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2. Evaluate the factor of safety against overturning, FSo, 10. The footing is subjected to a moment of 126 kN-m and a total vertical load of
A. 4.2 B. 3.7 C. 2.9 D. 2.2 280 kN. Find the minimum width (m) of the footing to prevent uplift.
A. 2.7 B. 1.4 C. 1.0 D. 2.3
3. Solve for the maximum lateral force H that can be applied to the column without
causing uplift, in kN. Given: Resisting Moment, Mr = 440 kN-m
A. 342 B. 307 C. 275 D. 242 Overturning Moment, Mot = 260 kN-m
Total Vertical Load = 265 kN
SITUATION. Refer to the figure shown. 11. Find the minimum width (m) of the footing to prevent uplift.
Given: Footing dimensions, B = 2.5 m A. 4.1 B. 1.4 C. 2.9 D. 2.1
Column dimension, c = 500 mm
Footing thickness, t = 500 mm Given: Footing width = 3.00 m
Depth of soil, z = 1 m Resisting Moment, Mr = 500 kN-m
Concrete density, γc = 24 kN/m³ Overturning Moment, Mot = 265 kN-m
Soil density, γs = 17 kN/m³ Total Vertical Load = 335 kN
12. Which of the following gives the maximum soil bearing pressure?
Loads: A. 290 kPa B. 179 kPa C. 223 kPa D. 319 kPa
Dead loads, PDL = 300 kN, MDL = 50 kN-m
Live loads, PLL = 150 kN, MLL = 100 kN-m SITUATION. A 300 mm thick concrete wall is to be centrally located on a footing.
Earthquake, PE = 100 kN, ME = 200 kN-m The allowable soil bearing pressure is 192 kPa.
P 13. The footing is to be designed for a moment of 160 kN-m and a total vertical
M B load of 320 kN. What should be the minimum footing width (m) to prevent uplift?
A. 3.0 B. 2.25 C. 1.9 D. 1.5