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Problems 2nd Cuatri
Problems 2nd Cuatri
Problems 2nd Cuatri
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FOUNDATIONS
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Tolfs
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ose
·
-
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socam * -31 48
e *E
-
b 131'48
↳ EF O'S6
↑
y
*
e
Me -in
-
10/071N/mm2
t
jostings we
draw compressions
outside and tensions
inside to
, contrary
the case
of
columns and
1 25KN/m3
= beams .
axis
columnhis
about
excentricity of Base it is of
- 05)
--
NX o
. :
= = -
.
↓
e
Mz
=
EMac + ENor fey) .
= 0
-F
ENo ez
My of EMyec + . = 0
Centered + main
system - so we can use the Navier equation :
6x 15961 183
2x 0'OffN/me
= -
-
-
= =
dangerous
150
Co
oO 1500
So t①
~ERIFICATIONS
~ Jorgel
F
t G
o
apply
ratios that
tha
they all
D
-
-. NO TENSIONS ? NOT AT ALL OK ! sagety
A are
implemented in
.
2 . Limitation of compressions :
O'0N/mmt0'IN/mmt One ! alreadyvalue he
fot
max admissible tension .
. , 025
o'S
26 TENSIONS
Tem
/ 0'S)25
~ = ENXoct Wootina 128'52 (2 1 =53'S2KN
-
= =
·
- : .
-
/
/
↑
(
Y 1m
yo
- k T Mzet =
EMzoc + ENxf 2y) =
C +1 +
f128'se) :
f( 0's)) + =
+ 49153 knim
·
1m
↳
as we
X
the
jooting we
Ez
(28'sy) . (0)) -
, =
N A
. = 0 + use value onth
·ase the column
of
Ex 6x
ass000 y
153'2
-zy
= =
-
y
-
I
-
1000 2000
AXIS : Ex
-
NEUTRAL = 0
>
-
-2
y
- .
↑ hadd
. .
a
gosting estMethodoth to the
poting o some s
problem tensione
es en
A
Conly use when
needing to solve
↓ ht IPRoadd tensions)
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↑
d
X Mayp
- od ↑
.
>
-
Just small tensions
Ex H) add usegue for .
es
G
, add
=
=
2 1 hadd 25
.
= -007183N/mmt Ohade =
2 8732m -a lot , not
very
·#000
2000 al
Pactic algo, *
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& we must how
re-dost-doonges
Check es
ortoserfm
Verification of
maximum new
compressions
.
Ex , max
() = -
0067 -
-
=
098742 N/mm Gade O'2N/mm =
No !
21/3/24
Base of
column (we get them
from
the diagrams)
-
- NXx
= -
128'S2kn
↑
Mz ec = + 17 4 KN .
m
-Eson
Ir In t Myoc =
0
-z
Base of
Nxe+
footing
153'52KN
- ↑
-y
.
-
=
!
fo
d
Mz -f =
+ 49'53KN -
-- -
-
-
- =
↓ e
W
Myof
= 0
Z
Ind Method
increasing
size
gosting this better properties the section, higher second moment
-
cross
of .
>
- means
of area
-
of
however, excentricity---
>
-
bigger moments
------·
move
G concrete used
,
↑ the
density y
-i Nor 1 28'52 /4 2 05) O
25 228'S2 KN
- -
=
= -
= =
. .
Ya
-
↑
Men =
+'4 + ff128 52) (6/ 5)
/
.
= + 13/79KN .
m
-
need to en
/
they importan
no
al here o
so
estam · -
s
part
tensiones
& t
:· b
·= -
I'S2 10
② .
y
-
4000 which is
! W
.
2000
100-2000-cube the side
Z
&
12
perpenticular
the bending
to
~ Xi5
a .
hige
the
6x = -00286 + 000004267 1 0
(in this case
y
.
=
not - axis
670/24
y
-
=
mm
-Increasing
size
of footing -
good when having compression problems
>
-
128'S2kn
1 /4KN m 17 4 KN
Mz ec +
-
m
.
=
-
~
-
Myoc =
0
HAp 6x(t)
* d
↓
Nxe+ = 153'52KN
-
4 N
-N
A
+ /'53 kN
. .
Mz -f =
Myof
= 0
ard pethod -BALANCING THE COMPRESSED BLOCK >
-
reduces excentricity , smaller moment about
y .
(
reduces
A RISTOTLE >
-
area
, bigger compressions
weight of gooting
DESCARTES >
- the counteracts
the
excentricity of columns .
Using
2 de
Descartes
philosophy .
-Fer
EFn = 0
e
en 2+ = 0 - -
<F = -
+27/s2 -
EMz = 0
- ·
M
.
IM =
0
-
12852 .
20'25) + 17'4 -
25/5)
4 Nu
~ ,
w
Gy(t + (2 c
.) :
-
↳
②
X P
solio en
ForTomakessense there
, is a
025
-
u
a
1m
P X
getting bigger
c = + 0'5321 m
-
makes sense
6x =
288151 KN/m
00'28851N/mm)
= 0'2N/mm Gadm
-
asit
&
is
↳
a
compression
houeve as
average compressive
below the bearing capacity
strength is +
this this is
y 25%, however in case
not even
enough .
O'ISNImm is still
less than our max
131 48 KN
4th Method -
good for tensions Los
also good · f
en ons
but o
e
e.
-
-
↑
↑
s (2015
tes,
Tie
- - -
- - - - -
-
↑ 88444484
en
N + 88448447
I
(
6x
=>
↑Re E
↑ 6xn
-
D
W
Z
+28'S2 3 1148
/4
666
1 25 ↓
428/12S
-
:
&F =0
&
* As
↳L>>
-
-
18's2 -
25 + R =
131'48 28125
↓
-
p
-
+ Ra = 0 -
Re
EMe = 0
-
*
0'IS
~
4'AS
480 = -
00663 Nn
en
Re +1631945kN
=
6x =
631945 10 .
=
=
06819N/mi
1500
- 1500
beams beams ?
centering called
centering
no
Why are
tay
( centre the reactions
.
Step O
y
In 1
6x)-
z &
· por
NX
e
NX #0 Mz = 0
My = 0
·1
I
Step 1
z
-
NX
↑
- ley
= >
-
>
-
-
re e
·
(
-
- .......... N .
A .
Nx + 0 NX
Me = by
-
·
My mie
me
=0
es
y
by he
Step 2
↑
neutral axis starts to
- -
z
N E
-
- is
becoming
·
- - more
ege ey
z
i e 5Mze Men relevant
-
- ........ · N A
.
Nx = 0 Mz, = ·
Noo-ey Me My = 0
Step 3 Tr In
-y
-De
-- * NY
·
NX more
slope &
-
byz
zr
&
-
L to -n Mes Man
-
- . . . . . . . - NA . . · N . A .
-
-
6x(f)
-
central
-
↑ the which
apply
core
region
o
if
on we an
axial ↳
.
The perimeter of
the central core is the
geometrical place
(
-
-y
# force the neutral
which acial
⑧ ·
- &
-
on
if we apply an
↑~ to be section
I axis
going touching the cross
..........
·
is
· A
↑
To
↑
-en
-
NX
Me Ny(
-- ey
=
=
·
zu h
My
↳
= 0
-
h
O
h
-
I
N A
y T
-
- . =
-... ..
>
- .
- -
Z
-
-
/ /
b
6x Nx fey
-- -y
=
o
=
b -
h
~ The Polar
which
lines
g
is
the
poles
the polio one straight line are all
passing through a en
poit
POLAR LINE INENTRAL AXIS
Lo
A
central
with
vertexes)
as
central
core
many
has the
is
core
a
vertexes
region wrapping
perimeter of
cannot
as sides (and
ever
the
the
cross
mass
therefore
centre
section
have concavities
.
z-
-in
-
-
.......
*
·
I
X
- . . . . .
·
Tr
The central has exactly the
~
of
core same axes
!
!
symmetry than the
. . . . . . . . .
-
-
cross-section has
.
belong ↑ ·↑
·
- -
to the cross-section examble
P in hollow
(for
cross-sections
#
L &
y
M
-
> only
- of
line
followt perimeter
not
uihich do
intersect
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-
z(
·-
·*
-
-
/
↑
&
&
-d
I I
& (
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--
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↑
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