The document provides calculations for the design of a column footing, including:
1) Parameters such as concrete strength, steel yield strength, soil pressure, and column dimensions.
2) Assumed unfactored loads on the column from dead, live, and earthquake effects.
3) Calculations to determine the required depth and dimensions of the footing based on the loads and allowable soil pressure.
4) Checks of punching shear capacity at interior and exterior columns compared to factored shear demands.
The document provides calculations for the design of a column footing, including:
1) Parameters such as concrete strength, steel yield strength, soil pressure, and column dimensions.
2) Assumed unfactored loads on the column from dead, live, and earthquake effects.
3) Calculations to determine the required depth and dimensions of the footing based on the loads and allowable soil pressure.
4) Checks of punching shear capacity at interior and exterior columns compared to factored shear demands.
The document provides calculations for the design of a column footing, including:
1) Parameters such as concrete strength, steel yield strength, soil pressure, and column dimensions.
2) Assumed unfactored loads on the column from dead, live, and earthquake effects.
3) Calculations to determine the required depth and dimensions of the footing based on the loads and allowable soil pressure.
4) Checks of punching shear capacity at interior and exterior columns compared to factored shear demands.
The document provides calculations for the design of a column footing, including:
1) Parameters such as concrete strength, steel yield strength, soil pressure, and column dimensions.
2) Assumed unfactored loads on the column from dead, live, and earthquake effects.
3) Calculations to determine the required depth and dimensions of the footing based on the loads and allowable soil pressure.
4) Checks of punching shear capacity at interior and exterior columns compared to factored shear demands.
Given the equation for stress in the footing using the
Check for one-way and two-way assume Qa equal to fA, effective depth. The
Vu
Therefore, 2.6
Aa = L2 = 6.76 mm2 Checking for the actual maximum soil pressure , for value of width (B ), consider 1 341.0796 kPa Q = 341.0796 kPa < 400.0 kPa ok Since Q < Qa, use L = 2.60 mm Satisfying the given relation, d=
d2 or one-way and two-way shears to determine the least required effective depth. The relation must be satisfied,
∅Vn = ∅√f'c bo d /3 ∅Vn = 2023417.58 N IF(∅Vn>Vu,"SAFE" ∅Vn = 2023.42 kN IF NOT ,"Not SAFE" SAFE SYA BES CALCULATIONS
OTHER ASSUMED GIVEN
λ 1 Reduction factor (∅) for shear 0.75 Steel Covering (d') 75 mm Depth of foundation @NG. 1.60 m Unit weight of concrete 23.50 kN/m³ Unit weight of soil 16.00 kN/m³ Size of Column interior (B x B) (ci) 450 mm x 450 mm Diameter of the bars (Dbar) 25 mm Allowable Soil Pressure (Qa) 240 KPa Size of Column exterior (B x B) (ce) 500 mm x 500 mm Distance of column 3.00 m φ 0.9
DIMENSION OF FOOTING Aftg = (DL + LL) / qe Aftg = 10.62 m²
