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    STEP 1: Size of Footing: (A) For Beam Shear

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    This document provides details of the design of a concrete footing and column. It outlines 4 steps: 1) determining the size of the footing, 2) design constants and limiting depth, 3) checking the effective depth from a bending perspective, and 4) checking for shear. It provides calculations for the required area, depths, reinforcement, shear capacity and more. The output includes adopted dimensions for the footing and column as well as reinforcement areas.

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    STEP 1: Size of Footing: (A) For Beam Shear

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    This document provides details of the design of a concrete footing and column. It outlines 4 steps: 1) determining the size of the footing, 2) design constants and limiting depth, 3) checking the effective depth from a bending perspective, and 4) checking for shear. It provides calculations for the required area, depths, reinforcement, shear capacity and more. The output includes adopted dimensions for the footing and column as well as reinforcement areas.

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    This document provides details of the design of a concrete footing and column. It outlines 4 steps: 1) determining the size of the footing, 2) design constants and limiting depth, 3) checking the effective depth from a bending perspective, and 4) checking for shear. It provides calculations for the required area, depths, reinforcement, shear capacity and more. The output includes adopted dimensions for the footing and column as well as reinforcement areas.

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    STEP 1: Size of Footing: (A) For Beam Shear

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    mail2rahulgarg
    This document provides details of the design of a concrete footing and column. It outlines 4 steps: 1) determining the size of the footing, 2) design constants and limiting depth, 3) checking the effective depth from a bending perspective, and 4) checking for shear. It provides calculations for the required area, depths, reinforcement, shear capacity and more. The output includes adopted dimensions for the footing and column as well as reinforcement areas.

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    STEP 1: Size of footing

    Factored Load On th eFooting 1800


    Bearing Capacity 120 KN/m2
    W 1200 KN
    Area of Footing 11 m2
    Length(Lf) 3.4 m
    Width(Wf) 3.4 m
    Length of column (Lc) 0.5 m
    Width of column(Wf) 0.5 m
    Area of Footing(provided) 11.56 m2
    Actual upward pressure(Pou) 155.709343 KN/m2

    STEP 2: Design Constants and Limiting Depth


    Fy 250 N/mm2
    Fck 15 N/mm2
    xumax/d 0.53
    Ru 2.23098624
    STEP3: Effective from bending point of view
    MuL 556544118 N-mm
    MuW 556544118 N-mm
    equivalent rect of length 862.5 mm
    equivalent rect of width 862.5 mm
    d(l) 537.801242 mm
    d(w) 537.801242 mm
    adopted d(l) 600 mm
    adopted d(w) 600 mm
    eff depth at ends(l) 120 mm
    eff depth at ends(w) 120 mm
    STEP4: Check for Shear
    (a) for beam shear
    Vu 450
    Pu 1285 KN
    Mux 2.8 KNm
    Muy 4.85 KNm
    qa 130 KN/m2
    qu 125.48828125 KN/m2
    qumax,X 126.000976563
    qumin,X 124.975585938
    qumax,Y 126.376342773
    qumin,Y 124.600219727
    ex 1.89477245813 mm
    ey 3.28201657926 mm
    Lx>= 11.3686347488 mm
    Ly>= 19.6920994756 mm
    Area required 9.88461538462 m2
    area provided 10.24 m2
    Lx 3200 mm
    Ly 3200 mm
    cx 230 mm
    cy 450 mm
    assumed pt 0.25
    fck 20 N/mm2
    fy 415 N/mm2
    tc 0.357 Mpa
    dx 386.227199495
    dy 357.61777731
    ks1 2.45652173913
    ks2 1.01111111111
    ksx 1
    ksy 1
    ks 1 A B C
    tc 1.11803398875 12988.04 -1520.526 1285000
    d1 Err:502
    d2 Err:502
    d 386.227199495 Err:502
    d 386.227199495
    bar dia 16
    D 469.227199495
    D 470
    dx 387
    dy 371
    qmax,gross 188.232421875
    cantilever X 1485
    Mux 590357109.375
    ptx 0.36953058976
    AstX 1430.08338236
    cantilever Y 1375
    MuY 506136067.708
    ptY 0.34265906549
    AstY 1271.26513295
    Pu 188.5 KN
    Mux 0 KNm
    Muy 0 KNm
    qa 130 KN/m2
    qu 51.222826086957 KN/m2
    qumax,X 51.222826086957
    qumin,X 51.222826086957
    qumax,Y 51.222826086957
    qumin,Y 51.222826086957
    ex 0 mm
    ey 0 mm
    Lx>= 0 mm
    Ly>= 0 mm
    Area requi 1.45 m2
    area provi 3.68 m2
    Lx 1600 mm
    Ly 2300 mm
    cx 230 mm
    cy 450 mm
    assumed p 0.25
    fck 20 N/mm2
    fy 415 N/mm2
    tc 0.357 Mpa
    dx 85.952165404125
    dy 116.066792699
    ks1 2.4565217391304
    ks2 1.0111111111111
    ksx 1
    ksy 1
    ks 1 A B C
    tcz 1.1180339887499 5301.563 -1520.526 188500
    d1 Err:502
    d2 Err:502
    d 116.066792699 Err:502
    d 116.066792699
    bar dia 16
    D 199.066792699
    D 200
    dx 117
    dy 101
    qmax,gross76.834239130435
    cantilever 1370
    Mux 147414854.16667
    ptx Err:502
    AstX Err:502
    cantilever 925
    MuY 46749365.942029
    ptY 1.0014820232099
    AstY 1011.496843442

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