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    NSCP Section 413 and Foundation Design Principles and Practices by Donald Coduto Chapter 9

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    The document discusses foundation design principles from Section 413 of the NSCP 2015 code and from Donald Coduto's book "Foundation Design: Principles and Practices". It compares the NSCP and Coduto's book regarding concrete strength requirements, steel reinforcement grade, shear capacity calculations for one-way and two-way shear, and development length. Both sources agree on key considerations for foundation design like structural strength against shear and flexure, but provide some different formulas and values. Proper connection between the footing and superstructure is also emphasized.

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    NSCP Section 413 and Foundation Design Principles and Practices by Donald Coduto Chapter 9

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    The document discusses foundation design principles from Section 413 of the NSCP 2015 code and from Donald Coduto's book "Foundation Design: Principles and Practices". It compares the NSCP and Coduto's book regarding concrete strength requirements, steel reinforcement grade, shear capacity calculations for one-way and two-way shear, and development length. Both sources agree on key considerations for foundation design like structural strength against shear and flexure, but provide some different formulas and values. Proper connection between the footing and superstructure is also emphasized.

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    NSCP Section 413 and Foundation Design Principles and Practices by Donald Coduto Chapter 9

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    NSCP Section 413 and Foundation Design Principles and Practices by

    Donald Coduto Chapter 9

    On the NSCP 2015, Section 413 it is entitled Foundation and It talks about designing a
    foundation and on Foundation Design Principles and Practices by Donald Coduto Chapter 9 it
    talks about Strap Foundation. On designing a foundation, one of the things we must consider is
    the materials on NSCP 2015 Table 419.2.1.1 there are limits on getting the f’c of the concrete
    (shown in the figure) but in the book of coduto it stated that engineers typically use concrete that
    has f’c = 20-35 MPa (3000-5000 Ib/in2). In very tall structures,};.' might be as large as 70
    MPa(10,000 Ib/in2).

    For steel reinforcement, according to the coduto book, Since the flexural stresses in footings are
    small, grade 40 steel (metric grade 300) is usually adequate. However, this grade is readily
    available only in sizes up through #6(metric #22), and grade 60 steel (metric grade 420) may be
    required on the remainder of the project. Therefore, engineers often use grade 60 (metric grade
    420) steel in the footings for reinforced concrete buildings so only one grade of steel is used on
    the project. This makes it less likely that leftover grade 40 (metric grade 300) bars would
    accidently be placed in the superstructure. However, in NCSP 2015 Section 420, which is Steel
    reinforcement properties, durability, and embedment, there are many things to consider.

    In designing of foundation, we must also consider the shear strength. There are two modes of
    shear failure, one-way shear (also known as beam shear or wide-beam shear) and two-way shear
    (also known as diagonal tension shear).
    The two modes of shear failure: (a) one-way shear. and (b) two-way shear.

    According to the coduto book and NSCP 2015, The footing design is satisfactory for shear when
    it satisfies the following condition on all critical shear surfaces:

    ϕVn≤ Vu
    where:
    Vu=factored shear force on critical surface
    Φ=resistance factor for shear = 0.85
    Vn=nominal shear capacity on the critical surface

    The nominal shear load capacity, Vn on the critical shear surface is

    Vn=Vc+Vs

    where:
    Vc = nominal shear load capacity of concrete
    Vs = nominal shear load capacity of reinforcing steel

    For spread footings, we neglect V, and rely only on the concrete for shear resistance.

    According to the NSCP 2015 there are detailed Method for Calculating Vc but on the book of
    coduto it is different. However, for Non-Pressed Members without axial force like foundation,
    Vc shall be calculated by:

    Vc=0.17 λ √f’c bwd


    Different formula is given in the book of coduto which is:

    For the two-way shear, Both NSCP 2015 and the book of coduto have the same thought but it
    shows different formula in getting values. For NSCP 2015.

    And for the coduto book


    Also in designing foundation, we must consider the development length. The development length
    is measured from the critical section for bending to the end of the bars.

    On the book of coduto says that the thickness and reinforcement of a spread footing are governed
    by structural concerns. Structural design is governed by the ACI code, which means these
    analyses are based on the factored load. But in the NSCP there are code that must follow.

    The structural design of spread footings must consider both shear and flexural failure modes. A
    shear failure consists of the column or wall punching through the footing, while a flexural failure
    occurs when the footing has insufficient cantilever strength.

    The connection between the footing and the superstructure is very important. Use dowels to
    connect concrete or masonry structures. For steel columns and wood frame walls, use anchor
    bolts. For wood posts, use specially manufactured brackets.

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