APPENDIX E: UC Berkeley Laboratory Testing and ILIT In-Situ Field Vane Shear Testing
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1 New Orleans Systems Independent Levee Hurricane Katrina Investigation Team July 31, 26 APPENDIX E: UC Berkeley Laboratory Testing and ILIT In-Situ Field Vane Shear Testing A series of laboratory tests were performed at the GeoEngineering Laboratory at the University of California at Berkeley on selected relatively undisturbed samples that were retrieved during the field investigation in New Orleans. Tests performed included a) Particle size sieve analysis, ASTM D 422 b) Atterberg Limits, ASTM D 4318 c) Permeability Test (Falling Head Method) d) Direct Shear Test e) Laboratory Vane Shear Test Results of these tests are presented in this Appendix. In addition, in-situ field vane shear tests (FVST; ASTM D2573) were performed at selected locations to evaluate peak and residual undrained soil shear strengths. These results are also presented in this Appendix. Laboratory vane shear tests were performed to assess the undrained peak and residual shear strengths of cohesive materials serving as foundations for some of the levee embankments in New Orleans. A special set of procedures were developed for the sampling and laboratory vane shear testing of the sensitive organic clayey silt layer found at the 17 th Street Canal breach site. This sensitive layer was very thin (typically 3/4 to 4 ), it exhibited very low undrained shear strength and high sensitivity, and it was hidden under a layer of leaves and thin roots (and often intermixed, at least in part, with this obstructing overlying layer of organic detritus.) Filed samples were targeted by performing borings and CPT, as necessary, to precisely determine the depth of this critical layer at any given location. An additional boring was then performed adjacent to the previous boring(s) and/or CPT, and this targeted sampling borehole was drilled to within approximately 6-inches of the top of the targeted layer. A three-foot long, specially modified Shelby tube was then used to oversample the targeted layer; this oversampling captured approximately 2 to 2.5 feet of more competent material from below the highly sensitive layer, effectively plugging the base of the sampler so that the overall sample could be recovered. The 3-inch diameter Shelby tubes were modified by eliminating the overcut at the cutting lip, so that lateral expansion of the sample as it entered the tube would be eliminated. Once the samples had been carefully transported to the laboratory, in order to reach the desired depth the soil was carefully hand-excavated from the end of the tube in 2-inch stages using a spoon and sharp blade. After each 2-inch layer had been slowly excavated, the tube was then cut with a rotary hand pipecutter (with stiffeners to reduce oval-disturbance. The process was repeated until the characteristic layer of organic and wind blown detritus was encountered, at which point the detritus was carefully hand-picked from the tube as hand excavation E-1
2 New Orleans Systems Independent Levee Hurricane Katrina Investigation Team July 31, 26 proceeded. The leaves and thin roots were carefully removed to expose the top of the targeted layer, so that the vane could be inserted. Since this layer was very thin, to avoid pushing the vane through the layer, once the layer was encountered in the Shelby Tube the vane was only inserted so that the metal blades were completely inside the soil, but not under it. That meant that the shear strength at the top of the rotating vane was not measured, and so a correction to the conventional (e.g.: ASTM) vane factor was required. For the vane geometry used (see Figure E.2) the required vane correction factor was found to be.84 times the conventional vane factor if the vane had been adequately embedded as to register full top of vane shear resistance. The vane shear test was performed at a rotational rate of 2 degrees/sec; a rate selected to represent relative rate of shear displacement behavior of interest with regard to the field cases being investigated. As part of the field investigation, Field Vane Shear Tests were also performed at the 17 th Street Canal breach site and at the London Avenue Canal distressed section. The results are presented in terms of peak and residual undrained shear strength. The dimensions of the vane used for these FVST tests are shown in Figure E-3. Rates of vane rotation were 1º per minute until the peak shear strength had been well-exceeded. The vane was then rotated five times, and then the residual strength measurement was again made at a rotational rate of 1º per minute. Figure E-1: Laboratory vane shear testing of the thin layer of sensitive organic silty clay E-2
3 New Orleans Systems Independent Levee Hurricane Katrina Investigation Team July 31, 26 Figure E-2: Geometry and dimensions of laboratory vane Figure E-3: Geometry and dimensions of field vane. E-3
4 Particle-Size Analysis ASTM D 422 Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 4/7/6 Project No. : Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 4/7/6 Boring No.: LAC-BOR-1 Checked By: Diego Cobos-Roa Sample No.: LAC-BOR-1-2 Depth (ft.) 9.5 Soil Identification: Poorly Graded Sand (SP), Grey, with trace clay % Sand: 94.5 % Silt: NA % Clay: trace USCS: SP Grain Size Distribution 1 CL ML No. 2 No. 1 No. 4 No. 2 No. 1 No. 4 3/8 in. 3/4 in. 1.5 in. 3 in Percent Finer Grain Diameter (mm)
5 Particle-Size Analysis ASTM D 422 Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 4/7/6 Project No. : Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 4/7/6 Boring No.: LAC-BOR-1 Checked By: Diego Cobos-Roa Sample No.: LAC-BOR-1-2 Depth (ft.) 1. Soil Identification: Poorly Graded Sand (SP) Grey, with trace Clay % Sand: 95.1 % Silt: NA % Clay: trace USCS: (SP) Poorly Graded Sand Grain Size Distribution 1 CL ML No. 2 No. 1 No. 4 No. 2 No. 1 No. 4 3/8 in. 3/4 in. 1.5 in. 3 in Percent Finer Grain Diameter (mm)
6 ATTERBERG LIMITS ASTM D 4318 Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 4/13/6 Boring No.: 17-BOR-6 Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/14/6 Sample No.: 17-BOR-6-2 Checked By: Adda Athanasopoulos Lab Vane Test No.: Soil Identification: NOVANE24 Elevation (ft.): Grey Silty Clay (CL) trace fine sand, with few shells. TEST NO. Number of Blows [N] Wet Wt. of Soil + Cont. (g) Dry Wt. of Soil + Cont. (g) Wt. of Container (g) Moisture Content (%) [Wn] PLASTIC LIMIT LIQUID LIMIT Liquid Limit Plastic Limit Plasticity Index Classification PI at "A" - Line =.73(LL-2) = One - Point Liquid Limit Calculation LL =Wn(N/25).12 PROCEDURES USED 41.6 Plasticity Index (PI) For classification of finegrained soils and fine-grained fraction of coarse-grained soils CL or OL CH or OH "A" Line 1 MH or OH 7 CL- ML 4 ML or OL Liquid Limit (LL) Wet Preparation Multipoint - Wet Dry Preparation Multipoint - Dry Procedure A Multipoint Test Procedure B One-point Test Moisture Content (%) Number of Blows
7 ATTERBERG LIMITS ASTM D 4318 Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 4/13/6 Boring No.: LAC-BOR-2 Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/14/6 Sample No.: LAC-BOR-2-3 Checked By: Adda Athanasopoulos Lab Vane Test No.: NOVANE3 Elevation (ft.): -13. Soil Identification: Grey Sandy Clay (CL) very Sandy TEST NO. Number of Blows [N] Wet Wt. of Soil + Cont. (g) Dry Wt. of Soil + Cont. (g) Wt. of Container (g) Moisture Content (%) [Wn] PLASTIC LIMIT LIQUID LIMIT Liquid Limit Plastic Limit Plasticity Index Classification PI at "A" - Line =.73(LL-2) = One - Point Liquid Limit Calculation LL =Wn(N/25).12 PROCEDURES USED 35.5 Plasticity Index (PI) For classification of finegrained soils and fine-grained fraction of coarse-grained soils CL or OL CH or OH "A" Line 1 MH or OH 7 CL- ML 4 ML or OL Liquid Limit (LL) Wet Preparation Multipoint - Wet Dry Preparation Multipoint - Dry Procedure A Multipoint Test Procedure B One-point Test Moisture Content (%) Number of Blows
8 ATTERBERG LIMITS ASTM D 4318 Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 4/13/6 Boring No.: 17-BOR-6 Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/14/6 Sample No.: 17-BOR-6-3 Checked By: Adda Athanasopoulos Lab Vane Test No.: NOVANE39 Elevation (ft.): -18. Soil Identification: Grey Clay with trace Silt (CH) Hight Plasticity, few shells. TEST NO. Number of Blows [N] Wet Wt. of Soil + Cont. (g) Dry Wt. of Soil + Cont. (g) Wt. of Container (g) Moisture Content (%) [Wn] PLASTIC LIMIT LIQUID LIMIT Liquid Limit Plastic Limit Plasticity Index Classification PI at "A" - Line =.73(LL-2) = One - Point Liquid Limit Calculation LL =Wn(N/25).12 PROCEDURES USED 81.7 Plasticity Index (PI) For classification of finegrained soils and fine-grained fraction of coarse-grained soils CL or OL CH or OH "A" Line 1 MH or OH 7 CL- ML 4 ML or OL Liquid Limit (LL) Wet Preparation Multipoint - Wet Dry Preparation Multipoint - Dry Procedure A Multipoint Test Procedure B One-point Test Moisture Content (%) Number of Blows
9 ATTERBERG LIMITS ASTM D 4318 Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 4/13/6 Boring No.: 17-BOR-6 Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/14/6 Sample No.: 17-BOR-6-3 Checked By: Adda Athanasopoulos Lab Vane Test No.: Soil Identification: NOVANE4 Elevation (ft.): Grey Clay (CH) High Plasticity. TEST NO. Number of Blows [N] Wet Wt. of Soil + Cont. (g) Dry Wt. of Soil + Cont. (g) Wt. of Container (g) Moisture Content (%) [Wn] PLASTIC LIMIT LIQUID LIMIT Liquid Limit Plastic Limit Plasticity Index Classification PI at "A" - Line =.73(LL-2) = One - Point Liquid Limit Calculation LL =Wn(N/25).12 PROCEDURES USED 72.5 Plasticity Index (PI) For classification of finegrained soils and fine-grained fraction of coarse-grained soils CL or OL CH or OH "A" Line 1 MH or OH 7 CL- ML 4 ML or OL Liquid Limit (LL) Wet Preparation Multipoint - Wet Dry Preparation Multipoint - Dry Procedure A Multipoint Test Procedure B One-point Test Moisture Content (%) Number of Blows
10 ATTERBERG LIMITS ASTM D 4318 Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 4/15/6 Boring No.: 17-BOR-6 Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/14/6 Sample No.: 17-BOR-6-3 Checked By: Adda Athanasopoulos Lab Vane Test No.: Soil Identification: NOVANE41 Elevation (ft.): Grey Silty Clay (CL) plastic. TEST NO. Number of Blows [N] Wet Wt. of Soil + Cont. (g) Dry Wt. of Soil + Cont. (g) Wt. of Container (g) Moisture Content (%) [Wn] PLASTIC LIMIT LIQUID LIMIT Liquid Limit Plastic Limit Plasticity Index Classification PI at "A" - Line =.73(LL-2) = One - Point Liquid Limit Calculation LL =Wn(N/25).12 PROCEDURES USED 54.2 Plasticity Index (PI) For classification of fine-grained soils and fine-grained fraction of coarse-grained soils CL or OL CH or OH "A" Line 1 MH or OH 7 CL- ML 4 ML or OL Liquid Limit (LL) Wet Preparation Multipoint - Wet Dry Preparation Multipoint - Dry Procedure A Multipoint Test Procedure B One-point Test Moisture Content (%) Number of Blows
11 ATTERBERG LIMITS ASTM D 4318 Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 4/15/6 Boring No.: 17-BOR-6 Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/14/6 Sample No.: 17-BOR-6-3 Checked By: Adda Athanasopoulos Lab Vane Test No.: NOVANE42 Elevation (ft.): Soil Identification: Grey Silty Clay (CL) very plastic TEST NO. Number of Blows [N] Wet Wt. of Soil + Cont. (g) Dry Wt. of Soil + Cont. (g) Wt. of Container (g) Moisture Content (%) [Wn] PLASTIC LIMIT LIQUID LIMIT Liquid Limit Plastic Limit Plasticity Index Classification PI at "A" - Line =.73(LL-2) = One - Point Liquid Limit Calculation LL =Wn(N/25).12 PROCEDURES USED 72. Plasticity Index (PI) For classification of finegrained soils and fine-grained fraction of coarse-grained soils CL or OL CH or OH "A" Line 1 MH or OH 7 CL- ML 4 ML or OL Liquid Limit (LL) Wet Preparation Multipoint - Wet Dry Preparation Multipoint - Dry Procedure A Multipoint Test Procedure B One-point Test Moisture Content (%) Number of Blows
12 ATTERBERG LIMITS ASTM D 4318 Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 4/15/6 Boring No.: LAC-BOR-1A Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/14/6 Sample No.: LAC-BOR-1A-1 Checked By: Adda Athanasopoulos Lab Vane Test No.: NOVANE49 Elevation (ft.) -1.7 Soil Identification: Black to Dark Grey Silty Clay (CL), with organics TEST NO. Number of Blows [N] Wet Wt. of Soil + Cont. (g) Dry Wt. of Soil + Cont. (g) Wt. of Container (g) Moisture Content (%) [Wn] PLASTIC LIMIT LIQUID LIMIT Liquid Limit Plastic Limit Plasticity Index Classification PI at "A" - Line =.73(LL-2) One - Point Liquid Limit Calculation LL =Wn(N/25).12 PROCEDURES USED Plasticity Index (PI) For classification of finegrained soils and finegrained fraction of coarsegrained soils CL- ML CL or OL ML or OL CH or OH MH or OH "A" Line Liquid Limit (LL) Wet Preparation Multipoint - Wet Dry Preparation Multipoint - Dry Procedure A Multipoint Test Procedure B One-point Test Moisture Content (%) Number of Blows
13 ATTERBERG LIMITS ASTM D 4318 Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 4/13/6 Boring No.: LAC-BOR-1A Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/14/6 Sample No.: LAC-BOR-1A-1 Checked By: Adda Athanasopoulos Lab Vane Test No.: NOVANE52 Elevation (ft.) Soil Identification: Grey to Dark Grey, Sandy Clay (CL) Trace Organics TEST NO. Number of Blows [N] Wet Wt. of Soil + Cont. (g) Dry Wt. of Soil + Cont. (g) Wt. of Container (g) Moisture Content (%) [Wn] PLASTIC LIMIT LIQUID LIMIT Liquid Limit 43.3 Plastic Limit Plasticity Index Classification PI at "A" - Line =.73(LL-2) = One - Point Liquid Limit Calculation LL =Wn(N/25).12 PROCEDURES USED Plasticity Index (PI) For classification of finegrained soils and finegrained fraction of coarsegrained soils CL- ML CL or OL ML or OL CH or OH MH or OH "A" Line Liquid Limit (LL) Wet Preparation Multipoint - Wet Dry Preparation Multipoint - Dry Procedure A Multipoint Test Procedure B One-point Test Moisture Content (%) Number of Blows
14 DIRECT SHEAR TEST Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 4/3/6 Boring No.: LACW-BOR-1 Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/14/6 Sample No.: LACW-BOR-1-2 Checked By: Adda Athanasopoulos Lab Test No.: 1 Elevation (ft.): Soil Identification: Grey Silty Sandy Clay (CL) SHRP_Equipment_Corporation Automatic_Testing_System_v OVERBURDEN: 4.5 divs psf DIRECT SHEAR TEST 1 LACW-BOR-1-2 SHEAR RATE: TOTAL DISP: 4.1E-5 in/s.365 in 3.5 MAX SHEAR STRESS: S u,ds approx S u,tx.84 psi psf psf 75.3 psf Shear Stress (psi) Displacements initial (in) final (in) Total Time (sec) Shear Distance (in)
15 DIRECT SHEAR TEST Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 4/3/6 Boring No.: LACW-BOR-1 Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/14/6 Sample No.: LACW-BOR-1-2 Checked By: Adda Athanasopoulos Lab Test No.: 2 Elevation (ft.): Soil Identification: Grey Silty Sand (SM) SHRP_Equipment_Corporation Automatic_Testing_System_v OVERBURDEN:.9 18 divs psf SHEAR RATE: TOTAL DISP: MAX SHEAR STRESS: Φ 3.17E-5 in/s.31 in 2.76 psi psf 25 deg Displacements initial (in) final (in) Total Time (sec) 978 Shear Stress (psi) DIRECT SHEAR TEST 2 LACW-BOR vertical load 1.5 vertical load Shear Distance (in)
16 DIRECT SHEAR TEST Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/1/6 Boring No.: LACW-BOR-1 Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/14/6 Sample No.: LACW-BOR-1-2 Checked By: Adda Athanasopoulos Lab Test No.: 3 Elevation (ft.): Soil Identification: Grey Sand with Clay and Silt (SP) SHRP_Equipment_Corporation Automatic_Testing_System_v OVERBURDEN:.9 divs psf SHEAR RATE: TOTAL DISP: 4.88E-5 in/s.527 in DIRECT SHEAR TEST 3 LACW-BOR-1-2 MAX SHEAR STRESS: Φ psi psf 31.3 deg Shear Stress (psi) Displacements initial (in) final (in) Total Time (sec) Shear Distance (in)
17 DIRECT SHEAR TEST Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/1/6 Boring No.: LAC-BOR-4 Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/14/6 Sample No.: LAC-BOR-4-5 Checked By: Adda Athanasopoulos Lab Test No.: 4 Elevation (ft.): Soil Identification: Grey Silty Clay (CL) SHRP_Equipment_Corporation Automatic_Testing_System_v OVERBURDEN:.9 divs psf SHEAR RATE: TOTAL DISP: MAX SHEAR STRESS: Su,DS approx Su,TX.16 in/s.484 in psi psf psf psf Displacements initial (in) final (in) Shear Stress (psi) DIRECT SHEAR TEST 4 LAC-BOR-4-5 Total Time (sec) Shear Distance (in)
18 DIRECT SHEAR TEST Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/1/6 Boring No.: LAC-BOR-4 Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/14/6 Sample No.: LAC-BOR-4-5 Checked By: Adda Athanasopoulos Lab Test No.: 5 Elevation (ft.): -2.5 Soil Identification: Grey Silty Clay with trace Sand (CL) SHRP_Equipment_Corporation Automatic_Testing_System_v OVERBURDEN:.9 divs psf DIRECT SHEAR TEST 5 LAC-BOR-4-5 SHEAR RATE: TOTAL DISP: MAX SHEAR STRESS: Su,DS approx Su,TX 6.5E-5 in/s.168 in psi psf psf 21.7 psf Shear Stress (psi) Displacements initial (in) final (in) Total Time (sec) Shear Distance (in)
19 DIRECT SHEAR TEST Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/1/6 Boring No.: LAC-BOR-2 Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/14/6 Sample No.: LAC-BOR-2-3 Checked By: Adda Athanasopoulos Lab Test No.: 6 Elevation (ft.): Soil Identification: Grey Sandy Clay / Clayey Sand (SC/CL), SHRP_Equipment_Corporation Automatic_Testing_System_v OVERBURDEN:.9 divs psf DIRECT SHEAR TEST 6 LAC-BOR-2-3 SHEAR RATE: TOTAL DISP: MAX SHEAR STRESS: Su,DS approx Su,TX 5.22E-5 in/s.4975 in psi psf psf psf Shear Stress (psi) Displacements initial (in) final (in) Total Time (sec) Shear Distance (in)
20 PERMEABILITY TEST (FALLING HEAD METHOD) Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/6/6 Boring No.: LAC-BOR-2 Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/14/6 Sample No.: LAC-BOR-2-3 Checked By: Adda Athanasopoulos Lab Test No.: 1 Elevation (ft.): Soil Identification: Grey Silty Sand (SM) Fine Sand. Sample Dimentions: 1 2 Beaker wt: g Soil Height: cm wt Beaker + dry Soil: g wt Soil: g avg height: 15 cm Beaker Diam: cm Beaker Area: cm 2 Sample Density: 1.48 g/cm 3 Water Cylinder: 1 2 Volume: cc Drop in water Level: 3 6 cm 2 Cylinder Area: cm 2 Avg Area: 26 cm 2 TEST DATA AND RESULTS: Height Time HYDRAULIC Test No. CONDUCTIVITY h o h 1 h 2 h o to h 1 h to h 2 k (-1) k (-2) cm cm cm s s cm/s cm/s E E E-3 2.8E-3
21 PERMEABILITY TEST (FALLING HEAD METHOD) Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/6/6 Boring No.: LAC-BOR-2 Input By: Julien Cohen-Waeber Date: 5/14/6 Sample No.: LAC-BOR-2-3 Checked By: Adda Athanasopoulos Lab Test No.: 2 Elevation (ft.): Soil Identification: Grey Silty Sand (SM) Fine Sand. Sample Dimentions: 1 2 Beaker wt: g Soil Height: cm wt Beaker + dry Soil: g wt Soil: g avg height: cm Beaker Diam: cm Beaker Area: cm 2 Sample Density: g/cm 3 Water Cylinder: 1 2 Volume: cc Drop in water Level: 3 6 cm 2 Cylinder Area: cm 2 Avg Area: 26 cm 2 TEST DATA AND RESULTS: Test No. Height Time HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY h o h 1 h 2 h o to h 1 h to h 2 k (-1) k (-2) cm cm cm s s cm/s cm/s E-4 7.6E-4
22 Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Diego Cobos-Roa Project No. : Adda Athanasopoulos Boring No.: 17-BOR-2 Depth (ft): 12 to 16.5 Sample No.: 17-BOR-2-4 and 17-BOR-2-5 G.E. (ft): 3.8 W.T. (ft): -1 measured corrected* vane test # elevation (ft) peak residual peak residual material w (%) σ'vo Su/P N.O. Vane CH/OH N.O. Vane CH/OH N.O. Vane CH/OH N.O. Vane CH/OH N.O. Vane CH/OH N.O. Vane CH/OH N.O. Vane CH/OH N.O. Vane very fibrous marsh N.O. Vane very fibrous marsh N.O. Vane very fibrous marsh, roots, wood N.O. Vane very fibrous marsh, roots, wood N.O. Vane very fibrous marsh, roots, wood N.O. Vane very fibrous marsh, roots, wood Shear strength profile Water content profile Su/P profile -8-9 peak shear strength residual shear strength Elevation (ft) Shear strength Water content (%) Su/P * See text, page E-1. ** italic indicates maximum reading for the laboratory vane device
23 Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Diego Cobos-Roa Project No. : Adda Athanasopoulos Boring No.: 17-BOR-3 Depth (ft): 6 to 8 Sample No.: 17-BOR-3-2 G.E. (ft): -6.6 W.T. (ft): -8 measured corrected* vane test # elevation (ft) peak residual peak residual soil description w (%) σ'vo Su/P N.O. Vane marsh N.O. Vane marsh N.O. Vane marsh N.O. Vane marsh N.O. Vane marsh, (+CH) N.O. Vane CH w/oh N.O. Vane CH w/oh N.O. Vane CH N.O. Vane CH Shear strength profile Water content profile Su/P profile -12 peak shear strength residual shear strength Elevation (ft) Shear strength Water content (%) Su/P * See text, page E-1.
24 Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Diego Cobos-Roa Project No. : Adda Athanasopoulos Boring No.: 17-BOR-6 Depth (ft): 7.5 to 12 Sample No.: 17-BOR-6-2 and 17-BOR-6-3 G.E. (ft): -6.6 W.T. (ft): -8 measured corrected* vane test # elevation (ft) peak residual peak residual soil description w (%) σ'vo Su/P N.O. Vane grey CH, traces organic, shells N.O. Vane grey CH, traces organic, shells N.O. Vane grey CH (some silt), less shells N.O. Vane light grey CL/CH, some silt N.O. Vane grey CH N.O. Vane grey CH N.O. Vane grey CH N.O. Vane grey CH N.O. Vane grey CH N.O. Vane grey CH Shear strength profile Water content profile Su/P profile peak shear strength residual shear strength Elevation (ft) Shear strength Water content (%) Su/P *See text, page E-1.
25 Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Diego Cobos-Roa Project No. : Adda Athanasopoulos Boring No.: LAC-BOR-2 Depth (ft): 6 to 1 Sample No.: LAC-BOR-2-2 and LAC-BOR-2-3 G.E. (ft): -6.4 W.T. (ft): -8 measured corrected* vane test # elevation (ft) peak residual peak residual soil description water content (%) σ'vo Su/P N.O. Vane gray-black CH, org. matter, wood, org. odor N.O. Vane gray-black CH, org. matter, wood, org. odor N.O. Vane gray-black CH, org. matter, wood, org. odor N.O. Vane gray CH w/ traces black org. matter N.O. Vane gray clayey silt N.O. Vane gray CH w/ traces black org. matter N.O. Vane grey CH N.O. Vane gray clayey silt Shear strength profile Water content profile Su/P profile -9 peak shear strength residual shear strength Elevation (ft) Shear strength Water content (%) Su/P *See text, page E-1.
26 Project Name: New Orleans Levee Investigation Tested By: Diego Cobos-Roa Project No. : Adda Athanasopoulos Boring No.: LAC-BOR-1A Depth (ft): 2 to 4 Sample No.: LAC-BOR-1A-1 G.E. (ft): -7.7 W.T. (ft): -9 corrected vane test # depth (ft) peak residual peak residual soil description water content (%) σ'vo Su/P matter, wood, org. NO VANE g y odor, g matter, wood, org. NO VANE g y odor, g NO VANE matter, wood, org. odor NO VANE gray CH w/ traces black org. matter NO VANE gray clayey silt NO VANE gray CH w/ traces black org. matter NO VANE grey CH NO VANE gray clayey silt NO VANE gray clayey silt NO VANE gray clayey silt NO VANE gray clayey silt Shear strength profile Water content profile Su/P profile peak shear strength residual shear strength Elevation (ft) Shear strength Water content (%) Su/P *See text, page E-1.
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28 UC Berkeley Davis Hall Berkeley, California BORING NUMBER 17-VANE-1 PAGE 1 OF 1 CLIENT ILIT (Independent Levee Investigation Team) PROJECT NAME 17th Street Canal (East) PROJECT NUMBER PROJECT LOCATION 17th Street Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana DATE STARTED 4/11/6 COMPLETED 4/11/6 GROUND ELEVATION -6 ft HOLE SIZE DRILLING CONTRACTOR GROUND WATER LEVELS: DRILLING METHOD Field Vane AT TIME OF DRILLING --- LOGGED BY A. Athanasopoulos CHECKED BY D. Cobos-Roa AT END OF DRILLING --- NOTES South end of breach, East of emergency repair fill. AFTER DRILLING --- Depth (ft) GRAPHIC LOG MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE TYPE NUMBER RECOVERY % BLOW COUNTS (N VALUE) Peak Strength Residual Strength SPT N VALUE PL MC LL FINES CONTENT (%) CH: Gray CH and black organic matter (mixing zone) CH: Gray CH and black organic matter (mixing zone). CH: Gray CH and black organic matter (mixing zone). CH: Gray CH and black organic matter (mixing zone) CH: Gray CH and black organic matter (mixing zone) CH: Gray CH, high PI. Bottom of hole at 1.7 feet GEOTECH BH PLOTS ILIT, FIELD VANES, 17TH STREET.GPJ GINT US LAB.GDT 5/3/6 1
29 UC Berkeley Davis Hall Berkeley, California BORING NUMBER 17-VANE-2 PAGE 1 OF 1 CLIENT ILIT (Independent Levee Investigation Team) PROJECT NAME 17th Street Canal (East) PROJECT NUMBER PROJECT LOCATION 17th Street Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana DATE STARTED 3/12/6 COMPLETED 3/12/6 GROUND ELEVATION ft HOLE SIZE DRILLING CONTRACTOR GROUND WATER LEVELS: DRILLING METHOD Field Vane AT TIME OF DRILLING --- LOGGED BY A. Athanasopoulos CHECKED BY D. Cobos-Roa AT END OF DRILLING --- NOTES Center of breach, outside disturbed area (by school bus). AFTER DRILLING --- Depth (ft) GRAPHIC LOG MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE TYPE NUMBER RECOVERY % BLOW COUNTS (N VALUE) Peak Strength Residual Strength SPT N VALUE PL MC LL FINES CONTENT (%) Fill Marsh Marsh CH: Gray CH and black organic matter (mixing zone). CH: Very soft, high PI, gray CH CH: Soft, gray CH. Bottom of hole at 8.4 feet GEOTECH BH PLOTS ILIT, FIELD VANES, 17TH STREET.GPJ GINT US LAB.GDT 5/3/6 5
30 UC Berkeley Davis Hall Berkeley, California BORING NUMBER 17-VANE-3 PAGE 1 OF 1 CLIENT ILIT (Independent Levee Investigation Team) PROJECT NAME 17th Street Canal (East) PROJECT NUMBER PROJECT LOCATION 17th Street Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana DATE STARTED 3/13/6 COMPLETED 3/13/6 GROUND ELEVATION ft HOLE SIZE DRILLING CONTRACTOR GROUND WATER LEVELS: DRILLING METHOD Field Vane AT TIME OF DRILLING --- LOGGED BY A. Athanasopoulos CHECKED BY D. Cobos-Roa AT END OF DRILLING --- NOTES North-East of displaced block. AFTER DRILLING --- Depth (ft) GRAPHIC LOG MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE TYPE NUMBER RECOVERY % BLOW COUNTS (N VALUE) Peak Strength Residual Strength SPT N VALUE PL MC LL FINES CONTENT (%) Fill Fill mixing with fibrous organic clay. Marsh CH: Gray CH and black organic matter (mixing zone). CH: Very soft, high PI, gray CH CH: Soft, gray CH. Bottom of hole at 12.5 feet GEOTECH BH PLOTS ILIT, FIELD VANES, 17TH STREET.GPJ GINT US LAB.GDT 5/3/6 1
31 UC Berkeley Davis Hall Berkeley, California BORING NUMBER 17-VANE-4 PAGE 1 OF 1 CLIENT ILIT (Independent Levee Investigation Team) PROJECT NAME 17th Street Canal (East) PROJECT NUMBER PROJECT LOCATION 17th Street Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana DATE STARTED 4/8/6 COMPLETED 4/8/6 GROUND ELEVATION -6 ft HOLE SIZE DRILLING CONTRACTOR GROUND WATER LEVELS: DRILLING METHOD Field Vane AT TIME OF DRILLING --- LOGGED BY A. Athanasopoulos CHECKED BY D. Cobos-Roa AT END OF DRILLING --- NOTES South end of breach, levee toe. AFTER DRILLING --- Depth (ft) GRAPHIC LOG MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE TYPE NUMBER RECOVERY % BLOW COUNTS (N VALUE) Peak Strength Residual Strength SPT N VALUE PL MC LL FINES CONTENT (%) Non-engineered CL fill. Very fibrous marsh, wood. Black organic matter Black organic matter, roots, wood. Black organic matter. Black organic matter mixing with gray clay. Bottom of hole at 9.3 feet GEOTECH BH PLOTS ILIT, FIELD VANES, 17TH STREET.GPJ GINT US LAB.GDT 5/4/6 5
32 UC Berkeley Davis Hall Berkeley, California BORING NUMBER 17-VANE-5 PAGE 1 OF 1 CLIENT ILIT (Independent Levee Investigation Team) PROJECT NAME 17th Street Canal (East) PROJECT NUMBER PROJECT LOCATION 17th Street Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana DATE STARTED 4/8/6 COMPLETED 4/8/6 GROUND ELEVATION -6 ft HOLE SIZE DRILLING CONTRACTOR GROUND WATER LEVELS: DRILLING METHOD Field Vane AT TIME OF DRILLING --- LOGGED BY A. Athanasopoulos CHECKED BY D. Cobos-Roa AT END OF DRILLING --- NOTES South end of breach, levee toe. AFTER DRILLING --- Depth (ft) GRAPHIC LOG MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE TYPE NUMBER RECOVERY % BLOW COUNTS (N VALUE) Peak Strength Residual Strength SPT N VALUE PL MC LL FINES CONTENT (%) Organic matter CH/OH CH/OH CH/OH Marsh, contact with gray CH Gray CH, traces organic. Bottom of hole at 8.4 feet GEOTECH BH PLOTS ILIT, FIELD VANES, 17TH STREET.GPJ GINT US LAB.GDT 5/4/6 5
33 UC Berkeley Davis Hall Berkeley, California BORING NUMBER 17-VANE-6 PAGE 1 OF 1 CLIENT ILIT (Independent Levee Investigation Team) PROJECT NAME 17th Street Canal (East) PROJECT NUMBER PROJECT LOCATION 17th Street Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana DATE STARTED 4/9/6 COMPLETED 4/9/6 GROUND ELEVATION -5 ft HOLE SIZE DRILLING CONTRACTOR GROUND WATER LEVELS: DRILLING METHOD Field Vane AT TIME OF DRILLING --- LOGGED BY A. Athanasopoulos CHECKED BY D. Cobos-Roa AT END OF DRILLING --- NOTES North end of breach, levee toe, 6949 Bellaire St. AFTER DRILLING --- Depth (ft) GRAPHIC LOG MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE TYPE NUMBER RECOVERY % BLOW COUNTS (N VALUE) Peak Strength Residual Strength SPT N VALUE PL MC LL FINES CONTENT (%) Organic matter. Organic matter, strong odor. Organic matter Organic matter Intermixing of black organic with gray clay Intermixing of black organic with gray clay. Bottom of hole at 9.6 feet GEOTECH BH PLOTS ILIT, FIELD VANES, 17TH STREET.GPJ GINT US LAB.GDT 5/4/6 5
34 UC Berkeley Davis Hall Berkeley, California BORING NUMBER 17-VANE-7 PAGE 1 OF 1 CLIENT ILIT (Independent Levee Investigation Team) PROJECT NAME 17th Street Canal (East) PROJECT NUMBER PROJECT LOCATION 17th Street Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana DATE STARTED 4/11/6 COMPLETED 4/11/6 GROUND ELEVATION 3.8 ft HOLE SIZE DRILLING CONTRACTOR GROUND WATER LEVELS: DRILLING METHOD Field Vane AT TIME OF DRILLING --- LOGGED BY A. Athanasopoulos CHECKED BY D. Cobos-Roa AT END OF DRILLING --- NOTES South end of breach, levee crest. AFTER DRILLING --- Depth (ft) GRAPHIC LOG MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE TYPE NUMBER RECOVERY % BLOW COUNTS (N VALUE) Peak Strength Residual Strength SPT N VALUE PL MC LL FINES CONTENT (%) Non-engineered CL fill Non-engineered CL fill. Dark gray CH, traces organic. Dark gray CH, traces organic, top of marsh. Marsh, wood. Black organic matter. Bottom of hole at 15.2 feet GEOTECH BH PLOTS ILIT, FIELD VANES, 17TH STREET.GPJ GINT US LAB.GDT 5/4/6 15
35 UC Berkeley Davis Hall Berkeley, California BORING NUMBER 17-VANE-8 PAGE 1 OF 1 CLIENT ILIT (Independent Levee Investigation Team) PROJECT NAME 17th Street Canal (East) PROJECT NUMBER PROJECT LOCATION 17th Street Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana DATE STARTED 4/11/6 COMPLETED 4/11/6 GROUND ELEVATION 4 ft HOLE SIZE DRILLING CONTRACTOR GROUND WATER LEVELS: DRILLING METHOD Field Vane AT TIME OF DRILLING --- LOGGED BY A. Athanasopoulos CHECKED BY D. Cobos-Roa AT END OF DRILLING --- NOTES North end of breach, levee crest. AFTER DRILLING --- Depth (ft) GRAPHIC LOG MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE TYPE NUMBER RECOVERY % BLOW COUNTS (N VALUE) Peak Strength Residual Strength SPT N VALUE PL MC LL FINES CONTENT (%) Gray, silty, sandy CL, traces black organic Organic matter, 8% wood GEOTECH BH PLOTS ILIT, FIELD VANES, 17TH STREET.GPJ GINT US LAB.GDT 5/4/6 Organic matter, 8% wood. Bottom of hole at 16.6 feet
36 UC Berkeley Davis Hall Berkeley, California BORING NUMBER 17-VANE-9 PAGE 1 OF 1 CLIENT ILIT (Independent Levee Investigation Team) PROJECT NAME 17th Street Canal (East) PROJECT NUMBER PROJECT LOCATION 17th Street Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana DATE STARTED 4/11/6 COMPLETED 4/11/6 GROUND ELEVATION -6 ft HOLE SIZE DRILLING CONTRACTOR GROUND WATER LEVELS: DRILLING METHOD Field Vane AT TIME OF DRILLING --- LOGGED BY A. Athanasopoulos CHECKED BY D. Cobos-Roa AT END OF DRILLING --- NOTES South end of breach, levee toe. AFTER DRILLING --- Depth (ft) GRAPHIC LOG MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE TYPE NUMBER RECOVERY % BLOW COUNTS (N VALUE) Peak Strength SPT N VALUE PL MC LL FINES CONTENT (%) Black organic matter, mixing with gray CH Dark gray CH, traces organic. Dark gray CH, traces organic Gray CH (fibrous). Bottom of hole at 1. feet GEOTECH BH PLOTS ILIT, FIELD VANES, 17TH STREET.GPJ GINT US LAB.GDT 5/4/6 Residual Strength 5 1
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38 UC Berkeley Davis Hall Berkeley, California BORING NUMBER LAC-VANE-1 PAGE 1 OF 1 CLIENT ILIT (Independent Levee Investigation Team) PROJECT NAME London Avenue Canal PROJECT NUMBER PROJECT LOCATION London Avenue Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana DATE STARTED 3/15/6 COMPLETED 3/15/6 GROUND ELEVATION ft HOLE SIZE DRILLING CONTRACTOR GROUND WATER LEVELS: DRILLING METHOD Field Vane AT TIME OF DRILLING --- LOGGED BY A. Athanasopoulos CHECKED BY D. Cobos-Roa AT END OF DRILLING --- NOTES LAC (East)- at max. tilt of wall, by the swimming pool AFTER DRILLING --- Depth (ft) GRAPHIC LOG MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE TYPE NUMBER RECOVERY % BLOW COUNTS (N VALUE) SPT N VALUE PL MC LL FINES CONTENT (%) Organic silty clay, some roots. Bottom of hole at 2.5 feet GEOTECH BH PLOTS ILIT, FIELD VANES, LONDON AVE CANAL.GPJ GINT US LAB.GDT 5/4/6 Peak Strength Residual Strength
39 UC Berkeley Davis Hall Berkeley, California BORING NUMBER LAC-VANE-2 PAGE 1 OF 1 CLIENT ILIT (Independent Levee Investigation Team) PROJECT NAME London Avenue Canal PROJECT NUMBER PROJECT LOCATION London Avenue Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana DATE STARTED 3/15/6 COMPLETED 3/15/6 GROUND ELEVATION -4. ft HOLE SIZE DRILLING CONTRACTOR GROUND WATER LEVELS: DRILLING METHOD Field Vane AT TIME OF DRILLING --- LOGGED BY A. Athanasopoulos CHECKED BY D. Cobos-Roa AT END OF DRILLING --- NOTES LAC (East)- between swimming pool and toe of levee AFTER DRILLING --- Depth (ft) GRAPHIC LOG MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE TYPE NUMBER RECOVERY % BLOW COUNTS (N VALUE) SPT N VALUE PL MC LL FINES CONTENT (%) Organic clay. Organic matter mixing with gray clay. Gray clay with organic matter. Bottom of hole at 5.2 feet GEOTECH BH PLOTS ILIT, FIELD VANES, LONDON AVE CANAL.GPJ GINT US LAB.GDT 5/4/6 Peak Strength Residual Strength
40 UC Berkeley Davis Hall Berkeley, California BORING NUMBER LAC-VANE-3 PAGE 1 OF 1 CLIENT ILIT (Independent Levee Investigation Team) PROJECT NAME London Avenue Canal PROJECT NUMBER PROJECT LOCATION London Avenue Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana DATE STARTED 3/15/6 COMPLETED 3/15/6 GROUND ELEVATION -3. ft HOLE SIZE DRILLING CONTRACTOR GROUND WATER LEVELS: DRILLING METHOD Field Vane AT TIME OF DRILLING --- LOGGED BY A. Athanasopoulos CHECKED BY D. Cobos-Roa AT END OF DRILLING --- NOTES LAC (East)- south end of rockfill, at levee toe. AFTER DRILLING --- Depth (ft) GRAPHIC LOG MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE TYPE NUMBER RECOVERY % BLOW COUNTS (N VALUE) SPT N VALUE PL MC LL FINES CONTENT (%) Stiff marsh Organic matter mixing with gray clay. High PI gray clay, traces of organic matter. High PI gray clay, traces of organic matter. Bottom of hole at 7.1 feet GEOTECH BH PLOTS ILIT, FIELD VANES, LONDON AVE CANAL.GPJ GINT US LAB.GDT 5/4/6 Peak Strength Residual Strength 5
41 UC Berkeley Davis Hall Berkeley, California BORING NUMBER LAC-VANE-4 PAGE 1 OF 1 CLIENT ILIT (Independent Levee Investigation Team) PROJECT NAME London Avenue Canal PROJECT NUMBER PROJECT LOCATION London Avenue Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana DATE STARTED 4/1/6 COMPLETED 4/1/6 GROUND ELEVATION 4.3 ft HOLE SIZE DRILLING CONTRACTOR GROUND WATER LEVELS: DRILLING METHOD Field Vane AT TIME OF DRILLING --- LOGGED BY A. Athanasopoulos CHECKED BY D. Cobos-Roa AT END OF DRILLING --- NOTES LAC North (East)- south end of rockfill, levee crest. AFTER DRILLING --- Depth (ft) GRAPHIC LOG MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE TYPE NUMBER RECOVERY % BLOW COUNTS (N VALUE) Peak Strength Residual Strength SPT N VALUE PL MC LL FINES CONTENT (%) GEOTECH BH PLOTS ILIT, FIELD VANES, LONDON AVE CANAL.GPJ GINT US LAB.GDT 5/4/6 15 Marsh with dark gray CH. Marsh with dark gray CH, wood. Bottom of hole at 15.2 feet
42 CLIENT NOTES ILIT (Independent Levee Investigation Team) PROJECT NUMBER DATE STARTED 4/1/6 DRILLING CONTRACTOR DRILLING METHOD Field Vane LOGGED BY A. Athanasopoulos UC Berkeley Davis Hall Berkeley, California COMPLETED 4/1/6 CHECKED BY D. Cobos-Roa LAC North (East)- south end of rockfill, levee crest. GROUND ELEVATION 4.3 ft GROUND WATER LEVELS: BORING NUMBER LAC-VANE-5 PAGE 1 OF 1 PROJECT NAME London Avenue Canal PROJECT LOCATION London Avenue Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana AT TIME OF DRILLING --- AT END OF DRILLING --- AFTER DRILLING --- HOLE SIZE Depth (ft) GRAPHIC LOG MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE TYPE NUMBER RECOVERY % BLOW COUNTS (N VALUE) Peak Strength SPT N VALUE PL MC LL FINES CONTENT (%) Marsh with dark gray CH Marsh with dark gray CH, wood. Bottom of hole at 11.4 feet GEOTECH BH PLOTS ILIT, FIELD VANES, LONDON AVE CANAL.GPJ GINT US LAB.GDT 5/4/6 Residual Strength 1
43 UC Berkeley Davis Hall Berkeley, California BORING NUMBER LAC-VANE-6 PAGE 1 OF 1 CLIENT ILIT (Independent Levee Investigation Team) PROJECT NAME London Avenue Canal PROJECT NUMBER PROJECT LOCATION London Avenue Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana DATE STARTED 4/1/6 COMPLETED 4/1/6 GROUND ELEVATION -6.5 ft HOLE SIZE DRILLING CONTRACTOR GROUND WATER LEVELS: DRILLING METHOD Field Vane AT TIME OF DRILLING --- LOGGED BY A. Athanasopoulos CHECKED BY D. Cobos-Roa AT END OF DRILLING --- NOTES LAC North (East)- south end of rockfill, 5ft from levee toe. AFTER DRILLING --- Depth (ft) GRAPHIC LOG MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE TYPE NUMBER RECOVERY % BLOW COUNTS (N VALUE) SPT N VALUE PL MC LL FINES CONTENT (%) Marsh, roots. Marsh, roots Organic clay, sandy at the tip. Bottom of hole at 5.8 feet GEOTECH BH PLOTS ILIT, FIELD VANES, LONDON AVE CANAL.GPJ GINT US LAB.GDT 5/4/6 Peak Strength Residual Strength
44 UC Berkeley Davis Hall Berkeley, California BORING NUMBER LAC-VANE-7 PAGE 1 OF 1 CLIENT ILIT (Independent Levee Investigation Team) PROJECT NAME London Avenue Canal PROJECT NUMBER PROJECT LOCATION London Avenue Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana DATE STARTED 4/1/6 COMPLETED 4/1/6 GROUND ELEVATION -6.5 ft HOLE SIZE DRILLING CONTRACTOR GROUND WATER LEVELS: DRILLING METHOD Field Vane AT TIME OF DRILLING --- LOGGED BY A. Athanasopoulos CHECKED BY D. Cobos-Roa AT END OF DRILLING --- NOTES LAC North (East)- 66 & 678 Warrington St., 5' from levee toe. AFTER DRILLING --- Depth (ft) GRAPHIC LOG MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE TYPE NUMBER RECOVERY % BLOW COUNTS (N VALUE) SPT N VALUE PL MC LL FINES CONTENT (%) Dar brown-black silty organic clay. Organic clay. Mixing of black and gray organic clay. Dark brown organic clay. Bottom of hole at 5. feet GEOTECH BH PLOTS ILIT, FIELD VANES, LONDON AVE CANAL.GPJ GINT US LAB.GDT 5/4/6 Peak Strength Residual Strength 5
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