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    rajancivildesign Poste d: Tue Apr 19, 2011 3:27 pm Post subje ct: De sign proce dure for side and corne r colum n
    ... Isolate d footing

    Respected SEFINDIA FORUM seniors,


    I have one doubt on design of footing for side and corner column in residential framed structure.
    Is there any standard procedure for this type of footing. In practice most of the Engineers
    provide simply a isolated tapered footing without any beam. As per theory, beams are provided
    to take care of settlement and torsion due to boundary conditions. Some Engineers suggest to
    provide Strap or Trapezoidal footing. I have prepared a typical footing with beam for such
    Joine d: 26 Jan 2011
    Posts: 455 situation.Kindly go through the design and offer your comments please.
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    thirumalaichettiar Poste d: Tue Apr 19, 2011 3:53 pm Post subje ct:
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    Er.Rajan,
    There are many good textbooks on R.C.C which explain in detail the design of independent
    footings. The beams you mention is the Plinth/Grade beams usually connected with all column
    for many reasons including the ones you pointed out. there is no compulsion as per design to
    provide beams between them but depending on the soil condition.site condition and the forces
    on tthe footing the design will be carried out with different type.
    Joine d: 26 Jan 2003 The sloped one is for the reason of economy but there are disadvantageous over the stepped
    Posts: 3394 one.

    Hope you can refer some good books for design.

    T.RangaRajan.

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    B.V.Harsoda Poste d: Tue Apr 19, 2011 6:23 pm Post subje ct:
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    Refer links:-
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    http://www.sefindia.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3306

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    rajancivildesign Poste d: W e d Apr 20, 2011 7:28 am Post subje ct: De sign proce dure for side and corne r
    ... footing

    Thank you very much for the reply posted by Thiru T.Rangarajan Sir & Thiru B.V.Harsoda Sir. I
    have gone through prevous postings in SEFINDIA Forum and know better than my previos under
    standing of Footing design for Side and corner column for boundary existing with adjacent
    property. Comments if any in my design calculation are welcomed.
    Thank you,
    V.M.RAJAN
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    rahulganguli29 Poste d: Thu Apr 21, 2011 6:09 am Post subje ct: De sign proce dure for side and corne r colum n
    ... Isolate d footing

    Mr. V.M.Rajan,First is the footing beam provided in two cases, to control C.G. of footing where
    the footing is did not can achieved it's full dimensional area and second cases is to control the
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    heavy settlement or restrict the less footing area by connecting more than one footing by beam.
    Your design is O.K. there is no doubt. But your footing beam design required to
    revised, because it is a continuous beam not cantilevered. Therefore u can calculate B.M. by
    using (wl*l/10).
    Joine d: 10 De c 2008
    Posts: 63 In most of the cases we are wanted to provide isolated footing and a tie beam for economical
    Location: Kolk ata section where, the tie beam control the initial settlement. In your case SBC is quite good but u
    have to well examined the settlement criteria. U can also reduce settlement by using soil
    improvement method.
    But u have to decide most economical section.
    -Rahul Ganguli

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    Respected SEFINDIA FORUM seniors,
    I have one doubt on design of footing for side and corner column in residential framed
    structure. Is there any standard procedure for this type of footing. In practice most of the
    Engineers provide simply a isolated tapered footing without any beam. As per theory, beams
    are provided to take care of settlement and torsion due to boundary conditions. Some
    Engineers suggest to provide Strap or Trapezoidal footing. I have prepared a typical footing
    with beam for such situation.Kindly go through the design and offer your comments please.
    Thank you,
    V.M.RAJAN.

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