Figure 3. Geology Map (Modified from Çak^ r, 2000)
Geotechnical Properties
Some of the geotechnical properties of formation are as follow
|
Location |
Unit Weight t/m3 |
Uniaxial Strength kg/cm2 |
Slake |
Point Load kg/cm2________ |
|
SK-1 ~ |
__________2,46 |
_______340,70 |
__________5,66 | |
|
SK-2________ |
__________2,45 |
__________100 |
97,60^ |
__________5,00 |
|
SK-3________ |
__________2,40 |
_________106,4 |
__________5,32 | |
|
SK-4________ |
__________2,63 |
_________11,40 |
_________18,32 |
Table 2 Ç» narh dere Formation
|
Location |
Unit Weight t/m3 |
Uniaxial Strength kg/cm2 |
Slake Durability |
Point Load kg/cm2________ |
|
SK-7 ~ |
__________2,54 |
_______340,70 |
__________5,95 | |
|
SK-8________ |
__________2,59 |
_________663,4 |
________33,17 | |
|
Table 3 • zmit |
Formation | |||
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