O ff
5.00
STHtr
s.so
O ff 7.00
o 6.03 774?
iffl
rar
6.so
I30T
lii 7.45
T* OTF
10 CH Colouring grey. 3.00
K 5V
ffl 9.50
11.00
TOST
10.00 TOaT
fB Colouring greyish brown.

ir a r
10.50
TOT
11.45
TOJff
13.OQ
T37OT
)1S 13.50
PO T
15.80 14.00 16.00
liOftf TOST n
SH Medium d e n s e , g r s y i s l i brrr-m s i l t y f i n e
san d . 16.45
'i 17.20' T O ff
IB .00
S t if f * brownish grey claysy s i l t . JO S
18.50
7CTT
LLTi | 4 P
20
LLl2?pjtr 20,00
20.45 12
HH 20HF
Colouring yellowish b ro ^ and gr*y.
22.00
SO U
22.50
23.00
L25
Very s t if f .
OT
20?
23.45
23
s^ q p q cp
BORING P R O F I L E
PROJECT MtfARA TAHAR COMBINED CYCLE POKER PLANT
L O C A T IO N HUARA TAHAR, BEKASt, VEST JAVA
B O R I N G NO. 8 12
ELEVATIO N 1*46 fi {DATUM),COORDINATE - X - 335.000
G R O U N D W ATER L E V E L
Y ^ 3 6 0 .0 0 0
SCRJtE SXWBQk
s SOIL DESCRIPTION S&MPL2NG STANDARO PEKEyKrarXCN TEST
(WJ DBFIH DEPIH UEfTH JJ C t J S V B
-ia 30 SO
Ru153 CH V e ry soft, grey and ye llow ish brown
O r :
o.so,
ra r
s i l t y clay- 0.35 o r
1.50
O ff
;.0 j: SH U ra se * d u rk g re y s i l t y ffn e san d . 2.00
1M
.3*00. 3.00
CH S o f t, g re y s i l t y c la y ,
4 .0 0 . 4.00
3 : L o o s a , d a r k g r e y c la y e y s i l t y f i n e 4,45 T 3Z
SM
& J3 IL sand. 57GT
S.00
CH S o f t , d a rk g re y s i l t y c la y . BTSff
JuO D .
SK
s.so
STOTT
V e ry lo o s e , d a rk g r e y s i l t y f i n e s a n d .
JL m .
S .0 0
n SXS ST57 2
-CH V e r y . s o f t , d a rk g r e y s i l t y c l a y . 0 IOff
U) 1Q ,-Q 8, 10,00
XOTf
MH S o f t , d a r k g re y c l a y e y s i l t . 1 1 .0 0
n n r
1.0Q - 12.00
1 2 .4 5 105*
S o f t , d a rk g re y s i l t y c la y . ix ^ r
13.50
-S - r a r
14.50
CH TCTf
M edium s t i f f . 15.50
15.35 103*
tr C o lo u r in g l i g h t g r e y a n d y e l l o w i s h brow n
io r 16.50
f 14
s tiff. 16.35 lo 3 ?
17.50 7T X S 17.50
17.95 T O s
MH Medfure s t if f , .yellowish brown clayey
s ilt .
mr
j & ju l
i S t i f f , l i g h t g r e y a n d y e l l o w i s h b row n
19.00
IO ff
CH s i l t y c la y .
20 2 ii m i g .8 o
z tO T 20.50
? 20.35 2 0 5 14
HH S t i f f * g r e y is h brvWn c l a s s y s i l t . ZTM
22.00j 22.00
22
22.-35 22735T
t ! CH S t i f f * g r e y is h brow n s i l t y c l a y .
z o tr
sJ 23.00
2 3 7 5 tf
4 .0 0 23.50 24.00 *
HH SO o 205" 20
Very s t i f f , greyish brown clayey s i l t .
L25 D 2 4 .4 5 JLj
"700"
HUARA TAW R CQMBIHSP CYCl POWER PUJfT
fo ri ag Ho. : 3 12 : paae z
SYMBQU
SCAU & SOlt DESCRWTJOM JAWUKa STANDARD f eKtTRATtCH TEST
depth DEPTH
DCFTH
w aa sa
Very s t i f f , g re y ish browi clayey s i l t 26.00

o *M S 2.4b' ai
w ith some cementation. 0 mss,
27>50 75
27 .m 2TM 3ir
2TOT
28.50 75
28.73 53*
Very hard* gre y ish brown cercented s i l t . 29.50 73
'200* 30*
0 3017 30.50
80
n 30.75 StHTT E*
0 srstr
Very a t if f , dark grey s i l t y clay. 33,50
17 7
n 3 3 *9 5 3379F
0 3CF0-
34.50
t
34,5s 305* 24
Very s * t if f , grey clayey s il t .
SaTstr
35.50
33.55 353T 19
33OT
S t i f f , gre y s i l t y clay*
38,50
3B.95 35^F
SRHStT
40.00
13
3P05*
Boring terminated at a depth o f 40,-00 H,
on November 23 - 23, 1993.
KGTES :
U * Up.disturbed Sample
0 - Disturbed Seunple
P = Perm eability Test
G - Gecnor Ysne Test
UT = Lateral Load Test
I i
I t
j i i
SDPOCC3
V
SORING P R O F I L E
PROJECT MUARA TAWAR Cffl8TO'CYCLE POKER PUKT
L O C A T IO N HtfARA TAVJAR# 6EXASI, WEST JAVA
BORING HQ. B 13
ELEVATION 2.69 H (DATUM), COORDINATE ; X * 207.000
GROUND WATER LEVEL
~ l *53 H V * 363.000
SMffiUNG SSSNCfcRO PSKEmoCDCN tEEST

SOUL 0 S S C R I5 J X 0 N
DEPIH EEHH c u a v fe
defsh f*
-art Hi
0.70 Grey s i l t y clay. urcu"

0.50
Loose, krovtii s i l l y fine sand. L ra r
nU 1*20
2.50
Colouring grey. o r ri
SN n 2*35
0 ra r
* - *
tg 4.30
0 .00
0 ra x 1
Very so ft, dart gray s i l t y c la y with I
trace o f fine sand. 8*50 1 <Y \'
, B.SS O S* i
* "
0 K zr L
* * I
. n 8*50 |
u o tr I
# ft 9.20
i
10< I
Trace o f fin u sand grades out. 10.SO 1 i
* ir
* n 10.S5 \
CH 0 T Z S ff
3.2.50
u
- 13.20
0 K 5 0
Soft, 14.50 >
15 14.95
T575S \
* V
16.50
* u -J O T
\
\
HI Medium <teftse brownish grey sandy s il t - LIT17*00
u t OTRF 10.00 01 _ i
105* Ci V}*
Very s t i f f , grey.and ye llow ish browt 13.45 r
s ilt y * clay. D 2CTT i
ti
j
,, 2Q.Q9 i
Colouring yellewisJi brotm and lig h t qrey u 2cC5iT i
1
0.50 21.00 17 - i l
0 2OT 217*5 i
CH o 21.45 1
22.00 . *
0 <4 "
n 22.45 \ i
Colouring da/fc brown and dark <irey. 0 20T 23.00 \ i
29
2T 55* i
23.45 *
2STTST I i
I r
i 1
;SO fDG D
t v jt iu a . r u r t i t
. 3 S Y M B O t.
3 C M .fi E S A M P tw a s t a n d a r d p e n e t r a t io n t e s t
&
(Ml < DEPTH
DEPTH H C ft V E
3
isn a r r~
553F 26.00
n 23.50 17 Is
2 0 IF SO S
Very s t i f f , daric brown and d irk grejy D 25.45
s i l t y clay. \
V
U 27' 5* \
u H7T75'
n 27.75 V 1
Vary hard, brown cemsrvtsd s i l t . D ZOT s
23.50 50
n Z3.S2 2535T 12" r
S t if f , dark grey s i l t y clay.
D sc5?r
30.59
sra r 11
u 5CTT r
H i t ^31.50
\
With fine sand laitnnation* very s t i f f .

32.50 21
n 3c*95 sra r N
33.50 0 sdfftr s
V.
34.OQ 50 V
V e ry h a r d , b r o w n is h g r e y c e m e n te d s i l t . 3 4 .3 5 30F XT 7.
/
35 >Sfl
Medium dense 3 dark grey s i l t y f in e sand 25
ifiteraedded w ith very s t i f f dark gre y n 3 5 .9 5
s i l t y clay. 0 WM
37,pg
n 37.45, 5774^ 13
D* 33^T 33.00
CH S t if f , d ark 'gre y s i l t y clay. n 38.45 505*
0 337tRT
33.00
39.45 r o r 3
M} D wm 40.00
TO3* 12 &
Boring terminated at a depth o f 40.-CJQ H, %
on Hoventer-35 - 22* 18S3.
NOTES
- Undisturbed Sample
0 = Disturbed Sample
P Perm eability Test
6 * Seonor .Vane Test
-
UT = la te ra l Load Test
r1
1
( (
1 i
} 1
_i i 1J
M i l l
8 0 RINS PROFILE
PflO U E C T HUARA TAWAR C O IN E D CYCLE POWER PLAKT
LOCATION' HUARA TAWAR, SOCASI, ST JAVA
BORING NO. 3 14
ELEVATIO N 1.61 M (OfflfUH) COORDINATE : X = 134.000
GROUND WATER LEVEl, - -1,75 K
|S5ffii9X
.STAt'EtfOS) EENSEBMaDOH T^rT
S O IL e s c s i p t x o n
IE5?tH cepia CURVE *
10__3Q 50
o.oa
Very so ft, brownish grey s i l t y c l^ y vntfe T3V 1.SQ
CH o r
sofse fin e sand.
:.ss
*& L x m
Very loose, dark grey and brown clayey .ofl
s i l t y sauu, 3.4$
3.50 x w
Medium s t i f f a dark srey s i l t y c la y with 4.50
trace o f fin e sand. 4.35 o r
o r
Trace o f fin e sand grades out* .00
rar
6.50 .
S t if f . T 3ff 7.SO
7,95 735" 9
5T0ir
9.00
o s
9.50
CH Colouring -gray, very soft- TEPTOj 10.30
20.95 ' T O T
lo r -
la.oo;
lo ir ;
12.50'
01zto. TXW 13.50
13.95
T33T
ISTtHT*
IS.Ofl
I575tr;
15.5C
[16.60 lO U j 16.50
14
HI Medium -dense, srovmish grey sandy clayey 16.35 ' W M
s il t . TOO"*
.lflJXL 18.30 .
S t if f , brownish grey s ilt y clay wltii io ?r:
trace of sand. 18.50;
19.50
to
Trace o f sand trades out.
1975? 10
13.35
Colouring yellcw lsh brown and grey. TOT
21.00!
CH 2 1 .5 0 ;
2T51T1 22.50
Colouring ligir: grey and browi.
2 2,9 5j S O T
2 0 0 :
Colouring xligfc brown. 2 4 .0 0 j
24.50!
> <c- JS3?d
JSo p a cB
Vivr mrwr\ vuil>tnc.tf l l t U KUVltK PWilif
3 SYMBOL STAb o a r d fS N S tR A T IO N T S T
AUt c s. * a i t O & S C filP T lO K XAM PUNp |
Ml -< w e P fK OEFTM j
o e rtH H C O R V f
o
tB 20 s0
Very s t i f f , brown s i l t y clay with trace y
23.95 28
o f cementation. 2 0 ?
SOT
Danse, brown fine sandy s i l t vnth trace 27.00 ia

27,45 34
o f cementation. 57735* *
Z O ff
N
Very hard, brown eve n te d s i l t . 28.50 SO \
23.83 &'.$& ST ,
Kl 30.00 65
Very dartsa, b lack s i l t y sand w ith tra ce 30.25 sr /
o f c8!tnfcatiGjj. sra r
31.50 a
Dense.
31.95*
31 )
SUHT
3U S" /
/
S t i f f , dark grey s i l t y clay. 33.00
33.45 SOS" . 14
\
Colouring brownish grey, hard. 34.50
34.03 305
35 \b
56. Off jr
Colouring dark grey, very s t i f f . 36.00
23 y
36.45 36.45* f
3775tT
Colouring grey. 37.50
37.95 37T5F IS J
m nr
CH S t if f . 33.00
39.45 39:45'
IS (
strsu
Colouring dark grey, very s t if f - . 40.50 2S
40.55 3CTS"
3o*r
\
Hard. 4?.00
40 \
42.45 W
43,50
43,50
Colouring grey, ve ry s t i f f . 21 /
43.35 AXM \j
30T \
45.90
45, QO 52 \
45.38 45.38 ST
Very dense, black s i l t y sand. * ra r 1
45.50
55 i I
Hard, dark grey s i l t y clay.
46.93 3535* '
TORT
48,00 50
4S.32 4ii,32: IT
Very dense, black s i l t y sand. 45.ff
.43.50 55
49,82 O T 17 /
SOT /
rf/
Hard, brownish grey s i l t y c la y.
51.00
51.45 36
S*.5i)
3S *t
Gi 52.50 5j
52.95 52.95
{J4.00 i
Colourino grey and brown.
54.45
54 .0 0
34
* i
r>ji
54.4S
Si.bO
BORI NG PRO FILE
PR O JE C T fftJARA TAUAR COMBlfiEQ CYCLE POWER PLANT
LOCATION WJARA TAWAR, 8EKASI, 'iCST JAVA
BORING flO. : 8 35
ELEVATIO N : 1.61 H <0ATUH) COORDINATE X = 210.000
GROUND WATER LEVEL - - 1.74 M
V w 278.000
SCaEE S2&BOL
.i S05L DESCRIPTION S&IEfcOG PENS3^33CN 2SST
(HJ DSP2K CURV
DE52S CE?3H N
a,oo
CH S o fts grey and yellow ish brown s i l t y TM 1,00
cla y , IA S 135
23tT
2 .5 0 2.50
SN xm
Very loose B grey s i l t y fin e sand. 3.00
3.60
3.50
n Soft* grey s i l t y cla y .
t r a tr
4.00
snsir 5.00
S.C5 OST
TM
1 7.00
B O f
7.58
C
-y}H Very so ft.
S. 00
xm 9.00
9,45
10 EOT
i u.oo
TOT
11.50
io r
#fwiI . CH 12.00
TSM 13.00
105*
d _ T538T
ra HiSh trace of shell debris. 15.00
TCT
15.50
TOT
16.00
C olouring b luish grey and y e llo w ish TTORT 17.00 14
brown* s t if f . 17.45 xnw
TOT
Colouring yellowish brown. LIT-*18.00
U*
19.50
20 20.00
Colouring grey and .yellowish brown,
very s t i f f .
Z?OT
20.45 20F 17 i
20tT
22.00
20T
22.50
PTf
0
.fcLQR.
Very s t i f f , lig h t brown clayey s i l t

20$
23.45 TO
23.00
32
WH 24.00
with trace of cercentaticn- 26
24.45 33745"
U25 in 2 0 ff
HUARA TA'AR COMBINED CYCLE POWER PUNT
Borina Ho. : 8 IS i p4ae 2,
5 jSYMBOL
S C A trS
5 j S. SOU. DESCftUTJON SAMPLING STA HOATI 0 FEN tm tA TtU N TEST
Wl 1 j DEPTH DEpnj
S i_ DEPTH
10
25.00
Very s t i f f , grey s i l t y clay. 0 m ar

25.45 S O S' 20
s
S.
,,.*27.00
a7O T
r
28,00 51
Very hard, greyish brown cemented s i l t . n 23.36 SO T n
* wm
Colouring brawl isti grey. n 29.51 29.50 50
IT
Colouring dark grey. W*I3I3HF 31.00 77
31.30 *30*
3SL 32.00
32.45 3Z3S* 16
CH S t i f f , dark gray s i l t y d a y .
3CTT =F
34.00
34.40
JSuJSL 34.40
35.00
i
inn OTnr 35755" 28
Very stiff,, crey clayey s i l t w ith so p s 35.45
cementation. 373KT
37.00
Very s t i f f , grey s i l t y clay. U 1TM
n 37*50 3S.GG
0n 38.45
36CBT T O S T 17
30.00
39.45 13
With trace -of sh ell debris. 3CTT 40.00
iO i 3RH35- 19
B arin g terminated at a deptlt of 40.00 H
on October 27 to November 12,11953.
NOTES :
u = Undisturbed Sa.-rple
0 Disturbed Sample
y ** b Sarcpls loose
< a Geoncr Vane T sst
l it = Lateral Load Test
p = P e n rsa b ility Test
- -U
V*
* B O R IN G P R O F I L E "
PRO JECT . ; KUARA TAMAR COMBINED CYCLE POHSft PLAffT

L O C A T IO N ; HUARA TAMAR, BEKASI, WEST JAVA
B O R IN G HO. : a . 15
E L E V A T IO N : 1.57 H (DATUM) COORDINATE : X 262 mu
CRO U H D W ATER L E V E L * - U .6 5 H YB
SCWCE SXHBOL
p STSNOABO r8SXR8ja;cW 2ES2
SOZL D E S C R IP T IO N SRHPISNS
CM) BEEUf CUB V E
i BSP3H DEPTH H
l0 l0 59
01 ----- * _i
i . S o ft to medium s t i f f , dark grey s i l t y 0 0M *
clay. 0 CTT
*
u_ Colouring grey and yellow ish brown with u 1.00
> CH trace, o f fin e sand. u TO .
* n 1*60
i I- 0 JM
L- 3,00
i r i* B J- .
n
D 3.45
5;O0 T3?
t Loose, dark grey s i l t y fin e sand.
- *
j
m $ 5.00
) i SM U O ff
J L' n S.SO
u TM
. - t-
s* jp Very loose. 7.00 2
n 7-45 7:45'
8 .0 0 0 SHKT *
p
ft
t Soft, darfc grey s i l t y -clay. ,, 9-00
i
n *.30
ml 0 TOT
* 11.00
r Colouring gray. 4 y*
n 11-45 11 AS
0 3 3 5
1
t'
+s ,, 13.00
U 113b
13*55 3
" i- 1
u T5HKT
tt -
) i CH S t iff- 15.00 in
Ft IS . 4b
n J5^ 5
n 0 ro a r.
) *
1 i-
L_ v If 17.00 *
i.9S 1 1TZU
n 17,50
J- w TO RT
X , . t 18.Q0
* V iS.Dl) 19.00
r 15
ra re
t- 19,45
- a UM
zo i
21.00
Colouring brwn and -grey. u ir a r
4
R 21.50
*22.00* B Z Z ffi 22.00 A
Xu
Jf rr S t i f f , brown clayey s il t . n ZZ 45
Z03* \f
L 0 2OT 23.00
r 1- Medium s t i f f . 7 ^
HH n 23.45 2T35- {
* D .. U 200' 24.00 k
a S t iff.
n Z4***5 24.45 \\ 1
n 0 2 C TJ
..?s , n : I N 1 1
S O fQ C D
fiUBKft iftWrtK UX4ttiKtl) CYCLE POWER PLANT Boring Mo. : 3 16 : ?;
5 's m o o t STANOARO r N F IR AT1CW TEST
5 CAVE c & s sto p u m ;
O
Wl DEPTH BPTH
s OCFTH H "C U ft V
5
23 03 50
26.00
X
HH S t i f f , brown clayey s i l t . 5C50
u *6-50 *
3BJXL mt 27.0D
2OTF 25, QO
n 28,40
50
2F
1
Very hard, brown cemented s i l t . D 2CTT
,.^0.00
30 U1JCW
Very dense, dark grey ceaented sand. 31,00 SO
31,41
3O T
3T3T 3* S2
33.00
Very s t i f f * <Jark grey 5 ilt y clay. SO T
33.45
34.00
MM SO S 17
34*45
3CTT 35.00
35.45 35^5* 16
357KT 36.00
36,43 BO S' ZZ
3OTT
38.00
so r
33.45
S t iff. 39-00
3Sf3RT ts
CH 3 S ,4 5 1 305*
Very s t if f . ranr 40.00 .17
40.45 W
tout 41.00
41.45 17
3CTT
Mi 43.00
Hard. 43.40 44.00 50

to rt ar
44,20
45.00
50
45.45
Very stiff. TORT 45.00
4 S.45
^HTDtT
4S.45T 23

47.50
43 .CO
K
Very s t if f , <Jark grey clayey s i l t . SO T
48.25
TOUT 49.00
53
43.45
30 :'Dl: SH Danse, dark crey s ilt y fine samL 5CTT 50.00
fS 50.^5 5C3F 56
t i l -SLJ&- HOtT S1.-Q0 50
m ML Very hard, dark grey lamented s i l t .
51. 35 S O T m
EOKT
S^SO
53.00
CH Very s t if f , dark grey s i l t y clay. '503*
M JK L
53.25
SO ? 54.00 50
ML Very hard, d irk grey cejnented s i l t , 54.17 507 rr
554- bb.tftf
B O R IN G P R O F I L E
P800ECT : MUARA'TAVfAR COMBINED CYCLE PQKSR pufJT

L O C A T IO N : HUARA TAWAR> BEKASI, KEST JAVA
B O R IN G NO. : b 17
E L E V A T IO N ; 1,65 Ji (DATUM) COORDINATE : X * - S2.0C0 .

8 R 0 U H 0 W A T E R L E V E L i - X#2G H y zb o .qqo
r. .... j * *
scars SM9QL
sawyxasG SI&NDSED JPSNEIRKEECN 3EST
& SCCtt DESCR3CPTXON
<M). m em C U B >VE
BEE3H CHHK K
ift i n cn*
Of .
S t if f , grey and ye llow ish brown s i l t y n 0.00
1 U
f
clay* 0 CW
CK
j
-$ if Colouring 4ark grey, medium s t i f f . u z .m
u ZM
n .50
3.00 t*~
10
* n 3.45
0 OTT .1
*
i SH looset black s il t y fine sand.
1 i i
)* *, \
i f -.0Q _ i! 54 2
* * u 0 6
X J Very so ft, gray s i l t y clay. ft S . 80
J
i 0 m s 7.00
Ta 5 1
r 7.45
c v m

f
t
Colouring dark grey. io.ao*
' . j| u m: 7ff
* n W sJO i u -o o
-2 1- e T S 3 T ? TC75* * 1
fT n 1 1-4 5!
u AiLuu ? *
{
n i-C.UU
1 D 1 3 .0 0
n 13.00
H-. f*
0 VM
j _ 14.00
; CH . ~ 14.65 f
) 1 1 I" . n 14.65
\ S t if f . 16,00 ,
1 l ( T 15.O0 11
t U 16.00 15745*
i r
Colouring brownish grey. n 15.45
I IO C
la.oa
fW *
u Ut,&> 18.60
11 9 r
n 19,25 13.25
1 t 2 0# I i
20 Colouring grey and brova.
\
4 t \
22.00 w[
1r 22.50 \
n 22.50
W Colouring brown, very s t i f f . 23. OQ
* r M JSL . D 2CTT 25
53755" ?
n 23,45
P 3*1 Median dense grayish dari; brown s i l t y 0 1
sand with trace of cementation.
^25 L . * H i
SO ^nnn'
5 SYMBOL STAKOAHD FENETHATIONTEST
ce 'tc & SAWn4Hfl
M - OEPTtt DtPTH
DEPTH \ k | c u a v ^
H
2?___50
25.00
V ery s t i f f , brownish gray s i l t y cl&y. 24
25-4S 25733T
2575ff 26.50 70
26,80
2 0 1
ii t^90D
Very, hard, gra yish brown cemented s i l t . lu 2OTF
29.00 so
29.37 207 2T
TO ST
Very s t i f f , 4$rk grey s ilt y clay. 7;
31.00 7
31.45 W M IS
3 0 ff
i f >|-S2.0D
S tiff. 33.00
33.45 305-
W M
34.00
357TFT
3S.C0-J ,.**35.00
35,50
SO S' 25
Very s t i f f * browi clayey s i l t * 37.55
17708*
37*80
m3?r
S t i f f 4 gray s i l t y clay. 33.00 14
38.&S 35755*
337&T
39.00
40.liU
Colouring dark grey with trace o f s h e ll 40*00
debris. 3T7OT
41.00 1C
43.45 51735*
SO S'
42.00
s o tr
43,00
43.45 ?f05T 12
* CH M M
44.00
357F
Colouring grey and reddish brown .with 45.00
trace o f gravel. 45.50
305* 14
45*05
z r ffl
Trace o f gravel grades out. 47.00
3 0 ff
48.00 22
Colouring grey ajid and yellowish brown, 48.45 W 3F
very s t i f f .
49,(10
5CTT
.-J 11 SO. 00
5105" IB
Baring terminated at a depth of 50,00 H,
on October 19 to Hovemter 2, 1993.
NOTE :
U - Undisturbed Sample
D >= Disturbed Sample
Sample Loose.
LIT - Lateral toad Test
SORING PROFILE
PROJECT MUARA IAWAR COmNED CYCLE POWER PLP^r
l o c a t io n m m t m z , bekasi, west oava
BORING NO, 8 -18
ELEVATION 1.67 H (DATUM) COORDINATE : X - 140.GQQ
GROUND WATER LEVEL -1 -59 H Y = 92.000
SXWBOL
& SOTT l>RRr;??TPTTr>M SAMPLING STANDARD ENS3ERATIC TEST
rsKca DEPTH* DSPaSi 3 CURVE
in *n 4A
Srovmish grey s i l t y clay. 0 8.00

O S
1,50
i/95 4
Very loose* dark grey s i l t y fin e sand. 1.95
B
XM

u 3.00
Medium s t i f f , darR gre? s i l t y clay. XW 3,45
37W 5
Soft, D 3.90
V5G 4,50
4
4-95 OH*
.0 O ff
Very soft. 6.00
Colouring brownish grey. 6.45
u rxu o r i
7.50
0 B3KT
8.00
- OF . iA
n r3.45
m 9.00
CH 373T A
i) 9,45
10*' T875V
Di tto. 10.50
105* 1
0 10,95
Ik.ilO'
.
IS.tJQ
1235'
0 12.50
Ditto. 13,50
1
\
u ic t t , \
14.80L ij
15.00
S t if f , greyish brown and reddish brovm 15.45; was u
clayey s i l t with trace o f cejnentatioru
o X6. 0 *
16-50 !
u
Colouring reddish brown. 7* ** 17.00
. J '17U5' 14 .
0 18-00
TOKT 15
18.45 ISMS' _
D io t r
HH
19,50
14
to sr
20 0 15.95
2T.DU
Colouring greyish brown. 21,00
u 2 09' 21.50
H75T 13
21.35 i
0
SO S 22.50 1*
15 I
2 0 ?
UiJ&Jfi. 0 22.95 |
24.00
SH Medium dense, dark grey s i l t y fine sand. 24.00
14 i
24.50 24.45
0 7575?F 205*
S t if f , gr^y clayey s i l t with trace of \
cementation.
Jdnj-K mvsrm \I(Ci ?0VIE3 PLANT Boring Jto. : B 18 ; Paqe 2.
5 SYMBOL S T A H O A f tq P S H S T a A T J O N T E S T
S C A tC CC ft SAM Pua
im is! DEPTH DEPTH o e rtH n C U R V E
-------
1 59
29
FISF2S.0Q
ML Very s t i f f , brownish grey clayey s i l t
vrith trace o f -cementation,
2S.3Q
SHTSS' ZS

k

n -2S.9S
n WSS \
S I Dense, reddish brown s i l t y sar.d.
27.00
44 V
27^5*
m u s
.
Very dense. W o SO \
n 28.65 207 TS
D 3O T
0-
30 1> Jot Colouring brovjrish grey. 30.00 S3
30?
Boring terminated at a depth o f 30-00 M,
an October 4 - 13, 1393,
NOTES
U- Undisturbed Sample
D~ Oisturbed Sample
*
r
._t_
1
|
*,
I. )
.. .
u
CO-
BORING PROFILE
P R O JE C T f/MARA TAMAR COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLAMT
L O C A T IO N HUARA TAHAR, BEKASI, WEST JAVA
B O R IN S NO. B 19
ELEYATfOH 2,16 M {DATUM}, COOROLHAR; ; X => 285.000
GROUND WATER LEVEL : -
V 94.000
SCKCB 1 SYMBOL
SOIL DESCRIPTION SfcMPWNG sSXMSJAjfE* PJSSSraAEICN SEST
(HJ
g seem DE?XH DEPSH N CURV2
f)
04
.IB n 0.00
Louse, yellowish browa and greyish bôwn D rs ir
r s ilty fine sand.
.U
fa r
n 1.S5
1,50
tm
yC ~ -
Colouring lig h t brov^n and yellowish
fl
LJ.
brown. 0 3vtHT
3,00 0 -
m 0 iFSff
3.45"
5M {f *4,50
SM 1 F
) )m\
*:k Colouring dark brovn, very loose . A 5 .
5,00
5745*
,1 Ih
X3* 0 Off 6 .GO 1I <
*
n 6.45 S/42T
* 0 TM
tDI Colouring yellowish brom and greyish n0 Off
?-S5 tr
7.50
73V X*
:-D: browu
9.00
-.9-SO- 9.50
ig < t
L1
TT
Very loose, -dark brown s il t y clay.
3*as
V
0 5 " 1
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LOCATION HUAHA mm, 0EKA5I, WEST JAVA
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ELEVATION 2 M (OATUH)j COORDINATE : X * 46.000
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MUARA TAWAR CCPP

PIN Ref: MTC/CE/120000 R03

2.0 THE SITE

2-1 Location and Topography

The power station is"to be built near the seaward edge of an

2.2 Site History

3.0 GROUND INVESTIGATION

3,1 Existing Borehole Records

As part of a study for assessment of site suitability, a Site Selection

<" 1993, PT Sofoco was commissioned by PLN to conduct a Phase 1

Locations -of the exploratory holes are shown on Drawing no

In 1994- KM T commissioned Sofoco to undertake an additional

The investigation consisted of:

(a) fourteen boreholes, eleven of which sampled and tested

Id] fourteen piezocone penetrometer tests below the bottom of

Standpipe piezometers were installed in five boreholes. Magnetic

Locations of the exploratory holes are shown on Drawing no 1000G1,

CH Soft to firm, red. ClAY

SP M sdiom t5 fn s f. dorfs g re y , fin e SAHB 5-00 19

14 CH S o ft, i#ortc groy, tu ffa e e o u s CLAY

CL S tiff, yellowish g re y s ilty CLAY

CH Soft to firm, red. ?3ty CUOf.

SM Medium dense, pole brown, silty fine SAND.

cspi ML V cjy herd, yellowish brown, dqyty SILT* 3 0 .0 0 63

P R Q JEC T/Ptoyek : S o il I n v ssU g s iio n O f t h e Sfajsra TaW W P R E P A R E D B Y /D J p e tt& p fe n O te h : Soaw arsa

S tofB ofe N u m b e re d . U ibaftg B o r M T -1 M T-t MT - 1

D e jtW K w Jsla ip an m 2 1 .5 0 - 22 ,0 0 24,60 - 2 5 .0 0 27.50 - 28.00

T e n p trc tu rfS ifto j C 29 50 30 23 32- 32

1 V J t D iy S o i^ W l D iih /B e re tfa n s b H e rtr^ B e ra t& c to ! gr 40 .2 50 3 8 .6 0 0 42200 41 .0 50 41.540 41.270

2 W L D is h ffie ra tb o to l . ; er 30U520 30 .0 00 3 1 .6 3 0 3 1 .0 5 0 30.950 30.660

3 W t D ry SoBJBeraiteaob tew frjg= W s '{ 1 - 2 } 3f *.4 7 0 9 .6 0 0 iP -S iO 3 .9 9 0 10.550 10.610

A W L B cfte + W a te tfB a ra t W c ftS ttra J a ir * W Z 8T 87 .5 00 82.750 85.300 ~ 6SJ30Q 85.100 62,850

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7 W fc + U te - W I * 3 + 4 - 6 ) str 3710 3 ,7 4 0 4 .1 0 0 siio 4.C70 4.0SD

3 Spfeoffc G ra vity o f VVaterfSe.at iso te fl!r i.O M 1.000 1.000

I 9 S p o e ^ ^ v t o c f ScW BeratJerastsstth . 2 S 2 S ! . sysese 2.SS34 2 .6 5 5 0 * 2.6020 zeoos

B or N ote N u w &m W o. Ejwbena B o r m - 2 M l 2 M T ** 2

D e p M C e d a te m w 21 ,5 0 - 22 .0 0 2 4 ,5 0 - 25,00 27.50 - 2B.Q0

BciSfe N u m b a trtto . Bptol 15 20 . 4 14 12 22

1 W L Dry SoBfrW t D w frS eratto rw h fceri^g+Boratbotof f lr 3 8 .7 8 0 41 .7 50 42540 35 .1 6 0 35.313 41.610

& VV. DaWBcratfcictoJ 23 ,8 40 30J60 32.100 3 0 .0 0 0 28.660 31.010

3 W lD t y S o 1 U B a ll2 ft3 ftk S ^ j= W s {1 - 2 ) fir 3 .8 4 0 10.990 10JB40 9 .1 6 0 10.250 10.600

4 m B ^ e f W a t e if S ^ f c o t o H B e f f it a lf *W 2 Of 04 .7 50 S 3.020 B4.160 83,400 81.200 63.380

5 VtfJ. D ry S o 2 e ra t te ra h Jterfog+W2 ( 3 +4 ) Sir S4.GS0 94JJ10 95jO 20 92.5SG 91.450 93.980

6 W iBot3e+W aief*So5S/Bfiral b o to J+ alf+ taiw h^ W l Qf SO.920 8 9 j8 4 0 50.920 S9.110 57,550 59530

7 V V S + W 2 -W 1 J 3 + 4 -6 ) Or 3.770 4.170 4.10 0 3 .4 5 0 2MQ 4J3SD

S S p w iftc G ravity o f W ater/Serat jenis aV 1.CCO 1.000 1.000

10 A ve ttgc/R ata-ra ta 2.53S0 Z & 495 2.622T

PROJECT/Prcyck. : Soil frtVMiJgaaoriolthB Maara Tavrar PREPARED 6Y / 01 pereJapK2ft0leh t Sow/area

Bortiote NumfrerfNo. Uibang Bor MT-3 wnr* 3 MT - 3

4.1 Geological Setting ,

At the Muara Towar site itself possible indications of former land

Details of deeper strata are discussed in the hydrogeological context

4.2 Distribution of Strata

The local distribution of the various geological strata on land

in general, the boreholes, CPTs and PCPTs indicate that on

4.2.2 Surface Deposits

The Surface Deposits is of variable thickness (Table 4.1) and

Surface Deposits are not found in any of the off-shore

4.2.3 Upper Clay

The top of the Upper Clay is undulatory, reflecting the

Moving off-shore from the coastline, thickness of the Upper

4.2.4 Middle Clay

The Middle Cfayls a relatively uniform stratum {Table 4.1)

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