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A rectangular footing as size 1.8mx3m and has to transmit a load of the
column at a depth of 1.5m. Calculate the safe load which the footing can
carry using IS Code Method, if the load is inclined at an angle of 80° to
the horizontal and water table is at the 1.5m below the base of the
footing. Angle of internal friction is 33°,n=40%, G=2.67, w=15%
Nc= 38.13, Nq=25.86, Nγ=35.2 C=8 kn/m2

Given Data

Size of the footing 1.8 x3   33 0

b  1.8 m
C  8kN / m2
L  3 m
D f  1 .5 m

  (90  80)  100

 Solution strategy
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qult  C.Nc Sc dcic  q.Nq Sq dqiq   .b.N S d i w'
2

Step I: Calculate bulk unit weight Calculate surcharge q = γDf

Sc Sq Sγ
Step II: Calculate shape factors for rectangular footing
 b  b  b
1 0.2  1 0.2  1  0.4 
 L  L  L
Step III: Calculate depth factors

 Df   Df 
dc  1 0.2  N dq  d  1 0.1  N for  100 Updated formula
b  b
   
2 2
     
Step III: Calculate inclination factors ic  iq  1   i    1  
 90    
 Step IV: Calculate water table factor

 Z 
w'  0.51   Z   1 .5 m
 b 

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Step V: Calculate ultimate bearing capacity qult  C.NcScdcic  q.NqSqdqiq  .b.N S d i w'
2
Step VI: Calculate net ultimate bearing qnet ult  qult  q Step IX:
capacity
Calculate safe load
Step VII: qnet ult
Calculate net safe bearing capacity qnet safe 
FoS
Loadsafe  q safe  Area
Step Calculate safe bearing capacity q safe  qnet safe  D f
VIII: Refer Video No 1
Step I: Calculate bulk unit weight Calculate surcharge q = γDf

 G  Se  n
b    w e  G  Se  q  D
 1 e  1 n b    w f
 1 e 
0 .4
G=2.67 e q  18.041.5
1  0 .4
 2.67 0.60.67
b   9.81
γw=9.81 kN/m3 e  0 . 67  1 0.67  q  27.06 kN / m2

wG  b  18 .04 kN / m 3
S=? e=? S
e
0.152.67
n = 40% =0.4 S
0.67

w = 15% =0.15 s  0 .6
Step II: Calculate shape factors for rectangular footing
b  1.8 m L  3 m

 b
Sc 1 0.2  Sc=1.12
 L

 b
Sq 1 0.2  Sq=1.12
 L

 b
Sγ 1  0.4  Sγ=0.76
 L
 Step III: Calculate depth factors

b  1.8 m D f  1.5 m   33 0

 Df 
dq  d  1 0.1  N for  100
 Df   1.5  b 
dc  1  0.2  N

dc  1 0.2  3.39
 b   1.8

dc  2.14
dq  d  1.99
2 
N  tan  45  
 2

 33
N  tan2  45 
 2

N   3 . 39
Step III: Calculate inclination factors
  (90  80)  100

  33 0

2
    
2
ic  iq  1  i   1 
 
 90   

2 2
 10   10 
ic  iq  1  i  1  
 90  33 

ic  iq  0.79 i  0.48
Step IV: Calculate water table factor

 Z 
w'  0.51  
 b 

 1 .5 
w'  0.51  
 1 .8  b  1.8 m
Z   1 .5 m
w '  0 . 91
 Step V: Calculate ultimate bearing capacity

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qult  C.NcScdcic  q.NqSqdqiq  .b.N S d i w'
2

Nc= 38.13, Nq=25.86, Nγ=35.2 C=8 kn/m2 q  27.06 kN / m2

Sc=1.12 Sq=1.12 Sγ=0.76  b  18 .04 kN / m 3

b  1.8 m
d c  2.14 dq  d  1.99

i  0.48 ic  iq  0.79 qult  2187 .67 kN / m 2

w '  0 . 91
Step VI: Calculate net ultimate bearing Step VII: Calculate net safe bearing capacity
capacity

qnet ult  qult  q qnet ult

qnet safe 
FoS
qult  2187.67 kN / m 2 q  27.06 kN / m2
Assume FoS as 3

qnet ult  2187.67  27.06 2160.61

qnet safe 
3
qnet ult  2160.61 kN / m2
q net safe  720 .20 kN / m 2
Step VIII: Calculate safe bearing capacity Step IX: Calculate safe load

q safe  qnet safe  D f Load q  Area

safe safe

q net safe  720 .20 kN / m 2 Area  b  L

q  D f q  27.06 kN / m2 Area  1 . 8  3

Area  5 .4 m 2
q safe  720 .20  27 .06

2 Load safe  747.26  5.4

q safe  747.26 kN / m
Load safe  4035.20 kN