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    This document summarizes updated design calculations for the strip footing of a culvert for the Topgolf Baltimore storm drain extension project. The calculations account for a reduction in live and earth loads due to the installation of a 72-inch diameter reinforced concrete pipe anchored to the footing slab. Both bending and shear demands on the footing are reduced, and the footing design is verified to meet strength and serviceability requirements for moment capacity, maximum bar spacing, and shear capacity.

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    This document summarizes updated design calculations for the strip footing of a culvert for the Topgolf Baltimore storm drain extension project. The calculations account for a reduction in live and earth loads due to the installation of a 72-inch diameter reinforced concrete pipe anchored to the footing slab. Both bending and shear demands on the footing are reduced, and the footing design is verified to meet strength and serviceability requirements for moment capacity, maximum bar spacing, and shear capacity.

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    This document summarizes updated design calculations for the strip footing of a culvert for the Topgolf Baltimore storm drain extension project. The calculations account for a reduction in live and earth loads due to the installation of a 72-inch diameter reinforced concrete pipe anchored to the footing slab. Both bending and shear demands on the footing are reduced, and the footing design is verified to meet strength and serviceability requirements for moment capacity, maximum bar spacing, and shear capacity.

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    Rummel Klepper & Kahl, LLP: Topgolf Baltimore Storm Drain Extension

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    This document summarizes updated design calculations for the strip footing of a culvert for the Topgolf Baltimore storm drain extension project. The calculations account for a reduction in live and earth loads due to the installation of a 72-inch diameter reinforced concrete pipe anchored to the footing slab. Both bending and shear demands on the footing are reduced, and the footing design is verified to meet strength and serviceability requirements for moment capacity, maximum bar spacing, and shear capacity.

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    Project: Topgolf Baltimore

    Storm Drain Extension Cm. No. 15183.000 RKK.015


    Subject: Culvert Strip Footing Prepared: PCB 5/28/20
    Rummel Klepper & Kahl, LLP Updated Design Calculations Checked:

    Reduction of Live Load

    Prior to the slab being poured, no vehicular live load or earth live load will be present on the 
    footings. A 72" Diversion RCP will be anchored to the roof slab. Since the footing is already 

    Previous LL Rxt. = 2.8 k/ft


    Additional Weight of Pipe = 0.91 k/ft/footing (1820 lbs/ft per Oldcastle Precast Data)
    Net LL Reduction = 1.89 k/ft

    Previous EV Rxt. = 7.52 k/ft

    Bending Shear
    LL = ‐29.12 k‐ft ‐13.77 k
    EV = ‐115.87 k‐ft ‐54.79 k

    Live Load Factor = 1.75 Strength (AASHTO Table 3.4.1‐1)


    1.30 Service (AASHTO Table 3.4.1‐1)

    Vertical Earth Load Factor = 1.30 Strength (AASHTO Table 3.4.1‐1)


    1.00 Service (AASHTO Table 3.4.1‐1)

    Per Calculations dated 10/14/2019

    Design Moment, M = 4005.23 k‐in


    Service Moment, Ms = 3207.56 k‐in
    Design Shear, V = 157.82 k

    Updated Design Loads, Accounting for Additional Width

    Design Moment, M = 1707.48 k‐in 2297.75 k‐in reduction


    Service Moment, Ms = 1459.92 k‐in 1747.64 k‐in reduction
    Design Shear, V = 67.28 k 90.54 k reduction

    Width = 36 in
    Height = 31.00 in
    31'' 27.5'' Bar Size = 8
    Stirrup Size =
    # Bars in Row = 6
    Cover = 3 in
    d = 27.50 in
    1'‐0" Wide Pile
    36'' Stirrup Spacing = 12 in c‐c
    Pile Width = 12 in (for HP 12x53)
    Clearance to Pile = 1 in (assumed)

    Bar Spacing = 3.50 in c‐c


    Clear Spacing Between Bars = 2.50 in

    \\balsrv05\v2015\2015\15183_topgolf\Structures\Design\QC\Culvert\Strip Footing Redesign ‐ 05‐12‐2020 (PCB 
    Updates 5‐28)
    Project:
    Topgolf Baltimore
    Storm Drain Extension Cm. No. 15183.000 RKK.015
    Subject: Culvert Strip Footing Prepared: PCB 5/28/20
    Rummel Klepper & Kahl, LLP Updated Design Calculations Checked:
    Per AASHTO 5.10.3.1, the clear distance between bar shall not be less than the largest of:

    1.5 Bar Diameters = 1.50 in <‐‐‐ Controls


    1.5x Max Aggregate Size = 1.50 in (SHA Table 901A, 1" Max)
    or 1.50 in

    2.50 in > 1.5 in OK

    f'c =  4000 psi (Sheet 10 of 14)


    fy = 60000 psi (Sheet 10 of 14)

    Bending Check:

    Compute depth of the concrete stress block, a (assuming steel has yielded):

      a C = 0.85(f'c)ab
    a = Asfy/0.85f'cb = 2.3235 in
    d

    T = Asfy
    Compute moment capacity:

    Φ =  0.9 5.5.4.2

    ΦMN = ΦAsfy(d‐a/2) = 6741535 in‐lb = 6742 k‐in 5.6.3.2.2‐1


    6741.5 k‐in > 1707.5 k‐in , OK

    Check maximium spacing requirements (per AASHTO 5.6.7):

    Maximum Bar Spacing = 3.500 in c‐c


    ɣe = 0.75 (AASHTO 5.6.7‐1, Class 2 Exposure assumed)
    dc = 3.50 in
    βs = 1 + [dc/0.7(h‐dc)] = 1.18
    Ms = 1459.92 k‐in
    As = 4.74 in2
    ρ = As/bd = 0.0048
    n = Es/Ec = 6.80
    k = ((2ρn)+(ρn)2)0.5 ‐ ρn = 0.22
    j = 1 ‐ k/3 = 0.93
    fss = Ms/djAs = 12.11 ksi
    s ≤ (700ɣe/βsfss) ‐ 2dc = 29.69 > 3.5'' Spacing, OK

    \\balsrv05\v2015\2015\15183_topgolf\Structures\Design\QC\Culvert\Strip Footing Redesign ‐ 05‐12‐2020 (PCB 
    Updates 5‐28)
    Project: Topgolf Baltimore
    Storm Drain Extension Cm. No. 15183.000 RKK.015
    Subject: Culvert Strip Footing Prepared: PCB 5/28/20
    Rummel Klepper & Kahl, LLP Updated Design Calculations Checked:

    Shear Check:

    VN = VC + VS 5.7.3.3‐1
    OR
    VN = 0.25f'cbvdv 5.7.3.3‐2

    where:

    Vc = 0.0316β(f'c)0.5bvdv 5.7.3.3‐3
    β = 2.0 5.7.3.4
    dv = 0.72h = 22.32 in 5.7.2.8
    OR
    dv = 0.9de = 24.75 in <‐‐ Controlling dv

    bv = b = 36 in 5.7.2.8
    Vc = 112.62 k

    Vs =Avfydvcotθ/s = 0.0 k (Assumes θ = 45 deg.) C5.7.3.3‐1

    ΦVN = 0.9(VC +VS) = 101.36 k
    OR
    ΦVN = 0.9(0.25f'cbvdv) = 801.90 k

    ΦVN = 101.36 k

    101.4 k > 67.3 k , OK

    \\balsrv05\v2015\2015\15183_topgolf\Structures\Design\QC\Culvert\Strip Footing Redesign ‐ 05‐12‐2020 (PCB 
    Updates 5‐28)

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