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    1. A strap footing carries loads from two 400 mm square columns separated by 6.2 m. The soil has an allowable bearing capacity of 120 kPa. 2. A combined footing supports columns subjected to total loads of 890 kN and 1557 kN, of which 35% is live load. The soil has a bearing capacity of 192 kPa. 3. A mat foundation supports columns intended to be 450x450 mm. Loads are factored. Calculate soil pressure at points A-F and reinforcement requirements in the x and y directions.

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    1. A strap footing carries loads from two 400 mm square columns separated by 6.2 m. The soil has an allowable bearing capacity of 120 kPa. 2. A combined footing supports columns subjected to total loads of 890 kN and 1557 kN, of which 35% is live load. The soil has a bearing capacity of 192 kPa. 3. A mat foundation supports columns intended to be 450x450 mm. Loads are factored. Calculate soil pressure at points A-F and reinforcement requirements in the x and y directions.

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    1. A strap footing carries loads from two 400 mm square columns separated by 6.2 m. The soil has an allowable bearing capacity of 120 kPa. 2. A combined footing supports columns subjected to total loads of 890 kN and 1557 kN, of which 35% is live load. The soil has a bearing capacity of 192 kPa. 3. A mat foundation supports columns intended to be 450x450 mm. Loads are factored. Calculate soil pressure at points A-F and reinforcement requirements in the x and y directions.

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    1. A strap footing carries loads from two 400 mm square columns separated by 6.2 m. The soil has an allowable bearing capacity of 120 kPa. 2. A combined footing supports columns subjected to total loads of 890 kN and 1557 kN, of which 35% is live load. The soil has a bearing capacity of 192 kPa. 3. A mat foundation supports columns intended to be 450x450 mm. Loads are factored. Calculate soil pressure at points A-F and reinforcement requirements in the x and y directions.

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    CE162P RSEU2

    CE162P
    Principles of Foundation Design

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    CE162P
    Principles of Foundation Design

    1. A strap footing carries the given loads shown. Both columns are 400 mm square.
    Allowable bearing capacity of soil is 120 KPa. The columns are separated at 6.2 m apart.
    Assume that the strap is out of contact of soil so that there are no soil reactions to modify
    the design assumptions. fc’ = 20.7 MPa, fy = 414 MPa. Use normal weight concrete.
    RSEU2
    CE162P
    Principles of Foundation Design

    2. A combined footing shown carries an exterior column 300mm x 450mm at the property line which
    is subjected to a total service load P1 = 890 KN and P2 = 1557 KN. The live load is 35% of the total
    load. The bearing capacity of the soil at the level of the footing base is 192 KPa and the average value of
    the soil and footing unit weight is 18.85 KN/m3. A surcharge of 4.8 KPa results from the slab on
    grade. fc’ = 20.7 MPa, fy = 415 MPa. Base of footing is at 2.13 m below the grade reinforcement
    location factor = 1.3, coating factor is 1.0, reinforcement size factor = 0.8, and normal weighted
    concrete is utilized. Assume thickness of footing to be 875 mm. Use 75mm steel covering.
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    CE162P
    Principles of Foundation Design

    3. All loads for a mat foundation shown are factored


    and the columns are intended to have dimensions of
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    450mm x 450mm. Use fc’ = 20.7 MPa and fy = 413.7


    MPa. Calculate the soil pressure @ Points A, B, C, D,
    E, and F. Determine the reinforcement requirements
    in the y-direction and x-direction

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