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Foundations
SOFiSTiK | 2020
FOOTiNG
Foundations
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Contents | FOOTiNG
Contents
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4 Definitions 4-1
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Task Description | FOOTiNG
1 Task Description
The SSD task FOOTiNG determined either for given loads the necessary foundation measure-
ments or he leads at predetermined foundation measurements necessary evidence through.
Loads than vertical forces, moments and horizontal forces are taken into account. The design
combinations required are automatically formed. Additional stresses second order theory can
be considered.
The foundations for a bending design, a push or a tax punching shear are performed. It can be
single and strip foundations are processed. When the footings of a quiver can be arranged.
There is also the opportunity to take on the expense of a Auflagerknoten SOFiSTiK from a
database (eg from the support task COLUMN).
The data entered in a graphically interactive working environment within the SSD
(SOFiSTiK Structural Desktop).
The program FOOT determines the necessary foundation dimensions in dependence on the
defined loads and permissible soil pressure. The permissible soil pressures can be preset
or determined from the tables 1 - 6 according to DIN 1054:2010-12 or from self-defined ta-
bles. Axial forces, moments and lateral forces in both directions are allowed as permanent
and imposed loads. A bending design and a punching checks is done by the program for the
foundation. Isolated foundation and strip foundation can be calculated here. For isolated foun-
dations it is possible to defined a sleeve. Additional moments according to second-order theory
and loads acting on sleeve are allowed for the design . If desired, a picture of the determined
foundation including loads can be output.
2
Figure 1.1
2 Input tabs
2.1 System
In the tab System general information about the foundation are set, for example position title
and the selection of materials for concrete and steel and all information for control of the proofs
and calculation.
Figure 2.1
In section ”Proof” the desired proofs for soil according to DIN EN 1997-1 are selected. The
selected proofs are executed and transferred to the result. The extend of output is controlled
in the tab ”Output”.
In the section ”Design” the required proofs for the reinforced concrete according to DIN EN
1992-1-1: 2013-04 are selected. In particular, a punching check can be enforced, even if the
shear check will be decisive.
2.2 Geometry
In the tab ”Geometry” the type of foundation and its dimensions are set, as well as the axis
distance for the reinforcement design.
Figure 2.2
Predefined dimensions of the foundation can be set using the lock-symbol. In case one of the
ground proof is not successfully complied and both lock-symbols are opened, the correspond-
ing foundation widths are increased, holding the given proportion bx/by.
2.3 Column
All information related to a columnn connected to the coundation is located in the tab
”Column”. The dimensions and materials are taken automatically when it is possible.
Figure 2.3
Eccentricity
In case an eccentric column, there are two possibilities to control the automatic increase of the
foundation dimensions.
2.4 Sleeve
All information related to the geometry of a sleeve foundation is located in the tab ”Sleeve”.
The tab is disabled for foundations without sleeve.
Figure 2.4
2.5 Soil
In tab ”Subsoil” all values related to the soil are set.
Figure 2.5
Bore Profile:
• In a combo box you can select a soil profile, which has been previously defined in the
task ”Bore profile”.
Soil Pressure:
• The design values of soil resistance can be selected from the Tables A6.1 - A6.8 (DIN
1054:2010-12).
• A user defined table is also allowed.
• A permissible soil resistance can be defined instead of a table (default 210 [kN/m2 ]).
Soil layers:
• Several soil layer can be taken into account, they are represented in the corresponding
graphic.
• The location of the ground water level will be considered.
Foundation Surcharge:
A uniform additional load can be defined for the foundation.
• Permanent: The load will be consider as permanent for the soil verification.
• Variable: every soil verification will be performed once with the variable load and once
without it.
Figure 2.6
2.7 Loads
In tab ”Loads” take place the load input, which can be set manually or automatically from the
corresponding reactions stored in the database(CDB). Additional influences for Second Order
Theory (ΔM, ΔH) can be agregated to the table. These will be consided for the determination
of the load conbinations.
Figure 2.7
2.8 Output
In tab ”Output” the results output is configurated.
Figure 2.8
The standard results output is short and clear. The most relevant Load Combinations and
proofs are included by default.
Specially for bearing failure verification, there are additional output options and graphics to
improve the understanding of the results.
All Load Combinations used during the calculation can be printed out.
3 Methods of Analysis
The determination of the minimum foundation dimensions is don according to DIN EN 1997-
1:2009-09 / DIN 1054:2010-12. An opening of the ground joint is not allowed for permanent
loads.
The maximum permissible foundation dimensions are 21 m in all directions. They are rounded
to a integral multiples of a rounding off value.
The permissible soil pressures can be input or they can be determined with an interpolation by
the program from the tables A6.1-A6.8 DIN 1054:2010-12. Another possibility is to use a table
which is input by the user. Different combinations of internal forces and moments can be
defined for a foundation.
In addition it is possible to taken over combinations of internal forces and moments from the
SOFiSTiK database. The necessary foundation dimensions are determined then for these
combinations in dependence on the available soil pressure.
At the end the bending design and the shear check are done for all combinations. The design
occurs according to DIN EN 1992-1-1:2013-04. A design cut is divided in eight sections. A
corresponding part of the total moment is allocated to every section according to table 2.10
Heft 240 DAfStb. The distribution may be asymmetrical in case of foundation which is loaded
eccentrically. The punching check for EC 2 according to the relevant design code.
Several load cases which include axial forces, moments about the X and Y axis and lateral
forces in X and Y direction as permanent and imposed load can be considered for a foundation.
The largest necessary foundation dimensions result from one of these load cases. These
dimensions are used for the bending design and the punching check for all other load cases.
For the check of the permissible soil pressures the stress are calculated for the moment loading
about the X and Y axis. On the other hand only the in each case corresponding moment acts
unaxial for the determination of the design moments. It is calculated in dependence on the
input at the column section, in column centre, at the sleeve edge for sleeve foundations or in
d
M
N dk Wall 6M
Ho = 5 6
t + 5H
H t
6
Rough Ho
t
z= 5
6t
H
M
H = 6 1
5 t + 5H
b
Figure 3.1
d
M
N dk Wall 3M 5
Ho = 2 t + 4H
H
≈ 6t
Ho
2
z≈ 3 t
t
H
M
H = 3 1
2 t + 4H
Figure 3.2
NEd
MEd
VEd
Fs
a z
Fc
dw
Wall
T2
T3
t
T1
C1
T4
Figure 3.3
4 Definitions
The indications are described in Heft 240 DAfStb page 25-27. A coordinate system in clockwise
direction is preset for the load definition. The positive Z axis shows in direction of the axial
forces.
A system values, like foundation sides, column sides, foundation thickness and static heights
are specified in cm. The loads have to be input in the SI system in kN and m and the stresses
in kN/m2 .
The control of the determination of the foundation size is activated via a definition of the foun-
dation sides.
The application point of the loads lies in the origin of the local coordinate system for the foun-
dation. The origin of the Z axis lies at the upper edge of foundation, for sleeve foundations at
the upper edge of the sleeve.
5 Input Description
[mm] Explicit unit. Input defaults to the specified unit. Alternatively, an explicit as-
signment of a related unit is possible (eg. 2.5[m] ).
[mm] 1011 Implicit unit. Implicit units are categorised semantically and denoted by a cor-
responding identity number (shown in green). Valid categories referring to the
unit ”length” are, for example, geodetic elevation, section length and thickness.
The default unit for each category is defined by the currently active (design code
specific) unit set. This input default can be overridden as described above. The
specified unit in square brackets corresponds to the default for unit set 5 (Eu-
rocodes, NORM UNIT 5).
Record Items
POS Position Description
CTRL OPT VAL
MATF FUND STEE COLU PROF
ACT TYPE GAMF GAMU PSI0 PSI1 PSI2 TIT
TAB T
BESI LF GAMG GAMQ LAGU LAGF WIGR WIGL
GEOM TYP BX BY HI HA D1X D1Y
NBEM CFUN
SLEE HSWO HSWI WXWU WYWU WXGU WXWL TYPE
KOEB SCOV
COLU QA CX CY D1 DU AS ASV
EX EY EZ EOPT
SPT NO X Y Z NX NY NZ
SX SY SZ GUID
LC NO TYPE V MY MX HX HY
DMY DMX DHX DHY TIT
LOAD NO TYPE V MY MX HX HY
ZUGV TIT
KN NO POS GEO BX BY WI REP
TIT
BEW SDUX SDUY DMIN DMAX CMIN CMAX DUST
KOEV KOEH KOAV KOAH
ECHO OPT1 VAL
The records HEAD and END are described in the general manual SOFiSTiK: ’Basics’.
POS
LIT32 −
CTRL
SAVE
YES Save design results in the Database (CDB).
IMPO
YES Import system data to Database (CDB). Note that no calculations are perform when
this option is set.
DMII
YES If Delta-values are given for characteristic loads, they will be added to the respective
component and subsequently combined.
NO ignore Delta-values even if they are given for characteristic loads.
BEM
YES Force creation of bending reinforcement, even if it is not required because of geomet-
ric reasons.
da = d / ((bx-cx)/2.) > 1
KLAF
YES For 2. Core Value gapping is allowed.
NO 2. Core Value should not gape.
EGZ
YES Consider self-weight and additional loads.
NO No self-weight neither additional loads.
BETR
1.5 Angle for round cut can be set as 1.5d or 1.0d.
These correspond to an angle of 33.7 or 45 degrees respectively.
For DIN EN 1992-1-1:2013-04 the value will be set as 0. The program calculates the
most unfavorable punching cone. Use this value to proof distinct calculation results.
FVSD
With CTRL FVSD Val it is possible to define the coefficient for the consideration of
moment effects in the load area.
DIN EN 1992-1-1:2013-04
1.10 Inner columns
1.4 Edge columns
1.5 Corner columns
– The program uses 1.1, if moments do not act or a factor is calculated from the mo-
ments.
BEWR
value The mean longitudinal reinforcement ratio ρ should be calculated as mean values
taking into account a slab width equal to the column width plus 3d each side.
0 The reinforcement ratio as mean values taking into account a slab width equal to the
column width plus 3d each side is calculated from the determined reinforcement.
VED The longitudinal reinforcement is increased, to avoid a shear respectively a punching
reinforcement.
SYMB
With CTRL SYMB TOT or LFDM symmetric reinforcement can be configured. The
maximum reinforcement value will be used for both directions. With TOT the total
reinforcement will be used and with LFDM the running lengt applied.
BGRZ
The size of Foundation is limited to 21 [m]. With CTRL BGRZ Val (Val = max. [cm] )
this limitation can be modified.
AM1
With CTRL AM1 YES the minimum reinforcement for bending is defined.
BRND
Rounding for the bending reinforcement distribution.
SCHU
YES Force Shear reinforcement.
NO Shear reinforcement suppresed.
RUND
Increment to determinate Foundation size
(Default.: 5 cm)
REIB
Friction angle for the slide verification (Voreinst.: 25 Grad)
KBEM
Determinate reinforcement for each Node.
Several nodes can be given to perform the design, the size of the Foundation will be
determinated useing the forces of all nodes. Use KBEM to determinate the bend-
ing and shear reinforcement for the maximum load effect or for each node and its
respective loads.
STEP
Distribution of bending reinforcement
T8 divide in 8 sections
T3 divide in 3 sections
T1 constant section
DRSW
For the calculation of the horizontal Sleeve reinforcement, is assumed that the forces
of the column rebar are tranfered to the vertical Stirrups of the Sleeve. These forces
are directed, by mean of punching rebar, to the horizontal Stirrups. The punching
rebar angle q depends on the Sleeve roughness and lap length.
(Angle q ≤45˚)
ROEN
1 The reinforcement of bending shall be calculated in general accordance with DIN EN
1992-1-1, 6.4.4 (1) in the region of the column plus 3d per page.
Hint: additional reinf. in the round cut c+2*3.0d (DIN EN 1992-1-1 6.4.4.(1))
0 The user can specify that only the reinforcement in the punching area should be
considered.
Hint: additional reinf. in the critical round cut (defined by the user)
MATF
PROF
For Bearing Failure verification the input of soil slayers is required. A Soil Profile valid for
FOOTiNG can only be created via FOOTiNG Dialog or CADINP.
+PROG AQUA
HEAD Soil Profile
END
TYPE
GAMF
Favourable safty factor
GAMU
Unfavourable safty factor
PSI0
Combination value rare
PSI1
Combination value frequent
PSI2
Combination value quasi permanent
TIT
Description of the action
TAB
T Anchoring depth m !
T
If the anchoring depth is higher than 2.00 m, the specific weight of the soil has to be defined
with the record.
BESI
LC
Design Situation to DIN 1054:2010-12, 2.2
Loading
1 BS-P - Persistent situation
2 BS-T - Transient situation
3 BS-A - Accidental situation
GAMG
Safety factors of permanent actions
GAMQ
Safety factors of variable actions Savety factors of leakage of position stability (DIN EN
1990:2010-12)
LAGU
unfavorable
LAGF
favorable Safety factors of resistances
WIGR
Bearing Failure resistance
WIGL
Sliding resistance Safety factors of actions
GEOM
TYPE
EINZ Normal foundation
KOE Sleeve foundation
BLOC Sleeve block out foundation
STRE Strip foundation
STIF L-Shaped foundation
HX HI
HA
X
CY BY
CX
BX
Figure 5.1
CY
HY
HI
HA HA
EY
BY
Figure 5.2
BX, BY
The foundation dimensions are defined by the foundation sides BX and BY: Foundation di-
mensions in cm:
The calculation for the determination of the foundation dimensions can be controlled by the
proportions of the sides BX and BY. If BX or BY < 0, then this values is modified. The program
starts the iteration with the absolute value.
BX > 0, BY > 0
The input foundation dimensions are not modified. A comparison with the permissible soiol
pressures is not done. The soil pressures are determined with the defined foundation dimen-
sions and the defined loads. It follows the design and the punching check. If the stability check
is not correct, then the foundation dimensions are increased and an information is printed.
BX > 0, BY < 0
The measure of BX is here not changed. BY is determined in such a way, that the permissible
soil pressures are kept under the available loads.
BY < 0, BY > 0
The measure of BY is here not changed. BX is determined in such a way, that the permissible
soil pressures are kept under the available loads.
BX < 0, BY < 0
BX and BY are determined. In this case the aspect ratio of BX:BY is not modified.
BX = 0, BY = 0
BX and BY are determined. The constant aspect ratio results from the column dimensions
CX:CY.
HI
Foundation thickness inside
Die Fundamenthöhe wird am Stützenrand bzw. am Köcherrand angegeben.
HA
Foundation thickness outside
HA must be equal to or less HI.
D1X, D1Y
The static heights HX and HY are necessary for the design in both direction. Both values have
to be different and smaller than the foundation thickness.
NBEM
The position for the design section can be defined with the option NBEM. If nothing is input,
the design is done at the column edge (STR).
SLEE
CLX
WXGU WXWU
SPT
WXWL HSWO
EZ
x HSWI
z
HI
WXGL HA
EX
BX
Figure 5.3
necessary. Normally the program uses a rough sleeve. A smooth sleeve is defined with the
input G for the sleeve TYPE.
WXGU, WXWL
WXGU and WXWL are the gap width of the sleeve to the column.
TYPE
Type of the sleeve gap
R = rough
G = smooth
KOEB
The input for KEOB defines, whether the design should be done according to Leonhardt
(LEON), according to Paschen (PSCH) (DAfStb, Heft 411) or according to the beam structure
model (STWM).
COLU
QA
Type of column
CX, CY
The values CX and CY have to be input in cm. The column dimensions are necessary for the
punching check and for the aspect ratio of the foundation dimensions. The distribution of the
moments and thus the reinforcement in the design section result from the ratio of the length of
one column side to the corresponding foundation side.
D1
Distance of the reinforcement of the column in cm
DU
Diameter of the column reinforcement in mm
AS
necessary Reinforcement of the column cm2
ASV
available Reinforcement of the column cm2 Dieser Wert wird benötigt, um realistische Über-
greifungslängen bei der Bemessung der Köcherbewehrung zu erhalten.
g g g
EY
EX
Figure 5.4
EX, EY, EZ
It is possible to define the column eccentrically on the foundation. With the option SP the wall
is generated eccentrically to the centre of gravity.
EOPT
the eccentricity references to the edge of foundation (RAND) or to the centre of gravity (SP).
Columns of halls with onesided loading should keep a constant space from the foundation
edge.
NO Number of loadcase − -
TYPE Type of Action LT G
(G, Q, S, W, A)
KN Node number of support − -
V Axial force kN !
MY Moment about Y axis kNm -
MX Moment about X axis kNm -
HX Lateral force in X direction kN -
HY Lateral force in Y direction kN -
DMY Second order theory moment about Y axis kNm -
DMX Second order theory moment about X axis kNm -
DHX Second order theory force in X direction kN -
DHY Second order theory force in Y direction kN -
TIT Title of the loadcase LT32 -
NO
Number of the characteristic loadcase.
TYPE
Type of the action
G permanent loading
Q variable loading (A, B)
S Snow
W Wind
Q_A variable loading (C, D)
Q_B variable loading (E)
A außergewöhnlich
KN
Node number
The Node number for the takeover of support reactions from the Database (CDB) is set here.
A positive axial force acts as a loading and a negative one as an unloading. The moment MY
acts on X direction (about the Y axis) and the moment MX in Y direction (about the X axis). A
positive lateral force HX and a negative moment MY as well as a positive lateral force HY and
Figure 5.5
NO
Number of the design load.
TYPE
Type of the check
K1 mid 1/3
K2 mid 2/3
GL Sliding
GB Bearing Failure
LAGS Stability
BEME Reinforcement Design
KN
Node number
By taking over the supporting forces from the database (CDB) the node number should be
defined.
A positive axial force acts as a loading and a negative one as an unloading. The moment MY
acts on X direction (about the Y axis) and the moment MX in Y direction (about the X axis). A
positive lateral force HX and a negative moment MY as well as a positive lateral force HY and
a positive moment MX have the same action direction.
Figure 5.6
Bewehrung Fundamentplatte
SDUX diameter X-direction mm 12
SDUY diameter Y-direction mm 12
DMIN minimaler diameter mm 8
DMAX maximaler diameter mm 28
CMIN minimaler distance cm 5
CMAX maximaler distance cm 25
Schubbewehrung
DUST diameter Schubbewehrung mm 20
Sleeve reinforcement
KOEV diameter vertikal mm 14
KOEH diameter horizontal mm 14
KOAV distance vertikal cm 20
KOAH distance horizontal cm 30
NO Node number − *
POS Position description LT8 *
GEO Description for the same size of foundation LT16 *
BX Foundation dimension in X direction cm *
BY Foundation dimension in Y direction cm *
WI Rotation of the foundation axis opposite to the global degree 0
coordinate system
BX, BY
The foundation dimensions are defined by the foundation sides BX and BY
WI, REP
A rotation can be defined with WI, if the foundation axes are not identically to those ones of the
global coordinate system. The computational fixed point of the column has not to be identically
to the defined point of application of the loads on the foundation. This can be adapted with the
input REP.
Node at
REP support
X WI
X
ACHS = POSZ
Figure 5.7
ECHO
COMB Perform code veryfications and design for all Load Cases.
GB GB controls the Bearing Failure verification.
A valid Soil Profile including soil layers must be provided using the Record MATF.
YES perform the Bearing Failure verification.
VOLL expanded output.
EXTR create sketch.
TAB Soil pressure table (A6.1-A6.8 or user defined) will be printed.
ACT Output of applied Actions (DIN 1054:2010-12) .
TESI Output of Partial Safety Factors for Actions (DIN 1054:2010-12, DIN EN
1990:2010-12) and Resistances (DIN 1054:2010-12).
CRFC Print reinforcement of column connection.
RFC Perform reinforcement design.
SPT
NO Point number − -
X Point coordinates [m] 1001 0.0
Y [m] 1001 0.0
Z [m] 1001 0.0
NX z-axis of the local coordinate system − *
NY − *
NZ − *
SX x-axis of the local coordinate system − *
SY − *
SZ − *
GUID 128 bit code given as hexadecimal string Lt !
6 Output Description
6.2 System
6.2.1 Column
6.2.3 sleeve
6.2.4 Moment-V.
The total moment is divided in eight parts according to table 2.10 from Heft 240 DAfStb
The parts refer to the half foundation. The sum of the parts is 50.
The additional loads from the sleeve are determined for a sleeve foundation.
sleeve in kN
superimposed load in kN/m2 , superimposed load which results
from the fill around the sleeve
table soil pressure interpolated from the input tables with the defined anchoring
depth
rectangular foundation
increase for rectangular foundations for a side ratio
b : by < 2 bzw. b’ : b’y < 2 DIN 1054:2010-12, 6.10.2.2 (2)
dense packing soil
increase about the input percent value
DIN 1054:2010-12, 6.10.2.2 (3)
ground water
decrease in case of ground water DIN 1054:2010-12, 6.10.2.3
LF Combination number
V(kN) axial force in kN mit dead weight of the foundation
My(kNm) moment in X direction (about Y axis) in kNm
Mx(kNm) moment in Y direction (about X axis) in kNm
sigma soil pressure in kN/m2 with reference to the
subarea A’ which centre of gravity is the load
application point. Beside there is the
permissible value.
If lateral forces are available, the permissible stresses are reduced about a factor.
Fact. Factor
bx’/by’ reduced edge length for determination of sigma
ex/ey eccentricity of the resulting load
+0.00
gam = 16.0
x
+1.55
z phi = 30.0 gam = 16.0
M 1 : 100
6.5 Design
STM column centre
STR column edge
AUSR column centre rounded off
KOEM sleeve wall centre
KOER sleeve edge
The design is done for a section of a width B/8 (B = edge length of the foundation) and the
corresponding part of the moment. The reinforcement for each section and for the total section
is output. The reinforcement can be complemented in the round cut area of 1.5 d with parts
from the shear design, if necessary.
The design is done for both directions by indicating the number and description of the combi-
nation. For a strip foundation the design is done for a strip of 100 cm only for the X direction.
LF number of combination
Ri. direction
erf-t necessary anchoring depth of the column in the
sleeve in cm
Zs tensile force in the back-wall in kN
Z design force in kN
As reinforcement in cm2
Pos. of reinforcement vertical or horizontal and wall or shoulder above or
lower
description description of combination
The absorption of the lateral forces in the end wall or back-wall is verified additionally for smooth
shuttering.
Round Cut
Output about the round cut for punching
S y s t e m Einzelfundament Moment-V.
Fundament Stütze stat.Höhen X-Ri Y-Ri
[m] [m] [m] [o/o] [o/o]
bx 2.600 cx 0.500 dx 0.450 7.2 7.9
by 2.600 cy 0.300 dy 0.440 10.0 10.0
hi 0.500 c 0.415 d 0.445 14.0 14.0
ha 0.500 ex' mittig 18.8 18.1
55.9 63.1
155.0
4 W Wind
Lastzusammenstellung OK-Fundament
Lastfall V My Mx Hx Hy zugV Nachweis Bezeichnung
[kN] [kNm] [kNm] [kN] [kN] [kN]
1 844.8 -55.9 57.5 0.0 0.0 1.Kernw. G
SOFiSTiK AG - www.sofistik.de
Boden
Kote Phi Gamma Kohäs. Länge Fläche
[m] [Grad] [kN/m3] [kN/m2] [m] [m2]
0.00 30.0 18.00
18.00
0.50 30.0 18.00 14.50 26.96 UK Fundament
99.00 30.0 8.00
phim 30.0 18.00 Summe 14.50 26.96
Nd= 2072.1 kN, RNk= 3007.0 kN, RNd= 2147.8 kN, , mue= 0.96
+0.00
X-
gam=18.0 +0.50
Z phi=30.0 gam=18.0
Pos: quast-zweiachsig/F1 Bemessung nach DIN EuroNorm EN 1992 (2011) Concrete Structures
------------------------
Lastzusammenstellung OK-Fundament
Lastfall V My Mx Hx Hy Bezeichnung
[kN] [kNm] [kNm] [kN] [kN]
37 1958.0 -309.6 133.2 27.0 0.0 1.35G+1.5Q(2)+0.9W(4)
38 844.8 -55.9 57.5 0.0 0.0 G
39 1778.0 -374.2 121.0 45.0 0.0 1.35G+1.5W(4)+1.05Q(2)
40 1253.0 -308.0 85.3 45.0 0.0 1.35G+1.5W(4)
41 1140.5 -75.5 77.6 0.0 0.0 1.35G
42 1482.3 -354.7 100.8 45.0 0.0 G+1.5W(4)+1.05Q(2)
43 957.3 -288.4 65.2 45.0 0.0 G+1.5W(4)
44 1890.5 -170.1 128.6 0.0 0.0 1.35G+1.5Q(2)
Material
Beton Stahl Sicherheitsbeiwerte
Fundament C 20/25 B 500 B (EN 1992) 1.50 1.15
Stütze C 45/55 B 500 B (EN 1992) 1.50 1.15
Bemessung Stützenrand
Moment M/8 b d eps.b eps.s As Stanz ges As Lastfall
[kNm] [kNm] [m] [m] [o/oo] [o/oo] [cm2] [cm2] [cm2]
530.7 38.0 0.325 0.450 -2.09 25.00 1.91 LF 37:1.35G+1.5Q(2)+0.9W(4)
53.1 0.325 0.450 -2.72 25.00 2.69 2.32
74.3 0.325 0.450 -3.50 23.41 4.01² 3.18
100.0 0.325 0.450 -3.50 16.06 5.37 1.82 42.60 in X-Richtung
553.1 43.8 0.325 0.440 -2.41 25.00 2.26 LF 37:1.35G+1.5Q(2)+0.9W(4)
55.3 0.325 0.440 -2.93 25.00 3.04² 3.42
77.4 0.325 0.440 -3.50 21.04 4.16² 3.03
100.0 0.325 0.440 -3.50 15.13 5.52 1.67 46.21 in Y-Richtung
² Mindestbewehrung Querkrafttragfähigkeit (DIN EN 1992-1-1 NA.6.54.1)
Durchstanzbewehrung
Schnitt d/a a u VEd,red VRd,s erforderlich As
[cm] [cm] [MN] [MN] [cm2] [cm2/m]
1 0.30 13.4 243.9 0.767 0.987 27.33 11.21
2 0.80 35.6 383.7 0.767 0.987 27.33 7.12
uout 1.91 85.1 694.4 1.110 1.110
mit Schrägstäben
0.99 44.1 436.8 1.016 1.146 31.73
9.5
52
7
As=42.6 cm2
2.60
30
28
X Z
5
Y Y
5
7
42Ø12
9.5
2
Anzahl
Abstand
50 50
2.60
X
Z
As=46.2 cm2
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2 4 22 4 2 Anzahl
12 7.5 6.5 7.5 12 Abstand
S y s t e m Blockfundament Moment-V.
Fundament Stütze stat.Höhen Köcher X-Ri Y-Ri
[m] [m] [m] [m] [o/o] [o/o]
bx 3.000 cx 0.400 dx 0.750 kx 0.600 7.3 7.3
by 3.000 cy 0.400 dy 0.730 ky 0.600 10.0 10.0
hi 0.800 c 0.452 d 0.740 ha 0.0 14.0 14.0
ha 0.800 ex' mittig hi 0.600 18.7 18.7
h 0.800
20.3 22.5
1350.0 1500.0
Lastzusammenstellung OK-Fundament
Lastfall V My Mx Hx Hy zugV Nachweis Bezeichnung
[kN] [kNm] [kNm] [kN] [kN] [kN]
11 4072.5 61.2 0.0 0.0 0.0 Sohlwiderst. 1.35G+1.5Q(2)
Lastzusammenstellung OK-Fundament
Lastfall V My Mx Hx Hy Bezeichnung
[kN] [kNm] [kNm] [kN] [kN]
14 4072.5 61.2 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.35G+1.5Q(2)
Material
Beton Stahl Sicherheitsbeiwerte
Fundament C 30/37 B 500 B (EN 1992) 1.50 1.15
Stütze C 40/50 B 500 B (EN 1992) 1.50 1.15
Bemessung Stützenanschluss
Knoten/ V My Mx Mue As Bezeichnung
Lastfall [kN] [kNm] [kNm] [cm2]
14 -4072.5 61.2 0.0 1.31 21.03 1.35G+1.5Q(2)
Bemessung Stützenrand
Moment M/8 b d eps.b eps.s As ges As Lastfall
[kNm] [kNm] [m] [m] [o/oo] [o/oo] [cm2] [cm2]
1171.6 85.9 0.375 0.750 -1.28 25.00 2.56 LF 14:1.35G+1.5Q(2)
117.2 0.375 0.750 -1.54 25.00 3.50
164.0 0.375 0.750 -1.93 25.00 5.57²
218.7 0.375 0.750 -2.40 25.00 6.63 36.52 in X-Richtung
1147.1 84.1 0.375 0.730 -1.30 25.00 2.58 LF 14:1.35G+1.5Q(2)
114.7 0.375 0.730 -1.58 25.00 3.53
160.6 0.375 0.730 -1.98 25.00 5.71²
214.1 0.375 0.730 -2.46 25.00 6.67 36.99 in Y-Richtung
² Mindestbewehrung Querkrafttragfähigkeit (DIN EN 1992-1-1 NA.6.54.1)
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Durchstanzbewehrung
Schnitt d/a a u VEd,red VRd,s erforderlich As
[cm] [cm] [MN] [MN] [cm2] [cm2/m]
1 0.30 22.2 299.5 1.638 1.802 41.44 13.84
2 0.80 59.2 532.0 1.638 1.802 41.44 7.79
uout 1.44 106.8 830.9 1.767 1.767
mit Schrägstäben
0.68 50.3 476.2 1.023 1.712 39.38
14.5
4
10
4
60
As=36.5 cm2
3.00
8.5
40
11
X Z
Y Y
10
10
4
14.5
4
27Ø14
Anzahl
Abstand
40 80
3.00
10
X
Z
60
80
As=37.0 cm2
27Ø14
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4 4 11 4 4 Anzahl
14.5 10 8.5 10 14.5 Abstand
S y s t e m Köcherfundament Moment-V.
Fundament Stütze stat.Höhen Köcher X-Ri Y-Ri
[m] [m] [m] [m] [o/o] [o/o]
bx 3.000 cx 0.600 dx 0.450 kx 1.300 8.0 11.4
by 2.000 cy 0.400 dy 0.460 ky 1.100 10.0 14.4
hi 0.500 c 1.351 d 0.455 ha 1.0 14.0 17.0
ha 0.500 ex' 1.100 hi 1.000 18.0 17.0
h 1.550 wax 0.250 18.0 14.0
way 0.250 14.0 11.0
10.0 8.5
8.0 6.8
Typ [kN] [kNm] [kNm] [kN] [kN] [kNm] [kNm] [kN] [kN]
1/G 257.0 -96.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 -48.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Ständige Last
2/Q_E 573.0 -180.0 0.0 20.0 0.0 -106.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Lastfall 2
3/W 0.0 -90.0 0.0 35.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Lastfall 3
96.0 180.0
90.0
35.0
3 W Lastfall 3
Lastzusammenstellung OK-Fundament
Lastfall V My Mx Hx Hy zugV Nachweis Bezeichnung
[kN] [kNm] [kNm] [kN] [kN] [kN]
1 257.0 -144.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.Kernw. G
4 257.0 -234.0 0.0 35.0 0.0 2.Kernw. G+W(3)
Pos: dbv-beispiel-12/F1 Bemessung nach DIN EuroNorm EN 1992 (2011) Concrete Structures
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Lastzusammenstellung OK-Fundament
Lastfall V My Mx Hx Hy Bezeichnung
[kN] [kNm] [kNm] [kN] [kN]
24 1206.4 -623.4 0.0 30.0 0.0 1.35G+1.5Q_E(2)
26 1206.4 -758.4 0.0 82.5 0.0 1.35G+1.5Q_E(2)+1.5W(3)
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Material
Beton Stahl Sicherheitsbeiwerte
Fundament C 25/30 B 500 B (EN 1992) 1.50 1.15
Stütze C 45/55 B 500 B (EN 1992) 1.50 1.15
Bemessung Stützenanschluss
Knoten/ V My Mx Mue As Bezeichnung
Lastfall [kN] [kNm] [kNm] [cm2]
26 -1206.4 -758.4 0.0 2.27 54.58 1.35G+1.5Q_E(2)+1.5W(3)
Bemessung Köcherrand
Moment M/8 b d eps.b eps.s As ges As Lastfall
[kNm] [kNm] [m] [m] [o/oo] [o/oo] [cm2] [cm2]
471.6 37.7 0.250 0.450 -2.14 25.00 1.90 LF 26:1.35G+1.5Q_E(2)+1.5W(3)
47.2 0.250 0.450 -2.55 25.00 2.39
66.0 0.250 0.450 -3.42 25.00 3.39
84.9 0.250 0.450 -3.50 18.88 4.49
84.9 0.250 0.450 -3.50 18.88 4.49
66.0 0.250 0.450 -3.42 25.00 3.39
47.2 0.250 0.450 -2.55 25.00 2.39
37.7 0.250 0.450 -2.14 25.00 1.90 24.33 in X-Richtung
63.6 7.2 0.375 0.460 0.75³ LF 24:1.35G+1.5Q_E(2)
9.2 0.375 0.460 0.75³
10.8 0.375 0.460 2.64²
10.8 0.375 0.460 2.39²
8.9 0.375 0.460 0.75³
7.0 0.375 0.460 0.75³
5.4 0.375 0.460 0.75³
4.3 0.375 0.460 0.75³ 9.56 in Y-Richtung
² Mindestbewehrung Querkrafttragfähigkeit (DIN EN 1992-1-1 NA.6.54.1)
³ min-As: Ø 8, t = 25.0 cm
1.30
1.10
3
13.5
3
1.05
25
11
1.00
2
As=24.3 cm2
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2.00
8.5
40
X 1.10 Z
8
Y Y
10
11
2
13.5
18Ø14
3
3
Anzahl
Abstand
60 50
3.00
10
25
1.00
1.05
X
Z
50
As=9.6 cm2
16Ø12
3 5 2 6 Anzahl
17.5 16 17.5 21.5 Abstand
S y s t e m Streifenfundament
Fundament Stütze stat.Höhen Köcher X-Ri Y-Ri
[m] [m] [m] [m] [o/o] [o/o]
bx 2.700 cx 0.300 dx 0.450
hi 0.500 c 0.300 d 0.450
ha 0.500 ex' mittig
161.1 33.8
Lastzusammenstellung OK-Fundament
Lastfall V My Hx zugV Nachweis Bezeichnung
[kN] [kNm] [kN] [kN]
1 161.1 0.0 0.0 1.Kernw. G
2 161.1 0.0 -33.8 2.Kernw. G+W(4)
3 161.1 0.0 -33.8 217.5 Grundbruch G+W(4)
7 217.5 0.0 -50.7 161.1 Gleiten 1.35G+1.5W(4)
12 145.0 0.0 -50.7 Lagesich. 0.9GF+0.9G+1.5W(4)
Boden
Kote Phi Gamma Kohäs. Länge Fläche
[m] [Grad] [kN/m3] [kN/m2] [m] [m2]
0.00 35.0 19.00
19.00
0.50 35.0 19.00 15.17 27.72 UK Fundament
99.00 35.0 9.00
phim 35.0 19.00 Summe 15.17 27.72
Nd= 263.0 kN, RNk= 2094.6 kN, RNd= 1496.2 kN, , mue= 0.18
+0.00
X-
gam=19.0 +0.50
Z
phi=35.0 gam=19.0
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Lastzusammenstellung OK-Fundament
Lastfall V My Hx Bezeichnung
[kN] [kNm] [kN]
17 217.5 0.0 0.0 1.35G
19 217.5 0.0 -50.7 1.35G+1.5W(4)
Material
Beton Stahl Sicherheitsbeiwerte
Fundament C 20/25 B 500 B (EN 1992) 1.50 1.15
Stütze C 20/25 B 500 B (EN 1992) 1.50 1.15
Bemessung Wandanschluss
Knoten/ V My Mue As Bezeichnung
Lastfall [kN] [kNm] [cm2]
17 -217.5 0.0 0.03 0.75 1.35G
Bemessung Stützenrand
Moment b d eps.b eps.s As ges As Lastfall
[kNm] [m] [m] [o/oo] [o/oo] [cm2] [cm2]
68.6 1.000 0.450 -1.46 25.00 3.41 LF 19:1.35G+1.5W(4)
As=3.4 cm2
1.00
25
X Z
4
Y Y
4Ø12
3
Anzahl
Abstand
30 50
2.70
X
Z
As=1.8 cm2