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    Footing Design Example: D L A FT Q

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    The document provides a detailed example solution for designing a rectangular footing to support a column. Key steps include: 1) Calculating the required footing plan dimensions of 10' x 15' 2" based on load combinations and allowable soil pressure. 2) Checking punching shear, one-way shear, and flexure capacities are sufficient to resist factored loads. 3) Designing steel reinforcement for flexure and at column interface. 4) Verifying load transfer stresses are below capacity at the column and footing interfaces. The design satisfies all strength requirements.

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    Footing Design Example: D L A FT Q

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    The document provides a detailed example solution for designing a rectangular footing to support a column. Key steps include: 1) Calculating the required footing plan dimensions of 10' x 15' 2" based on load combinations and allowable soil pressure. 2) Checking punching shear, one-way shear, and flexure capacities are sufficient to resist factored loads. 3) Designing steel reinforcement for flexure and at column interface. 4) Verifying load transfer stresses are below capacity at the column and footing interfaces. The design satisfies all strength requirements.

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    The document provides a detailed example solution for designing a rectangular footing to support a column. Key steps include: 1) Calculating the required footing plan dimensions of 10' x 15' 2" based on load combinations and allowable soil pressure. 2) Checking punching shear, one-way shear, and flexure capacities are sufficient to resist factored loads. 3) Designing steel reinforcement for flexure and at column interface. 4) Verifying load transfer stresses are below capacity at the column and footing interfaces. The design satisfies all strength requirements.

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    The document provides a detailed example solution for designing a rectangular footing to support a column. Key steps include: 1) Calculating the required footing plan dimensions of 10' x 15' 2" based on load combinations and allowable soil pressure. 2) Checking punching shear, one-way shear, and flexure capacities are sufficient to resist factored loads. 3) Designing steel reinforcement for flexure and at column interface. 4) Verifying load transfer stresses are below capacity at the column and footing interfaces. The design satisfies all strength requirements.

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    CEE 463: Reinforced Concrete II

    Dr. Bassem Andrawes

    Footing Design Example

    Design the rectangular footing shown


    given the following:

    Dead load = 500 kips (unfactored)


    Live load = 400 kips (unfactored)
    Seismic load (E) = 285 kips (service)
    Soil weight = 110 pcf
    Column size = 25” x 25”
    qa = 6500 psf
    footing width = 10 ft
    f’c (column) = 5000 psi
    f’c (footing) = 4000 psi

    Solution:

    Footing Dimensions:

    *assuming thickness  1.5*(col width) = 1.5(25”) = 37.5”


    Say h = 36”
    qnet  qa  wtsoil  wt f ooting  6500 psf  110*1' 150*3'  5940 psf

    Load Case 1:
    DL 500  400
    A   151.5 ft 2 (governs)
    qnet 1
    5940*
    1000
    Load Case 2:
    DLE 500  400  285
    A   150 ft 2
    1.33qnet 1
    1.33*5940*
    1000
    2
    A 151.5 ft
    length    15.15'  15' 2"
    width 10'
    Dimensions: [ 10’ x 15’ 2” ]

    Check two-way punching shear:

    Assume d = 36” – 3” – 1” = 32”

    b0 = (25 + 32)*4 = 228”


    CEE 463: Reinforced Concrete II
    Dr. Bassem Andrawes

     4   4
    Vc1   2   f 'c b0 d   2   f 'c b0 d  6 f 'c b0 d
     c   1
     d   40*32 
    Vc2   s  2  f 'c b0 d    2  f 'c b0 d  7.6 f 'c b0 d
     b0   288 
    Vc3  4 f 'c b0 d (governs)
    4 4000
    Vc  4 f 'c b0 d  *228*32  1845.76kips
    1000
     Vc  0.75*1845.76  1384.3kips

    Pu
    Calculate Vu: qnu 
    A

    Load Case 1:
    1.2 D  1.6 L 1.2*500  1.6*400 1240
    qnu   
    A A A
    Load Case 2:
    1.2 D  1.0 L  1.0 E 1.2*500  400  1.4*285(service) 1399
    qnu   
    A A A

    Pu 1399 k
    qnu    9.22 2
    A 10'*15.17 ' ft

     57"*57" 
    Vu  10'*15.17 ' *9.22  1190.6kips
     144 

    Vu <  Vc OK

    Check one-way shear:

    15.17 ' 25" 32"


    x    3.88'
    2 12*2 12

    Vu  10'*3.88'*9.22  357.7kips
     Vc  0.75*2 f 'c bd
    2 4000
     0.75* *(10 '*12)32"  364.3kips
    1000

    Vu <  Vc OK
    CEE 463: Reinforced Concrete II
    Dr. Bassem Andrawes
    Check flexure:

    Section 1-1:
    3.962
    M u  9.22* *15.17
    2
     1096.7k ft
    Mu
    As 
     f y * jd

    Assume:
    Φ = 0.9, j = 0.9

    1096.7*12000
    As   8.46in2
    0.9*60000*0.9*32

    As  0.0018bh  0.0018*15.17'*36"  11.8in2 (governs)

    Try 12 #9 bars, As  12in2


    As f y 12*60
    a   1.17"
    0.85 f 'c b 0.85*4*15.17 '*12
    1.17 c 1.38"
    c  1.38" ,   0.043  0.375 therefore Φ = 0.9
    0.85 dt 32"
     a 1 1.17 
     M n  0.9* As f y *  d    0.9*12*60*  32    1696.4k . ft
     2 12  2 
    Mu <  Mn OK

    Reinforcement in middle band =  s As


    2 2
    s    0.79
    (   1) (15.17  1)
    10
     s As  0.79*12  9.48in 2
    Try 10 #9 bars at the middle band.

    Section 2-2: *[Same as Section 1-1 ]


    CEE 463: Reinforced Concrete II
    Dr. Bassem Andrawes
    Check load transfer for column:

    P 1399k *1000
       2238.4 psi
    A 25"*25"

     max   0.85 f 'c  0.65*0.85*5000 psi  2762.5 psi

     <  max OK , no dowels needed to transfer the load.

    Check load transfer for footing:

    A2
     max   0.85 f 'c
    A1
    A2
    where  2
    A1

     max   0.85 f 'c *2  0.65*0.85*4000 psi *2  4420 psi

     <  max OK , use minimum dowels = 0.005Ag

    As  0.005*25*25  3.13in2

    Use 4 #8 bars.

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