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1. A 400 mm square tied interior column supports a dead load of 890 kN and a live load of 710 kN.
The column is reinforced with 8-25 mm ∅ bars. A square footing is designed to support this load
with its base 1.5 m below the ground surface. Allowable soil pressure is 240 kPa. Assume soil
weighs 15.74 kN/m3 and concrete to be 23.5 kN/m3, fc’ = 20.7 MPa, fy = 415 MPa.
a. Determine the dimension of the square footing.
b. Determine the reinforcement of the square footing.
c. Determine the required development length of the square footing.
Reinforcement location factor ∝=1.3
Coating factor β=1.0
Reinforcing size factor γ =1.0
Lightweight aggregate factor λ=1.0
SOLUTION:
DL+ ¿
Area required: A=
q eff
890+710
L2 =
211.73
L=2.74 m
1
V u= ∅ √ fc' bw d
6
0.75
518830= √ 20.7 ( 2740 ) d
6
d=332.95< 525 ok
∅ √ fc ' bo d
V u=
3
b o=4 ( 925 )=3700 mm
π
Using 25 mm ∅: (25)2 N =4053
4
N = 8.26 say 9
Use 9-25 mm ∅ bars both ways
π
A s furnished ¿ ( 25 )2 (9)
4
A s furnished ¿ 4418 mm 2> 4053 mm2
Ld 9f yα β γ λ
=
c. Required development length: db c + K tr
10 √ fc ' ( )
db
C = 75 mm (steel covering)
. K t r =0 (no stirrups)
c+ K t r 75+0
= =3> 2.5
db 25
c+ K t r
Use =2.5
db
Ld (9)(415)(1.3)( 1)(1)(1)
=
db ( 10)¿ ¿
Ld
=42.69
db
Ld A s reqd . 42.69(4053)
= = =39.16
d b As furnished 4418
Thickness of footing is 460 mm with an effective depth of 360 mm. The bottom of the footing is
1.20 m below the ground surface. Unit weight of soil = 15.7 kN/. m3, concrete = 23.5 kN/.m3. Use
2001 NSCP Specs.
a. Which of the following gives the dimension of the spread footing.
b. Which of the following gives the punching stress at the critical section.
c. Which of the following gives the following the number of 20 mm ∅ reinforcing bars in both ways
for the footing.
SOLUTION:
Mux=1.4 M D +1.7 M L
Mux=1.4 (50)+1.7(60)
Mux=172 kN . m
Use Mux=179.49 kN . m
Pu 6 Mu x 6 Mu y
f A= + 3 − 3
L2 L L
1270 6 (179.49) 6( 135.9)
f A= + −
2.32 2.3 3 2.33
f A=261.57 kPa
Pu 6 Mu x 6 Mu y
f B= + +
L2 L3 L3
1270 6(179.49) 6(135.9)
f B= + +
2.32 2.33 2.33
f B =395.61kPa
Pu 6 Mu x 6 Mu y
f C= − 3 +
L2 L L3
1270 6 ( 179.49 ) 6(135.9)
f C= − +
2.32 2.33 2.33
f C =218.58 kPa
Pu 6 Mu x 6 Mu y
f D= − 3 − 3
L2 L L
1270 6 (179.49) 6(135.9)
f D= − −
2.32 2.33 2.33
f D =84.55 kPa
261.57+395.61+218.58+84.55
Average soil pressure at the center: q u=
4
q u=240.08 kPa
Vu
υρ =
∅ bod
1148980
υρ =
0.85 (710)(360)(4)
fc '
υ ρ =1.32 MPa< √ =1.52 MPa(safe)
3
c. Steel requirements:
0.975
Consider only 1 meter strip Mu=395.61(0.975)(1)( )
2
Mu=188 x 106 N .mm
Mu=∅ f c ' b d2 ω(1−0.59 ω)
188 ×106 =0.90(21)(1000)(3602) ω(1−0.59 ω)
ω=( 1−0.59ω )−0.077
ω 2−1.69 ω+0.131=0
ω=0.081
ω fc '
ρ=
fy
(0.081)( 21)
ρ=
414
ρ=0.0041
1.4
ρ=
fy
1.4
ρ=
414
ρ=0.00338
Use ρ=0.0041
As= ρbd
As=0.0041(1000)(360)
As=1476 mm 2
Using 20 mm ∅ bars:
π 1000
(20)2 =1476
4 S
S = 212.85 mm o.c
S = 210 mm o.c
2300
No. of bars: N= +1=11.95 say 12bars
210
3. The figure shows a spread footing subjected to an axial load and a moment as indicated. Allowable
bearing pressure is 240 kPa. A one third increase in bearing pressure is allowed for wind and
earthquake loads. Neglecting weights of overburden and concrete.
a. Compute the minimum size of the square spread footing with the given loads and moment.
DL 1350 60
LL 650 20
Wind ±670 0
Seismic ±1118.5 0
b. Compute the minimum size of the square spread footing for combined gravity and wind.
DL 2000 68
LL 1200 28
Wind ±1463 ±200
c. Compute the minimum size of the square spread footing for combined gravity and seismic
load.
DL 2780 70
LL 1670 30
Seismic ±1037.8 0
SOLUTION:
P MC
f A= ±
A I
P MC
f A= 2 ± 3
L L
2000 ( 6 ) ( 80 )
240= 2 ±
L L3
b. Minimum size of square spreading footing for combined gravity and wind loads:
DL 2000 68
LL 1200 28
Wind ±1463 ±200
P MC
f A= ±
A I
P MC
f A= 2 ± 3
L L
4663 ( 6 )( 296 )
319.20= 2 ±
L L3
c. Minimum size of square spreading footing for combined gravity and seismic load:
f = 1.33 (240) = 319.20 kPa
P = 2780 + 1670 + 1037.8= 5487.50 kN
M = 70 + 30= 100 kN
P MC
f A= ±
A I
P MC
f A= 2 ± 3
L L
5487.50 ( 6 ) (100 )
319.20= ±
L2 L3
SOLUTION:
DL+ ¿
Area required: A=
q ef f
889+710
L2 =
211.73
A=2.74810317 m
1
V u= ∅ √ fc' bw d
6
0.75
518890= √ 20.7 ( 2748 ) d
6
d=332.0199832<525 ok
Punching shear: 400 + d = 400 + 525 = 925 mm
V u=[ ( 2.748 )2−( 0.925 )2 ](292.74)
V u=1960.323576 kN
V u=1960323.576 N
∅ √ fc ' bo d
V u=
3
b o=4 ( 925 )=3700 mm
π
Using 25 mm ∅: (25)2 N =4866.9485
4
N = 9.914865966 say 10
Use 10-25 mm ∅ bars both ways
π
A s furnished ¿ ( 25 )2 (10)
4
A s furnished ¿ 4908.738521 mm2 >4866.9485 mm 2
Ld 9f yα β γ λ
=
b. Required development length: db c + K tr
10 √ fc ' ( )
db
C = 75 mm (steel covering)
. K t r =0 (no stirrups)
c+ K t r 75+0
= =3> 2.5
db 25
c+ K t r
Use =2.5
db
Ld (9)(415)(1.3)( 1)(1)(1)
=
db ( 10)¿ ¿
Ld
=42.69
db
Ld A s reqd . 42.69(4866.94845)
= = =42.326562
d b As furnished 4908.738521
5. The figure shows a spread footing subjected to an axial load and a moment as indicated. Allowable
bearing pressure is 242 kPa. A one third increase in bearing pressure is allowed for wind and
earthquake loads. Neglecting weights of overburden and concrete.
a. Compute the minimum size of the square spread footing with the given loads and moment.
DL 1350 60
LL 650 20
Wind ±670 0
Seismic ±1119.5 0
b. Compute the minimum size of the square spread footing for combined gravity and wind.
DL 2000 68
LL 1201 28
Wind ±1463 ±200
c. Compute the minimum size of the square spread footing for combined gravity and seismic
load.
DL 2780 70
LL 1670 30
Seismic ±1039.8 0
SOLUTION:
P MC
f A= ±
A I
P MC
f A= 2 ± 3
L L
2000 ( 6 ) ( 80 )
242= 2 ± =2.988021149
L L3
P MC
f A= ±
A I
P MC
f A= 2 ± 3
L L
3119.50 ( 6 )( 80 )
321.86= ± =3.18747158
L2 L3
b. Minimum size of square spreading footing for combined gravity and wind loads:
DL 2000 68
LL 1201 28
Wind ±1463 ±200
f = 1.33 (242) = 321.86 kPa
P = 2000 + 1201 +1463 = 4664 kN
M = 68 +28 + 200 = 296 kN
P MC
f A= ±
A I
P MC
f A= 2 ± 3
L L
4664 ( 6 ) ( 296 )
321.86= 2 ± =3.984425471
L L3
c. Minimum size of square spreading footing for combined gravity and seismic load:
P MC
f A= ±
A I
P MC
f A= 2 ± 3
L L
5489.40 ( 6 ) ( 100 )
321.86= ± =4.183401861
L2 L3