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Required:- Design a strap foundation for the given loads shown in Fig. below.
a1 a2
b2
b1 40c
30cm 40
30
m
W XS
900 600c
kN m S 1080k
N
a1 a2
ul
ul XR
15c R2 t
e t
m R1
a/
2
SOLUTION
Trial - 1
Assume a1 = 3.00m
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Neglecting the weight of the strap, the soil reaction R1 will be determined by taking moment
about R2.
Since the distribution per meter run under the pad is different for each pad, a second trial
should be made
• Trial 2
Take a1 = 2.50m
250 20
0
44
44 40c
0
5 30cm 3040
m
900 600c
kN m 1080k
N
q1=
250 440.82kN/m 265
20
0
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900k 600c
N m 1080k
N
q1=
250 265 q2=
440.82kN/m 438.98kN/m 20 641.0
202.0 0.15+
0 3kN
5kN d
66.12
kN
0.15+
d 438.9
833.8 8kN
8kN
783.74k
N-m 737.44k
N-m 202.01k
N-m BMD
4.96k
N-m
Y Footing 2
Footing 1
0.4 +3d
0.4 +3d
X
44
40
445
40
0
X
30 30
• Footing 1
• Since the developed shear force is greater than the punching shear resistance, one may
increase the depth
u1 = Pr1 =1.125+1.125+2.05=4.30m
• X- direction
The magnitude of the wide beam shear is read from the shear force diagram at a distance of
d from the face of column 1.
bw = 4.45m
• Y- direction
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The developed shear force in direction Y may be estimated as for the case of an isolated
footing
Developed shear
1.475m
0.55
4.45m
Vd = 99.06(1.475* 2.50)=365.28kN
• Footing 2
• Punching shear
Vup = 0.25 *1000* 1.085*1.20*6.20*0.40 = 807.24 kN<Vd .. Not OK! , increase the depth.
u2 = Pr2 =1.65+1.65+1.75+1.75=6.80m
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Vup = 0.25 *1000* 1.085*1.15*6.80*0.45 =954.53kN >Vd … OK!
• X- direction
The wide beam shear is read from the shear force diagram at a distance of d from the face of
column 2.
bw = 4.40m
• Y- direction
Developed shear
1.55m
0.45
40
m
4.
2.00m
Vd = 99.77(1.55* 2.00)=309.29kN
Developed shear
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1.45m
0.55
4.4
0m
2.00m
Vd = 99.77(1.45* 2.00)=289.33kN
• Footing 1
• X – direction
• Capacity of concrete
• Y- direction
• Developed moment
(2 .025 )2
M d =99. 06∗ ∗2 . 5=507 . 76 kN −m
2
• Capacity of concrete
M =0 . 32∗f cd∗bd 2
=0 . 32∗11. 33×103∗2. 50∗( 0 .53 )2
=2546 . 08 kN −m >> M d .. .. Ok !
• Footing 2
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• X – direction
• Capacity of concrete
• Y-direction
• Developed moment
(2. 00 )2
M d =99. 77∗ ∗2 . 0=399 . 08 kN −m
2
– Capacity of concrete
• Calculation of Reinforcements
• Footing 1
• X-direction
ρ=
f cd
f yd [√ ]
1− 1−
2M
f cd bd 2
¿
11. 33
260 . 87 [ √
1− 1−
2∗783 .74
11. 33×103∗4 . 45∗( 0 . 55 )2 ]
=0 . 0023>ρ min . .. . ok !
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• Asmin = rminbd = 0.0017 *445 *55 =41.61cm2
• Y-direction
• Md =507.76kN-m
ρ=
11.33
260. 87 [√
1− 1−
2∗507 .76
3
11. 33×10 ∗2. 50∗( 0. 53 ) 2 ]
=0. 0029> ρmin . . .. ok !
Footing 2
X-direction
ρ=
11.33
260. 87[ √
1− 1−
2∗219 . 49
11. 33×10 3∗4 . 40∗( 0 .55 )2]=0 . 0006<ρ min
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Use 14 f 20 c/c 330mm (The reinforcement should be placed at the bottom)
• Y-direction
• Md =399.08kN-m
ρ=
11.33
260. 87
1− 1−
[√
2∗399. 08
11. 33×10 3∗2. 00∗( 0 .53 )2 ]
=0 .0028> ρmin .. .. ok !
• Development length
• Footing 1
• X-direction
φ f yd 2∗260 . 87
ld= = =130 . 44 cm
4 f bd 4∗1
Available development length, la =220-5=215cm >ld……….. OK!
• Y-direction
φ f yd 2∗260 . 87
ld= = =130 . 44 cm
4 f bd 4∗1
Available development length, la =202.5-5=197.5cm >ld…… OK!
• Footing 2
• X-direction
φ f yd 2∗260 . 87
ld= = =130 . 44 cm
4 f bd 4∗1
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Bend the bars upward with a minimum length of 10 cm
• Y-direction
φ f yd 2∗260 . 87
ld= = =130 . 44 cm
4 f bd 4∗1
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