The document summarizes the design of a pad footing for bio reactor tanks. It includes a plan view of the pad footing with dimensions. Reinforcement details are shown for the bottom and top of the footing in both the X and Y directions. Punching shear and one-way shear checks are also included to verify the design is adequate. The calculated demands are found to be less than the capacities, and therefore the pad footing design is approved.
The document summarizes the design of a pad footing for bio reactor tanks. It includes a plan view of the pad footing with dimensions. Reinforcement details are shown for the bottom and top of the footing in both the X and Y directions. Punching shear and one-way shear checks are also included to verify the design is adequate. The calculated demands are found to be less than the capacities, and therefore the pad footing design is approved.
The document summarizes the design of a pad footing for bio reactor tanks. It includes a plan view of the pad footing with dimensions. Reinforcement details are shown for the bottom and top of the footing in both the X and Y directions. Punching shear and one-way shear checks are also included to verify the design is adequate. The calculated demands are found to be less than the capacities, and therefore the pad footing design is approved.
Mesh Size = T16-200 = 1005 mm2/m No additional Rebar is required. Therefore OK
Bottom Reinforcement at X & Y Direction
Top Reinforcement X & Y Dir. Mesh Size = T12-200 = 565 mm2/m No additional Rebar is required. Therefore OK
Top Reinforcement at X & Y Direction
Punching Shear Checks
Max. footing punching D/C ratio = 0.214
Thickness chosen to provide compression development length of dowels according to ACI Sec. 25.4.9.2 ldc = 0.043 * fy * 1.0 * db = 0.043 * 420 * 16 mm = 290 mm h ≥ ldc + r + db,dwl + 2db,bars + clear cover bott. h ≥ 290 + (6x16) + 16 + 2(16) + 50 = 484 mm, Use H = 500 mm. Therefore, O.K. One-Way Shear Checks