CONTENTS PAGES

1. Dedication 2
3-4
2. Board of Consultant Team
5-7
3. Company Background
4. Introduction 8-9
5. Project Information 10-13
5.1 Project Brief
5.2 Soil Properties
5.2.1 Subsurface Conditions
5.2.2 Subsoil Condition

5.3 Field Exploration and Testing

5.3.1 Drilling
5.3.2 Sampling

6. Result and Analysis 14-20

6.1 Load grouping at every column
6.2 Water Level, Friction angle and Cohesion
6.3 Design of Foundation
6.4 Settlements
6.4.1 Summarization of Total Settlement for each
Borehole Area
7. Drawing Content 21-25
7.1 Loads at every column
7.2 Drawings showing all foundation
(plan, Front elevation, side elevation)
8. References 26
9. Appendices 27-48
Ground water level result
Laboratory testing for cohesion, friction angle
Size of the foundation
Settlement
Minute meetings

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1.0 Dedication

First and foremost, Thanks be to God.

Special thanks to our lecturer Dr Faizal bin Pakir for his guidance and knowledge we are able
the opportunity to complete this project BFC43103 (Foundation Engineering) successfully.
Not to forget to our class members for those who willing to share information with us during
this on-going project carry out this task. Thank you for the cooperation and commitment that
has been given to us. Our group would also like to extend dedication to those who involve
either in a direct or indirect way which leading us to completion of this project. Your
cooperation is much appreciated with advanced gratitude.

Thank you once again…

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2.0 Board of Consultant Team

PROJECT MANAGER
Andrian Anak Liset
CF160234

DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

BACHELOR DEGREE IN CIVIL

ENGINEERING WITH HONOR

SITE ENGINEER
Muhammad Sukri Bin Ishak
DF160091

DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

BACHELOR DEGREE IN CIVIL

ENGINEERING WITH HONOR

GENERAL MANAGER
Brenton Edi Jasmin
CF160029

DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

BACHELOR DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

WITH HONOR

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SITE MANAGER

Tiffany Valarie Anak Kerry

CF160015

DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

BACHELOR DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

WITH HONOR

SAFETY OFFICER

Mohd Yusree bin Mohd Yusof

CF1600012

DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

BACHELOR DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

WITH HONOR

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Intan Nurliyana binti Zainal

DF170151
DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

BACHELOR DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

WITH HONOR

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3.0 Company Background

CIVILEGACY PROPERTY’S SDN. BHD. has been established by Andrian Anak

Liset who has been actively involved in construction area since 2010. Our company
has aimed to become a specialist leader in construction engineering subsequently
with construction and project management activities. Our company has registered
with KEMENTERIAN KEWANGAN, PUSAT KHIDMAT KONTRAKTOR as A
Class Contractor and CIDB as grade 6 Contractor with 100% Bumiputra status.

The principle activities of the company are focus in the field of multi-disciplinary
construction engineering practices such as Structural Engineering, Geotechnical
Engineering and Infrastructure Engineering.

CIVILEGACY’s key personnel and the technical expertise together with

administration support staff are ready to face any challenge on nation building toward
year 2020. There are 3 persons in charge in this piling work, which are 1 senior
engineer and 2 technicians.

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Vision

We aim to lead the region in innovative breakthrough solutions for public infrastructure and
property development.

Mission
We reliably deliver innovative infrastructure and premier lifestyle properties to our customers
through our core businesses in infrastructure development and construction, operation of
infrastructure facilities and property development.

Core Values

i. C – Committed to fulfilled customer satisfaction.

ii. S – Sustainability
iii. C – Creative
iv. D – Demonstrate real teamwork

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Organization Structure Services

CIVILEGACY PROPERTY’S ranges of services include:

a. Civil and Structural Engineering - Development of site layouts, outline and
detailed design for general civil engineering and building structures,
refurbishment and building modifications. Detailed structural design of major
buildings, sports, commercial and industrial facilities.
b. Civil and Infrastructure Engineering - This encompasses all aspects of
infrastructure design, including drainage, service requirements, access road
and junction improvements, piling work, pavement and retaining walls.
c. Industrial Renovations - CIVILEGACY will renovate industrial sites while
producing the same high-quality product we deliver each and every time.
d. Commercial Construction - Regardless of scope or project size,
CIVILEGACY delivers a quality finished product every time, on time, and
within budget.
e. Commercial Innovations - CIVILEGACY will help you renovate your space
while minimizing disruptions to your business.
f. Industrial Construction - CIVILEGACY is more than qualified to meet your
construction needs by offering full-services industrial contracting services

Organization Working Activity

The work process in the piling work are as below:

a. Pile Driving
b. Pile Lifting
c. Pile Installation
d. Load Testing

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4.0 Introduction

4.0 Introduction

For tasks of subject Foundation Engineering BFC 43103 (Semester 2

2018/2019), each group will be given a topics to design a foundation to be done in
working team. Each group need to obtain a bore log of different location and identify
its characteristics. Besides that, each group also required to find structure plan and
identify the project (Three storey-building) to be designed.

This report presents the outcome of the site investigation carried out for
proposed construction site in proposed commercial development of 20 units 3-storey
shop house on lot 2474, Miri Greenville Sarawak.

After the structures plan has been identified and site investigation report, we
are required to analyzed the soil properties and determine the load to be carried by
each column in our structures plan.

Next, after done analyzed the soil properties, we need to design the shallow
foundation by using Terzaghi’s equation for shallow square foundation formula. After
calculate the size of foundation using shallow square foundation, we check the
settlement by using Meyerhof’s equation.

After designing the shallow foundation of three storey building, we found out
that there was no overlapping between the footings. Therefore, we could proceed to
check the settlement of the foundation instead of redesign it as a deep foundation. The
smallest settlement that we had obtained was about 10 mm while the largest
settlement that we had obtained was about 73 mm. Since the settlement was less than
25 mm and more than 65 mm, size for these foundation be should recalculate and
redesign.

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 1.1 Objective

The objective of this project is to:

i. It is an exercise of team work and coordination in carrying out a study within a
given time frame.
ii. Students are trained to relate knowledge acquired from lectures with a real-life
situation by critically assessing and learning from past cases.
iii. Students are encouraged to engage in engineering practice professionally

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5.0 Project Information

5.1 Project Brief

The project has been conducted at Miri Greenville Sarawak, this project is given by
our project director to examine and perform the task of design of foundation. It is
clear from several international sources that ground engineering risk is one of the
largest elements of technical and financial risk in civil engineering and building
projects. This project is to obtain the bore log and identifies its characteristics.
Besides that, this project also need to determine the load carried by every column.

From the engineering plan, we need to determine the load of every column and group
company, the soil given different types of soil properties based on its layer, which we
need to consider the soil properties by each layer.

Throughout this project, it is important that to justify the design considerations,

bearing capacity and settlement of the condition that could happen in the future. As
stated by Institution of Civil Engineers (1991), it is important to remember that: “You
pay for a site investigation whether you have one or not. The special considerations in
the construction will be amend once the results and analysis has been finalized in this
project.

I. The SI report
According to the SI report that we received from the bore log, the field
investigation works begun on 9th October 1993 and completed on 20th December 1993.
Laboratory works were done on selected soil and rock sample. A 300m long thin
walled sampling tubes was used to collect the soil samples. The thin walled sampling
tube was installed and driven into the soil by drop hammer. The soil samples taken
were then jacked out from the sampling tube using a soil extrude. The soil samples
collected were kept in the standard wooden box marked with depth from top to
bottom of the sampling.

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 II. Laboratory test
The following laboratory tests were carried out in accordance with BS
Standard, Codes of Practices and Design Manual of a selected samples.
a.Moisture content on soil samples
b. Density on rock samples
c.Water absorption on rock samples
d. Compressible strength on rock samples
e.Chemical test on soil/rock samples

5.2 Soil Properties

5.2.1 Subsurface Conditions

The study area on the data of field investigation consisted different elevations
which is around 29.15 m, 30.11 m, 30.07 m, and 30.13 m. However, the foundation
within the depths of the drilled boreholes consists mostly of sand (very silty sand,
gravelly fine sand), silt (slightly sandy silt, sandy silt, slightly gravelly silt), gravel,
clay (sandy clay) and silt stone depending on the depth of exploration covered.

5.2.2 Subsoil Condition

This section briefly describes the soil conditions encountered at the site. Detailed
soil conditions are presented in each bore-log in the appendices of Boreholes Logs.
Based on the data collected from borehole 1,2,3 and 4, the soil layers in this area can
be classified as follows:
a) Top soil
This is top layer of soil in this area. Thickness of this layer is between 0 meter
to 0.15 meter. This layer formed in the depth between 0.15 – 16.50 m
depends on the location of the boreholes.
b) Sand Layer
This layer consists of by medium dense, light brown reddish and yellowish-
brown sand depends on the depth of soils.

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 c) Silt Layer
This layer formed in the depth between 0.15 – 30.00 m depends on the
location of the boreholes. This layer consists of very stiff, reddish brown and
dark gray yellowish-brown sand with a low plasticity depends on the depth of
soils.
d) Gravel Layer
This layer depths are varies depending on location of boreholes. Some gravel
mixed with sand and silt layer forming gravelly fine sand and slightly
gravelly silt layer. This layer contains a weak, moderately weak, and very
strong silt stone. The strength of the silt stone depends on the depth.
e) Silt stone Layer
This layer consists of yellow brown with thin laminae dark gray and highly
weathered silt stone. The thickness of this layer area between 24.15 –
27.15 m. The silt stone layer mostly can be found in borehole 1.

5.3 Field Exploration and Testing

5.3.1 Drilling
The following data need to be recorded:-

i. Rate of drilling:
The depth of the borehole at the completion of each day or shift and
the limits of each run of the core barrel should be recorded. The actual
penetration rate for each run or part of a run should be measured. Core
diameter and changes of core size (recorded by reference to B.S. 4019 or as
metric dimension).
ii. Casing:
It is essential that the progress of installation of the casing be recorded
relative to the depth of the borehole; the diameter of the casing need not be
recorded except where relevant to interpretation of the data.

5.3.2 Sampling
Two types of soil samples can be obtained during subsurface
exploration which is disturbed and undisturbed.

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 i. Disturbed Sampling

Disturbed samples are generally obtained to determine the soil type,

gradation, classification, consistency, density, presence of contaminants,
stratification, etc. These samples are considered disturbed since the
sampling process modifies their natural structure.

ii. Undisturbed Sampling

Undisturbed samples are used to determine the in place strength,
compressibility (settlement), natural moisture content, unit weight,
permeability, discontinuities, fractures and fissures of subsurface
formations.

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6.0 Result and Analysis

6.1 Grouping of Column Load

No. of bore hole Bore hole Load (kn) Column

type
1 BH 1 21-64 C4, C5, C7, C12, C13, C15, C16
2 BH 2 21-455 C2, C3, C5, C6, C9, C10, C12,
C17, C18
3 BH 3 21-260 C2, C5, C13, C14, C20
4 BH 4 60- 364 C1, C2, C6, C11, C18, C19
Table 4.1: Grouping of column load

6.2 Water level, Friction angle and Cohesion.

BORE HOLE WATER FRICTION COHESION, c'

LEVEL,m ANGLE, ϕ
BH 1 4.10 31 ° 3
BH 2 4.30 37 ° 5
BH 3 5.50 32 ° 0
BH4 3.50 38 ° 3
Table 4.2 : Water level, Friction angle and Cohesion

6.3 Design of Foundation

Depth of foundation (shallow) = 3 m

Type of soil = medium dense, light brown reddish of very silty sand
Specific unit weight of silty sand = ɤdry  15 kN/m^3
= ɤsat  19 kN/m^3
Ground level (bedrock) = 94.05 m

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Example calculation for size foundation using BH 1 soil
properties with load 0-39 kN

ϕ' = 31°, c' = 3, Nc = 40.41, Nq = 25.28, Ny = 22.65, ɤ= 15kN/m³

q = yDf = (15)(3) =45

qu = 1.3 c' Nc + q Nq + 0.4 ɤ B Ny

= (1.3) (3) ( 40.41) + (45) (25.28) + (0.4) (15) B (22.65)
qu = 1295.199 + 135.9 B

qu = qu

117
= (1295.199 + 135.9 B ) B²
B2

By using Trial & Error method

117 = 1295.199 B² + 135.9 B³

B = 0.296 m ≈ 0.3 m

Hence, the size of foundation for borehole 1 (area 1) with load 39 kN is 0.3m x 0.3m.

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Bore hole Range of load, Maximum load Size of foundation, Column
(Area) kN taken, kN m² involved
1 0-50 39.0 0.3 x 0.3 C5, C7, C7
51-100 95.0 0.5 x 0.5 C4, C4
101-150 149.0 0.6 x 0.6 C13
151-250 248.0 0.8 x 0.8 C12
251-300 265.0 1.0 x 1.0 C15, C16
2 0-50 39.0 0.3 x 0.3 C2
51-100 95.0 0.5 x 0.5 C2, C5, C9, C2
101-150 149.0 0.6 x 0.6 C17, C17
151-250 248.0 0.5 x 0.5 C3, C3, C3, C3,
C10, C12, C10,
251-300 265.0 1.0 x 1.0 C18, C20
301-455 455 0.7 x 0.7 C6, C7
3 0-50 39.0 0.3 x 0.3 C5, C5, C5, C5
51-100 95.0 0.5 x 0.5 C2, C14
101-150 149.0 0.6 x 0.6 C13
251-300 265.0 1.0 x 1.0 C20
4 51-100 95.0 0.5 x 0.5 C2, C2, C11, C1,
C1, C1, C1
101-150 149.0 0.6 x 0.6 C6
151-250 248.0 0.5 x 0.5 C6
251-300 265.0 1.0 x 1.0 C6, C18, C18
301-455 455 0.7 x 0.7 C19
Table 4.3 : Summary of load and Size foundation of the column

Total column = 48 column

Total foundation = 48 foundation with 7 different size of foundation.

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6.4 Settlement

Example calculation for settlement

BORELOG AREA 1
Columns Involved: C5, C7 & C7 (Which Carries the Same Settlement
Value)

Given Soil Values:

Soil Details Description

g 19 kN/m³ Unit weight of soil (gamma)
c' (or cu) 3 kN/m² For undrained soils use phi' = 0
f 35° Angle of friction (phi')
mv 0.1m²/MN Coefficient of volume compressibility
E 50MN/m² Young's Modulus
v 0.5 Poisson's ratio

Water Table 8.1m Depth to Water Table

Given Foundation Values:

Shape = Square
Area of Foundation = Width X Length = 0.4m X 0.4m = 1.6m2
Founding Depth = 3m
th
Foundation Self weight = h nd th h
, where unit weight of concrete

is 25kN/m2
‴ㄶ ‸‸‸
= = 6.4kN

Loading subjected on to column = 39kN

Total Load = 6.4kN + 39kN = 45.4kN

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 Actual Bearing Stress
‸
th
݊

Net Bearing Stress

h t n th n hৗ d t ‸ 쳌 ′㔱
香䁫 ݊

Settlement Calculation
Total Depth/ Width = 3m
Total Depth = 3m X (Width of Foundation) = 3 X 0.4 = 1.2m
Thickness, dz = (Total Depth)/15 = 1.2/15 = 0.08m
d ‸‴h
Equivalent Radius, R = = ‴
dz ‸‴‸
‴
R ‸‴

Depth Depth to Influence Stress Elastic Consolidation

Layer to layer Factor, Change, Settlement, Settlement,
No. layer centre, m n Ir (kN/m²) (mm) (mm)
base z (m)
(m)
1 0.20 0.10 5.00 5.00 0.99 246.6 0.9 4.9
2 0.40 0.30 1.67 1.67 0.89 221.1 0.8 4.4
3 0.60 0.50 1.00 1.00 0.70 173.8 0.6 3.5
4 0.80 0.70 0.71 0.71 0.52 129.5 0.5 2.6
5 1.00 0.90 0.56 0.56 0.39 96.2 0.3 1.9
6 1.20 1.10 0.45 0.45 0.29 72.7 0.3 1.5
7 1.40 1.30 0.38 0.38 0.23 56.1 0.2 1.1
8 1.60 1.50 0.33 0.33 0.18 44.4 0.2 0.9
9 1.80 1.70 0.29 0.29 0.14 35.8 0.1 0.7
10 2.00 1.90 0.26 0.26 0.12 29.4 0.1 0.6
11 2.20 2.10 0.24 0.24 0.10 24.5 0.1 0.5
12 2.40 2.30 0.22 0.22 0.08 20.7 0.1 0.4
13 2.60 2.50 0.20 0.20 0.07 17.8 0.1 0.4
14 2.80 2.70 0.19 0.19 0.06 15.4 0.1 0.3
15 3.00 2.90 0.17 0.17 0.05 13.4 0.0 0.3
Total 4.3 23.9

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Formula
hৗ d h 䁘ht

hৗ d 䁘ht h hta

hৗ d 䁘ht h hta

h nd d
a
hৗ d 䁘hta hৗ d 䁘hta

h h ta t ta tan 쳌 ta 㔱 ta 䁘 ta h d ‸킰

h h h a h th d nh

h h h a th d nh

Columns used to calculate

Influence Factor (Ir)
Ir, C1 Ir, C2
0.17 -0.62
0.37 -12.26
0.37 1.73
0.30 0.82
0.24 0.52
0.18 0.36
0.14 0.26
0.12 0.20
0.09 0.16
0.08 0.13
0.06 0.11
0.05 0.09
0.05 0.08
0.04 0.07
0.04 0.06

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Formula:
Ita 쳌 㔱 쳌 㔱 쳌 㔱

Ita 㔱

Settlement, mm
Elastic, Qe 1.6
Consolidation, Qc 8.8
Total, Qt 10.4

Therefore, total settlement (Qt) for column C5, C5 and C7 is 10.4mm.

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6.4.1 Summary of Total Settlement for each Borehole Area

Borehole Area No Column No Total Settlement, mm

C5, C7, C7 10
C4, C4 21
1
C13 27
C12 34
C15, C16 28

Borehole Area No Column No Total Settlement, mm

C2 14
C2, C5, C9, C2 21
C17, C17 27
2
C3, C3, C3, C3, C10, C12, 56
C10
C18, C20 28
C6, C7 73

Borehole Area No Column No Total Settlement, mm

C5, C5, C5, C5 14
3 C2, C14 21
C13 27
C20 28

Borehole Area No Column No Total Settlement, mm

C2, C2, C11, C1, C1, C1, C1 21
C6 27
4
C6 46
C6, C18, C18 28
C19 73

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7.0 Drawing of content

7.1 Loads at every column

Figure 4.0 shows the ground floor of the plan with the load exerted on the column

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7.2 Drawings showing all foundation (plan, Front elevation, side elevation)

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 7. References

i. Science Learning Hub (2013), Soil Properties, Accessed on 10 May 2019 at

https://www.sciencelearn.org.nz/resources/957-soil-properties
ii. University of the West of England (2000), Size of soil grains, Accessed on 10 May 2019
at http://environment.uwe.ac.uk/geocal/SoilMech/classification/default.htm
iii. Braja M Das, Nagaratnam Sivakugan “Principle of Foundation Engineering”, Ninth
Edition, 2010.
iv. Dobrin, M.B (1960). Introduction To Geophysical Prospecting, Mc Graw-Hill, New York.
v. Hanna, A.M and Meyerof, G.G (1981). “experimental Evaluation of Bearing Capacity of
Footings Subjectd to Inclined Loads,” Canadian Geotechnical Journal, Vol. 18, No 4, pp.
599-603.
vi. Terzaghi, K. (1943). Theoretical soil Mechanics, John Wiley & Sons, New York.
vii. Burland, J.B. and Wroth, C.P (1978). “Settlement of Foundation on Sand and Gravel,”
Proceedings, Institute of Civil Engineers, Part 1, Vol. &, pp.1325-1381.
viii. Doran, J.W., Parkin, T.B., 1994. Defining and Assessing Soil Quality. In:
ix. Doran, J.W., Coleman, D.F., Bezdicek, D.F., Stewart, B.A. (Eds.), Defining soil quality
for a sustaintable environment. Soil Science Society of America, Madison, WI, Special
Publication 35, 3–21p.
x. Civil engineering (2015), Type of foundation. Accessed on 25 May 2019.
https://civiltoday.com/geotechnical-engineering/foundation-engineering

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 8.0 APPENDICES
(CALCULATION DETAILED OF FOUNDATION)

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GROUND WATER LEVEL RESULT

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LABORATORY TESTING FOR COHESION, FRICTION
ANGLE

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SIZE OF FOUNDATION

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SETTLEMENT

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MINUTE OF MEETINGS

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 Minutes of Meeting 1

Date: 20/2/2019 (Wednesday)

Venue: DK3
Time: 3.30 pm – 4:30 pm
Attendees:
 TIFFANY VALARIE ANAK KERRY (CF160015)
 INTAN NURLIYANA BINTI ZAINAL (DF170151)
 MOHD YUSREE BIN MOHD YUSOF (DF160012)
 BRENTON EDI JASMIN (CF160029)
 ANDRIAN ANAK ANTHONY LISET (CF160234)
 MUHAMMAD SUKRI BIN ISHAK (DF160091)

Content of Meeting:
1. Greetings and introduction of all group members.
2. Discussion on the title and content of projects.
3. Discussion on the reference needs to be obtained (drawing and borelog).

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 Minutes of Meeting 2

Date: 27/2/2019 (Wednesday)

Venue: B1 (PNS)
Time: 4.30 pm – 5:30 pm
Attendees:
 TIFFANY VALARIE ANAK KERRY (CF160015)
 INTAN NURLIYANA BINTI ZAINAL (DF170151)
 MOHD YUSREE BIN MOHD YUSOF (DF160012)
 BRENTON EDI JASMIN (CF160029)
 ANDRIAN ANAK ANTHONY LISET (CF160234)
 MUHAMMAD SUKRI BIN ISHAK (DF160091)

Content of Meeting:
1. Greetings and show our progress work to group leader.
2. Discussion on the information that we get based on journal and article.
3. Discussion on the topic on syllabus study that can be related to the project
requirements.

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 Minutes of Meeting 3

Date: 7/3/2019 (Thursday)

Venue: Library (Level 4)
Time: 10.30 am –12:30 noon
Attendees:
 TIFFANY VALARIE ANAK KERRY (CF160015)
 INTAN NURLIYANA BINTI ZAINAL (DF170151)
 MOHD YUSREE BIN MOHD YUSOF (DF160012)
 BRENTON EDI JASMIN (CF160029)
 ANDRIAN ANAK ANTHONY LISET (CF160234)
 MUHAMMAD SUKRI BIN ISHAK (DF160091)

Content of Meeting:
4. Greetings and reporting our progress work to the group leader.
5. Analyzing and clarifying the suitable yet economical method for the foundation size
of the building’s load (shallow foundation).
6. Finding the easiest method to evaluate the size of the shallow foundation based on the
information from the bore log.
7. Discussion on the task division on the size of foundation and other miscellaneous
matter regarding our project.

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 Minutes of Meeting 4

Date: 15/3/2019 (Friday)

Venue: Café Kolej Tun Dr Ismail
Time: 3.00 pm – 4:30 pm
Attendees:
 TIFFANY VALARIE ANAK KERRY (CF160015)
 INTAN NURLIYANA BINTI ZAINAL (DF170151)
 MOHD YUSREE BIN MOHD YUSOF (DF160012)
 BRENTON EDI JASMIN (CF160029)
 ANDRIAN ANAK ANTHONY LISET (CF160234)
 MUHAMMAD SUKRI BIN ISHAK (DF160091)

Content of Meeting:
1. The discussion is about the loads grouping in every column.
2. The task is divided into several section to make it easier and make sure the project
will be completed according to the given period.
3. We outlining the area of the load in every foundation based on the foundation plan.
4. Discuss about the result and analysis will be on the next meeting.

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 Minutes of Meeting 5

Date: 20/3/2019 (Wednesday)

Venue: B1 (PNS)
Time: 4.30 pm – 5:30 pm
Attendees:
 TIFFANY VALARIE ANAK KERRY (CF160015)
 INTAN NURLIYANA BINTI ZAINAL (DF170151)
 MOHD YUSREE BIN MOHD YUSOF (DF160012)
 BRENTON EDI JASMIN (CF160029)
 ANDRIAN ANAK ANTHONY LISET (CF160234)
 MUHAMMAD SUKRI BIN ISHAK (DF160091)

Content of Meeting:
1. Greetings and to recap previous project task for each member.
2. Discuss about the project plan for foundation calculation.
3. To discuss which task needs to be undertaken for the follow minute meeting.

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 Minutes of Meeting 6

Date: 28/3/2019 (Thursday)

Venue: Tun Dr Ismail Residential
Time: 9:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Attendees:
 TIFFANY VALARIE ANAK KERRY (CF160015)
 INTAN NURLIYANA BINTI ZAINAL (DF170151)
 MOHD YUSREE BIN MOHD YUSOF (DF160012)
 BRENTON EDI JASMIN (CF160029)
 ANDRIAN ANAK ANTHONY LISET (CF160234)
 MUHAMMAD SUKRI BIN ISHAK (DF160091)

Content of Meeting:
1. Greetings and give the calculation included footing size, column, proposed design for
shallow foundation construction by individual part that had been given by group
leader.
2. Sharing knowledge about the foundation project in future planning.
3. Prepare to solve 70% report details and ready with slide presentation and poster as
lecturer needed.
4. Arrange the members by each part of slide for better presentation and look forward to
the question that possibly being ask from lecturer.

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 Minutes of Meeting 7

Date: 3/4/2019 (Wednesday)

Venue: LIBRARY
Time: 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Attendees:
 TIFFANY VALARIE ANAK KERRY (CF160015)
 INTAN NURLIYANA BINTI ZAINAL (DF170151)
 MOHD YUSREE BIN MOHD YUSOF (DF160012)
 BRENTON EDI JASMIN (CF160029)
 ANDRIAN ANAK ANTHONY LISET (CF160234)
 MUHAMMAD SUKRI BIN ISHAK (DF160091)

Content of Meeting:
 Discussion on load identification according to drawing and borelog.
 Recall all discussion from week 1 to week 7 before midsem break.

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 Minutes of Meeting 8

Date: 12/4/2019
Venue: Café Kolej Tun Dr Ismail
Time: 8.00 pm – 9:00 pm
Attendees:
 TIFFANY VALARIE ANAK KERRY (CF160015)
 INTAN NURLIYANA BINTI ZAINAL (DF170151)
 MOHD YUSREE BIN MOHD YUSOF (DF160012)
 BRENTON EDI JASMIN (CF160029)
 ANDRIAN ANAK ANTHONY LISET (CF160234)
 MUHAMMAD SUKRI BIN ISHAK (DF160091)

Content of Meeting:
4. Discuss about the calculation settlement.
5. We make some revision about the settlement before proceed to the calculation.
6. After the discussion, we make a short briefing the slide presentation.
7. Discussion about slide presentation and divided task of slide presentation will be
conducted in the next meeting.

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 Minutes of Meeting 9

Date: 24/4/2019 (Wednesday)

Venue: LIBRARY
Time: 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Attendees:
 TIFFANY VALARIE ANAK KERRY (CF160015)
 INTAN NURLIYANA BINTI ZAINAL (DF170151)
 MOHD YUSREE BIN MOHD YUSOF (DF160012)
 BRENTON EDI JASMIN (CF160029)
 ANDRIAN ANAK ANTHONY LISET (CF160234)
 MUHAMMAD SUKRI BIN ISHAK (DF160091)

Content of Meeting:
 Recall all discussion that have been made after semester break.
 Discussion on differential settlement that occur at differing rates between different areas
of pile.

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 Minutes of Meeting 10

Date: 02/5/2019 (Thursday)

Venue: Library (24 hours room)
Time: 2.30 pm – 4:30 pm
Attendees:
 TIFFANY VALARIE ANAK KERRY (CF160015)
 INTAN NURLIYANA BINTI ZAINAL (DF170151)
 MOHD YUSREE BIN MOHD YUSOF (DF160012)
 BRENTON EDI JASMIN (CF160029)
 ANDRIAN ANAK ANTHONY LISET (CF160234)
 MUHAMMAD SUKRI BIN ISHAK (DF160091)

Content of Meeting:
1. Greetings and to recap previous project task for each member.
2. To re-check all task given correct.
3. Assign group member for compilation of hardcopy report.
4. Preparation of Group Video Presentation.

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 Minutes of Meeting 11

Date: 9/5/2019 (Thursday)

Venue: LIBRARY
Time: 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Attendees:
 TIFFANY VALARIE ANAK KERRY (CF160015)
 INTAN NURLIYANA BINTI ZAINAL (DF170151)
 MOHD YUSREE BIN MOHD YUSOF (DF160012)
 BRENTON EDI JASMIN (CF160029)
 ANDRIAN ANAK ANTHONY LISET (CF160234)
 MUHAMMAD SUKRI BIN ISHAK (DF160091)

Content of Meeting:
 Collection and combination of project material, references and report.
 Discussion on the content of slide and the suitable time to record presentation.

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 Minutes of Meeting 12

Date: 16/5/2019 (Thursday)

Venue: FKAAS
Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Attendees:
 TIFFANY VALARIE ANAK KERRY (CF160015)
 INTAN NURLIYANA BINTI ZAINAL (DF170151)
 MOHD YUSREE BIN MOHD YUSOF (DF160012)
 BRENTON EDI JASMIN (CF160029)
 ANDRIAN ANAK ANTHONY LISET (CF160234)
 MUHAMMAD SUKRI BIN ISHAK (DF160091)

Content of Meeting:
 Preparation of our project material, report, slide and poster.
 Presentation and explaination regarding our project.
 Project particular submission to Dr Faizal bin Pakir, our Foundation Engineering’s
Supervisor.

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