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631.41 6 6
minimum pressure = 2.5 × 2.5
− 2.60417
− 2.60417
= 96.4176 kN/m 2
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for sliding
Along X Direction
Sliding force = 5 kN
max Resisting force = µ x Total Service load on foundation
Total dead load of service state on foundation = 631.41 - 60.9 = 570.51 kN
Hence Max Possible Resisting Sliding force = 0.45 × 570.51 = 256.729 kN
FOS Sliding = 256.729/5 = 51.3458 > 1.5
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force = 5 kN
max Resisting force = µ x Total Service load on foundation
Hence Max possible Resisting Sliding force = 0.45 × 570.51 = 256.729 kN
FOS Sliding = 256.729/5 = 51.3458 > 1.5
Hence OK
Along Resultant Direction
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning
WRT Z Direction
Overturning Moment = 6 kN·m
Max Resisting Moment = 0.5 × 2.5 × 570.51 = 713.137 kN·m
FOS Sliding = 713.137/6 = 118.856 > 1.5
Hence OK
WRT X Direction
Overturning Moment =0
Max Resisting Moment = 0.5 × 2.5 × 570.51 = 713.137 kN·m
FOS Sliding = 713.137/6 = 118.856 > 1.5
Hence OK
Comparison
Table 1: Australian verification example 1 comparison
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for sliding
Along X Direction
Sliding force = 0
max Resisting force = µ x Total Service load on foundation =0.5 (1,887.96 kN) = 943.98
kN
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ x Total Service load on foundation =0.5 (1,887.96 kN) = 943.98
kN
Hence OK
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning
Along X Direction
Overturning Moment =50 kNm
max resisting Moment = 0.5 · (4 m) · (1,887.96 kN) = 3,775.92 kNm
Hence FOS = 3,775.92/50 = 75.52 > 1.5
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Overturning Moment =50 kNm
max resisting Moment = 0.5 · (4 m) · (1,887.96 kN) = 3,775.92 kNm
Hence FOS = 3,775.92/50 = 75.52 > 1.5
Hence OK
Factored Design
Axial Load = 387.96 kN + 1.4(1,500 kN) = 2,487.96 kN
MX =1.4 x 50 =70 kNm
MZ =1.4 x 50 =70 kNm
σ1 = V/A - Mx/Zx + Mz/Zz = 155.4975 kN/m2
σ2 = V/A - Mx/Zx - Mz/Zz = 142.3729 kN/m2
σ3 = V/A + Mx/Zx - Mz/Zz = 155.4975 kN/m2
σ4 = V/A + Mx/Zx + Mz/Zz = 168.6221 kN/m2
Minimum area of steel Astmin = 0.001696 · b · d = 0.001696× 4,000 × 532 = 3,609 mm2
calculated Steel = 4,173 mm2
So Take 4,173 mm2
Minimum area of steel Astmin = 0.00170 · b · d = 0.001696× 4,000 × 532 = 3,609 mm2
calculated Steel = 4,173 mm2
So Take 4,173 mm2
Provide 12 mm bars @ 100 mm c/c
So, provided area of steel = 4,409 mm2
τc = ϕ × β1 × β2 × β3
3 Ast × f c
b×d
( )( )( )3 4,4, 000
= 0.7 1.175 1 1
409 × 25
× 532
= 0.3066 N/mm2
τc = ϕ × β1 × β2 × β3
3 Ast × f c
b×d
( )( )( )3 4,4, 000
= 0.7 1.175 1 1
409 × 25
× 532
= 0.3066 N/mm2
Punching Shear
Punching Shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5 · d from the column face.
Effective depth for punching shear, deff = (600 - 50 - 1.0 x 12) mm = 538 mm
u = 4,552 mm, a = 600+538 = 1,138mm
Vmax = (42- (1.138)2 × (155.49 - 24) = 1,933.55 kN
τv = Vmax/(u × d) = 1,933.55 (10)3/(4,552 × 538) = 0.789 N/mm2
/ /
1.0 + u × M u,max 1 + 4, 552 × 785.87(10)6
τc = ϕfcv 8V max × a × d
= 0.7(1.7) 8 × 1, 933, 000 × 1, 138 × 538
= 0.8639 N/mm2
τv < τc
Hence safe
Comparison
Table 2: Australian verification example 2 comparison
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning
Sliding force =0
Comparison
Table 3: Australian verification example 3 comparison
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning
About Z Direction
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 5 m (1,339.8 KN) /2 = 3,349.5 KNm
Hence OK
Wrt X Direction
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 3 m (1,339.8 KN) /2 = 2,009.7 KNm
Hence OK
Punching Shear
For Column One
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5 · d from the column face.
Pm = 4 · (300 mm + 432 mm) = 2,928 mm
Vmax = (840+1.125+(0.732^2/15)*187.5- 120*0.732^2) = 783.52kN
τv = Vmax/(Pm · d) = 783.52 KN · 1000/(2,928 mm · 432 mm) = 0.619 N/mm2
τc = ϕ · [0.34 · √(fc)] = 0.7 · [0.34 · √(25)] = 1.19 N/mm2
τv < τc , Hence safe
For Column Two
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d from the column face.
Pm = 2,976 mm
Vmax = (770+1.125+(0.732^2/15)*187.5- 120*0.732^2) = 713.52kN
τv = Vmax/(Pm · d) = 713.52 KN · 1000/(2,928 mm · 432 mm) = 0.564 N/mm2
τc = ϕ · [0.34 · √(fc)] = 0.7 · [0.34 · √(25)] = 1.19 N/mm2
τv < τc , Hence safe
Comparison
Table 4: Australian verification example 4 comparison
Problem
A column 400 mm × 400 mm carries a dead load of 800 kN and an imposed load of 300 kN. The safe bearing
pressure is 200 kN/m2. Design a square base to resist the loads. The concrete is grade 35 and the reinforcement
is grade 460.
Size of base
Assuming that the thickness of the footing is 600 mm,
Self-weight of footing = 2.5 × 2.5 × 0.6 × 25 = 93.75 kN
Therefore, Service load = Dead load + Imposed load + Self weight
= (800 + 300 + 93.75) kN = 1,193.75 kN
Area required = 1,193.75 kN / 200 kN/m2 = 5.96875 m2
Make the base 2.5 m × 2.5 m.
Moment Steel
Ultimate load = (1.4 × 800) + (1.6 × 300) = 1,600 kN.
M 352.8 × 106
K = 2
= = 0.0144 < 0.156
bd f CU 2,500 × 5302 × 35
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 -
K
0.9
) = 0.984d
Therefore z = 0.95d,
M YY 352.8 × 106
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 0.95 × 460 × 0.95 × 530
= 1,603.42mm2
Minimum area of steel = 0.0015 × B × d = 0.0015 × 2500 × 530 = 1,987.5 mm2 < AS (Hence Safe)
Let us provide 8 nos. 20 mm bars, AS = 2,512 mm2.
vc1 =
min
{
5
0.8 f CU
= 4.7328N/mm2 > v
(Hence Safe)
{ ( )} { ( )} { ( )}
f CU 1/3
100AS 1/3 400 1/4
25
0.79 min bd max d min
1 40
3
25
vc = 1.25
=
{ (
100 × 2,512 1/3
0.79 min 2,500 × 530
3
)} { ( )}
400 1/4
max 430
1
35 1/3
25
( )
1.25
0.79(0.19)1/3(1)1/4(1.4)1/3
= 1.25
= 0.407N/mm2 > v
(Hence Safe)
Hence no shear reinforcement is required.
Punching Shear
Effective depth, d = 600 - 40 - 20 -10 = 530 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 1.5d = 795 mm from the column face. The critical perimeter is shown
in Figure 6.3.
Perimeter = (400 + 795 + 795) × 4 = 1,990 × 4 = 7,960 mm
Shear = 256 × (2.52 - 1.992) = 586.21 kN
v = 586.21 × 103 / (7,960 × 530) = 0.139 N / mm2 < VC (Hence Safe).
Hence no shear reinforcement is required.
Spacing
We provided 8 nos. 20 mm bars, AS = 2,512 mm2.
Spacing = (2500 - 40 × 2 - 20) / (8 -1) = 342.86 mm.
Comparison
Table 5: British verification example 1 comparison
Problem
The characteristic loads for an internal column footing in a building are given in the following table. The
proposed dimensions for the column and base are shown in Figure 6.4. The safe bearing pressure of soil is 150
kN / m2. The materials to be used in the foundation are grade 35 concrete and grade 460 reinforcement.
M 395.94 × 106
K = 2
= = 0.012 < 0.156
bd f CU 3,600 × 5052 × 35
(Hence Safe)
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 -
K
0.9
) = 0.987d
Therefore z = 0.95d,
M YY 395.943 × 106
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 0.95 × 460 × 0.95 × 505
= 1,888.6mm2
The minimum area of steel = 0.13 x 3,600 x 575 / 100 = 2,691 mm2 > calculated area of steel.
Provide minimum steel.
M 619.862 × 106
K = 2
= = 0.025 < 0.156
bd f CU 2,800 × 5052 × 35
(Hence Safe)
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 -
K
0.9
) = 0.96d
Therefore z = 0.95d,
M YY 619.862 × 106
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 0.95 × 460 × 0.95 × 505
= 2,956.6mm2
The minimum area of steel = 0.13 x 2,800 x 575 / 100 = 2,093 mm2 < calculated area of steel. (Hence safe)
vc1 =
min
{0.8 f CU
5
= 4.7328 N/mm2 > v
(Hence Safe)
{ ( )} { ( )} { ( )}
f CU 1/3
100AS 1/3 400 1/4
25
0.79 min bd max d min
1 40
3
25
vc = 1.25
{ (
0.79 min
3
2,800 × 505
)} { ( )}
100 × 2,956.6 1/3 400 1/4
max 505
1
25
( )
35 1/3
1.25
0.79(0.206)1/3(1)1/4(1.4)1/3
= 1.25
= 0.420N/mm2 > v
vc1 =
min
{0.8 f CU
5
= 4.7328 N/mm2 > v
(Hence Safe)
{ ( )} { ( )} { ( )}
f CU 1/3
100AS 1/3 400 1/4
25
0.79 min bd max d min
1 40
3
25
vc = 1.25
=
{ (
0.79 min 3,600 × 505
3
)} { ( )}
100 × 2,691 1/3 400 1/4
max 450
1
25
( )
35 1/3
1.25
0.79(0.148)1/3(1)1/4(1.4)1/3
= 1.25
= 0.374N/mm2 > v
Punching Shear
The punching shear will be calculated for an area outside the area enclosed by the rectangle at a distance 1.5d
from the column face as shown in Figure 6.7.
Comparison
Table 7: British verification example 2 comparison
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning and sliding
Along X Direction
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation =0.5 × 1777.922 = 888.961
KN
Hence OK
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 3.85 × 1777.922 = 3422.5 KNm
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation =0.5 × 1777.922 = 888.961
KN
Hence OK
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 3.85 × 1777.922 = 3422.5 KNm
Hence OK
Hence safe
Moment About Z Axis
Bending moment at critical section, Muz = 141.676 × 3.85 x1.775x1.775/2 = 859.26 KN-m
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 12 mm bar, effective depth
deff = (750-50-1.5 × 12) mm = 682 mm
M ux
K = 2
= 0.0192 < 0.156
bd f CU
Hence safe
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 -
K
0.9
) = 0.979d
So, Z= 0.95d
M uz
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 3,364.9mm2
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 -
K
0.9
) = 0.979d
So, Z= 0.95d
M uz
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 3,364.9mm2
vc1 =
min
{ 0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.168N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
1
d = 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
25
V3 = = 1 N/mm2
40
min 25
1/3( )1/4( )
0.79(V 1) V2 V3
Vc = 1.25
= 0.349N/mm2
2d V c
Vce = av
= 0.698N/mm2
100 Ast
Percentage of steel pt = B × de
= 0.168
vc1 =
min
{ 0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.168 N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
1
d = 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
25
V3 = = 1 N/mm2
40
min 25
1/3( )1/4( )
0.79(V 1) V2 V3
Vc = 1.25
= 0.349 N/mm2
2d V c
Vce = av
= 0.698 N/mm2
Punching Shear
Effective depth for punching shear check, deff = (750 - 50 - 1.5 × 12) mm = 682 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 1.5d = 1,023 mm from the column face.
Area within Critical Perimeter Am = 5.5885 m2
Vu = Pr×(B×H - Am) = 141.68 × (3.852 - 5.504) = 1,320.29 kN
Critical perimeter Pm = 2 X (b + h + 6 × d) = 9.319 m
Vm1 = Vu/(Pm · d) = 0.201 N/mm2
vt1 =
min
{0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.167 N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
1
d = 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
25
V3 = = 1 N/mm2
40
min 25
1/3( )1/4( )
0.79(V 1) V2 V3
Vc = 1.25
= 0.347 N/mm2
Bar Spacing
In the X Direction
3, 754 × 4
Required No. of 12 mm bar = = 34
π × 12 2
3, 850 − 50 × 2 − 12
Required Spacing = 34 − 1
= 113 mm
3, 850 − 50 × 2 − 12
Required Spacing = 34 − 1
= 113 mm
Comparison
Table 8: British verification example 3 comparison
Note: (1) This value is not reported in the output if there is no lateral force.
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning and sliding
Along X Direction
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation = 0.5 × 2,780.06 = 1,390.03
KN
Hence OK
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 5.3 × 2,780.06 = 7,367.15 KNm
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation = 0.5 × 2,780.06 = 1,390.03
KN
Hence OK
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 5.3 × 2,780.06 = 7,367.15 KNm
Hence OK
Hence safe
About Z Axis
Bending moment at critical section, Mux = 99.68 x 5.3 x 2.45 × 2.45 / 2 = 1,585.57 KN-m
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 12 mm bar, effective depth
deff = (750-50-1.5 x 16) mm = 676 mm
M ux
K = 2
= 0.0262 < 0.156
bd f CU
Hence safe
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 −
K
0.9
) = 0.97d
So, Z= 0.95d
M uz
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 6,262.42 mm2
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 −
K
0.9
) = 0.97d
So, Z= 0.95d
M uz
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 6, 262.42 mm2
vc1 =
min
{0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.185 N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
1
d = 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
25
V3 = = 1 N/mm2
40
min 25
1/3( )1/4( )1/3
0.79(V 1) V2 V3
Vc = 1.25
= 0.36 N/mm2
2d V c
Vce = av
= 0.72 N/mm2
vc1 =
min
{0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.185 N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
1
d = 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
25
V3 = = 1 N/mm2
40
min 25
1/3( )1/4( )1/3
0.79(V 1) V2 V3
Vc = 1.25
= 0.36 N/mm2
2d V c
Vce = av
= 0. = 72 N/mm2
Punching Shear
Effective depth for punching shear check, deff = (750 - 50 - 1.5 × 16) mm = 676 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 1.5d = 1,014 mm from the column face.
Area within Critical Perimeter Am = (1.014 + 0.4 +1.014) × (1.014 + 0.4 + 1.014 ) = 5.895 m2
Vu = Pr×(B×H - Am) = 2,212.37 kN
Critical perimeter Pm = 2 × (b + h + 6d) = 9.712 m
Vm1 = Vu/(Pm × d) = 0.337 N/mm2
vt1 =
min
{0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.183 N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
1
d = 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
25
V3 = = 1 N/mm2
40
min 25
1/3( )1/4( )
0.79(V 1) V2 V3
Vc = 1.25
= 0.359 N/mm2
Bar Spacing
In the X Direction
6,262 × 4
No. of 16 mm bar = = 32
π × 16 2
5,300 - 50 × 2 - 16
Spacing = 32 - 1
= 167 mm
Comparison
Table 9: British verification example 4 comparison
Mx=0
Mz = 80 KNm
σ1 = V/A – Mx/Zx + Mz/Zz = 118.694 KN/m2
σ2 = V/A – Mx/Zx - Mz/Zz = 98.953 KN/m2
σ3 = V/A + Mx/Zx - Mz/Zz = 98.953 KN/m2
σ4 = V/A + Mx/Zx + Mz/Zz = 118.694 KN/m2
Maximum soil pressure = 118.694 KN/m2 < 120 KN/m2
Hence safe
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning and sliding
Along X Direction
Sliding force = 0
max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation = 0.5×1,449.8 = 724.9 KN
Hence OK
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 0.5×3.63×1,449.8 = 2,645.885 KNm
Hence OK
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning and sliding
Along Z Direction
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation =0.5×1449.8 = 724.9 KN
Hence OK
Overturning Moment =80 KNm
max resisting Moment = 0.5×3.63×1449.8 = 2645.885 KNm
Hence FOS =2645.885 / 80 = 33.074
Hence OK
Hence safe
M ux
K = 2
= 0.0152 < 0.156
bd f CU
Hence safe
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 −
K
0.9
) = 0.983d
So, Z= 0.95d
M uz
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 2, 720 mm2
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 −
K
0.9
) = 0.97d
So, Z= 0.95d
M uz
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 2, 560 mm2
V u,max =
1
2
(139.922 + 132.479) × 0.993 × 3.65 = 493.65kN
Developed shear stress V = 493.65(10)3/(3,650×682) = 0.198 N/mm2
vc1 =
min
{0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.143 N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
d
1
= 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
25
V3 = = 1 N/mm2
40
min 25
1/3( )1/4( )1/3
0.79(V 1) V2 V3
Vc = 1.25
= 0.331 N/mm2
2d V c
Vce = av
= 0.662 N/mm2
Along Z Direction
100 Ast
Percentage of steel pt = B × de
= 0.143
vc1 =
min
{ 0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.143 N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
1
d = 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
25
V3 = = 1 N/mm2
40
min 25
2d V c
Vce = av
= 0.662 N/mm2
Punching Shear
Effective depth for punching shear check, deff = (750 - 50 - 1.5 × 12) mm = 682 mm
Per BS8110-997, 3.7.6.2, punching shear strength will be increased by 15% if there is a moment acting at the
bottom of footing.
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 1.5d = 1,023 mm from the column face.
Area within Critical Perimeter, Am = (1.023 + 0.3 + 1.023) × (1.023 + 0.3 + 1.023) = 2.346 ×2.346 = 5.504 m2
Average pressure Pr over the punching shear region (see next figure) = (134.985 + 117.22 + 134.985 +
117.22)/4 = 126.103 kN/m2
Punching force = Vu = (Factored Column load - Pr × Am) × 1.15 = (1680 - 126.103 ×
5.504) × 1.15 = 1133.863 kN
Critical perimeter Pm = 2 ×( b + h + 6d) = 9.384 m
Vm1 = Vu/(Pm × d) = 0.177 N/mm2
vt1 =
min
{0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.143 N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
1
d = 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
25
V3 = = 1 N/mm2
40
min 25
1/3( )1/4( )1/3
0.79(V 1) V2 V3
Vc = 1.25
= 0.331 N/mm2
Bar Spacing
In the X Direction
3, 559 × 4
No. of 12 mm bar = = 32
π × 12 2
3, 650 − 50 × 2 − 12
Spacing = 32 − 1
= 115mm
3, 650 − 50 × 2 − 12
Spacing = 32 − 1
= 115mm
Comparison
Table 10: British verification example 5 comparison
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning and sliding
Along X Direction
Sliding force = 100 KN
max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation = 0.5 × 1,905.42 = 952.71 KN
Hence OK
Overturning Moment = 75
max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 4.65 × 1,905.42 = 4,430.1 KN·m
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force = 0
max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation = 0.5 × 1,905.42 = 952.71 KN
Hence OK
Overturning Moment = 0
max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 4.65 × 1,905.42 = 4,430.1 KN·m
Hence OK
Hence safe
Force due to upward pressure from soil, F = ((103.387 + 90.855) /2) × 2.175 × 4.65 =
982.258 KN
Lever arm, LA = 2.175 × 0.5 = 1.088 m
Moment = F x LA =1,068.21 KNm
M ux
K = 2
= 0.0198 < 0.156
bd f CU
Hence safe
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 −
K
0.9
) = 0.977d
So, Z= 0.95d
M uz
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 4, 368 mm2
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 −
K
0.9
) = 0.97d
So, Z= 0.95d
M uz
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 4, 192 mm2
V u,max =
1
2
(103.387 + 99.363) × 1.493 × 4.65 = 703.792 kN
Developed shear stress V = 703.792(10)3/ (4,650×682) = 0.222 N/mm2
vc1 =
min
{0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.15 N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
d
1
= 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
25
V3 = = 1 N/mm2
40
min 25
1/3( )1/4( )1/3
0.79(V 1) V2 V3
Vc = 1.25
= 0.336 N/mm2
2d V c
Vce = av
= 0.671 N/mm2
Along Z Direction
Critical section for moment is at a dist, d, from the face of column
100 Ast
Percentage of steel pt = B × de
= 0.15
vc1 =
min
{0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.15 N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
1
d = 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
25
V3 = = 1 N/mm2
40
min 25
2d V c
Vce = av
= 0.671 N/mm2
Punching Shear
Effective depth for punching shear check, deff = (650 - 50 - 1.5 × 12) mm = 682 mm
If there is a moment acting at the bottom of footing , punching shear force will be increased by 15% per
BS8110-997, 3.7.6.2.
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 1.5d = 1,023 mm from the column face.
Area within Critical Perimeter Am = 2.346 × 2.346 = 5.504 m2
Average pressure over the punching area = 0.5 × (93.96 + 100.282) = 97.121 kN/m2 (see the next figure)
Vu = (V- Pr× Am) × 1.15 = (2100 - 97.121 × 5.504) x 1.15 = 1,800.26 KN
Critical perimeter Pm = 2 × (b + h + 6d) = 9.384 m
Vm1 = Vu/(Pm × d) = 0.281 N/mm2
vt1 =
min
{
0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.148 N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
d
1
= 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
25
V3 = = 1 N/mm2
40
min 25
Bar Spacing
In the X Direction
4, 534 × 4
Required No. of 12 mm bar = = 41
π × 12 2
4, 650 − 50 × 2 − 12
Required Spacing = 41 − 1
= 113 mm
4, 650 − 50 × 2 − 12
Required Spacing = 41 − 1
= 113 mm
ß = 0.5
Hence Fbu = ß × √fc =0.5 × 5 = 2.5
Ld = 0.95x fy × ϕ / 4Fbu = 0.95x 415x25/4x2.5 = 985.6 mm
available length = 1,725 mm
Hence OK
Comparison
Table 11: British verification example 6 comparison
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning and sliding
Along X Direction
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation =0.5 × 1,854.375 = 927.188
KN
Hence OK
Overturning Moment = 50 KNm
max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 4.5 × 1,854.375 = 4,172.344 KNm
Hence FOS = 4,172.344 / 50 = 82.5> 1.5
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation =0.5 × 1,854.375 = 927.188
KN
Hence OK
Overturning Moment = 50 KNm
max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 4.5 × 1,854.375 = 4,172.344 KNm
Hence safe
About X Axis
Avg Base Pressure at one edge= (94.4856+103.7037)/2 = 99.0952 KN/m2
Avg Base Pressure at other edge= (103.7037+112.9218)/2 = 108.3128 KN/m2
Average pressure at the right side face of the column (see next figure) = 104.011 kN/m2
Force due to soil pressure, F = (108.313 +104.011)/2 × 2.1 × 4.5 = 1,003.23 KN
Lever arm, LA = (104.011+2×108.313)×2.1/3×(104.011+108.313) = 1.057m
Moment = F × LA = 1,060.505 kN·m
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 12 mm bar, effective depth
deff = (700-50-1.5 × 12) mm = 632 mm
M
ux
K = 2
= 0.0236 < 0.156
bd f CU
Hence safe
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 −
K
0.9
) = 0.973d
So, Z= 0.95d
M uz
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 4, 042 mm2
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 −
K
0.9
) = 0.973d
So, Z= 0.95d
M uz
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 4, 042 mm2
V u,max =
1
2
(108.313 + 105.306) × 1.468 × 4.5 = 705.58 kN
Developed shear stress V = 705.58(10)3 / (4,500×632) = 0.248 N/mm2
vc1 =
min
{0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.148 N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
d
1
= 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
25
V3 = = 1 N/mm2
40
min 25
1/3( )1/4( )1/3
0.79(V 1) V2 V3
Vc = 1.25
= 0.335 N/mm2
2d V c
Vce = av
= 0.70 N/mm2
100 Ast
Percentage of steel pt = B × de
= 0.148
V u,max =
1
2
(103.704 + 100.697 + 109.915 + 112.922) × 0.25 × 1.4683 × 4.5 = 705.583 kN
Developed shear stress V = 705.583(10)3 / (4,500×632) = 0.248 N/mm2
vc1 =
min
{0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.148 N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
d
1
= 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
25
V3 = = 1 N/mm2
40
min 25
2d V c
Vce = av
= 0.70 N/mm2
Punching Shear
Effective depth for punching shear check, deff = (700-50-1.5 × 12) mm = 632 mm
As per BS8110-997, 3.7.6.2, punching shear force will be increased by 15% if there is a moment acting at the
bottom of footing.
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 1.5d from the column face.
Area within Critical Perimeter, Am = (0.948 + 0.3 + 0.948) × (0.948 + 0.3 + 0.948) =
2.196 × 2.196 = 4.822 m2
Average soil pressure over punching area, Pr = 0.25 × (108.2021 + 103.704 + 103.704 +
99.2053) = 103.704 kN/m2
Punching shear force, Vmax = factored column load - upward force from soil pressure on punching area =
Vmax = (2,100 - 103.704 × 4.822) × 1.15 = 1,839.882 kN
Critical perimeter Pm = 2 ×( b + h + 6d) = 8.784 m
Vm1 = Vmax/(Pm × d) = 0.331 N/mm2
vt1 =
min
{
0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.15 N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
1
d = 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
25
V3 = = 1 N/mm2
40
min 25
1/3( )1/4( )1/3
0.79(V 1) V2 V3
Vc = 1.25
= 0.335 N/mm2
Bar Spacing
In the X Direction
4, 095 × 4
Required No. of 12 mm bar = = 37
π × 12 2
4, 500 − 50 × 2 − 12
Required Spacing = 37 − 1
= 120 mm
4, 095 × 4
Required No. of 12 mm bar = = 37
π × 12 2
4, 500 − 50 × 2 − 12
Required Spacing = 37 − 1
= 120 mm
Comparison
Table 12: British verification example 7 comparison
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning
About Z Direction
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 0.5×5×1,222.954 = 3,057.385 kN·m
Hence OK
About X Direction
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 0.5 ×2 ×1,222.954 = 1,222.954 kN·m
Hence OK
Hence OK
Moment About Z Axis (hogging)
Bending moment at critical section, Mux = 171.299 kN·m
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 12 mm bar, effective depth
deff = (600 - 50 - 1.5×12) mm = 532 mm
M
ux 171.299(10)6
K = = = 0.0121 < 0.156
25(2,000)(532)2
2
f CU bd
Hence OK
Moment About X Axis
Cantilever length= (2 - 0.3) / 2 = 0.85 m
Bending moment at critical section, Mux = 140×5×0.852 / 2 =252.875 kN·m
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 12 mm bar, effective depth
deff = (600 - 50 - 0.5×12) mm = 532 mm
M ux 252.875(10)6
K = = = 0.00715 < 0.156
25(5,000)(532)2
2
f CU bd
Hence OK
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 −
K
0.9
) = 0.986d
So, Z= 0.95d
M uz
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 468 mm2
Minimum area of steel Astmin = 0.0013×B×D = 1,383 mm2 (as fy > 250)
Provided area = 1,583 mm2
Along X Direction (Top)
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 −
K
0.9
) = 0.994d
So, Z= 0.95d
M uz
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 793 mm2
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 −
K
0.9
) = 0.986d
So, Z= 0.95d
M uz
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 1, 170 mm2
Vumax = 226.649 KN
Developed shear stress V = 226.649(10)3 / (2,000×532) = 0.276 N/mm2
vc1 =
min
{0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.149 N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
1
d = 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
25
V3 = = 1 N/mm2
40
min 25
1/3( )1/4( )
0.79(V 1) V2 V3
Vc = 1.25
= 0.335 N/mm2
2d V c
Vce = av
= 0.67 N/mm2
Punching Shear
For Column One
Effective depth for punching shear check, deff = (600 - 50 - 1.0×12) mm = 538 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 1.5d = 807 mm from the column face. Punching shear strength will be
increased by 15% if there is moment applied to the bottom of footing per BS8110-1997, 3.7.6.2.
Two-way shear = 189.03 x 1.15 = 217.385kN
Pm = 300×2+300×2 + 538×12 = 7,656 mm
τv = Vmax/(Pm × d) = 217. 385(10)3 / (7,656×538) =0.053 N/mm2
vt1 =
min
{0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
vt1 =
min
{0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
Comparison
Table 13: British verification example 8 comparison
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning
About Z Direction
Overturning Moment = 60 KNm
max resisting Moment = 0.5×5.9×1423.5 = 4,199.325 KNm
So FOS = 4,199.325 / 60 = 69.99 > 1.5
Hence OK
About X Direction
Overturning Moment = 0
max resisting Moment = 0.5×2.5×1,423.5 = 1,779.375 KNm
Hence OK
Hence OK
Moment About Z Axis (hogging)
Bending moment at critical section, Mux = 233.56 kN·m
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 12 mm bar, effective depth
deff = (500 - 50 - 1.5×12) mm = 532 mm
M ux 233.56(10)6
K = = = 0.0132 < 0.156
25(2,500)(532)2
2
f CU bd
Hence OK
Moment About X Axis
Cantilever length = (2.5 - 0.3) / 2 = 1.1 m
Ultimate soil bearing pressure w/o self-weight (Max) = 1.4 x 1200/(5.9 x 2.5) + 1.4 x60 / Z = 118.035
KN/m2
Ultimate soil bearing pressure w/o self-weight (Min) = 1.4 x 1200/(5.9 x 2.5) - 1.4 x60 / Z = 109.762 KN/m2
Hence OK
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 −
K
0.9
) = 0.99d
So, Z= 0.95d
M uz
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 761 mm2
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 −
K
0.9
) = 0.985d
So, Z= 0.95d
M uz
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 1, 080 mm2
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 −
K
0.9
) = 0.99d
So, Z= 0.95d
M uz
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 1, 882 mm2
Vumax = 317.771 kN
vc1 =
min
{ 0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.17N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
1
d = 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
25
V3 = = 1 N/mm2
40
min 25
1/3( )1/4( )
0.79(V 1) V2 V3
Vc = 1.25
= 0.351 N/mm2
2d V c
Vce = av
= 0.702 N/mm2
Punching Shear
For Column One
Effective depth for punching shear check, deff = (600 - 50 - 1.0×12) mm = 538 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 1.5d = 807 mm from the column face. Punching shear strength will be
increased by 15% if there is moment applied to the bottom of footing per BS8110-1997, 3.7.6.2.
Two-way shear = 476.443 kN
Pm = 300×2+300×2 + 538×12 = 7,656 mm
τv = Vmax/(Pm × d) = 476.443(10)3 / (7,656×538) = 0.116 N/mm2
vt1 =
min
{0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
vt1 =
min
{
0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
Comparison
Table 14: British verification example 9 comparison
92.2372 92.2252
Problem
Design a rectangular base to support two columns carrying the following loads:
The columns are each 350 mm square and are spaced at 2.5 m centers. The width of the base is not to exceed 2.0
m. The safe bearing pressure on the ground is 180 kN/m2. The materials are grade 35 concrete and grade 460
reinforcement.
Let us assume that the self weight of the base is 130 kN.
Total vertical load = 310 + 160 + 430 + 220 + 130 = 1,250 kN.
Area of base = 1,250 / 160 = 7.81 m2 (considering safe base pressure as 160 kN/m2).
Length of base = 7.81/2 = 3.91 m
Let the dimension of the mat be as follows,
Width = 2 m,
Length = 4.5 m,
Depth = 0.6 m.
Hence self-weight of mat = 2 × 4.5 × 0.6 × 24 = 129.6 kN.
Hence, total vertical load = 310 + 160 + 430 + 220 + 129.6 = 1,249.6 kN.
M = 470 ×1.75 - 650 × 1.05 = -1.2 kN-m
Maximum base pressure = 1,249.6 / (2 × 4.5) + 1.2/6.75 = 139.02 kN/m2 < 180 kN/m2
(Hence safe).
The distance of center of gravity from column 1 is checked for service load case 1:
x = (954 × 2.5)/(690 + 954) = 1.45 m.
The soil pressure is checked for service loads for case 1:
Base area = 4.5 × 2 =9.0 m2,
Base modulus = 2 × 4.52 / 6 = 6.75 m3.
Direct load = 690 + 954 = 1,644 kN
Self weight will be cancelled when moment is calculated
The moment about the centerline of the base is,
M = 690 × 1.45 - 945 ×1.05 = -1.2 kN-m.
Maximum pressure = 1,664 / 9 + 1.2 / 6.75 = 182.85 kN / m2
Minimum pressure = 1,664 / 9 - 1.2 / 6.75 = 182.49 kN / m2
Critical shear is at d distance (left side) from right column face = 250.8 kNm
Critical shear is at d distance (left side) from right column face = 169.5 kNm
Hence Safe
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 −
K
0.9
) = 0.988d
Therefore z = 0.95d,
M XX 287.43(10)6
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 0.95 × 460 × (0.95 × 550)
= 1, 260 mm2
The minimum area of steel = 0.13×2000×600 / 100 = 1,560 mm2 > calculated area of steel.
Provide minimum steel.
Provide 16 bars 12 mm in diameter at 125 mm centers to give area of 1,808 mm2.
Hence Safe
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 -
K
0.9
) = 0.995d
Therefore z = 0.95d,
M XX 100.1(10)6
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 0.95 × 460 × (0.95 × 550)
= 437 mm2
The minimum area of steel = 0.13×2000×600 / 100 = 1,560 mm2 > calculated area of steel.
Provide minimum steel as above.
250.8(10)3
V = 2, 000 × 550
= 0.228N/mm2
{ ( )} { ( )} { ( )}
f CU 1/3
100AS 1/3 400 1/4
25
0.79 min bd max d min
1 40
3
25
vc = 1.25
=
{ (
0.79 min 2, 000 × 550
3
)} { ( )}
100 × 1, 808 1/3 400 1/4
max 550
1
( )35 1/3
25
1.25
1/3 1/4
(
0.79 0.1644 ) ( 1 ) ( 1.4)1/3
= 1.25
= 0.39 N/mm2 > v
Comparison
Table 15: British verification example comparison
Longitudinal Bending 277.74 for load III 265.84 for load III using 4.5%
Moment that causes Results Along Line
tension on bottom (kN·m)
Longitudinal Bending 99.54 for load I 98.62 for load I using Negligible
Moment that causes Results Along Line
tension on top (kN·m)
Note: There is larger difference (6.2%) for Area of Steel required for longitudinal moment at bottom because the
maximum moment is used to calculate the required steel area in STAAD Foundation Advanced where as the
average moment is used to calculate required steel area in the hand calculation.
Self-wt of footing, wt of soil and surcharge are not included for shear and moment computations
Design started with trial dimensions of 5.0m×5.0m×1.0m
Serviceability Check
The net moments are given by:
Mz = +45.89 - (-300×1.0) + (-500×0.3) = 195.89 kN·m
Mx = - 98.32 + (-200×1.0) - (-500×0.3) = -148.32 kN·m
The pressure at the four corners are given by:
σ1 = ((500+800.395)/ 25) + (6×195.89/53) - (6×148.32/53) = 49.717 kN/m2
σ2 = ((500+800.395)/ 25) - (6×195.89/53) - (6×148.32/53) = 35.478 kN/m2
σ3 =((500+800.395)/ 25) - (6×195.89/53) + (6×148.32/53) = 54.283 kN/m2
σ4 = ((500+800.395)/ 25) + (6×195.89/53) + (6×148.32/53) = 68.522 kN/m2
which is < 120 kN/m2. Hence OK
Stability Check
Calculation for Overturning and Sliding:
For Sliding:
Along X- Direction
Disturbing force = -300 kN
Restoring Force = m×(Wt of Footing + Fy + Wt of Soil) = 650 kN
Hence, Factor of Safety against Sliding = (650/300) = 2.166 > 1.5 Hence Safe
Along Z- Direction
Disturbing force = -200 KN
Restoring Force = mu×(Wt of Footing + Fy + Wt of Soil) = 650 kN
Hence, Factor of Safety against Sliding = (650/200) =3.25 > 1.5 Hence Safe
About X- Direction
Overturning Moment = Mx + Fz× (Ht of Pedestal + Depth of Footing) = -98.32- 200×
(0.0 +1) = -298.32 kN·m
Restoring Moment = Fy × (Width of Footing ×0.5 +Ozd)+ (Wt of Soil + Wt of Footing) ×
Width of Footing×0.5 = 3,400 kN·m
Hence, Factor of Safety against Overturning = (3,400/298.32) = 11.397 > 1.5 Hence Safe
About Z- Direction
Hence safe
Therefore,
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 −
K
0.9
) = 0.9977d
Thus, Z = 0.95d
M XX 431.95(10)6
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 0.95 × 415 × (0.95 × 926)
= 1, 245 mm2
The minimum area of steel = 0.13×5,000×1,000 / 100 = 6,500 mm2 > Calculated area of steel.
So, provide minimum steel = 6,500 mm2
About Z- axis
Average Base Pressure along one edge
= (36.522+22.283)/2 =29.4025 kN/m2
(5/2+0.3-0.15) = 2.65
Average Base Pressure along other edge
= (17.7167+3.47792)/2 = 10.5973 kN/m2
Approximate Base Pressure at the critical section
= 29.4027- [(29.4027-10.5973)/5.0×2.65] =19.4358 kN/m2
Hence, the moment at the critical section
Mu =5.0×[19.4358 ×2.65×2.65×0.5+0.5×(29.4027 –19.4358)×2.65×2.65×2/3}= 457.874
kN·m
Effective depth, d = 1,000 – 50 – 1.5 × 16 = 926 mm
Mu 457.874(10)6
K = = = 0.00356 < 0.156
5,000(926)2(30)
2
bd f cu
Hence safe
Therefore,
(
z = d 0.5 + 0.25 −
K
0.9
) = 0.9961d
Thus, Z = 0.95d
M ZZ 457.87(10)6
AS = 0.95 × f Y × z
= 0.95 × 415 × (0.95 × 926)
= 1,320 mm2
The minimum area of steel = 0.13×5,000×1,000 / 100 = 6,500 mm2 > Calculated area of steel.
So, provide minimum steel = 6,500 mm2
{ ( )} { ( )} { ( )}
f CU 1/3
100AS 1/3 400 1/4
25
0.79 min bd max d min
1 40
3
25
vc = 1.25
=
{ (
100 × 6,500 1/3
0.79 min 5,000 × 930
3
)} { ( )}
400 1/4
max 930
1
25
( )
30 1/3
=
0.79(0.145)1/3(1)1/4(1.2)1/3
= 353 kN/m2 > v
1.25 1.25
{ ( )} { ( )} { ( )}
f CU 1/3
100AS 1/3 400 1/4
25
0.79 min bd max d min
1 40
3
25
vc = 1.25
=
{ (
0.79 min 5,000 × 930
3
)} { ( )}
100 × 6,500 1/3 400 1/4
max 930
1
( )
30 1/3
25
=
0.79(0.148)1/3(1)1/4(1.2)1/3
= 355 kN/m2 > v
1.25 1.25
vt1 =
min
{
0.8 f CU
5
= 4 N/mm2 > v
V1 =
min
{ ptrqrd
3
= 0.146 N/mm2
V2 =
max
{ 400
1
d = 1 N/mm2
({ )
f CU 1/3
30
V3 = = 1.063 N/mm2
40
min 25
Comparison
Table 16: British verification example 13 comparisons
Problem
A tied column –450 mm square and reinforced with eight No. 35 bars– carries an unfactored dead load of 1,300
kN and an unfactored live load of 1,000 kN. Suitable soil with a factored soil bearing pressure of 300 kN/m2 is
available at a depth of 1.5 m. Design a square footing.
The compressive strength f'c is 25 MPa for the column and 25 MPa for the footing. All steel has fy=400 MPa. Unit
weight of concrete and soil is 24 kN/m2 and 16 kN/m2 respectively.
Note: The Bar sizes used in Canadian Reinforcement Tables are slightly different from the Metric Bar sizes.
soil resistance will be ignored in STAAD Foundation Advanced to calculate the factor of safety against sliding
check. Factor of safety against overturning must be checked as per the NBCC.
Max sliding force = axial load x coefficient of friction
Coeff. of friction = 0.5,
Sliding force = 0.5x 2839.46 =1419.73 kN (same for X & Z dir)
Max resisting moment against overturning = axial force x Dimension/2 = 0.5x 2839.46 x3.6 kN·m = 5111.028
kN·m (Same wrt both x and z axis).
As per CSA A.23.3-04 cls. 8.3 and Annex C. the 2005 National Building Code of Canada load combination factors
must be used:
Factored Load = 1.25 DL + 1.5 LL = (1.25 × 1,300 kN) + (1.5 × 1,000 kN) = 3,125 kN
Stress on soil from Factored load = 3,125/(3.6 × 3.6) = 241.126 kN/m2
Punching Shear
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 19.5 mm bar, effective depth
deff = (750 - 50 - 1.5 x 20) mm = 670.75 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 335.37 mm from the column face.
Area within Critical Perimeter, Am = (450+2 x 0.5 x 335.37)2 = 1.2561 m2
Vmax = Pr(B·H - Am) = 241.126 × (3.6 × 3.6 - 1.2561) = 2,822.12 kN
Critical perimeter Pm = 2 × ( b + h + 2×d) = 4.483 m
τv = Vmax/(Pm · d) = 0.938 N/mm2
α=4
ß=L/B =3.6/3.6 =1
(
Vr1 = 1 +
2
βc )0.19λϕ f c
'
c = 1.852N mm 2 /
Vr2 = ( + 0.19)λϕ /
αs ⋅ d
b0 c f '
c = 2.573N mm 2
Development Length
Per CS A23.3-94 clause 12.2.4
Along Z Axis
k1k2k3k4 fy
ld = 1.15 Ab
(dcs + K tr ) f ' c
Hence OK
Along X Axis
k1k2k3k4 fy
ℓd = 1.15 Ab
(dcs + K tr ) ′
f c
where
k1 = 1
k2 = 1
k3 = 1
k4 = 8
ℓd = 0.730m
M ux =
1
2
(241.126) × 3.6 3.6 - 0.45 2
2
= 1,076.65 kNm
(
Kr = 1 −
ϕ ⋅ρ ⋅ fy
s
2 ⋅ α1 ⋅ f c ⋅ ϕ
c
) ϕs ⋅ ρ ⋅ f y
Mu
Kr = 2
= 0.664
b⋅d
M ux =
1
2
(241.126) × 3.6 3.6 - 0.45 2
2
= 1,076.65 kNm
(
Kr = 1 −
ϕ ⋅ρ ⋅ fy
s
2 ⋅ α1 ⋅ f c ⋅ ϕ
c
) ϕs ⋅ ρ ⋅ f y
Mu
Kr = 2
= 0.664
b⋅d
Comparison
Table 17: CSA verification example 1 comparison
Problem
A tied column, 500 mm square, and reinforced with eight No. 35 bars carries an unfactored dead load of 900 kN
and an unfactored live load of 800 kN. Suitable soil with a factored soil bearing pressure of 300 kN/m2 is
available at a depth of 1.5 m . Design a square footing.
The compressive strength f’c is 20 MPa for the column and 20 MPa for the footing. All steel has fy=350 MPa. Unit
weight of concrete and soil is 24 kN/m3 and 16 kN/m3 respectively.
Note: The Bar sizes used in Canadian Reinforcement Tables are slightly different from the Metric Bar sizes.
Punching Shear
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 19.5 mm bar, effective depth
deff = (600 - 50 - 1 x 19.5) mm = 520.75 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 260.375 mm from the column face.
Area within Critical Perimeter, Am = (500+520.75)2 = 1.0419 m2
V max = Pr ( B ⋅ H - Am) = 258.33(3 × 3 - 1.0419) = 2, 055.835 kN
(
Vr1 = 1 +
2
βc )0.19λϕ f c
'
c = 1.656N mm 2 /
Vr2 = ( + 0.19)λϕ /
αs ⋅ d
b0 c f '
c = 2.048N mm 2
Development Length
Per CS A23.3-94 clause 12.2.4
Along Z Axis
k1k2k3k4 fy
ℓd = 1.15 Ab
(dcs + K tr ) ′
f c
k1k2k3k4 fy
ℓd = 0.45 1
db
′
f c
where
k1 = 1.3
k2 = 1
k3 = 1
k4 = 0.8 for 20M and smaller bar size
ℓd = 0.714m
where
k1 = 1.3
k2 = 1
k3 = 1
k4 = 0.8 for 20M and smaller bar size
ℓd = 0.714m
M ux =
1
2
× 258.33 × 3 × ( 3 -20.5 )2 = 605.46 kN ⋅ m
α1 = 0.85 - 0.0015.f’c = 0.82
ϕs = 0.85
(
Kr = 1 −
ϕ ρfy
s
2α1 f c ϕ
c
)
ρϕs f y
Mu
Kr = 2
= 0.744
Bd
So, ρ =0.00261
Hence OK
About Z Axis
Bending moment at critical section
M ux =
1
2
× 258.33 × 3 × ( 3 -20.5 )2 = 605.46 kN ⋅ m
α1 = 0.85 - 0.0015.f’c = 0.82
ϕs = 0.85
(
Kr = 1 −
ϕ ρfy
s
2α1 f c ϕ
c
)
ρϕs f y
Mu
Kr = 2
= 0.744
Bd
Comparison
Table 18: CSA verification example 2 comparison
Note: Consider the water effect is permanent and consider buoyancy for bearing capacity check.
Comparison
Table 19: CSA verification example 3 comparison
Problem
A tied column –450 mm square– carries an unfactored dead load of 1,300 kN and an unfactored live load of
1,000 kN, unfactored wind load w/ Fz = 20kN, Mx = 60kN·m. Suitable soil with a factored soil bearing pressure of
300 kN/m2 is available at a depth of 1.2 m. Design a square footing.
The compressive strength f'c is 25 MPa for the column and 25 MPa for the footing. All steel has fy= 400 MPa. Unit
weight of concrete and soil is 24 kN/m2 and 16 kN/m2 respectively.
Note: The Bar sizes used in Canadian Reinforcement Tables are slightly different from the Metric Bar sizes.
ϕ = 0.65, λ = 1
dv = 0.9×deff = 0.9 × 670.75 = 603.675 mm
bw = 3,600 mm
Now allowable one-way shear capacity per CSA A23 clause 11.3.5.2
230
Vc =
(1000 + dv ) ϕc λ f c bw dv = 1, 012.979kN
Vn,max < Vc, Hence Safe
Along Z Direction
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 19.5 (20 mm metric bar), effective depth
deff = (750 - 50 - 1.5 × 19.5) mm = 670.75 mm
Average soil pressure along the Z direction = 0.5 × (219.5216 + 262.732) = 241.127 kN/m2
Punching Shear
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 19.5 mm bar, effective depth
deff = (750 - 50 - 1.5 × 19.5) mm = 670.75 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 335.4 mm from the column face.
Area within Critical Perimeter Am = (450 + 2 × 0.5 × 670.75)2 = 1.256 m2
Since the soil pressure varies linearly along the Z direction, the force due to the average pressure can be used to
calculate the punching shear.
Note: The punching shear force reported in the calculation sheet by STAAD Foundation Advanced consists of the
value calculated above plus an additional value to account for the unbalanced moment in accordance with
section 13.3.5.1 of the Canadian code.
In the following calculations, instead of reporting that contribution (from the unbalanced moment) in the net
punching shear force, it is considered at the point where the punching shear stress is calculated.
Vmax = Pr(B·H - Am) = 241.1265 × (3.6 × 3.6 - 1.256) = 2,822.13 kN
Critical perimeter Pm = 2 × ( b + h + 2×d) = 4.484 m
According to CSA23.3-04 Clause No: 13.3.5.3, after adding additional factor to account moment affect
Vu = Vu/Ac + (γv × Mu × e ) /Jc
/(
γv = 1 − 1 1 + 2 3 / b1
b2
) (13-8, CSA23.3-04)
where
b1, b2 = are pedestal length and width = 450 mm
γv = 0.4
Ac = Pm × deff = 4.484 × 0.6705 = 3.007 m2
About x direction, Mu = 168 kNm
About z direction, Mu = 0
e= (0.45 + 0.6705) / 2 = 0.56025 m
τv = Vmax/(Pm · d) = 2,822.13/(4.484 × 0.671) = 0.938 N/mm2
Jc = (deff x (C1 + deff)3) /6 + (deff 3 x (C1 + deff)) /6 + (deff x (C2 + deff) x (C1 + deff)2) /2
(This equation can be found in Commentary R11.11.7.2 of ACI 318-08)
Since the pedestal is square, C1 = C2 = 0.45 m
Jc = 0.7148 m4
Vu_moment = ((γv x Mu x e) /Jc) x Ac = 53.138 kN/ m2
Vu = 9338 + 53.138 = 991 kN/m2
α=4
ß=L/B =3.6/3.6 =1
(
Vr1 = 1 +
2
βc )0.19λϕ f c
'
c = 1.852N mm 2 /
Vr2 = ( + 0.19)λϕ /
αs ⋅ d
b0 c f '
c = 2.573N mm 2
Development Length
Per CS A23.3-94 clause 12.2.4
Along Z Axis
k1k2k3k4 fy
ld = 1.15 Ab
(dcs + K tr ) f ' c
where
k1 = 1
k2 = 1
k3 = 1
k4 = 0.8
ℓd = 0.730m
Hence OK
M ux =
1
2
(241.126) × 3.6 3.6 - 0.45 2
2
= 1,076.66 kNm
(
Kr = 1 −
ϕ ⋅ρ ⋅ fy
s
2 ⋅ α1 ⋅ f c ⋅ ϕ
c
) ϕs ⋅ ρ ⋅ f y
Mu
Kr = 2
= 0.665
b⋅d
(
= 262.731 − 262.731 − 219.522 × ) ( 3.6 −2 0.45 ) / 3.6 = 243.827 kN/m2
Bending moment at critical section,
( ) (
M uz = 243.827 × 3.6 × 1.575 × 0.5 × 1.575 + 262.731 − 243.827 × 3.6 × 0.5 × 1.575 × ) 2
3
× 1.575
= 1, 144.991kNm
α1 = 0.85 - 0.0015.f’c = 0.8125
ϕs = 0.85
(
Kr = 1 −
ϕ ⋅ρ ⋅ fy
s
2 ⋅ α1 ⋅ f c ⋅ ϕ
c
) ϕs ⋅ ρ ⋅ f y
Mu
Kr = 2
= 0.707
b⋅d
Comparison
Table 20: CSA verification example 4 comparison
Problem
A tied column –450 mm square– carries an unfactored dead load of 1,300 kN and an unfactored live load of
1,000 kN, unfactored seismic load w/ Fz = 20kN, Mx = 60kN·m, Fx = -20kN, Mz = 60kN·m. Suitable soil with a
factored soil bearing pressure of 300 kN/m2 is available at a depth of 1.2 m. Design a square footing.
The compressive strength f'c is 25 MPa for the column and 25 MPa for the footing. All steel has fy=400 MPa. Unit
weight of concrete and soil is 24 kN/m2 and 16 kN/m2 respectively.
Note: The Bar sizes used in Canadian Reinforcement Tables are slightly different from the Metric Bar sizes.
(
254.63 − 254.63 − 227.623 ×) ( 3.6 -20.45 - 0.67075) / 3.6 = 247.848 kN/m2
V u,max = (254.63 + 247.848)(3.6)( - 0.67075) / 2 = 817.632 kN
3.6 - 0.45
2
ϕ = 0.65, λ = 1
dv = 0.9×deff = 0.9 × 670.75 = 603.675 mm
bw = 3,600 mm
Allowable one-way shear capacity per CSA A23 clause 11.3.5.2
230
Vc =
(1000 + dv ) ϕc λ f c bw dv = 1, 012.979 kN
Vu,max < Vc, Hence Safe
Along Z Direction
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 19.5 (20 mm metric bar), effective depth
deff = (750-50-1.5 x 19.5) mm = 670.75 mm
Average stress along edge connecting corners 1 and 4 = (268.133+ 241.127) / 2 = 254.63
kN/m2
Average stress along edge connecting corners 2 and 3 = (241.127 + 214.12) / 2 = 227.623
kN/m2
Critical section is deff from edge of column, average soil pressure along critical section
(
254.63 − 254.63 − 227.623 ×) ( 3.6 -20.45 - 0.67075) / 3.6 = 247.848 kN/m2
V u,max = (254.63 + 247.848)(3.6)( - 0.67075) / 2 = 817.632 kN
3.6 - 0.45
2
ϕ = 0.65, λ = 1
dv = 0.9×deff=0.9 × 670.75=603.675 mm
bw = 3,600 mm
Now allowable one-way shear capacity per CSA A23 clause 11.3.5.2
230
Vc =
(1000 + dv ) ϕc λ f c bw dv = 1, 012.979 kN
Vu,max < Vc, Hence Safe
Punching Shear
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 19.5 mm bar, effective depth
deff = (750 - 50 - 1.5 × 20) mm = 670.75 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 335.4 mm from the column face.
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 340.25 mm from the column face.
Area within Critical Perimeter Am = (450 + 2 × 0.5 × 670.75)2 = 1.256 m2
Since the soil pressure varies linearly along the Z direction, the force due to the average pressure can be used to
calculate the punching shear.
Note: The punching shear force reported in the calculation sheet by STAAD Foundation Advanced consists of the
value calculated above plus an additional value to account for the unbalanced moment in accordance with
section 13.3.5.1 of the Canadian code.
In the following calculations, instead of reporting that contribution (from the unbalanced moment) in the net
punching shear force, it is considered at the point where the punching shear stress is calculated.
Vmax = Pr(B×H - Am) = 241.1265 × (3.6 × 3.6 - 1.256) = 2,822.13 kN
Critical perimeter Pm = 2 × ( b + h + 2×d) = 4.484 m
According to CSA23.3-04 Clause No: 13.3.5.3, after adding additional factor to account moment affect an
additional factor needs to be added to account for unbalanced moment affect
Vu = Vu/Ac + (γv × Mu × e ) /Jc
/(
γv = 1 − 1 1 + 2 3 / b1
b2
) (13-8, CSA23.3-04)
where
b1, b2 = are pedestal length and width = 450 mm
γv = 0.4
Ac = Pm × deff = 4.484 × 0.6705 = 3.007 m2
(
Vr1 = 1 +
2
βc )0.19λϕ f c
'
c = 1.852N mm 2 /
Vr2 = ( + 0.19)λϕ /
αs ⋅ d
b0 c f '
c = 2.573N mm 2
Development Length
Per CS A23.3-94 clause 12.2.4
Along Z Axis
k1k2k3k4 fy
ld = 1.15 Ab
(dcs + K tr ) f ' c
where
k1 = 1
k2 = 1
k3 = 1
k4 = 0.8
ℓd = 0.730m
(
Average stress at the column face = 254.63 − 227.623 × ) 3.6 / 2.0 + 0.45 / 2
3.6
+ 227.623 = 242.814 kN/m 2
( ) (
M uz = 242.814 × 3.6 × 1.575 × 0.5 × 1.575 + 254.63 − 242.814 × 3.6 × ) 1.575
2
×
2
3
× 1.575 = 1, 119.36
(
Kr = 1 −
ϕ ⋅ρ ⋅ fy
s
2 ⋅ α1 ⋅ f c ⋅ ϕ
c
) ϕs ⋅ ρ ⋅ f y
Mu
Kr = 2
= 0.691
b⋅d
(
Average stress at the column face = 254.63 − 272.623 × ) ( 3.6 / 2 3.6
+ 0.45 / 2
) + 227.623 = 242.814 kN/m2
( ) (
M ux = 242.814 × 3.6 × 1.575 × 0.5 × 1.575 + 254.63 − 242.814 × 3.6 × ) 1.575
2
×
2
3
× 1.575 = 1, 119.36
(
Kr = 1 −
ϕ ⋅ρ ⋅ fy
s
2 ⋅ α1 ⋅ f c ⋅ ϕ
c
) ϕs ⋅ ρ ⋅ f y
Mu
Kr = 2
= 0.691
b⋅d
Comparison
Table 21: CSA verification example 5 comparison
Problem
A tied column –450 mm square– carries an unfactored dead load of 1,300 kN and an unfactored live load of
1,000 kN, unfactored seismic load w/ Fz = 20kN, Mx = 60kN·m, Fx = -20kN, Mz = 60kN·m. Suitable soil with a
factored soil bearing pressure of 300 kN/m2 is available at a depth of 1.2 m. Design a rectangular footing.
The compressive strength f'c is 25 MPa for the column and 25 MPa for the footing. All steel has fy= 400 MPa. Unit
weight of concrete and soil is 24 kN/m2 and 16 kN/m2 respectively.
Note: The Bar sizes used in Canadian Reinforcement Tables are slightly different from the Metric Bar sizes.
(
229.167 − 229.167 − 204.861 × ) ( 3.6 -20.45 - 0.67075) / 3.6 = 223.062 kN/m2
V u,max = 0.5 × (229.167 + 23.062)(4)( - 0.67075) = 817.632 kN
3.6 - 0.45
2
ϕ = 0.65, λ = 1
dv = 0.9×deff = 0.9 × 670.75 = 603.675 mm
bw = 4,000 mm
Allowable one-way shear capacity per CSA A23 clause 11.3.5.2
230
Vc =
(1000 + dv ) ϕc λ f c bw dv = 1, 012.979 kN
V < Vc, Hence Safe
Along Z Direction
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 19.5 (20 mm metric bar), effective depth
deff = (750-50-1.5 x 19.5) mm = 670.75 mm
Average stress along edge connecting corners 1 and 4= (215.799 + 240.104) / 2 =
227.951 kN/m2
ϕ = 0.65, λ = 1
dv = 0.9×deff=0.9 × 670.75=603.675 mm
bw = 3,600 mm
Allowable one-way shear capacity per CSA A23 clause 11.3.5.2
230
Vc =
(1000 + dv ) ϕc λ f c bw dv = 1, 012.979 kN
V < Vc, Hence Safe
Punching Shear
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 19.5 mm bar, effective depth
deff = (750-50-1.5 × 20) mm = 670.75 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 335.4 mm from the column face.
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 340.25 mm from the column face.
Area within Critical Perimeter Am = (450+2 × 0.5 × 670.75)2 = 1.256 m2
Since the soil pressure varies linearly along X and Z directions, and the entire footing is in contact with the soil,
the force due to the average pressure is used to calculate the punching shear.
Note: The punching shear force reported in the calculation sheet by STAAD Foundation Advanced consists of the
value calculated above plus an additional value to account for the unbalanced moment in accordance with
section 13.3.5.1 of the Canadian code.
In the following calculations, instead of reporting that contribution (from the unbalanced moment) in the net
punching shear force, it is considered at the point where the punching shear stress is calculated.
Average soil pressure due to ultimate loads = (1/4) x (215.799 + 193.924 + 218.229 + 240.104) = Pr =
217.014 kN/m2
Vmax = Pr(B×H - Am) = 217.014 × (4.0 × 3.6 - 1.256) = 2,852.43 kN
Critical perimeter Pm = 2 × ( b + h + 2×d) = 4.484 m
According to CSA23.3-04 Clause No: 13.3.5.3, an additional factor needs to be added to account for unbalanced
moment effect:
Vu = Vu/Ac + (γv × Mu × e ) /Jc
/(
γv = 1 − 1 1 + 2 3 / b1
b2
) (13-8, CSA23.3-04)
where
b1, b2 = pedestal length and width = 0.45 m
γv1 = 0.413
γv2 = 0.387
Ac = Pm × deff = 4.484 × 0.6805 = 3.007 m2
About x direction, Mu = 105 kNm
About z direction, Mu = 105 kNm
e= (0.45 + 0.6705) / 2 = 0.56025 m
τv = Vmax/(Pm · d) = 2,852.43/ ( 4.484 × 0.671) = 0.948 N/mm2
Jc = (deff x (C1 + deff)3) /6 + (deff3 x (C1 + deff)) /6 + (deff x (C2 + deff) x (C1 + deff)2) /2
(This equation can be found in Commentary R11.11.7.2 of ACI 318-08)
Since the pedestal is square, C1 = C2 = b1 = b2 = 0.45 m
Jc = 0.7148 m4
(γv1 + γv2)M u × e
V u_moment = Jc
Ac = 66.433kNm2
(
Vr1 = 1 +
2
βc )0.19λϕ f c
'
c = 1.852N mm 2 /
Vr2 = ( + 0.19)λϕ /
αs ⋅ d
b0 c f '
c = 2.573N mm 2
Development Length
Per CS A23.3-94 clause 12.2.4
Along Z Axis
k1k2k3k4 fy
ld = 1.15 Ab
(dcs + K tr ) f ' c
k2 = 1
k3 = 1
k4 = 0.8
ℓd = 0.730m
where
k1 = 1
k2 = 1
k3 = 1
k4 = 0.8
ℓd = 0.730m
(
= 227.951 − 227.951 − 206.077 × ) ( 4.0 −2 0.45 ) / 4.0 = 218.245 kN/m2
Bending moment at critical section:
( ) (
M uz = 218.245 × 3.6 × 1.775 × 0.5 × 1.775 + 227.951 − 218.245 × 3.6 × ) 1.775
2
×
2
3
× 1.775 = 1, 274.3
(
Kr = 1 −
ϕ ⋅ρ ⋅ fy
s
2 ⋅ α1 ⋅ f c ⋅ ϕ
c
) ϕs ⋅ ρ ⋅ f y
Mu
Kr = 2
= 0.786
b⋅d
(
= 229.167 − 229.167 − 204.861 × ) ( 3.6 −2 0.45 ) / 3.6 = 218.533 kN/m2
Bending moment at critical section,
( ) (
M ux = 218.533 × 4.0 × 1.575 × 0.5 × 1.575 + 229.167 + 218.533 × 4.0 × ) 1.575
2
×
2
3
× 1.575 = 1, 119.3
(
Kr = 1 −
ϕ ⋅ρ ⋅ fy
s
2 ⋅ α1 ⋅ f c ⋅ ϕ
c
) ϕs ⋅ ρ ⋅ f y
Mu
Kr = 2
= 0.664
b⋅d
Comparison
Table 22: CSA verification example 6 comparison
Problem
A tied column –450 mm square with X offset of 300mm and Z offset of 300mm– carries an unfactored dead load
of 1,000 kN and an unfactored live load of 600 kN, unfactored wind load w/ Fz = 20kN, Mx = 60kN·m. Suitable
soil with a factored soil bearing pressure of 300 kN/m2 is available at a depth of 1.2 m. Design a square footing.
The compressive strength f'c is 25 MPa for the column and 25 MPa for the footing. All steel has fy= 400 MPa. Unit
weight of concrete and soil is 24 kN/m2 and 16 kN/m2 respectively.
Note: The Bar sizes used in Canadian Reinforcement Tables are slightly different from the Metric Bar sizes.
Factored Load, V = 1.25 DL + 1.5 LL = (1.25 × 1,000 kN) + (1.5 × 600 kN) = 2,150 kN
Factored Load, Mx = 815.2 kNm, Mz = -647.2 kNm
Stress at four corners (ultimate condition):
σ1 = V/A - Mx/Zx + Mz/Zz = -22.1674 kN/m2
σ2 = V/A - Mx/Zx - Mz/Zz = 144.29 kN/m2
σ3 = V/A + Mx/Zx - Mz/Zz = 353.9576 kN/m2
σ4 = V/A + Mx/Zx + Mz/Zz = 187.5 kN/m2
ϕ = 0.65, λ = 1
dv = 0.9×deff = 0.9 × 670.75 = 603.675 mm
bw = 3,600 mm
Now allowable one-way shear capacity per CSA A23 clause 11.3.5.2
230
Vc =
(1000 + dv ) ϕc λ f c bw dv = 1012.297 kN
V < Vc, Hence Safe
Along Z Direction
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 19.5 (20 mm metric bar), effective depth
ϕ = 0.65, λ = 1
dv = 0.9×deff=0.9 × 670.75=603.675 mm
bw = 3,600 mm
Now allowable one-way shear capacity per CSA A23 clause 11.3.5.2
230
Vc =
(1000 + dv ) ϕc λ f c bw dv = 1012.297 kN
V < Vc, Hence Safe
Punching Shear
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 19.5 mm bar, effective depth
deff = (750-50-1× 20) mm = 680.5 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 340.25 mm from the column face.
(
Vr1 = 1 +
2
βc )0.19λϕ f c
'
c = 1.852N mm 2 /
Vr2 = ( + 0.19)λϕ /
αs ⋅ d
b0 c f '
c = 2.573N mm 2
Development Length
Per CS A23.3-94 clause 12.2.4
Along Z Axis
k1k2k3k4 fy
ld = 1.15 Ab
(dcs + K tr ) f ' c
k1k2k3k4 fy
ld = 0.45 1
db
f ' c
where
k1 = 1
k2 = 1
k3 = 1
k4 = 0.8
ℓd = 0.730m
where
k1 = 1
k2 = 1
k3 = 1
k4 = 0.8
ℓd = 0.730m
(
Kr = 1 −
ϕ ⋅ρ ⋅ fy
s
2 ⋅ α1 ⋅ f c ⋅ ϕ
c
) ϕs ⋅ ρ ⋅ f y
Mu
Kr = 2
= 0.664
b⋅d
(
Kr = 1 −
ϕ ⋅ρ ⋅ fy
s
2 ⋅ α1 ⋅ f c ⋅ ϕ
c
) ϕs ⋅ ρ ⋅ f y
Mu
Kr = 2
= 0.664
b⋅d
Comparison
Table 23: CSA verification example 7 comparison
Problem
A tied column –450 mm square– carries an unfactored dead load of 10 kN and an unfactored live load of 10 kN,
unfactored seismic load w/ Fz = 120 kN, Mx = 300 kN·m. Suitable soil with a factored soil bearing pressure of
300 kN/m2 is available at a depth of 1.2 m. Design a square footing.
The compressive strength f'c is 25 MPa for the column and 25 MPa for the footing. All steel has fy= 400 MPa. Unit
weight of concrete and soil is 24 kN/m2 and 16 kN/m2 respectively.
Note: The Bar sizes used in Canadian Reinforcement Tables are slightly different from the Metric Bar sizes.
Max resisting moment against overturning = axial force x Dimension/2 = 0.5 × 505.514 × 3.6 kN·m = 909.925
kN·m (Same wrt both x and z axis).
Overturning moment, Mx = 399 kN·m, Mz = 0
RatioX = 909.925/399 = 2.28, RatioZ = NA,
Ultimate Pressure
Occasionally, the vertical load (V) obtained from the column reactions alone may be so small in comparison to
the bending moments (Mx and Mz) that a large footing size will be required to ensure that the effective point of
action of the load is within the bounds of the footing. This location is defined for each of the directions X and Z by
the terms-
ex = Mz/V and ez = Mx/V
Thus, one needs to provide a footing that is large enough to ensure that,
0. 5×L > ex
0. 5×B > ez
where L and B are the plan dimensions of the footing in the X and Z directions respectively.
To alleviate this situation, the i) footing self-weight ii) pedestal or pier weight (if any) iii) soil weight (if any) and
iv) surcharge (if any) are added to V so that it will help reduce the values of ex and ez, and consequently, the
footing size required will be smaller than if these terms were not included.
For footings that are fully in contact, adding these weight terms is harmless because the downward pressures
due to these terms is counterbalanced by increase in soil pressure (that is equal and opposite, and, uniform over
the area of the footing). Thus, it is a self-equilibrating effect and hence does not contribute to the bending
moments or shear forces that the foundation is to be designed for.
As per CSA A.23.3-04 cls. 8.3 and Annex C. the 2005 National Building Code of Canada load combination factors
must be used:
Factored Load, V = (1.25DL + 1.5LL) + wt. of (footing + pier + soil + surcharge)
V = 1.25 DL + 1.5 LL = (1.25 × 10) + (1.5 × 10) + (233.28 + 7.29 + 244.944) = 513.014 kN
Factored Moment, Mx = 1.0 × (Seismic X + Seismic Z) = 1.0 × (120 × 2.25 + 300) = 570
KNm
Stress at four corners (ultimate condition):
σ1 = V/A - Mx/Zx + Mz/Zz = -33.718 kN/m2
σ2 = V/A - Mx/Zx - Mz/Zz = -33.718 kN/m2
σ3 = V/A + Mx/Zx - Mz/Zz = 112.887 kN/m2
σ4 = V/A + Mx/Zx + Mz/Zz = 112.887 kN/m2
2.0667 − 1.575
Soil pressure at face of the column = 2.0667
× 137.9009 = 32.8117kN/m 2
Moment at face of the column is due to pressure from soil below = Part A + Part B, where:
1.575
Part A = 32.8117 × 1.575 × 3.6 × 2
= 146.5083kN⋅m
137.9009 − 32.8117 2
Part B = 2
× 1.575 × 3.6 × 3
× 1.575 = 312.8243kN⋅m
Thus, moment due to pressure from soil below = 146.5083 + 312.8243 = 459.3326 kN·m
Moment due to weight of footing + weight of soil above:
1.16276
Soil pressure at depth, d, away from the face of the support = 2.06676
× 137.9009 = 77.5831kN/m 2
137.9009 + 77.5831
Force due to soil pressure acting upward = 2
× 0.904 × 3.6 = 350.6356kN
Force due to selfweight and soil weight acting downward ( 0.75 × 24 + 1.2 × 16 ) × 0.904 × 3.6 = 121.0637kN
Total shear force in the XY plane = 350.6356 - 121.0637 = 229.5716 kN
Bending moment due to self weight and soil weight acting downwards
( )
= 0.75 × 24 + 1.2 × 16 × 1.575 × 3.6 ×
1.575
2
= 166.103kN⋅m
Due to selfweight and soil weight acting downward = ( 0.75 × 24 + 1.2 × 16 ) × 0.904 × 3.6 = 121.0637kN
Total shear force in the XY plane = 128.966 - 121.0637 = 7.67 kN
Development Length
Per CS A23.3-94 clause 12.2.4 , rebar diameter, db = 25 mm
Along Z Axis
k1k2k3k4 fy
ld = 1.15 Ab
(dcs + K tr ) f ' c
where
k1 = 1.3
k2 = 1
k3 = 1
k4 = 0.8
ℓd = 0.936m
Comparison
Table 24: CSA verification example 8 comparison
ℓd ,required (mm) Along X axis - 936 Along X axis - 940 Along X axis - 940 Negligible
Along Z axis - 936 Along Z axis - 940 Along Z axis - 940
ℓd ,available (mm) Along X axis - 1525 Along X axis - 1525 1,525 None
Along Z axis - 1525 Along Z axis - 1525 1,525
1 -600 -600
2 -600 600
3 600 600
4 600 -600
Factored Design
Load factor for self wt = 1.0
Load factor for axial load = 1.5
So, Load on pilecap (axial) = 1.5 × 800 + 1.0 × 54.15 + 1.0 × 0.78 = 1,254.93 kN
Moment = 1.5 × 100 = 150 kNm
Load on pile 1, 2 = 1,254.93 /4 + 150/(2 × 1.2 m) = 376.233 kN
Load on pile 3, 4 = 1,254.93 /4 - 150/(2 × 1.2 m) = 251.231 kN
Calculation of Shear
Shear Strength
( )
230 ′
(1, 000 + dv ) ϕc λ f c bw dv
V r = max
0.1λϕc λ f ′c bw d
( )
230 ′
(1, 000 + dv ) ϕc λ f c bw dv
V r = max
0.1λϕc λ f ′c bw d
Punching Shear
b0= Perimeter of failure line at d/2 distance from column face = 4 × (250 + 463.7 /2 + 463.7 /2) = 2,954.8
mm
Per CSA23_3, 13.3.5.5, after adding additional factor to account moment affect
Vu = Vu/Ac + (γv × Mux × e ) /J + (γv × Muz × e ) /J
γv = 1 − 1 / (1 + 2 / 3 b1 / b2) (13-8, CSA23.3-04)
where
b1, b2 = are pier length and width
γv = 0.4
Ac = b0 × deff = 2,954.8 × 488.7 (10)-6= 1.444 m2
About x direction, Mux = 150 KNm
CAB = (250 + 488.7) / 2 = 369.35 mm
Jc = 1.457 x 10^11 mm^4
Vux_moment = (γv × Mu × CAB) /Jc x Ac = 219.639 kN
Muz = 0 KNm, Vuz_moment = 0
Therefore Shear stress τc= Vmax/(b0 × d) = (1,208.963 + 219.639) / 1.444 = 989.337 kN/m2
Calculation of punching shear stress capacity
λ = 1 (Clause 8.6.5)
ϕc = 0.65 (Clause 8.4.2)
f'c = Strength of concrete (in MPa)
ßc = (Column Length)/(Column Width) = 1,900/1,900 = 1
αs = 4 (Clause No 13.0 & 13.4.4.a)
( )0.19λϕ
Vr1 = 1 +
2
βc c f ′
c = 1, 852 kN/m2 (Eqn no 13.5 Clause no 13.4.4a)
Vr3 = 0.38λϕc f ′
= 1, 235 kN/m2 (Eqn no 13.7 Clause no 13.4.4c)
c
(
Kr = 1 −
ϕ ρfy
s
2α1 f c ϕ
c
)
ρϕs f y
where
α1 = 0.85 - 0.0015×f’c ≥ 0.67 (Clause No 10.1.7)
ϕc = 0.65 (clause 8.4.2)
ϕs = 0.85 (clause 8.4.3)
Solving the equation ρ (steel area ratio) = 0.1745%
Therefore, Astx = ρ×b×d= 1,601.277 mm2
Minimum area of steel Astmin = 0.2/100 × B × D = 2,280 mm2
Provided area = 2,280 mm2
Along Z Direction
Calculate Kr (neutral axis/depth ratio) for Actual Bending Moment
Mu 347.733(10)6
Kr = 2
= = 0.785 N/mm2
bw d 1, 900(483.05)2
Comparison
Table 25: CSA verification example 4 comparison
Comparison
Table 26: CSA verification example 5 comparison
Problem
Design an isolated footing with the given data: Load Fy = 1000 kN, fc = 15 MPa, fy = 415 MPa, Column Dimension
= 400 mm × 400 mm, Bearing Capacity of Soil = 100 kN/m2, and Load Factor = 1.5.
1388.322 ( 10 ) 3
Developed shear stress τc = 4 ( 955 )( 555 )
= 0.654 N / mm 2
Ks = min (0.5+1,1) = 1
Spacing
2,697.119 × 4
No. of 10 mm bar = π ( 10 )( 10 )
= 34.34 ⇒ 35
3, 500 − 35(2) − 10
Spacing = 35 − 1
= 100.588 mm
Comparison
Table 27: IS verification example 1 comparison
Problem
Design an isolated footing with the given data: Load Fy = 600 KN, fc = 15 MPa, fy = 250 MPa, Column Dimension
= 500 mm x 500 mm, and Bearing Capacity of Soil = 120 KN/m2.
802.97 ( 10 ) 3
Developed shear stress τc = 4 ( 788 )( 288 )
= 0.884N / mm 2
Ks = min (0.5+1, 1) = 1
Spacing
2,977.116 ( 4 )
No. of 12 mm bar = = 26.33 ⇒ 27
π ( 12 ) 2
2,400 - 50(2) - 12
Spacing = 27 - 1
= 88 mm
Comparison
Table 28: IS verification example 2 comparison
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning and sliding
Along X Direction
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation =0.5×2428.79 = 1,214.395
kN
Hence OK
Overturning Moment =0
Punching Shear
deff = (700 - 50 - 1×16) mm = 634 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 317 mm from the column face.
Area within Critical Perimeter Am = 0.872 m2
Vumax =3,000 - (122.436 × 0.872) = 2,893.192 kN
2893.192 (10)3
Developed shear stress, τv = 4(934)(634)
= 1.221N / mm 2
ß = L/B = 4.95/4.95 = 1
k = 0.5 +ß = 1.5 , k ≤ 1
Hence, k=1
Now allowable stress
Comparison
Table 29: IS verification example 3 comparison
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning and sliding
Along X Direction
Sliding force = 10 kN
Max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation
Total Service load on foundation =1,464.48 - 264.65 = 1,199.83 kN
Max Resisting force =0.5 × 1,199.83 = 599.915kN
Hence OK
Overturning Moment = 0 KNm
max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 3.65 × 1,199.83 = 2,189.689 kN·m
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force = 0 kN
Max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation
Total Service load on foundation =1,464.48 - 264.65 = 1,199.83 kN
Max Resisting force = 0.5 × 1,199.83 = 599.915kN
Hence OK
Overturning Moment = -6 KNm
max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 3.65 × 1,199.83 = 2,189.689 kN·m
Hence OK
Comparison
Table 30: IS verification example 4 comparison
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning and sliding
Along X Direction
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation = 0.5 × 1,498.39 = 749.19 kN
Hence OK
Overturning Moment =0
Punching Shear
deff = (550 - 50 - 1 × 16) mm = 484 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 242 mm from the column face.
Area within Critical Perimeter Am = 0.614 m2
Vmax = 1,800 - (131.4828 × 0.614) = 1,719.26 kN
1719.26 (10)3
Developed shear stress τc = 4(784)(484)
= 1.132N / mm 2
ß = L/B = 3.7/3.7 =1
k = 0.5 +ß = 1.5 , k ≤ 1
Hence, k = 1
Now allowable stress
τc = k × 0.25 f ck = 1.25N/mm 2
Comparison
Table 31: IS verification example 5 comparison
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning and sliding
Along X Direction
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation = 0.5 × 2,510.774 =
1,255.387 kN
Hence OK
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 5.3 × 2,510.774 = 6,653.551 kN·m
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation = 0.5 × 2,510.774 =
1,255.387 kN
Hence OK
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 5.3 × 2,510.774 = 6,653.551 kN·m
Hence OK
Mu = 0.87.fy×Ast×d.(1 - Ast×fy/b×d×fck)
So solving equation for Ast,
Astx = 6,956.85 mm2
Minimum area of steel Ast,min = 0.0012 × B × D = 5,088 mm2 ( as fy > 250)
Provide 36 bars of 16 mm at 145 mm spacing
Provided area = 7,238.229 mm2
Along Z Direction
From IS -456-2000 Annex G, G-1, b:
Mu = 0.87.fy×Ast×d.(1 - Ast×fy/b×d×fck)
So solving equation for Ast,
Astx = 6,956.85 mm2
Minimum area of steel Ast,min = 0.0012 × B × D = 5,088 mm2 ( as fy > 250)
Provide 36 bars of 16 mm at 145 mm spacing
Provided area = 7,238.229 mm2
V < τc
Hence Safe
Punching Shear
deff = (800 - 50 -1× 16) mm = 734 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 367 mm from the column face.
Area within Critical Perimeter Am = 1.069 m2
Vmax = 3,000 - (106.799 × 1.069) = 2,885.815 kN
Critical perimeter Pm = 2× ( b + h + 2d) = 4.136 m
τv = Vmax/(Pm× d) = 0.9505 N/mm2
ß = L/B = 4.95/4.95 = 1
k = 0.5 +ß = 1.5, k ≤ 1
Hence, k = 1
Now allowable stress
τc = k × 0.25 f ck = 1.25N/mm 2
Comparison
Table 32: IS verification example 6 comparison
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning and sliding
Along X Direction
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation = 0.5 × 1,734.04 = 867.02
kN
Hence OK
Overturning Moment = 72 kN·m
max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 3.95 × 1,734.04 = 3,429.729 kN·m
FOS = 47.6 > 1.5
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force = 120
max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation = 0.5 × 1,734.04 = 867.02
kN
FOS = 7.22 > 1.5
Hence OK
Overturning Moment = 0 kNm
max resisting Moment = 0.5 x 3.95 x 1734.04 = 3429.729 kNm
Hence OK
Average Base Pressure along one edge = (133.69 + 154.73)×0.5 = 144.21 kN/m2
Average Base Pressure along other edge = (133.69 + 154.73)×0.5 = 144.21 kN/m2
Approximate Base Pressure at the left critical section = 144.21 + (144.21 - 144.21) ×
2,651 / 3,950 = 144.21 kN/m2
Approximate Base Pressure at the right critical section = 144.21 + (144.21 - 144.21) ×
2,651 / 3,950 = 144.21 kN/m2
Average Base Pressure along one edge = (133.69 + 133.69)×0.5 = 133.69 kN/m2
Average Base Pressure along other edge = (154.73 + 154.73)×0.5 = 154.73 kN/m2
Approximate Base Pressure at the right critical section = 133.69 + (154.73 - 133.69 ) ×
2651/ 3,950 = 147.81 kN/m2
Approximate Base Pressure at the left critical section = 133.69 + (154.73 - 133.69 ) ×
1.299/ 3,950 = 140.609 kN/m2
Hence, the SF at critical section (left)
F = (133.69 + 140.609)×0.5 × 1.299 × 3.95 = 703.720 kN
Hence, the SF at critical section (right)
F = (154.73 + 147.81) ×0.5 × 1.299 × 3.95 = 776.173 kN
So max SF along X axis Fuz = 776.173 kN
Punching Shear
deff = (600 - 50 - 1 × 16) mm = 534 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 267 mm from the column face.
Area within Critical Perimeter Am = 0.696 m2
Vmax = 2,149.632 kN
Critical perimeter Pm = 2×(b+2d+h) = 3,336 mm
τv = Vmax/(Pm× d) = 1.206 N/mm2
ß = L/B = 3.95/3.95 =1
k = 0.5 +ß = 1.5, k ≤ 1
Hence, k = 1
Now allowable stress
τv < τc
Hence safe
Comparison
Table 33: IS verification example 7 comparison
Hence OK
Vumax = 170.711 kN
Punching Shear
For Column 1
deff = (600-50-1 x 12) mm = 538 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 269 mm from the column face.
Punching shear= 491.44 kN
τv = Vmax/(Pm · d) = 491.44 x 1000/(300 x 2 + 300 x 2 + 538 x 4) x 538 = 0.272 N/mm2
ß=L/B = 5.75/1.35 = 4.26
k=0.5 +ß=5.26 , k≤1
Hence, k=1
Now allowable stress = τc =k.0.25.√fck = 1.25 N/mm2
τv < τc , Hence safe
For Column 2
deff = (600-50-1 x 12) mm = 538 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 269 mm from the column face.
Punching shear= 491.44 KN
τv = Vmax/(Pm · d) = 491.44 x 1000/(300 x 2 + 300 x 2 + 538 x 4) x 538 = 0.272 N/mm2
ß=L/B =5.75/1.35 =4.26
k=0.5 +ß=5.26 , k≤1
Hence, k=1
Now allowable stress= τc =k.0.25.√fck = 1.25 N/mm2
τv < τc , Hence safe
Comparison
Table 34: IS verification example 8 comparison
Vumax = 171.78 kN
Developed shear stress τv = 171.78 x 1000 / (1650 x 532) = 0.196 N/mm2
Now allowable stress= 0.29 N/mm2
Considering Shear Enhancement factor = 2, τc = 0.58 N/mm2
τv < τc, Hence Safe
Punching Shear
For Column One
deff = (600-50-1x 12) mm = 538 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 269 mm from the column face.
Punching shear= 434.3 KN
τv = Vmax/(Pm · d) = 435.623 x 1000 / (300 x 2 + 300 x 2 + 538 x 4) x 538 = 0.241 N/mm2
ß=L/B =5.75/1.35 =4.26
k=0.5 +ß=5.26 , k≤1
Hence, k=1
Now allowable stress= τc =k.0.25.√fck = 1.25 N/mm2
Comparison
Table 35: IS verification example 9 comparison
Hence safe
Ultimate pressure = 1,000 × 1.5 / (5.4 × 1.65) = 168.35 KN/m2
Mu =0.87.fy.Ast.d.(1-Ast.fy/b.d.fck)
So solving equation for Ast,
Astx = 809.588 mm2
Minimum area of steel Astmin = 0.0012 x B x D = 1,188 mm2 ( as fy>250)
Provide 11 bars of 12 m at 150 mm spacing
Provided area = 1244.07 mm2
Along X Direction (Top)
From IS -456-2000 Annex G, G-1, b:
Mu =0.87.fy.Ast.d.(1-Ast.fy/b.d.fck)
So solving equation for Ast,
Astx = 592.332 mm2
Minimum area of steel Astmin = 0.0012 x B x D = 1,188 mm2 ( as fy>250)
Provide 11 bars of 12 m at 150 mm spacing
Provided area = 1244.07 mm2
Along Z Direction (Bottom)
From IS -456-2000 Annex G, G-1, b:
Mu =0.87.fy.Ast.d.(1-Ast.fy/b.d.fck)
So solving equation for Ast,
Astz = 1071.585 mm2
Minimum area of steel Astmin = 0.0012 x B x D = 3,888 mm2 ( as fy>250)
Provide 35 bars of 12 m at 155 mm spacing
Provided area = 3,958.40 mm2
Vumax = 227.222 kN
Developed shear stress V = 227.222 × 1000 / (1650 × 532) = 0.258 N/mm2
Punching Shear
For Column 1
deff = (600-50-1 x 12) mm = 538 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 269 mm from the column face.
Punching shear= 631.811 kN
τv = Vmax/(Pm · d) = 631.811 × 1000 / (300 × 2 + 300 × 2 + 538 × 4) × 538 = 0.350
N/mm2
ß=L/B =5.4/1.65 =3.27
k=0.5 +ß=4.27 , k≤1
Hence, k=1
Now allowable stress= τc =k.0.25.√fck = 1.25 N/mm2
τv < τc , Hence safe
For Column 2
deff = (600-50-1 x 12) mm = 538 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 269 mm from the column face.
Punching shear= 631.811 kN
τv = Vmax/(Pm · d) = 631.811 × 1000 / (300 × 2 + 300 × 2 + 538 × 4) × 538 = 0.350
N/mm2
ß=L/B =5.4/1.65 =3.27
k=0.5 +ß=4.27 , k≤1
Hence, k=1
Now allowable stress= τc =k.0.25.√fck = 1.25 N/mm2
τv < τc , Hence safe
Comparison
Table 36: IS verification example 10 comparison
Note: Use Neglect Self Weight for Concrete Check in Global Settings to get exact results.
Maximum pressure for axial load = P/A = 1050 /(6×1.75) = 100 kN/ m2
Moment on each col = 45 × (0.5 + 0.6) = 49.5 kNm
So total moment = 49.5 × 2 = 99 kNm
Z=1.75×62/6 = 10.5 m3
M/Z = 99/10.5 = 9.428 kN/m2
Stress at left end = 100 + 9.428 = 109.428 kN/m2
Stress at right end = 100 - 9.428 = 90.572 kN/m2
Hence OK
Punching Shear
For Column One
deff = (600-50-1 x 12) mm = 538 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 269 mm from the column face.
Punching shear = 449.289 KN
τv = Vmax/(Pm · d) = 449.289 × 1000 / (300 × 2 + 300 × 2 + 538 × 4) × 538 = 0.245
N/mm2
ß=L/B =6/1.75 =3.43
k=0.5 +ß=4.43 , k≤1
Hence, k=1
Now allowable stress= τc =k.0.25.√fck = 1.25 N/mm2
τv < τc , Hence safe
For Column Two
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 269 mm from the column face.
Punching shear = 458.245 KN
τv = Vmax/(Pm · d) = 458.245 × 1000 / (300 × 2 + 300 × 2 + 538 × 4) × 538 = 0.2496
N/mm2
ß=L/B =6/1.75 =3.43
k=0.5 +ß=4.43 , k≤1
Hence, k=1
Now allowable stress= τc =k.0.25.√fck = 1.25 N/mm2
τv < τc , Hence safe
Comparison
Table 37: IS verification example 11 comparison
Note: Use Neglect Self Weight for Concrete Check in Global Settings to get exact results.
Note: Pile cap design uses initial depth first and then finds a suitable depth for the final design. This example
problem has used the final depth calculated as the initial depth, which satisfies the design on first attempt.
Minimum depth required for the pile cap = 1.5x pile diameter = 1.5x 400 mm = 600 mm
Assume a pile cap depth of 750 mm.
c/c pile distance is equal to 3x the pile diameter =1200 mm. Edge distance = 350 mm
Assuming four pile combination, Coordinates of piles (considering pedestal at 0,0,0)
1 -600 -600
2 -600 600
3 600 600
4 600 -600
Factored Design
Load factor for self wt is taken =1
Load factor for axial load is taken 1.5
So, Load on pilecap = 1.5(500) + 1(67.69) = 817.69 kN
Load on each pile = 817.69 /4 = 204.42 kN
So Total Mz X2X2 = 97.099 × 2 - (67.69 / 1.9) × [(1.9 - 0.25) / 2]2 / 2 = 182.074 kN·m
So Max value of Mz = 182.074 kN·m
Calculation of Shear
Parallel to X Axis
critical section distance from center = 0.125 + 0.626 / 2 = 0.438 m > (.6 - .2) m
After geometrical calculation of finding the area of sector
Included angle = 79.79°
Area of sector = 27,862 mm2
Area of triangle = 19,000 mm2
Area of pile cross-section = A = π42 = 125,714 mm2
Load ratio for partial pile = [ 127,714 - (27,862 - 19,000 ) ] / 125,714 = 0.9295
Area of pile = 0.1256 m2
For shear about X1X1
Contribution from pile 1 = pile 2 = 204.42 × 0.9295 = 190.008 kN
So Total V X1X1 = 2× 190.008 - 25 × 075 × 0.512 × 1.9 = 361.8 kN
For shear about X2X2
Contribution from pile 3 = pile 4 = 204.42 × 0.9295 = 190.008 kN
So Total V X2X2 = 2× 190.008 - 25 × 075 × 0.512 × 1.9 = 361.8 kN
So Maximum V along section X1X1= 361.8 kN
Parallel to Z Axis
For shear about Z1Z1
Contribution from pile 1 = pile 4 = 204.42 × 0.9295 = 190.008 kN
So Total V Z1Z1 = 2× 190.008 - 25 × 075 × 0.512 × 1.9 = 361.8 kN
For shear about Z2Z2
Contribution from pile 2 = pile 3 = 204.42 × 0.9295 = 190.008 kN
So Total V Z2Z2 = 2× 190.008 - 25 × 075 × 0.512 × 1.9 = 361.8 kN
So Max V parallel to Z direction = 361.8 kN
Vumax = 10.58 kN
Developed shear stress V = 361.8 × 1,000 / 1,900 × 626 = 0.3041 N/mm2
Now allowable stress= 0.29 N/mm2
Considering Shear Enhancement factor = 2, allowable stress = 0.58 N/mm2
V < τc, Hence Safe
Punching Shear
Comparison
Table 39: IS verification example 12 comparison
1 -850 -850
2 -850 850
3 0 0
4 850 -850
5 850 850
Factored Design
Load factor for self wt is taken =1
Load factor for axial load is taken 1.5
Axial Load on pilecap = 1.5(1,100) + 1(118.325) = 1,768.325 kN
Moment on pilecap = 1.5(115) = 172.5 kNm
Load on each pile from axial reaction = 1,768.325 /5 = 353.665 kN
Reaction from moment = ±172.5 (0.85)/[4(0.852)] = ±50.735 kN
So,
Reaction at pile 3 = 353.665 kN
Reaction at pile 2 = reaction at pile 5 = 353.665 + 50.735 = 404.4 kN
Reaction at pile 1= reaction at pile 4 = 353.665 - 50.735 = 302.93 kN
Calculation of Moment
Moment is calculated at face of column
About Z Axis
For moment about X1X1
Contribution from pile 1 = 302.93 x 0.6 = 181.758 kNm
Contribution from pile 2 = 404.4 x 0.6 = 242.64 kNm
Contribution from pile 3 = 0 kNm
So Total Mz X1X1 = 424.398 kNm
For moment about X2X2
Contribution from pile 4 = 302.93 x 0.6 = 181.758 kNm
Contribution from pile 5 = 404.4 x 0.6 = 242.64 kNm
Contribution from pile 3 = 0 kNm
So Total Mz X2X2 = 424.398 kNm
So Max value of Mz = 424.398 kNm (Gross)
So Max value of Mz (Net)= 424.398 - 25 × 2.4 × 0.8 × 0.95 × 0.95/2 = 402.738 kNm
About X Axis
For moment about Z1Z1
Contribution from pile 1 = 302.93 x 0.6 = 181.758 kNm
Contribution from pile 4 = 302.93 x 0.6 = 181.758 kNm
Contribution from pile 3 = 0 kNm
So Total Mx Z1Z1 = 363.516 kNm
(
M u = 0.87 f y Ast d 1 −
Ast f y
bd f ck )
(
M u = 0.87 f y Ast d 1 −
Ast f y
bd f ck )
So solving equation for Ast,
AstZ = 1,195 mm2
Minimum area of steel Astmin = 0.0012 x B x D = 2,304 mm2 ( as fy > 250)
Provide Ø16 bars @ 200 mm c/c
Provided area = 2,411 mm2
Calculation of Shear
Punching Shear
Comparison
Table 41: IS verification example 13 comparison
Problem
Design a combined footing for two columns with the given data: C1 (400 mm x 400 mm) with 4-25 ϕ bars and
C2 (500 mm x 500 mm) with 4-28 ϕ bars supporting axial loads P1 = 900 kN and P2 = 1600 kN respectively
(under service dead and live loads). The column C1 is an exterior column whose exterior face is flush with the
property line. The center-to-center distance between C1 and C2 is 4.5 meters. The allowable soil pressure at the
base of the footing, 1.5 m below ground level, is 240 kN/m2. Assume a steel of grade Fe 415 in the columns as
well as the footing, and a concrete grade of M 20 in the footing.
1,350 ( 10 ) 3
τv = ( = 0.516 N/mm 2 < τc,allowable
2 × 400 + 882 ) + ( 400 + 882 ) 882
Hence safe
Maximum shear for C2 = 2400 kN
Developed shear stress,
2,400 ( 10 ) 3
τv = 4 × ( 500 + 882 ) × 882
= 0.492 N/mm 2 < τc,allowable
Hence safe
Note: There is no deduction for the upward force underneath the area enclosed by the critical perimeter. This
approach is conservative.
Calculation of Reinforcement
The maximum, “positive” moment at the face of column Cz is given by
M +ve = 608.8 x (1.460 - 0.250)2/2 = 446 KNm
Moment at center of column = 608.8 x (1.460)2 /2 = 648.859 KNm
The maximum “negative” moment occurs at the location of zero shear, which is at a distance x from left edge
M - ve = 608.8 x (2.2175)2/2 - 1350 x (2.2175 - 0.2) = (-) 1227 kNm
for full width.
Maximum negative moment Mu(-) per meter width = 1227/2 = 613.5 KNm/m
Area of steel required on top face along length,
fc 4.5Mu
Ast = 0.5 × fy
1- 1- 2
× B × de
f c × B × de
where
B = 1,000 mm
de = 950-50-.5x12 = 894 mm
Mu = 613.5 x 106 N-mm/mm
Ast = 1948.40 mm2/m
Ast,min = 0.0012 × B× D = 1,140mm2/m
Figure 75: Shear Force (kN, top) and Bending Moment (kNm, bottom) diagrams
Comparison
Table 42: IS verification example 14 comparison
Sliding Check
Self-weight of mat foundation = (6 × 3 × 0.3 × 24) = 129.6 KN
Weight of soil above the mat = [6 × 3 - 2× (0.3 × 0.3)] × 2 × 20= 712.8 KN
(Column area is subtracted because column selfweight is assumed to be part of column reaction load acting on
the mat).
After increasing self weight & soil weight by 20%,
Total factored weight = 1.2 × (self weight of footing + soil weight) = 1.2 × (712.8 + 129.6) = 1,010.88 KN
Vertical load on mat from column reactions = P1 + P2 = 1000 + 3000 = 4000 KN
Total vertical load on mat = R = (4,000 + 1,010.88) = 5,010.88 KN
Resisting force against sliding = μR = 0.4 × 5,010.88 = 2,004.35 kN
Factor of safety against sliding along X axis
Total sliding force along X axis = (30 + 100) = 130 KN
Resisting force against sliding along X axis = 2,004.35 KN
Resisting force 2, 004.35
FOSX = Sliding force
= 130
= 15.42
Factor of safety against sliding along Z axis
Overturning Check
The resisting moment should be calculated about the edge of the mat foundation which the mat will overturn
due to the combination of lateral load and overturning moment.
Factor of safety against overturning about X axis
Overturning moment about X axis = (total lateral load acting along Z axis) X thickness of mat
= (60 + 200) × 0.3 = 78 KNm
The mat will overturn about the edge CD due to the moment caused by the FZ forces. Hence, resisting moment
should be calculated with respect to edge CD.
Resisting moment about X axis = [1,010.88 × 1.5] + [4,000 × 1.5]
= 1,516.32 + 6,000 = 7,516.3 KNm
Resisting moment 7, 516.3
FOSX = Overturning moment
= 78
= 96.36
Factor of safety against overturning about Z axis
Overturning moment about Z axis = (total lateral load acting along X axis) X thickness of mat
= (30 + 100) × 0.3 = 39 KNm
The mat will overturn about the edge AD due to the moment caused by the FX forces. Hence, resisting moment
should be calculated with respect to edge AD.
Resisting moment about Z axis = [1,010.88 × 3] + [1,000 × 1.5] + [3,000 × 4.5]
= 3,032.64 + 1,500 + 13,500 = 18,032.6 KNm
Resisting moment 18, 032.6
FOSZ = Overturning moment
= 39
= 462.38
Comparison
Table 43: IS verification example comparison
1 5 -400 3
2 4 -300 5
3 3 -200 7
fc = 25 MPa, fy = 500 MPa, Column Dimension = 500 mm × 500 mm, Pedestal height = 1,000 mm. and C/C
column distance = 5,000 mm. Height of soil above top of footing = 800 mm. Soil condition is dry. Unit weight of
soil and concrete are 22 and 25 kN/m3 respectively. Footing extends 800mm beyond the centerline of the
column at the two ends.
Bearing Capacity of Soil = 100 kN/m2. Coefficient of friction = 0.4, FOS against sliding = 1.5, FOS against
overturning = 1.5 (Consider Net pressure for Ultimate Design)
Calculations
Approximate area of footing required = (200+300+400)/100 m2 = 9 m2
Assuming 11.6 m × 2 m × 0.350 m footing dimension,
(left overhang=right overhang = 0.8 m)
Assume beam section of 350 mm × 1,150 mm centrally placed along footing.
Weight of footing = 11.6 × 2 × 0.350 × 25 = 203 kN
Weight of pedestal = 3 × 0.5 × 0.5 × 1.0 × 25 = 18.75 kN
Weight of Beam (portion that projects above the top of the footing) = (11.6 - 3 × 0.5) ×
0.8 × 0.350 × 25 = 70.7 kN
Weight of soil above footing = [11.6 × 2 × 0.8 - (11.6 - 3 × 0.5) × 0.35 × 0.8 – 3× 0.5 × 0.5 × 0.8] × 22=
332.904 kN
Therefore, total load on the footing =V = (900 + 203 + 18.75 + 70.7 + 332.904 ) = 1,525.354 kN
Fx_tot = 5+4+3 = 12 kN
Fz_tot = 3+5+7 = 15 kN
So Mx = Fz_tot × lever arm = 15 × 1.35 = 20.25 kN·m
Mz at the center of the footing
Due to vertical load on the column = 400 × 5 + 300 × 0 - 200 ×x 5 = 1,000 kN·m
Due to FX at top of the pedestal = -1.0 × (5 + 4 + 3) × 1.35 = -16.2kN·m
Thus, MZ = 1000 - 16.2 = 983.8 kN·m
Section modulus about X axis, Zx= 11.6 × 2 × 2 /6 = 7.733 m3
Section modulus about Z axis, Zz = 2 x11.6x11.6/6 = 44.85 m3
A = 11.6 × 2 = 23.2 m2
σ1 = V/A - Mx/Zx + Mz/Zz = 85.0632 kN/m2
σ2 = V/A - Mx/Zx - Mz/Zz = 41.1958 kN/m2
σ3 = V/A + Mx/Zx - Mz/Zz = 46.4328 kN/m2
σ4 = V/A + Mx/Zx + Mz/Zz = 90.3003 kN/m2
Maximum corner pressure = 90.3003 kN/m2 < 100 kN/m2 . Hence Safe
Minimum corner pressure = 41.1958 kN/m2 > 0 kN/m2 . Hence redistribution is not required.
Ultimate Design
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 12 mm bar, effective depth for slab, deff = (350 - 50 - 1.5 · 12) mm = 282 mm
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and 32 mm bar, 8 mm stirrup, effective depth for Beam
deff = (1150 - 50 - 0.5 × 25 - 8) mm = 1,079.5 mm
Vertical Load (Total) = 1.5x900 + 625.354= 1,975.354 kN
Mx =1.5x20.25 = 30.375 kN·m
Mz = 1.5x983.8 = 1475.7 kN·m
σ_left (Avg) = V/A + Mz/Zz = 118.0451 kN/m2
σ_right (Avg)= V/A - Mz/Zz = 52.244 kN/m2
σ_transverse_far (Average) = V/A + Mx/Zx = 89.0724 kN/m2
σ_transverse_near(Average) = V/A - Mx/Zx = 81.2168 kN/m2
σ_max = V/A + Mx/Zx + Mz/Zz = 121.9729 kN/m2
= 57.329 kNm(sagging)
Moment at left end column, right face location =
625.354
(118.0451 + 112.089) (2 × 118.0451 + 112.089) × 1.052
11.6
2
× 2 × 1.05 × 3 × (118.0451 + 112.089)
× 1.05 - 2
- 1.5 × 400 × 0.25
= - 578.29 kNm(hogging)
Shear at the centerline of the left end column =
(118.0451 + 113.5071) 625.354
2
× 2 × 0.8 - 11.6
× - 1.5 × 400 = - 457.886 kN
Shear at deff to the right side of the face of the left end column (distance from the left end = 0.80 + 0.25 +1.0795
= 2.13 m) =
(118.0451 + 105.9627) 625.354
2
× 2 × 2.13 - 11.6
× 2.13 - 1.5 × 400 = - 237.7 kN
Shear at transverse location deff (slab) from beam face (distance from edge of footing = 0.825 - 0.282 = 0.543
m) =
= 121.9279 - (0.35 × 25 + 0.8 × 22) × 0.543 × 11.6 = 602.3095 kN
There is no loss-of-contact. Hence, there is no hogging in the transverse direction.
Figure 78: Bending Moment and Shear Force Graphs of Combined Strip Footing
Shear Forces and Bending Moments shown in the above SF-BM Diagram are carried by the beam.
Design of Beam
Check for Moment About Z Axis (sagging & hogging) (Beam)
Bending moment at critical section, Muz = 27.24 kNm (sagging) and 578.29 kNm (hogging).
Punching Shear
As the SF and BM are carried by the beam, punching shear does not occur.
Design of Slab
Check for Moment About X Axis (sagging & hogging)
Bending moment at critical section, MuX = 377.48 kN·m (sagging and critical, No hogging)
Kumax = 0.456
Ru,max = 0.36 × fc × Ku,max × (1-0.42 Ku,max) = 3.318 MPa
MuZmax_capacity = Ru,max × B × de 2 = 3060.8 KN-m
MuXmax_capacity > MuX. Hence Safe.
Comparison
Table 44: Ribbed beam verification
Slab reinforcement Both ways Top & Bottom Along X Ø12 @ 255 mm Minor difference due to
Ø12 @ 260 mm c/c c/c Along Z Ø12 @ 265 round off
mm c/c
Reference
Notes on ACI318-02 Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete with Design Applications. 2002. PCA.
Fanella, D.A. and B. G. Rabbat, Page 22-7, Example 22.1-22.3.
Problem
Design an isolated footing with the given data: Service dead load = 350 kips, Service live load = 275 kips, Service
surcharge = 100 psf, Average weight of soil above footing = 113 pcf, Gross soil bearing capacity = 4.5 ksf, Column
dimension = 30 × 12 in, Strength of concrete (fc') = 4,000 psi, and Strength of steel (fy) = 60,000 psi.
Unit weight of concrete = 0.13 kip/ft3
Surcharge =0.7 Psi
Ignore self weight for factored design, Ignore lateral earth pressure for stability check.
Min soil contact required =75%
Soil Condition =Dry.
Footing dimension assumed = 13 ft × 13 ft
Solution
Base Area of Footing
The base area of footing is determined using service (unfactored) loads with the net permissible soil pressure.
Axial load (LC3) =350+275 = 625 Kip
Self Weight = 13 × 13 × (33/12)x0.13 =60.4175 Kip
Soil Weight = {13x13-(30x12)/144) × (27/12)} × 0.113 = 42.33623 Kip
Surcharge = (156x156 - 30x12) × 0.7/1000 = 16.78 Kip
Total Axial load =625+60.4175 +42.33623 +16.78 = 744.5333 Kip
σ = Max. Corner Pressure =744.5333 /(156 × 156) = 0.0305939 ksi
GBC =4.5 kip/ft 2 > 4.406 ksf
So, σ < GBC. Hence Safe.
As, no lateral load/overturning moment present. So, no need to check for sliding/overturning.
Wide-beam action
One-way shear check
Along × (Shear plane parallel to global × axis)
d = D - CC -1.5xØ = 33-4-(1.5) × (8/8) = 27.5 in.
Bw = 13 ft = 156 in.
Tributary area = 156 × 44.5 in2
Vu = qn × Tributary Area =0.03534 × 156 × 44.5 =245.33 kip
Shear capacity (as per ACI-318-2011 clause 11.2.1.1/ ACI-318-2005 clause 11.3.1.1),
Vc = (2λ√f'c bw d) = 2 × 1.0 × (√4000) × (156 × 27.5)/1000 = 542.64 kip So, 0.75Vc =0.75 ×
542.64 = 406.98 kip
So, Vu <0.75 Vc. Hence Ok.
Along Z (Shear plane parallel to global Z axis)
d = D - CC -Φ/2 = 33-4-(.5) × (8/8) = 28.5 in.
Bw = 13 ft = 156 in.
Tributary area = 156 × 34.5 in2
Vu = qn × Tributary Area =0.03534 × 156 × 34.5 =190.19kip
Shear capacity (as per ACI-318-2011 clause 11.2.1.1 Eq. No: 11.3/ ACI-318-2005 clause 11.3.1.1 Eq. No: 11.3 ),
Vc = (2λ√f'c bw d) = 2 × 1.0 × (√4000) × (156 × 28.5)/1000 = 562.379 kip So, 0.75Vc =0.75
× 562.4 = 421.784 kip
So, Vu <0.75 Vc. Hence Ok
Two-way Action
d = D - clear cover - Ø = 33-4-(1) × (8/8) = 28 in.
Vu = qs × tributary area
Tributary area = [(156 × 156) - (30 + 28) × (12 + 28)] = 22,016 in2
V =0.03534 × 22016 = 778.04 kip
u
(
V1 = 2+
4
β
)λ f ′c bo d = 1, 249.53 kip
( d
)
V 2 = αs b + 2 λ f ′c bo d = 2, 677.564 kip
0
(clause 11.11.2.1.b)
where
αs = 40
V 3 = 4λ f ′c bo d = 1, 388.366 kip
Calculation of Reinforcement
m = fy/0.85fc = 17.647
β1 = 0.85(as fc =4) .
ρbal = 0.85*ß1*fc*(87/fy.(87+fy)) =0.02851
ρmax = 0.75ρbal = 0.0214
ρmin =0.0018( as fy =60
Reinforcement Along X
d = D - CC -Φ/2 = 33-4-(.5) × (8/8) =28.5 in.
ρ=
1
m ( 1− 1−
2mR n
fy ) = 0.00162
ρ=
1
m ( 1− 1−
2mR n
fy ) = 0.002289
Comparison
Table 45: US verification example 1 comparison
Reference
Problem
Design an isolated footing with the given data: Load Fy = 200 Kip (including pedestal weight), fc = 4 Ksi, fy = 60
Ksi, Column Dimension = 12 inch x 12 inch, and gross Bearing Capacity of Soil = 2.2 Kip/sqft. Coefficient of
friction =0.4, FOS against sliding =1.4, FOS against overturning =1.4
Notes:
• Neglect footing self-weight for section Design
• Min soil contact area = 75%
• GWT condition –dry
• Surcharge on soil – Nil
• Depth of soil above footing – 0 in.
• Ignore lateral earth pressure for stability check
Solution
Sliding and Overturning Check
Critical load case for overturning and sliding-LC 101
Along X Direction
Sliding force = 0
Max Resisting force = µ x Total Service load on foundation = 0.4 x 224.66 = 89.864 Kip
Hence OK
Overturning Moment = 0
Max resisting Moment = 0.5x 122 x 224.66 = 13,704.26 in·kip
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force = 0
max Resisting force = µ x Total Service load on foundation = 0.4 x 224.66 = 89.864 Kip
Hence OK
Overturning Moment = 0
Max resisting Moment = 0.5x 122 x 224.66 = 13,704.26 in·kip
Hence OK
V1 = 2+ ( 4
β
)λ f ′c b0d ( 11.11.2.1(a))
= 2+ ( 4
1
)×1× 4, 000 × 109 ×
15.25
1, 000
= 630.78 kip
V2 = ( αs d
b0 )
+ 2 λ f ′c bo d
(11.11.2.1(b))
V 3 = 4λ f ′c bo d (11.1.2.1(c))
Comparison
Table 46: US verification example 2 comparison
Reference
Problem
Design an isolated footing with the given data: Load Fy = 250 kip (including pedestal wt) fc = 4 ksi, fy = 60 Ksi,
Column Dimension = 12 inch x 12 inch, and Gross Bearing Capacity of Soil = 2 kip/ft2. Coefficient of friction =0.4,
FOS against sliding =1.4, FOS against overturning =1.4
Notes:
• GWT condition - dry
• Suncharge on soil - Nil
• Min soil contact area-75 %
• Ignore lateral earth pressure for stability check
max Resisting force = µ x Total Service load on foundation = 0.4 × 352.74 = 141.096 kip
Hence OK
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 0.4 × 160 × 352.74 = 1,881.28 in·kip
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ x Total Service load on foundation = 0.4 × 352.74 = 141.096 kip
Hence OK
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 0.4 × 160 × 352.74 = 1,881.28 in·kip
Hence OK
Punching Shear
Considering #5 bar (5/8 inch dia)
Effective Depth = D-clear cover - Ø = 21 - 2 -1×0.625 = 18.375 in
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 9.1875 inch from the column face.
Punching Shear Vm = 0.01367 x {160x160-30.375x30.375} = 337.33 kip
Pm = bo = 2 × (b + h + 2 × d) = 121.5 in
ß = Width of col/depth of col=12/12=1
As per ACI-318-11 clause No. 11.11.2 and Eq. No. 11-31, 11-32, and 11-33/ As per ACI-318-05 clause No. 11.12.2
and Eq. No. 11-33, 11-34, and 11-35,
V1 = 2+ ( 4
β
)λ f ′c bc d 11.11.2.1(a)
= 2+( 4
1
)1.0 4, 000 × 121.5 × 18.375(10)−3 = 847.197 kip
V2 = α ( d
b
)
+ 2 λ f ′c bc d 11.11.2.1(b)
= ( 40 ×121.5
18.375
+ 2)1.0 4, 000 × 121.5 × 18.375(10)−3 = 1, 136.57 kip
V 3 = 4λ f ′c bc d 11.11.2.1(c)
Comparison
Table 47: US verification example 3 comparison
Reference
Problem
Design an isolated footing with the given data: Load Fy = 300 kip (including pedestal weight), fc = 4 ksi, fy = 60
ksi, Column Dimension = 12 inch x 12 inch, and gross Bearing Capacity of Soil = 2.3 ksf. Coefficient of friction
=0.4, FOS against sliding =1.4, FOS against overturning =1.
Notes:
• Ignore self weight for section design
• Min soil contact area = 75%
• Surcharge on soil - Nil
• Ignore lateral earth pressure for stability check.
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ x Total Service load on foundation =0.4 x 369.873 = 147.94 kip
Hence OK
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 0.4x 158 x 369.873= 1947.99 kip.ft
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ x Total Service load on foundation = 0.4 x 369.873 = 147.94 kip
Hence OK
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 0.5x 158 x 369.873 = 1947.99 kip.ft
Hence OK
Punching Shear
Considering #6 bars (i.e. 6/8 inch dia)
Effective Depth = D-clear cover - Ø = 21 - 2 - 0.75 =18.25 in
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 9.125 inch from the column face.
Punching Shear Vm= 0.016824[158x158-30.25x30.25] =404.59 kip
Critical perimeter Pm = bo = 2 x (b + h + 2 x d) = 121 in
ß = Width of col/depth of col = 12/12=1
As per ACI-318-11 clause No. 11.11.2 and Eq. No. 11-31, 11-32, and 11-33/ As per ACI-318-05 clause No. 11.12.2
and Eq. No. 11-33, 11-34, and 11-35,
V1 = 2+ ( 4
β
)λ f ′c bo d Clause 11.11.2.1.(a)
= 2+ ( 4
1
)1.0 4, 000 × 121 × 18.25(10)−3 = 837.971 kip
V2 = α ( ) d
b
+ 2 λ f ′c bo d Clause 11.11.2.1(b)
V 3 = 4λ f ′c bo d Clause 11.11.2.1.(c)
Comparison
Table 48: US verification example 4 comparison
Reference
Problem
Design an isolated footing with the given data: Load Fy = 200 kip (including pedestal weight), Mx=240 in·kip. Mz
= -240 in·kip, fc = 4 ksi, fy = 60 ksi, Column Dimension = 12 inch x 12 inch, and Gross Bearing Capacity of Soil =
2.2 ksf. Coefficient of friction =0.4, FOS against sliding =1.4, FOS against overturning =1.4
Notes:
• Ignore self weight for section design
• Soil Condition = dry
• Soil Surcharge - Nil
• Ignore lateral earth pressure for stability check
• Height of soil above footing = 0 in.
Solution
Approximate area of footing required = 200/2.2 = 90.9 sqft
Assuming 130 inch x130 inch x19 inch footing dimension,
Weight of footing = 130 x130 x19 x 0.159/(123) = 29.55 kip
Therefore, total load on the footing = (200+29.55) KN = 229.55 kip
Zx = 130x1302/6 = 366166.667 in3
Zz = 130x1302/6 = 366166.667 in3
Maximum pressure from axial load = 229.55/(130x130) = 0.01358 Ksi
Mx/Zx=240/366166.667 =0.000655 Ksi
Mz/Zz=240/366166.667 =0.000655 Ksi
(For critical Load Case LC 101)
So stress at four corners:
Sliding Check
Along X Direction
For Sliding
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ x Total Service load on foundation =0.4 x 229.55 = 91.82kip
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force =0
max Resisting force = µ x Total Service load on foundation =0.4 x 229.55 = 91.82 kip
Hence OK
Overturning Check
About X Direction
Overturning Moment =240 in·kip
max resisting Moment = 0.5x 130 x 229.55 = 14920.75 in·kip
FOS = 14920.75 /240 = 62.17 > 1.4
Hence OK
About Z Direction
Overturning Moment =240 in·kip
max resisting Moment = 0.5x 130 x 229.55 = 14920.75 in·kip
FOS = 14920.75 /240 = 62.17 > 1.4
Hence OK
Pressure calculation for strength checks
Pressure from factored axial load = 1.4 x 200/(130x130) = 0.016569 Ksi
Pressure from factored moment = 1.4 x Mx/Zx= 1.4 x 0.000655 = 0.000917 Ksi
Pressure from factored moment = 1.4 x Mz/Zz= 1.4 x 0.000655 = 0.000917 Ksi
(For critical Load Case LC 103)
So stress at four corners -
σ1=P/A-Mx/Zx-Mz/Zz= 0.014733 Ksi
Punching Shear
Effective Depth = D - clear cover - Ø = 19-2-0.75=16.25 in
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d = 8.125 in from the column face.
Punching Shear Vm = 0.016569 × [130 × 130 - (12+16.25)2 ] = 266.793 kip
Critical perimeter, Pm = bo = 2 x (b + h + 2 x d) = 113 in
According to ACI-318-11 clause No. 11.11.7.2/ ACI-318-05 clause No. 11.12.6.2, an additional factor should be
added to account moment affect
Vu γv M u C AB
Vu = Ac
+ Jc
γf =
1 (13-1, ACI318-11/ACI 318-05)
2 b1
1+
3 b2
where
b1 & b2 = pier length and width, respectively
d (c1 + d )3 (c1 + d ) d 3 (
d (c1 + d )2 c2 + d )
Jc = 6
+ 6
+ 2
γv = 0.4
Ac = bo × d = 113 × 16.25 = 1,836.25 in2
About X Direction
Mu = 1.4 × 240 kip-in = 336 kip-in
CAB = (12 + 16.25) / 2 = 14.125 in
C1 = C2 = 12in
Jc = 264,353.1 in4
γv M u C AB
V ux = Jc
× Ac = 13.184 kip
About Z Direction
Mu = 1.4 × 240 kip-in = 336 kip-in
CAB = (12 + 16.25) / 2 = 14.125 in
C1 = C2 = 12in
Jc = 264,353.1 in4
γv M u C AB
V ux = Jc
× Ac = 13.184 kip
V1 = 2+ ( 4
β
)λ f ′c b0d 11.11.2.1(a)
= 2+ ( 4
1
)1.0 4, 000 × 113 × 16.25(10)−3 = 696.807 kip
V2 = α ( d
b
)
+ 2 λ f ′c b0d 11.11.2.1(b)
V 3 = 4λ f ′c b0d 11.11.2.1(c)
Average Base Pressure along one edge = (0.014733+0.016569) ×0.5 = 0.01566 Ksi
Average Base Pressure along other edge = (0.016569+0.018405) ×0.5 = 0.01749 Ksi
Approximate Base Pressure at the left critical section = 0.01749+(0.01566-0.01749)
×86.875/130 = 0.01627 ksi
Approximate Base Pressure at the right critical section = 0.01749+(0.01566-0.01749)
×43.125/130 = 0.01689 ksi
Hence, the shear force at the critical section:
F = (0.01749 + 0.01689) × 0.5 × 43.125 × 130 = 96.38 kip
So, maximum shear force along X axis Vux = 96.38 kip
Allowable shear (as per ACI-318-2011 clause 11.2.1.1/ ACI-318-2005 clause 11.3.1.1):
Average Base Pressure along one edge = (0.014733+0.016569) x0.5 = 0.01566 Ksi
Average Base Pressure along other edge = (0.016569+0.018405) x0.5 = 0.01749 Ksi
Approximate Base Pressure at the left critical section = 0.01749+(0.01566-0.01749)
x87.625/130 = 0.01626 ksi
Approximate Base Pressure at the right critical section = 0.01749+(0.01566-0.01749)
x42.375/130 = 0.01689 ksi
Hence, the shear force at the critical section:
F = (0.01749 + 0.01689) × 0.5 × 42.375 × 130 = 94.69 kip
So, max shear force along Z axis, Vuz = 94.69 kip
Allowable shear (as per ACI-318-2011 clause 11.2.1.1/ ACI-318-2005 clause 11.3.1.1):
Reinforcement Calculation
Area of Steel Along X Direction
ρz = 0.002049
Therefore, Astz = ρz×b×d = 4.428 in2
Provide #6 bars at 12 c/c
Area of Steel Along Z Direction
ρx = 0.00225
Therefore, Astx = ρx×b×d = 4.643 in2
Provide #6 bars at 12 c/c
Comparison
Table 49: US verification example 5 comparison
Reference
Problem
Design an isolated footing with the given data: Load Fy = 200 kip, Fx= -6 kip, Fz = 6 inch·kip. fc = 4 ksi, fy = 60 ksi,
Column Dimension = 12 inch x 12 inch, Pedestal dimension = 36 inch x 36 inch x 24 inch and Gross Bearing
Capacity of Soil = 2.2 ksf. Coefficient of friction =0.4, FOS against sliding =1.4, FOS against overturning =1.4
Notes:
• Ignore self weight for section design
• Soil Condition = dry
• Soil Surcharge = Nil
• Ignore lateral earth pressure for stability check
• Height of soil above footing = 0 in.
Solution
Approximate area of footing required = 200/2.2 = 90.9 ft2
Assuming 130 inch × 130 inch × 19 inch footing dimension,
Weight of footing =130 x130 x19 x 0.159/(123) = 29.55 kip
Weight of Pedestal = 36 x36 x24 x0.159/(123) = 2.86 kip
Therefore,
total load on the footing = (200+29.55+2.86) kip = 232.41 kip
Zx = 130x1302/6 = 366,166.667 in3
Zz = 130x1302/6 = 366,166.667 in3
Maximum pressure from axial load = 232.41/(130x130) = 0.0138 Ksi
Mx =6x(24+19) =258 kip-in
Mz =6x(24+19) =258 kip-in
Mx/Zx=258/366166.667 =0.0007 Ksi
Mz/Zz=258/366166.667 =0.0007 Ksi
Sliding Check
Along X Direction
Sliding force = 6 kip
Max Resisting force = µ x Total Service load on foundation = 0.4 x 232.41 = 92.96 kip
FOS = 92.96/6 = 15.49 > 1.4 Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force = 6 kip
Max Resisting force = µ x Total Service load on foundation = 0.4 x 232.41 = 92.96 kip
FOS= 92.96/6 = 15.49 > 1.4 Hence OK
Overturning Check
About X Direction
Overturning Moment = 258 kip.inch
Max resisting Moment = 0.5x 130 x 232.41 = 15106.65 kip.inch
FOS= 15106.65/258 = 58.55>1.4
Hence OK
About Z Direction
Overturning Moment = 258 kip.inch
Punching Shear
Effective Depth, deff = D - clear cover - Ø = 19 - 2 - 0.75 = 16.25 in
Punching shear is checked at a perimeter 0.5d = 8.125 inch from the pedestal face.
Critical perimeter Pm = bo = 2 x (b + h + 2 x d) = 209 inch
γf =
1 (13-1, ACI318-11/ACI 318-05)
2 b1
1+
3 b2
where
b1 & b2 = pier length and width, respectively
d (c1 + d )3 (c1 + d ) d 3 (
d (c1 + d )2 c2 + d )
Jc = 6
+ 6
+ 2
γv = 0.4
Ac = bo × d = 209 × 16.25 = 3396.25 in2
About X Direction
Mu = 1.4 x 6 x 43 kip-in = 361.2 kip-in
CAB = (36 + 16.25) / 2 = 26.125 in
C1 = C2 = 36 in
Jc = 1,582,313.877 in4
γv M u C AB
V ux = Jc
× Ac = 8.1 kip
About Z Direction
Mu = 1.4 x 6 x 43 kip-in = 361.2 kip-in
CAB = (36 + 16.25) / 2 = 26.125 in
C1 = C2 = 36 in
Jc = 1,582,313.877 in4
γv M u C AB
V ux = Jc
× Ac = 8.1 kip
V1 = 2+ ( 4
β
)λ f ′c bc d 11.11.2.1(a)
= 2+( 4
1
)1.0 4, 000 × 209 × 16.25(10)−3 = 1, 288.786 kip
V2 = α ( d
b
)
+ 2 λ f ′c bc d 11.11.2.1(b)
= ( 40 114.5
× 16.25
+ 2)1.0 4, 000 × 209 × 16.25(10)−3 = 1, 097.626 kip
V 3 = 4λ f ′c bc d 11.11.2.1(c)
Allowable shear (as per ACI-318-2011 clause 11.2.1.1/ ACI-318-2005 clause 11.3.1.1):
Average Base Pressure along one edge = (0.016569+0.018543) x0.5 = 0.01756 Ksi
Average Base Pressure along other edge = (0.014595+0.016569) x0.5 = 0.01559 Ksi
Approximate Base Pressure at the left critical section =
0.01559+(0.01756-0.01559)x30.375/130 = 0.01606 ksi
Approximate Base Pressure at the right critical section =
0.01559+(0.01756-0.01559)x99.625/130 = 0.0171 ksi
Hence, the shear force at the critical section:
F = (0.01756+0.0171)x0.5x30.375x130 = 68.44 ksi
So, max shear force along Z axis, Vuz = 68.44 kip
Allowable shear (as per ACI-318-2011 clause 11.2.1.1/ ACI-318-2005 clause 11.3.1.1):
Base Pressure along one edge = 0.01559 Ksi (left end) (left end)
Base Pressure along other edge = 0.01756 Ksi (right end)
Base Pressure at right face of pedestal = 0.01559 +(0.01756 -0.01559) x83/130 = 0.01685 ksi
Base Pressure at left face of pedestal = 0.01559 +(0.01756 -0.01559) x47/130 = 0.01631 ksi
Reinforcement Calculations
Along X Direction
ρz = 0.00129
Therefore, Astx = ρz×b×d = 2.788 mm2
Ast,min = 0.0018×b×D = 4.446 in2
Ast,min governs
Provide #6 bars at 12 c/c (As,prov = 4.79 in2)
Along Z Direction
ρx = 0.001425
Therefore, Astz = ρx×b×d = 2.99 in2
Ast,min = 0.0018×b×D = 4.446 in2
Ast,min governs
Provide #6 bars at 12 c/c (As,prov = 4.79 in2)
Comparison
Table 50: US verification example 6 comparison
0.0123 0.0123
0.0138 0.0138
0.0152 0.0152
Reference
Wilson, Kenneth (1997). “Bearing Pressures for Rectangular Footings with Biaxial Uplift” Journal of Bridge
Engineering, Vol 2(1), 10.1061/(ASCE)1084-0702(1997)2:1(27), , 27-33. Fig. 7.
Problem
Calculate Corner pressure for an isolated footing with the given data:
Load Fy = 100 Kip (excluding pedestal weight)
Eccentricity along X direction = -3.75 ft. Eccentricity along Z direction = 3.25 ft.
Height of soil on footing = 0 ft.
Note - GWT condition - dry
Surcharge on soil - Nil
Ignore self-weight
Solution
P= Applied load on the footing =100 Kip
Mx= 0+ 100x 3.25= 325 kip-ft
Mz= 0+ 100x 3.75= 375 kip- ft
Note: Refer job name jobIsolated in the file us-isolated-foundation-7-general.sfa, which is installed
with the program.
The same situation is also generated in the flexible method using the Mat foundation module and maximum
pressure reported is 4.85 kip/ ft2.
Comparison
Table 51: US Verification problem 9 comparison
Before redistribution
After redistribution
Reference
Problem
Design an isolated footing with the given data:
Density of soil = 22 kN/m3
Depth of soil = 2.5 m
Density of concrete = 25 kN/m3
Coefficient of friction, m = 0.4
Column dimensions = 0.5 m × 0.5 m
Strength of concrete, f'c = 30 Mpa
Strength of steel = fy = 450 Mpa
Applied loads: Fy = -800 kN Type of depth is fixed bottom.
1 2 3 4 5
Solution
Design starts with a trial dimension of 3.4 m x 3.4 m x 0.45 m.
Calculate the allowable bearing pressure as per the VBC table.
3 4
Note: To specify using variable bearing capacity input, select the Global Settings tool on the Home ribbon tab.
In the Global Settings dialog, select the Use Variable Bearing Capacity option on the Rigid Foundation
Settings tab.
Using the initial dimensions, the portion of the bearing pressure table is:
For 2.25 m depth and 3.4 m x 3.4 m dimensions, the bearing pressure is observed to not vary between 3m and 4
m width, so the bearing pressure for 3.4m is 140 kN/m2:
For 3 m depth and 3.4 m x 3.4 x dimensions, the bearing pressure is linearly interpolated between 3 and 4 m
width:
(
150 + 152 − 150 )( 3.44 −−33 ) = 150.8kN / m 2
For 2.5 m depth and 3.4 m x 3.4 x dimensions, the bearing pressure is linearly interpolated between 2.25 and 3
m depth:
(
140 + 150.8 − 140 )( 2.53 −−2.25
2.25
) = 143.6kN / m 2
So the calculated gross bearing pressure = 143.6 kN/m2
Comparison
Table 54: Comparison of values for US general isolated footing with variable bearing pressure 1
Reference
Problem
Design an isolated footing with the given data:
Density of soil = 22 kN/m3
Depth of soil = 2.5 m
Density of concrete = 25 kN/m3
Coefficient of friction, m = 0.4
Column dimensions = 0.3 m x 0.3 m
Strength of concrete, f'c = 30 Mpa
Strength of steel = fy = 450 Mpa
Applied loads: Fy = -1600 kN Type of depth is fixed bottom.
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
Solution
Design starts with a trial dimension of 3.4 m x 3.4 m x 0.5 m.
Calculate the allowable bearing pressure as per the VBC table.
3 4
Note: To specify using variable bearing capacity input, select the Global Settings tool on the Home ribbon tab.
In the Global Settings dialog, select the Use Variable Bearing Capacity option on the Rigid Foundation
Settings tab.
For 2.25 m depth and 3.4 m x 3.4 m dimensions, the bearing pressure is observed to not vary between 3m and 4
m width, so the bearing pressure for 3.4m is 140 kN/m2:
For 3 m depth and 3.4 m x 3.4 x dimensions, the bearing pressure is linearly interpolated between 3 and 4 m
width:
(
150 + 159 − 150 )( 3.44 −−33 ) = 153.6 kN/m2
For 2.5 m depth and 3.4 m x 3.4 x dimensions, the bearing pressure is linearly interpolated between 2.25 and 3
m depth:
(
140 + 153.6 − 140 )( 2.53 −−2.25
2.25
) = 144.53 kN/m2
So the calculated gross bearing pressure = 144.53 kN/m2.
Length = 4.2 m
Width = 4.2 m
4 5
Hence safe.
Comparison
Table 56: Comparison of values for US general isolated footing with variable bearing pressure 2
Reference
PCA. 2002. Notes on ACI 318-02 Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete . Skokie, IL:Portland Cement
Association Example 7.8 “Design of Square Column for Biaxial Loading” p.7-46.
Problem
Design the pedestal of an isolated footing with the given data: Load Fy = 1,200 Kip, Mx=1,500 in·kip, Mz=3,600
in·kip, fc' = 5 ksi, fy = 60 ksi, Pedestal Dimension = 24-inch x 24 inch, and Gross Bearing Capacity of Soil = 4 Kip/
sqft. Coefficient of friction =0.5, FOS against sliding =1.5, FOS against overturning =1.5
Notes:
• Ignore self weight for section design
• Soil Condition = dry
• Soil Surcharge = Nil
• Ignore lateral earth pressure for stability check
• Height of soil above footing = 0 in.
Solution
Note: The Design of footing is as same as done in the US Isolated Foundation 5 (on page 289).
Note: Assuming β = 0.65 ( β will generally vary from 0.55 to about 0.70. Hence, a value of 0.65 for β is generally a
good initial choice in a biaxial bending analysis.)
where
Poz = Maximum uniaxial load strength of the column with a moment of Mnz only
Pox = Maximum uniaxial load strength of the column with a moment of Mnx only
Po = Maximum axial load strength with no applied moments
= 0.85 f ′
c ( Ag − Ast ) + Ast f y
This equation is valid if the failure load, Pn ≥ 0.1f'cAg
1,846.154 > 0.1×5×24×24 = 288 kip
Hence, OK
Here:
Hence OK.
where
Mnz = Nominal Biaxial moment strength about Z axis
Mnx = Nominal Biaxial moment strength about X axis
Mnoz = Nominal Uniaxial moment strength about Z axis
Mnox = Nominal Uniaxial moment strength about Xaxis
This equation is valid if the failure load, Pn ≥ 0.1f'cAg
From the interaction diagram, Mnoz = 680 ft·kip for Pn = 1,846 kip
Hence OK.
( ) ( )
log 0.5 log 0.5
M nz M nx
log β log β
M noz
+ M nox
≤1
Po = 2,796 kip
Pn = 1,846.154 kip
Pn / Po =1,846.154 / 2,796 = 0.66
ω=
Ast
D×b ( )
fy
′
f c
=
6.24
( ) = 0.13
60
24 × 24 5
From the graph β is determined to be 0.66 for ω = 0.13 and Pn/Po = 0.66 and fy =60,000 psi.
The PCA Load Contour equation becomes:
log 0.5 log 0.5
( 680
)
461.5 log 0.66
+ ( )
192.3 log 0.66
680
= 0.65 < 1
Hence OK.
The pedstal section 24 in x 24 in with 4 #11 bars is safe for the loading.
Comparison
Value of… Reference Result STAAD Foundation Difference
Advanced Result
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning
About the global Z axis
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 0.5 x 275x 163.995 = 1,879.11 ft·kip
Hence OK
About the global X axis
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 0.5 x 40x 163.995 = 273.325 ft·kip
Hence OK
Punching Shear
For Column 1
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d from the column face:
deff = (24-2-1 x 0.75) inch = 21.25 inch = 1.771 ft
Two-way shear Vm = 2.1993 x [((275x40)/144)/2 - (1+1.771)2] = 67.113 kips
V1 = 2+ ( 4
βc
) f ′c bc d
(
= 2+
4
1
) 4, 000 × 133 × 21.25(10)−3 = 1, 072.652 kips
(
V 2 = 40 b + 2) d
f ′c bc d
= (40 133 + 2)
21.25
4, 000 × 133 × 21.25(10)−3 = 1, 500.138 kips
V 3 = 4 f ′c bc d
Reinforcement Calculation
ρz (top) = 0.00263
ρz (bot) = 0.0018
ρx = 0.0018
Therefore, Ast =ρ×b×d
Comparison
Table 57: US combined foundation 1 comparison
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning
About the global Z axis
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 0.5 x 275x 168.35 = 23,148.2 in·kip = 1,929.02 ft·kip
Hence OK
About the global X axis
Overturning Moment =0
max resisting Moment = 0.5 x 44x 168.35 = 3,703.72 in·kip = 308.643 ft·kip
Hence OK
Punching Shear
Worst load case: 103
γf =
1 (ACI 318-11/318-05 Eq No. 13-1)
2 b1
1+
3 b2
b1 and b2 are slab cross section length and width for column 1
d (c1 + d )3 (c1 + d ) d 3 (
d (c1 + d )2 c2 + d )
Jc = 6
+ 6
+ 2
γv = 1-1/(1+(2/3)×(137.5/44)5) = 0.541
Ac = bo x d = 1.771 x 11.084 = 19.63 ft2
About z direction, Mu = 1.4 x 42 kip-ft = 432 kip-in
CAB = (12 + 21.25) / 2 = 16.625 in
C1 = C2 = 12in
Jc = 27.6863 ft4
γv M u C AB
V uz = Jc
× Ac = 22.32 kips
V1 = 2+ ( 4
βc ) f '
c bc d = 2+ ( 4
1 ) 4,000 × 133 × 21.25 × 10 −3
= 1,072.652 kips
(
V 2 = 40 b + 2
d
) f '
c bc d = 40( 21.25
133
)
+ 2 4,000 × 133 × 21.25 × 10−3 = 1,500.138 kips
γf =
1 (ACI 318-11/318-05 Eq No. 13-1)
2 b1
1+
3 b2
b1 and b2 are slab cross section length and width for column 1
d (c1 + d )3 (c1 + d ) d 3 (
d (c1 + d )2 c2 + d )
Jc = 6
+ 6
+ 2
γv = 1-1/(1+(2/3)×(137.5/44)5) = 0.541
Ac = bo x d = 1.771 x 11.084 = 19.63 ft2
About z direction, Mu = 1.4 x 42 kip-ft = 432 kip-in
CAB = (12 + 21.25) / 2 = 16.625 in
C1 = C2 = 12in
Jc = 27.6863 ft4
γv M u C AB
V uz = Jc
× Ac = 22.32 kips
V1 = 2+ ( 4
βc ) f '
c bc d = 2+ ( 4
1 ) 4,000 × 133 × 21.25 × 10 −3
= 1,072.652 kips
(
V 2 = 40 b + 2
d
) f '
c bc d = 40( 21.25
133
)
+ 2 4,000 × 133 × 21.25 × 10−3 = 1,500.138 kips
Reinforcement Calculation
ρz (bot) = 0.0018
ρz (top) = 0.00242
ρx (bot) = 0.0018
Therefore, Ast = ρ×b×d
Comparison
Table 58: US combined foundation 2 comparison
1 -54 -27
2 -54 27
3 0 -27
4 0 27
5 54 -27
6 54 27
Factored Design
Load factor for self wt is taken = 1
Load factor for axial load is taken = 1.4
So, Load on pilecap = 1.4(330) + 1(37.2) + 0 1(.267) = 499.467 kip
Load on each pile = 499.467/6 = 83.245 kip
Punching Shear
( )f
V1 = 2 +
4
βc
′
c bc d = 2+( ) 4, 000 × 153.5 × 26.375(10) = 1, 536.321 kip
4
1
−3
Calculation of Shear
Effective depth for punching shear check, d = 31 -2 -2 - 1.5 x 0.625 = 26.063 in
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 1.0d from the column face.
Parallel to X Axis
For shear wrt X1X1
Contribution from pile 1 = pile2 = 83.245 Kip
Contribution from pile 3,4,5,6 =0 Kip
Total shear = 2×83.245 = 166.49 kip
Shear per self weight = {[(144 -12)/2 - 21.063]/144} × 37.2 = 10.317 Kip
So Total V, X1X1 = 166.49 -10.317 = 156.172 Kip
For shear wrt X2X2
Contribution from pile 5 = pile6 = 83.245 Kip
Contribution from pile 1,2,3,4 =0 Kip
Contribution from pile 3,4,5,6 =0 Kip
Total shear = 2×83.245 = 166.49 kip
Shear per self weight = {[(144 -12)/2 - 21.063]/144} × 37.2 = 10.317 Kip
So Total V, X2X2 = 166.49 -10.317 = 156.172 kip
So V parallel to X direction = 156.172 kip
Now allowable shear (per ACI-318-2011 clause 11.2.1.1/ ACI-318-2005 clause 11.3.1.1):
Calculation of Moment
For either direction:
m = fy/0.85·fc = 60/ (0.85·4) = 17.65
ß1 = 0.85 (as fc = 4) (ACI-318-11 and ACI-318-05 clause 10.2.7.3)
ρbal = 0.85·ß1·fc·87/fy·(87 + fy) = 0.028507 (ACI-318-11 and ACI-318-05 clause 10.3.2)
ρmax = 0.75·ρbal = 0.02138 (ACI-318-11 and ACI-318-05 clause 10.3.3)
ρmin = 0.0018 (as fy= 60 ksi) (ACI-318-11 and ACI-318-05 clause 7.12.2)
ρ=
1
m ( 1− 1−
2m ⋅ Rn
fy ) = 0.0023
ρ=
1
m ( 1− 1−
2m ⋅ Rn
fy ) = 0.0009
So ρ= ρmin=0.0018
ρ < ρmax, Hence OK
Comparison
Table 60: US verification example 10 comparison
Note: Pile cap self-weight, soil weight, buoyance, and surcharge are included when calculating shear forces and
moments. This feature is only available in US code.
1 -27 -27
2 -27 27
3 27 27
4 27 -27
Factored Design
Load factor for self wt is taken =1
Load factor for axial load is taken as 1.4
So, Axial Load on pilecap = 1.4x150+20.25 x1+0.267x1= 230.517 Kip
Moment on pilecap = 1.4x50 ft·kip = 840 in·kip
Punching Shear
Effective Depth for punching shear, deff = D - clear cover - Ø =27-2-2-0.625 = 22.375 in
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d =11.19 in from the column face.
Contribution from pile 1=from pile 4= 49.851 Kip
γf =
1 (13-1, ACI318-11/05)
/
1 + 2 3 b1 / b2
where
b1 and b2 = pier length and width, respectively (ACI 318, 13-1)
γv = 0.4
Pm = 4×(12+22.375) =137.5 in
Ac = Pm × deff = 137.5 × 22.375= 3,076.56 in2
About x direction,
Mu = 1.4 × 50 kip-ft = 840 kip-in
CAB = (12 + 22.375) / 2 = 17.19 in
From pages 206-207, R11.11.7.2 of ACE 318-2011 (FPS edition),
Jc = (deff×(C1 + deff)3)/6+(deff3×(C1+deff))/6+(deff ×(C2+deff)×(C1+deff)2)/2
C1 = C2 = 12in
Jc = 670,076 in4
Vux_moment = ((γv × Mu × CAB) /Jc) × Ac = 26.52 kip
Total punching shear Vu = 230.516 - 17.3 + 26.52 = 239.736 kip
ß = L/B = 12/12 = 1
As per ACI-318-11 clause No. 11.11.2 and Eq. No. 11-31, 11-32, and 11-33/ As per ACI-318-05 clause No. 11.12.2
and Eq. No. 11-33, 11-34, and 11-35,
V3 = 4 f '
c bc d = 4 4,000 × 137.5 × 22.375(10)−3 = 778.316 kip
The reaction of the corner piles will punch out the pilecap along the punching shear line if the resistance is less
than the applied force.
Maximum reaction of corner pile = Pcr = 65.41 kip
Cl. 11.11.2.1 of ACI 318-11 shows three equations which are required to calculate the punching shear capacity.
The punching shear capacity will be minimum of the three equations & we are considering eqn. 11-33 as it
governs most of the time.
Resisting punching shear force = V c = 4λ f c bo d
b0 = shear perimeter
= Pe +
1
4
2π ( Pd
2
+
d
2
) +P e =
π
4 (Pd + d ) + 2Pe
Equating applied and resisting punching shear force,
= V c = ϕ × 4λ f c bo d = Pcr
or
Pcr Pcr 65.41×1,000
d= = = = 5.09 in = 0.424
ϕ×4λ f c bo
(
ϕ×
π
4 (Pd + d ) + 2Pe )×4λ fc 0.75×
π
4
( )
(18 + 22.375) + 2×18 ×4×1× 4,000
Note: If in any case the applied load is an uplift force, then the punching shear will be calculated at the face of the
Pcr
corner pile. In this situation, the expression will be d = .
ϕ× ( π4 ( Pd ) + 2 Pe)×4λ fc
Case 2
The pilecap may fail due to one-way shear effect where the shear line occurs at a distance d from the face of the
corner piles as shown in the following figure.
(
L = 2H = 2 2Pe +
Pd
2
)
+ d = (2 2Pe + Pd + 2d )
or
Pcr Pcr 65.41×1000
d= = = = 6.07 in = 0.506
ϕ×2λ f c bw ( )
ϕ× 2 2Pe + Pd + 2d ×2λ fc 0.75× (2 2×18 + 18 + 2×22.375)×2×1× 4,000
Effective Depth for punching shear, deff =D-clear cover- 1.5×Ø = 27-2-2-1.5×0.625 = 22.063 in
Shearline Parallel to Z Axis (shear in the YZ plane)
For shear with respect to Z1Z1
Contribution from pile 1 = 21.188 Kip
Contribution from pile 2 = 27.799 Kip
Calculation of Moment
About Z Axis
Calculation of Mz:
For moment with respect to Z1Z1:
Contribution from pile 1 = 49.851 × 21/12 = 87.24 ft·kip
Contribution from pile 2 = 65.407 × 21/12 = 114.46 ft·kip
Contribution from pile 3,4=0 in·kip
Total moment = 87.24 + 114.46 = 201.7 ft·kip
Comparison
Table 62: US verification example 11 comparison
1 -900 -450
2 -900 450
3 0 -450
4 0 450
5 900 -450
6 900 450
Factored Design
Load factor for self wt is taken = 1
Load factor for axial load is taken = 1.4
So, Load on pilecap = 1.4(1,200) + 1(78) + 1(0.78) = 1,758.78 kN
So Pile reaction from axial load = 1758.78/6 = 293.13 kN
Moment, Mz = 1.4(100) = 140 kN·m
So Pile reaction at Pile 1 /Pile 2 = 293.13 + 140·0.9/(4·0.9·0.9) = 332.02 kN
So Pile reaction at Pile 3 /Pile 4 = 293.13 kN
So Pile reaction at Pile 5 /Pile 6 = 293.13 -140·0.9/(4·0.9·0.9) = 254.24 kN
Punching Shear
Effective depth for punching check,deff = 780 - 50 - 50 - 165 = 664 mm
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d =332 mm from the column face.
γf =
1 (13-1, ACI318-11/ACI 318-05)
2 b1
1+
3 b2
where
b1 & b2 = pier length and width, respectively
d (c1 + d )3 (c1 + d ) d 3 (
d (c1 + d )2 c2 + d )
Jc = 6
+ 6
+ 2
γv = 0.4
Pm = 4×(0.25+0.664) = 3.656 m
Ac = Pm× deff = 3.656 × 0.664= 2.428 m2
About X Direction
Mu = 1.4 × 100 kN·m
CAB = (0.25 + 0.664) / 2 = 0.407 m
C1 = C2 = 0.25m
Jc = (deff×(C1 deff)3)/6+(deff3×(C1+deff))/6+(deff ×(C2+deff)×(C1+deff)2)/2 = 0.3826 m4
Vux_moment = ((γv × Mu × CAB) /Jc) × Ac = 184.525 kN
Total punching shear Vu = 1,448.08 - 61.71 + 184.525 = 1,570.9 kN
ß = L/B = 250/250 = 1
As per ACI-318-11 clause No. 11.11.2 and Eq. No. 11-31, 11-32, and 11-33/ As per ACI-318-05 clause No. 11.12.2
and Eq. No. 11-33, 11-34, and 11-35,
( ) f b d = 6, 049 kN
V1 = 2 +
4
βc
′
c c
= (40 ) f b d = 9, 341 kN
d ′
V2 bc c c
V 3 = 4 f ′c bc d = 4, 032 kN
Calculation of Shear
V c1 = 2 f ′c bc d = 871.78 kN
0.75×Vc1 = 653.835 kN
V < 0.75×Vc1, Hence Safe
Parallel to Z Axis
For shear wrt Z1Z1
Contribution from all piles = 0 KN
Contribution from self weight = 0.926 KN
So Total V, Z1Z1 = -0.926 KN
For shear wrt Z2Z2
Contribution from all piles =0 KN
Contribution from self weight = 0.926 KN
So Total V, Z2Z2 = -0.926 KN
Shear, V, parallel to Z direction = 0 KN
No shear parallel to the Z axis, Hence Safe
Calculation of Moment
For either direction:
m = fy/0.85·fc= 415/(0.85·25) = 19.529
ß1 = 0.85 (as fc = M25) (ACI-318-11 and ACI-318-05 clause 10.2.7.3)
ρbal = 0.85·ß1·fc·87/fy·(87 + fy) = 0.025729 (ACI-318-11 and ACI-318-05 clause 10.3.2)
ρmax = 0.75·ρbal = 0.019297 (ACI-318-11 and ACI-318-05 clause 10.3.3)
ρmin = 0.0018 (as fy= 415 N/mm2) (ACI-318-11 and ACI-318-05 clause 7.12.2)
ρ = ρmin=0.0018
ρmin < ρ < ρmax, Hence OK
Calculation of Moment about X Axis
Calculation of Mx
For moment wrt Z1Z1
Contribution from pile 1 = 332.02(0.325) = 107.9 kN·m
Contribution from pile 3 = 293.13(0.325) = 95.27 kN·m
Contribution from pile 5 = 254.24(0.325) = 82.63 kN·m
Contribution from piles 2, 4, & 6 = 0 kN·m
Contribution self weight =11.106 kN·m
So Total Mx Z1Z1 = 107.9 + 95.27 + 82.63 - 11.106 = 274.696 kN·m
For moment wrt Z2Z2
Contribution from pile 2 = 332.02(0.325) = 107.9 kN·m
Contribution from pile 4 = 293.13(0.325) = 95.27 kN·m
Contribution from pile 6 = 254.24(0.325) = 82.63 kN·m
Contribution from piles 1, 3, & 5 = 0 kN·m
Contribution self weight =11.106 kN·m
So Total Mx Z2Z2 = 107.9 + 95.27 + 82.63 - 11.106 = 274.696 kN·m
So Max value of Mx = 274.696 kN·m
So Resisting Moment = Mnx= Mxux/ϕ = 317.78 KNm =318 KNm
Rn = Mnz/(b·d2) = 0.555 N/mm2
m×Rn/fy = 0.0261 <1, Hence OK
ρ = 1/m· (1-√1-2m·Rn/fy) = 0.00136
So ρ= ρmin=0.0018
ρ < ρmax, Hence OK
Comparison
Table 64: US verification example 13 comparison
Problem
Design a rectangular combined footing using the conventional method given. fc’ = 3,000psi (column and footing),
fy = 60,000 psi, qa = 2 ksf.
Column 1 Column 2
LL = 60 kips LL = 90 kips
Find footing dimensions L and B; first locate load resultant from center of column 1
Resultant vertical load R = 168 + 276 = 444 KN
Point of action of R is obtained as
R × e = 276 × 15, which gives e = 276 X 15/444 = 9.324 ft
To make the resultant 444 kips (factored loads) fall at L/2:
L = (9.324 + 0.5) x 2 = 19.648 ft
We will use 19.75 ft.
Find B
BLq = 444
444
B= 19.648 × 2.775
= 8.143 ft
dV = ∫0x q d x
V = 22.48 x – 168
V = 0 at x = 168 / 22.48 = 7.47 ft (locates point of Mmax)
Moment between column 1 and 2 (again set integration constant by inspection):
dM = ∫0x dV d x
M =
22.48( x )
2
2
(
− 168 x − 0.5 )
At x = 1(right face of column 1),
M = -72.76 ft-kips
Maximum negative M at V = 0 is
M =
22.48(7.47)2
2
( )
− 168 7.47 − 0.5 = − 543.76 ft⋅kips
These values are Mu values and can be directly used to compute steel quantities.
Select depth based on analysis for both wide-beam and diagonal tension
a. Critical location for wide-beam is readily obtained.
b. Diagonal tension may have to be investigated for three conditions:
i. three-side zone, column 1
ii. four-side zone, column 2
iii. three-side zone, column 2
Check wide beam first (slope of shear diagram = constant) using V diagram:
B vc d = 166.39 – 22.48 d
vc = 11.825 ksf (allowable)
8.17 × 11.825 d = 166.39 – 22.48 d
d = 166.39 / 119.1= 1.397 ft (16.765 in)
Checking diagonal tension at column 1 using “d” just obtained for a three-side zone and
vc = 4 × 0.75 3, 000 = 164.317psi = 23.66ksf
And
(
As d −
a
2 ) =
Mu
ϕfy
(
As 16.765 − 0.98As = ) 543.76 × 12
0.9 × 60 × 8.17
= 14.79
As = 0.94 in2 / ft
Ast 0.94 200
ρ= bd
= 16.765 × 12
= 0.00467 > fy
(OK)
168
q= 8.17 × 2.05
= 10.03ksf (conservative)
10.03(3.585)2
M = 2
12 = 773.45in⋅kips
(
As 15.765 − 0.98As = ) 773.45
0.9 × 60
= 14.323
As = 0.98 in2 / ft
p is O.K. from previous calculation. Use 4 No. 7 bars at 6 in:
L d = 0.04 × 0.60 × 60, 000 × 3, 000 = 26.3in
or
Ld = 0.004 × 0.875 × 60000 = 21 in
Ld furnished = 3.585 × 12 – 3 = 40 in
276
q= 8.17 × 3.25
= 10.394ksf (conservative)
10.394(3.46)2
M = 2
12 = 746.6 in⋅kips
(
As 15.765 − 0.98As = ) 776.478
0.9 × 60
= 14.379
As = 0.98 in2 / ft
Use 6 No. 7 bars at 6.5 in
Use 2
fc = 0.75 × 0.7 fc × 2 = 3.15 ksi
P = 15 × 15 × 3.15 = 708.75 >> 276
Use four dowels same size as column 1.
Comparison
Table 65: US verification example 12 comparison
Column 1 Column 2
12 in × 12 in 15 in × 15 in
4 #7 bars 4 #8 bars
Column 1 Column 2
LL = 60 kips LL = 90 kips
Punching Shear
For Column 1
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5d from the column face.
Assuming that the bar size in both directions is the #11 bar,
deff = (20.5-2-1 × 1.375) inch = 17.125 inch = 1.427 ft
ßc = Width of col/depth of col = 12/12 = 1
Distance from edge of column 1 to edge of slab 6 in < deff /2 = 8.5625
Column 1 is an edge column
Perimeter, bc = 2×(b + 0.5 × deff + 6) + (d + 2.0× (deff /2)) = 82.25 in
Punching area = (b + 0.5 × deff + 6) × (d + 2.0 × deff /2) = 772.633 in2
As per ACI-318-11 clause No. 11.11.2 and Eq. No. 11-31, 11-32, and 11-33/ As per ACI-318-05 clause No. 11.12.2
and Eq. No. 11-33, 11-34, and 11-35,
′
V3 = 4 f c = 4 3, 000 = 219psi = 31.55ksf
Assuming that the bar size in both directions is the #11 bar,
deff = (20.5-2-1 × 1.375) inch = 17.125 inch = 1.427 ft
ßc = Width of col/depth of col = 15/15 = 1
Perimeter, bc = 2×(b + d + 2 × deff) = 128.5 in
Punching area = (b + deff) × (d + deff) = 1,032.016 in2
As per ACI-318-11 clause No. 11.11.2 and Eq. No. 11-31, 11-32, and 11-33/ As per ACI-318-05 clause No. 11.12.2
and Eq. No. 11-33, 11-34, and 11-35,
′
V3 = 4 f c = 4 3, 000 = 219psi = 31.55ksf
Comparison
Table 66: US Combined Foundation 2 comparison
Problem
Design a combined footing for 3 columns with the following data:
Calculations
Approximate area of footing required = Load/Bearing Capacity = (3×200)/75 = 8 m2
Let us assume a footing dimension of 11.6 m x 1.5 m x 0.5 m
(left overhang=right overhang = 0.8 m)
Weight of footing = 11.6 × 1.5 × 0.5 x 25 = 217.5 kN
Weight of pedestal = 3 × 0.5 × 0.5 × 1.7 × 25 = 31.875 kN
Weight of soil above footing = [11.6 × 1.5 - 3 × 0.5 × 0.5] × 0.5 × 22 = 183.15 kN
Surcharge = [11.6 × 1.5 - 3 × 0.5 × 0.5] × 5 = 83.25 kN
Reduction of weight due to buoyancy = 11.6 × 1.5 × (0.5+0.5-0.2) × 9.81 = 136.555 kN
Therefore, total load on the footing (Dry) = (600 + 217.5 + 31.875 + 183.15 + 83.25)
= 1115.775 kN
Total load on the footing (Wet) = (600 + 217.5 + 31.875 + 183.15 + 83.25 - 136.555)
= 979.22 kN
Total load on the footing (Wet) excluding surcharge
= (600 + 217.5 + 31.875 + 183.15 - 136.555) = 895.97 kN
Maximum corner pressure = 1115.775 /(11.6x1.5) = 64.125 kN/m2 < 75 kN/m2 . Hence Safe.
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning
There is no lateral load. Hence, sliding force = 0
Maximum Resisting force due to friction = µ × Vertical load
Total service load on foundation = 895.97 KN (for stability calculation)
Maximum possible resisting sliding force (resultant direction) = 0.4 x 895.97 = 358.39 kN
Hence safe.
Since there is no moment on the foundation, overturning moment = 0.0
Maximum resisting moment (w.r.t Z axis) = 895.97 × 11.6 / 2 = 5196.63 kN-m
Maximum resisting moment (w.r.t X axis) = 895.97 × 1.5/ 2 = 671.98 kNm
Hence safe.
Effective Depth
Assuming 50 mm clear cover and a bar diameter of 12 mm, the effective depth is
deff = (500 - 50 - 1.5×12) mm = 432 mm
Note that 1.5d is based on the following:
Instead of one effective depth for the longitudinal bottom reinforcement, and another effective depth for the
transverse bottom reinforcement, a value of 1.5×d is used for both directions, as suggested by some textbooks)
0.55 2
Moment at the left face of the left end column = 46.55 × 1.5 × 2
= 10.56 kNm (Sagging)
2
0.8
Moment at mid-point of left end column = 46.55 × 1.5 × 2
= 22.344 kNm (Sagging)
600 3.867 2
Maximum moment within the span = 1.35 11.6
× 2
- 200 × 3.067 = − 306 kNm (Hogging)
5.8 2
Moment at center of middle column = 46.55 × 1.5 × 2
- 1.35 × 200 × 5 = - 175.5 kNm
0.5 2
Moment in transverse direction at face of columns = 46.55 × 11.6 × 2
= 67.5 kNm (Sagging)
Shear a deff to the left of the left-most column = 46.55 × 1.5 × ( 0.8 - 0.25 - 0.432 ) = 8.24kN
Shear at the center of the left-most column = 46.55 × 1.5 × 038 = 55.86 kN
Shear immediately beyond center of the left-most column = [55.86 - 1.35 × 200] = -214.14 kN
Shear at deff to the right of the right face of the left-most column = [46.55 × 1.5 × (0.8 + 0.25 + 0.432) - 1.35 ×
200] = -166.5 kN
Shear a deff to the left of the left face of the middle column = [46.55 × 1.5 × (5.8 - 0.25 - 0.432) - 1.35 × 200] =
87.38 kN
Shear just before the center of the middle column = [46.55 × 1.5 × 5.8 - 1.35 × 200] = 135 kN
Shear immediately beyond the center of the middle column = [46.55 × 1.5 × 5.8 - 1.35 × 200 × 2] = -135 kN
Shear a deff to the right of the right side face of the middle column = [46.55 × 1.5 × (5.8 + 0.25 + 0.432) - 1.35 ×
2 × 200] = -87.38 kN
Punching shear perimeter = Pm = (only one side of the punching shear rectangle is inside the footing) = 1,500
mm
As this footing is subjected to pure axial load, β = 1
Punching shear stress = τv = Vmax/(Pm×d) = 135×1000 / (1500×438) = 0.2055 N/mm2
For the Middle Column
Punching shear perimeter = Pm = (only two sides of the punching shear rectangle are inside the footing) = 3,000
mm
τv = Vmax/(Pm×d) = 112.75 × 1,000 / (3,000×438) = 0.0858 N/mm2
As per Clause 6.2.1, 6.4.2, 6.4.3 & 6.4.4 and BS Annexure-
This pedestal is supporting purely axial load, so eccentricity factor, β = 1
k = 0.346
Reinforcement percent for bars along X = 0.00257
Reinforcement percent for bars along Z = 0.00171
Reinforcement percent = 0.00257
Reinforcement percent for punching strength calculation= 0.00171
k = 1.675
τc = 0.516 N/mm2
Vmin = 0.035 × k3/2 × fck1/2 = 0.415 N/mm2
Vmin = 0.415 N/mm2
So, take τc = 0.479 N/mm2
Comparison
Note: The following Global Settings are required within the GUI of STAAD Foundation Advanced to obtain the
numbers in the table below in the column STAAD Foundation Result:
On the Rigid Foundation Settings tab,
1. select the Neglect Footing Self Weight for Concrete Checks option in the Concrete Check Self Weight
Settings group and
2. select the Gross Bearing Capacity Input option in the Bearing Capacity Settings group.
Resisting Flexural 1,443.6 (about the Z axis) 1,443.61 (about the Z Negligible
Moment, kNm axis)
11,163.8 (about the X
axis) 11,163.92 (about the X
axis)
where
Fx = force along the X direction (horizontal) at base of column
Fy = force along the Y direction (vertical) at base of column. A negative value
indicates that the force is acting downwards
Fz = force along the Z direction (horizontal) at base of column
Design should be performed for the following service and strength load combinations
Service combination case 101 = 1.0× Load case 1
Ultimate combination case 201 = 1.35× Load case 1
Strength of concrete fc = 30 MPa
Grade of steel fy = 500 MPa
Pedestal dimension = 500 mm× 500 mm
Pedestal height = 1000 mm
Center to center distance between columns = 5000 mm
Depth of soil above top of footing = 500 mm
Ground water table (GWT) = 5000 mm below ground level (GL)
Unit weight of soil and concrete are 22 and 25 kN/m3 respectively
Surcharge on top of soil = 0 kN/m2
Projection of footing from the center of the two end columns = 800 mm
Bearing Capacity of Soil = 150 kN/m2
Coefficient of friction = 0.4, FOS against sliding = 1.5, FOS against overturning = 1.5
Neglect Self weight for factored design
Use British Annex for region specific values.
Calculations
Approximate area of footing required = Load / Bearing capacity = (400+300+200)/150 m2 = 6 m2
Let us assume a footing dimension of 11.6 m× 1.5 m× 0.500 m footing dimension,
(left overhang=right overhang = 0.8 m)
Service combination case 101:
FY from columns = (400+300+200)× 1.0 = 900 KN
Weight of footing = 11.6× 1.5× 0.500× 25 = 217.5 kN
Weight of pedestal = 3× 0.5× 0.5× 1.0× 25 = 18.75 kN
Weight of soil above footing = [11.6x1.5 - 3x0.5x0.5]× 0.5× 22 = 183.15 kN
Surcharge = 0.0 kN
Reduction of weight due to buoyancy = 0.0 kN
Therefore, total load on the footing for LC101 = V = (900 + 217.5 + 18.75 + 183.15 ) = 1319.4 kN
Fx_tot = 5+4+3 = 12 kN
Fz_tot = 3+5+7 = 15 kN
So Mx = Fz_tot × lever arm = 15 ×1.5 = 22.5 kN
11.6 400x0.8 + 300x5.8 + 200x10.8
eccentricity = e = 2
- 400 + 300 + 200
= 1.1111
Critical load case and factor of safety for sliding and overturning
For service load case 101
Sliding force(X) = 12 kN
Sliding force(Z) = 15 kN
Moment at Span
80.91 + 62.238 62.238 + 2x80.91 3.71
= 1.35 2
× 1.5 × 3.71 × 80.91 + 62.238
× 3
- 400 × 2.91 + 5 × 1.5 = - 520.44 kNm
(Hogging) at 3.71 m from left boundary
Moment at middle column
80.91 + 51.72 51.72 + 2x80.91 5.8
= 1.35 2
× 1.5 × 5.8 × 80.91 + 51.72
× 3
- 400 × 5 + 9 × 1.5 = - 257.349 kNm (Hogging)
80.91 + 76.88
Shear at left end column location = 1.35 × 2
× 0.8 × 1.5 - 400 = - 412.19 kNm
80.91 + 76.88
Shear just before left end column location = 1.35 × 2
× 0.8 × 1.5 = 127.813 kN
80.91 + 51.72
Shear a middle column location = 1.35 × 2
× 5.8 × 1.5 - 700 = - 166.13 kN
80.91 + 51.72
Shear just before end column location = 1.35 × 2
× 5.8 × 1.5 - 400 = 238.87 kN
80.91 + 26.556
Shear at right end column location = 1.35 × 2
× 10.8 × 1.5 - 900 = - 39.86 kNm
80.91 + 26.556
Shear just before right end column location = 1.35 × 2
× 10.8 × 1.5 - 700 = 230.143 kN
80.91 + 80.316
Shear at deff (left) from left end column location = 1.35 × 2
× 0.118 × 1.5 = 19.26 kN
80.91 + 73.45
Shear at deff (right) from left end column location = 1.35 × 2
× 1.482 × 1.5 - 400 = - 308.38 kN
80.91 + 55.15
Shear at deff (left) from middle column location = 1.35 × 2
× 5.118 × 1.5 - 400 = 165.072 kN
Punching Shear
Punching Shear is checked on a perimeter at 2xdeff from the column face.
Effective depth for punching shear, deff = (500 - 50 - 1.0× 12) mm = 438 mm
Pm = 4 · (500 mm + 4x 438 mm) = 9008 mm
Now, the punching line exceeds footing boundary. So practically punching shear behavior is changed into one
way shear. So, calculation is not repeated.
Note: Refer to EN Combined Foundation 1 (on page 376) for a detailed explanation.
β = 1 + 1.8 ( ) ( )
ex 2
bz
+
ez 2
bx
= 1 + 1.8 ( 0.018535
2.252
)2 + ( 0.011121
2.252
)2 = 1.0172
Column 2
Governing load case = 201. For this load combination,
Total factored axial load = factored load + weight of pedestal
V = [(1.35× 300) + (0.5× 0.5× 1× 25)] = (405 + 6.25) = 411.25 KN
Total factored moment about X = Mx = 1.35× 5× 1.5 = 10.125 KNm
Total factored moment about Z = Mz = 1.35× 4× 1.5 = 8.1 KNm
Considering absolute values,
Eccentricity along X direction = ex = Mz/V = (8.1/411.25) = 0.019696 m
Eccentricity along Z direction = ez = Mx/V = (10.125/411.25) = 0.024620 m
So, for axial load & bi-axial moment Eccentric Factor:
β = 1 + 1.8 ( ) ( )
ex 2
bz
+
ez 2
bx
= 1 + 1.8 ( 0.019696
2.252
)2 + ( 0.024620
2.252
)2 = 1.0252
Column 3
Governing load case = 201. For this load combination,
Total factored axial load = factored load + weight of pedestal
V = [(1.35× 200) + (0.5× 0.5× 1× 25)] = (270 + 6.25) = 276.25 KN
Total factored moment about X = Mx = 1.35× 7× 1.5 = 14.175 KNm
Total factored moment about Z = Mz = 1.35× 3× 1.5 = 6.075 KNm
Considering absolute values,
Eccentricity along X direction = ex = Mz/V = (6.075/276.25) = 0.021991 m
Eccentricity along Z direction = ez = Mx/V = (14.175/276.25) = 0.051312 m
So, for axial load & bi-axial moment Eccentric Factor
β = 1 + 1.8 ( ) ( )
ex 2
bz
+
ez 2
bx
= 1 + 1.8 ( 0.021991
2.252
)2 + ( 0.051312
2.252
)2 = 1.045
Comparison
Value of Reference Result STAAD Foundation Result Percent Difference
(General Mode)
41.464 41.4637
51.809 51.8086
110.191 110.1914
1.0252 1.025
1.045 1.045
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for sliding
Total effective vertical load on the foundation (considering buoyancy and neglecting surcharge) = 800 + 117.6 +
10.625 + 170.02 - 138.44 = 959.807 kN
Along X Direction
Sliding force = 8 kN
max Resisting force = µ x Total effective vertical load on foundation = 0.4 (959.807 kN)
= 383.92 kN
FOS = 383.92 / 8 = 47.99 > 1.5
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force = 5kN
max Resisting force = µ x Total effective vertical load on foundation = 0.4 (959.807 kN)
= 383.92 kN
FOS = 383.92 / 5 = 76.78 > 1.5
Hence OK
Along Resultant Direction
Critical load case and the governing factor of safety for overturning
About the X Axis
Overturning Moment = 31.5 kNm
Factored Design
Axial Load = 1.35 × 800 kN = 1,080 kN
MX =1.35 × 31.5 = 42.525 kNm
MZ =1.35 × 4.6 = 6.21 kNm
Table 67: Corner pressures for the factored load case (kN/m2)
So, as per Table 3.1, fctm = 2.9 Mpa, So, ρmin = 0.0015
minimum area of steel, AstXmin = 2,520 mm2
required area of steel, AstXrqrd = 1,125 mm2
So take 2,520 mm2 - 12 mm dia bars @ 122 mm c/c
Provide 12 mm dia bars @ 120 mm c/c, i.e. 2,600 mm2
Along Z Direction
As per Clause 9.2.1:
minimum area of steel ratio, ρmin = 0.26 x fctm/fyk > 0.0013
So, as per Table 3.1, fctm = 2.9 Mpa, So, ρmin = 0.0015
minimum area of steel, AstZmin = 2,520 mm2
required area of steel, AstZrqrd = 1,125 mm2
So take 2,520 mm2 - 12 mm dia bars @ 122 mm c/c
Provide 12 mm dia bars @ 120 mm c/c, i.e. 2,600 mm2
Punching Shear
Punching Shear is checked on a perimeter at a distance of 2×deff from the column face.
Effective depth for punching shear, deff = (600 - 50 - 1.0 × 12) mm = 538 mm
Punching Shear perimeter, u = 2. (500+500) + 4.Π.538 = 8763.43 mm
Area inside shear perimeter = (4.Π.5382 + 5002 + 8x538x500)/106 = 6.04 m2
Vmax = (2.8 × 2.8 -6.04) × 137.755 = 247.86 kN
Calculation of Eccentric Factor, β
Size of pedestal = C1 X C2 = 0.5 m X 0.5 m X 1.7 m
Footing size = 2.8 m X 2.8 m X 0.6 m
If clear cover= 50 mm & provided dia. of bar at bottom = 12 mm (If dia. of bar is different along X & Z direction,
consider the smaller one.),
Effective depth of for punching = dp = overall depth - clear cover - minimum dia. of bar at bottom
= (0.6 - 0.05 - 0.012) = 0.538 m
Straight length of shear perimeter = bx = C1 + 4 X dp = 0.5 + (4 X 0.538) = 2.652 m
Straight width of shear perimeter = bz = C2 + 4 X dp = 0.5 + (4 X 0.538) = 2.652 m
Governing load case = 201
As per the load combination given in 201 load case,
Total factored axial load = factored load + weight of pedestal
V = (1080 + (0.5X0.5X1.7X25)) = (1080 + 10.625) = 1090.625 KN
Total factored moment about X = Mx = 42.525 KNm
Total factored moment about Z = Mz = 6.21 KNm
Considering absolute values,
Eccentricity along X direction = ex = Mz/V = (6.21/1090.625) = 0.005694 m
Eccentricity along Z direction = ez = Mx/V = (42.525/1090.625) = 0.038991 m
For axial load & bi-axial moment, eccentricity factor (β) can be calculated from equation 6.43 of EN 1992 as:
β = 1 + 1.8 ( ) ( )
ex
bz
2
+
ez
bx
2
= 1 + 1.8 ( 0.05694
2.652
)2 + ( 0.038991
2.652
)2 = 1.0267
Vmax, including β, = 1.0267 × 247.86 = 254.478 kN
Punching shear capacity, as per Clause 6.2.1, 6.4.2, 6.4.3 & 6.4.4 and BS Annex:
k = 0.346
Reinforcement percent for bars along X = 0.001745
Reinforcement percent for bars along Z = 0.001745
Reinforcement percent for punching strength calculation= 0.001745
k = 1.61
τc = 0.434 N/mm2
V min = 0.035 x k3/2 x fck1/2 = 0.3928 N/mm2
So, take τc = 0.434 N/mm2
So, VRDc = τc × effective depth × punching shear perimeter = 0.434 × 538 × 8,763.43/103
= 2,046.19 kN
take V RDc = 2,046 kN > F = 254.478 kN,
V RDc >F
Hence safe
Comparison
Note: The following Global Settings are required within the GUI of STAAD Foundation Advanced to obtain the
numbers in the table below in the column STAAD Foundation Result:
On the Rigid Foundation Settings tab,
1. select the Neglect Footing Self Weight for Concrete Checks option in the Concrete Check Self Weight
Settings group and
2. select the Gross Bearing Capacity Input option in the Bearing Capacity Settings group.
135.06 135.06
152.27 152.27
154.79 154.79
Solution
Assuming a 2.6 m × 2.6 m × 0.5m footing dimension,
Total Moment wrt Z = 150kNm
Total Moment wrt × = 0kNm
Stress at four corners (service condition)
σ1 = V/A - Mx/Zx + Mz/Zz
σ2 = V/A - Mx/Zx - Mz/Zz
σ3 = V/A + Mx/Zx - Mz/Zz
σ4 = V/A + Mx/Zx + Mz/Zz
Due to presence of uniaxial moment and positive value for Mz, we can conclude:
σ1= σ4= σ max = V/A + Mz/Zz
σ2= σ3= σmin = V/A -Mz/Zz
Total Vertical Load on soil -
Selfweight of footing = ( 2.6m × 2.6 m) . (0.5 m) .(25 KN/m3) = 84.5 kN
Selfweight of pedestal = ( 0. 5 m × 0. 5 m) ( 1.0 m) (25 KN/m3) = 6.25k N
Weight of soil on footing = ( 0.5 m ). ( 2.6 m × 2.6 m - 0. 5 m × 0. 5 m) . (1 6 KN/m3) =
52.08k N
Surcharge = 0 kN
Uplift force due to buoyancy = 0k N (GWT is below the level of the base of footing)
Column reaction load = 80 kN
Total Vertical Load V = 80 + 84.5 + 6.25 + 52.08 = 222.83 kN
Zz = Z · X2/6 = 2.6 × 2.6 2/6 = 2.93 m3
Mz = 150kNm
Calculate corner pressure for bearing capacity check in dry condition:
σ max = V/A + Mz/Zz = 84.1692 rounded off to 84.17 kN/m2
σ min = V/A -Mz/Zz = -18.2432 rounded off to 18.24 kN/m2
So, a partial-out-of-contact situation has occurred. Hence, redistribution is necessary.
In partial uplift situations involving an axial load and uniaxial moment, the CG of applied loads and CG of the soil
pressure reaction have to pass through the same point. The CG of applied loads from left end of the footing =
Mz 2.6 150
B
2
− P
= 2
− 222.83
= 1.3 − 0.6732 = 0.6268 m
Thus, CG of the force resulting from the soil pressures too is at 0.6268m from the left end
So, length of contact region (see X' in the above figure) = 3 × 0.6268 = 1.88 m.
Maximum corner pressure is obtained from the equation:
Reactions due to base pressures = Applied axial force (222.83 kN)
′ ′
σ × X
Hence 2
× 2.6 = 222.83 kN
222.83
σ′ = 1.3 × 1.88
= 91.174 kN/m2
Percentage of out-of-contact-area = 1.871 × 100/ (2.6 × 2.6) = 27.69 % < 30%. Hence ok.
Comparison
Table 68: EC2 verification 4 comparison
Note: Pile cap design assumes an initial depth and then finds a suitable depth for final design. If the two are
different, one or more iterations may be required until the assumed depth matches the final depth. In this
example problem, the value used for the initial depth happens to be the same as the final depth required, thus,
no iterations are required (i.e., the design is successful in the first iteration).
Minimum depth required for the pile cap = 1.5× pile diameter = 1.5× 400 mm = 600 mm
Assume a pile cap depth of 750 mm.
c/c pile distance is equal to 3× the pile diameter =1200 mm. Edge distance = 350 mm
Assuming four pile arrangement, Coordinates of piles (considering pedestal at 0,0,0)
1 -600 -600
2 -600 600
3 600 600
4 600 -600
Factored Design
Load factor for self wt is taken = 1
Load factor for axial load is taken as 1.35
So, Load on pilecap = 1.35(500) + 1(67.6875 ) = 742.6875 kN
Load on each pile = 742.6875 /4 = 185.6719 kN
Hence OK
About X Axis
Bending moment at critical section= Mux = 164.2646 kN·m
Assuming 50 mm clear cover, 50 mm pile in pilecap & and 16 mm bar,
effective depth calculation is done using max bar size given which is 16 mm.
Hence OK
When a shear line passes over a pile, like that shown in the above figure, only part of the reaction from the pile is
considered for the calculation of the shear force.
In this example, we have to consider the shear contributed by the zone that is shaded orange for piles 1 and 2.
The proportion of the pile reaction considered is the same proportion as the area contained in the portion
beyond the shear line resulting from the segmentation of the pile cross section by the shear line.
In this example, the area of cross section A1, and the segmented area A2, is the same for both piles. If the
reaction of pile 1 is R1, and that of pile 2 is R2, the reaction contributed by them would be
[R1 x (A2/A1)] + [R2x (A2/A1)] = (R1+R2) x (A2/A1)
τc = cRdc × K × (100 × ρ × fc )0.33 = 0.156 × 1.56 × (100 × 0.00185 × 30)0.33 = 0.4298 N/mm2
Vmin = 0.346 N/mm2 < τc, Hence, τc =0.4298 N/mm2
τv < τc , Hence safe.
Shear Along Z Direction (Shear line Parallel to X axis)
Vumax = 18.91 kN
Developed shear stress V = 18.91 × 1,000 / 1,900 × 626 = 0.0159 N/mm2
ρ = ·Astx/(B × deff) = 0.00253 < 0.02, hence take ρ =0.00253
200
K =1+ deff
= 1.56 < 2.0
τc = cRdc × K × (100 × ρ × fc )0.33 = 0.156 × 1.56 × (100 × 0.00185 × 30)0.33 = 0.4298 N/mm2
Vmin = 0.346 N/mm2 < τc, Hence, τc =0.4298 N/mm2
τv < τc , Hence safe.
Punching Shear
Comparison
Table 70: Eurocode pilecap verification - comparison
Note: Pile cap design assumes an initial depth and then finds a suitable depth for final design. If the two are
different, one or more iterations may be required until the assumed depth matches the final depth. In this
example problem, the value used for the initial depth happens to be the same as the final depth required, thus,
no iterations are required (i.e., the design is successful in the first iteration).
c/c pile distance = 3x pile diameter = 900 mm. Edge distance =500 mm
Assuming six pile combination,
Coordinates of piles considering pedestal at 0, 0, 0
1 -900 -450
2 -900 450
3 0 -450
4 0 450
5 900 -450
6 900 450
Factored Design
Load factor for self wt is taken =1
Load factor for axial load is taken as 1.35
So, Total Axial Load on pilecap = 1.35(1,200) + 1(173.12) = 1793.12 kN
Total Moment on pilecap Mx = 1.35(82) = 110.7 kN·m
Total Moment on pilecap Mz = 1.35(25) = 33.75 kN·m
Load on each pile from axial reaction = 1793.12 /6 = 298.8533 kN
Reaction from moment Mx = ±110.7 (0.45)/[6(0.452)] = ±41 kN
Calculation of Moment
About Z Axis
For moment about X1X1
Contribution from pile 1 = 267.2283 × 0.7 = 187.06 kN·m
Contribution from pile 2 = 349.2283 × 0.7 = 244.46 kN·m
Total Moment Mz X1X1 =267.2283 × 0.7 +349.2283 × 0.7 = 431.5149 kN·m
For moment about X2X2
Contribution from pile 5 = 248.4783 × 0.7 = 173.93 kN·m
Contribution from pile 6 = 330.4783 × 0.7 = 231.43 kN·m
Total Moment Mz X2X2 =248.4783 × 0.7 + 330.4783 x 0.7 = 405.2697 kN·m
So Max value of Mz due to pile reactions alone = 431.5149 kN·m (Gross)
So Max value of Mz (Net)= 431.5149 kN·m - 25x1.9x0.8x 1.2x1.2/2 - 20x1.9x0.6x 1.2x1.2/2 = 387.7437
kN·m
About X Axis
For moment about Y1Y1
1.0 × 20 × 0.8 × 256.952 × 1, 900 × (676 - )10−6 = 4, 477.609 kN⋅m > 387.7437 kN⋅m
0.8 × 256.952
2
Hence OK
Moment About X Axis
Bending moment at critical section= Mux = 229.69 kN·m
CRDC = 0.156
Punching Shear
Comparison
Table 72: Eurocode pilecap verification - comparison
Shear Force, One-Way, X 6.63 (in reverse direction) 6.63 (in reverse direction) None
(kN)
Note: STAAD Foundation Advanced starts with a minimum pile cap depth (given as input) and calculates the pile
arrangement based of that. If the pile arrangement is fixed, ultimate design is started with the initial depth,
which is increased as required per the design. Therefore, the pile arrangement must be checked again if the final
depth is greater than the initial depth. In this example, the design passes with the initial depth and therefore it is
not necessary to be rechecked after the ultimate design.
Minimum depth required for the pile cap = 1.5× pile diameter = 1.5 × 300 mm = 450 mm
Assume a pile cap depth of 900 mm.
Minimum c/c pile distance required is equal to 3x the pile diameter = 900 mm.
Provided c/c pile distance = 1200 mm
Edge distance = 400 mm
Assuming two pile combination, Coordinates of piles (considering pedestal at 0,0,0)
1 -600 0
2 600 0
∑X 2
= (0.62 + 0.62) = 0.72
Axial Reaction of pile =
Fy Mx.Z Mz.X
(± ) (± )
N N N
∑ Zi 2 ∑ Xi2
i=1 i=1
where
N = number of piles
So,
536 50 × 0.6
reaction at Pile 1 = 2
+ 0.72
= 309.67kN
536 50 × 0.6
reaction at Pile 2 = 2
− 0.72
= 226.33kN
Factored Design
Load factor for self wt is taken =1
Load factor for axial load is taken 1.35
So, load on pilecap = P1 = 1.35(500) + 1(36) = 711 kN
Mz1 = 1.35(50) = 67.5 kN·m
P1 M z1 X
So, reaction in each pile = n
±
∑X2
∑X 2
= (0.62 + 0.62) = 0.72
711 67.5 × 0.6
Reaction at Pile 1 = 2
+ 0.72
= 411.75kN
It is a two pile arrangement and the reaction on pile 1 is maximum. Therefore, the shear and moment at left side
governs.
Calculation of Moment
About Z Axis
For moment about X1X1
Contribution from pile 1 = 411.75 × (0.6-(0.5/2)) = 144.1 kN·m
So Total Mz about X1X1 = 144.11 - (36 / 2) * ((2 - 0.5) / 2) ^2 / 2 = 139.05 kN·m
So Max value of Mz = 139.0475 kN·m
About X Axis
Since the two-pile arrangement cannot resist moment with respect to the transverse direction (Mux), calculation
of the moment about the X axis is not required. Any moment about the X axis is directly resisted by the piles in
bending. This example has no transverse moment acting on the piles.
where
a = 2 . | Muz |
η ⋅ f cd ⋅ bw ⋅ deff 2
Ast = ρ × bw × deff
ρ = 0.001003
Astx = 622 mm2
Minimum area of steel Astmin = 0.002 × B × D = 1,440 mm2
Provide 16 bars @ 95 mm c/c spacing
Provided area = 1,608 mm2
Along Z Direction
As Per EN-1992-1-1: 2004 Clause No. 3.1.7(3),3.2.7 and Fig.3.5,3.8
Provide minimum area of steel along Z direction.
Minimum area of steel Astmin = 0.002 × B × D = 3,600 mm2
Provide 16 bars @ 110 mm c/c spacing
Provided area = 3,617 mm2
Calculation of Shear
Punching Shear
Comparison
Table 74: Eurocode pilecap verification - comparison
Design an anchor block for a guy rod supporting the following load condition
Axial Tension = 83.815 kip
Slope with Horizontal = 54.231°
Necessary Factors of Safety:
FOS against Uplift = 1.5
FOS against sliding = 2
Ultimate Load Factor = 1.3
Material Specification:
strength of concrete = 4 ksi
strength of steel = 60 ksi
strength of guy rod steel = 50 ksi
unit weight of concrete, γc = 150 lb/ft3
unit weight of water = 62.4 lb/ft3
Soil & GWT condition:
Layer Index No Layer Type Depth of Layer Cohesion (psf) Angle of Friction Dry Density (pcf)
Assume depth of Ground Water Table (GWT) = 8 ft below ground line (GL)
Assume soil cone angle of uplift = 30°
Surcharge on soil at GL =0 kip/ft2
Solution
First let us calculate the Horizontal & Vertical components of Axial Tension at guy rod
Horizontal component of load, H = P×cosθ = 83.815 × cos(54.231°) = 48.9656 kip
Vertical component of load, V = P×sinθ = 83.815 × sin(54.231°) = 68.0245 kip
Min area required for guy rod = 83.815/50 = 1.677 in2. I.e., if single rod is used, min dia of rod required = 1.5 in.
Table 76: Properties of soil (divided into approx. 6 in. thick strips)
Note: ϕ is in degrees.
Pa= γ×h×Kp
Pa or a particular layer = Pa of previous layer + γ×h×Ka
where
Ka = Active EP coeff of the present layer
γ = Soil density of Soil at present layer
h = Thickness of present layer)
Pp= γ×h×Kp + 2C×√(Kp)
Pp of a particular layer = Pp of previous layer + γ×h×Kp
where
Kp = Passive EP coeff of the present layer
γ = Soil density of Soil at present layer
h = Thickness of present layer
C = Cohesion of Present layer in kip/ft2
Note: Here, γ is the density of soil which is used when soil layer is above GWT
If the soil layer is below GWT, then submerged density of soil (γ-γsoil) is used
Adhesion factor α = 0.31 + 0.34/C, α ≤1
Take a 11.5' x 4' x 3.5 ft block with 0.5' tow with total embedment depth 10'.
Soil Depth upper lvl of Soil Depth lower lvl of Avg Pp effective on block Weighted Avg Pp (lb/ft)
layer(ft) layer(ft) surface (psf)
0 0.5 0 0
0.5 1 0 0
1 1.5 0 0
1.5 2 0 0
2 2.5 0 0
2.5 3 0 0
3 3.5 0 0
3.5 4 0 0
4 4.5 0 0
4.5 5 0 0
5 5.5 0 0
5.5 6 0 0
6 6.5 0 0
Soil Soil γ actual H1 (ft) H2 (ft) X1 (ft) X2 (ft) L1 (ft) L2 (ft) B1 (ft) B2 (ft) Volume
Depth Depth (pcf) (ft 3 )
upper lower
lvl of lvl of
layer(ft) layer(ft)
0 0.5 115 10 9.5 6.2763 5.987 24.05 23.47 16.55 15.97 193.24
505
0.5 1 115 9.5 9 5.9875 5.699 23.47 22.9 15.97 15.4 181.85
128
1 1.5 115 9 8.5 5.6987 5.41 22.9 22.32 15.4 14.82 170.79
116
Soil Soil γ actual H1 (ft) H2 (ft) X1 (ft) X2 (ft) L1 (ft) L2 (ft) B1 (ft) B2 (ft) Volume
Depth Depth (pcf) (ft 3 )
upper lower
lvl of lvl of
layer(ft) layer(ft)
1.5 2 115 8.5 8 5.4099 5.121 22.32 21.74 14.82 14.24 160.06
47
2 2.5 115 8 7.5 5.1211 4.832 21.74 21.16 14.24 13.66 149.67
19
2.5 3 115 7.5 7 4.8322 4.543 21.16 20.59 13.66 13.09 139.61
276
3 3.5 115 7 6.5 4.5434 4.255 20.59 20.01 13.09 12.51 129.88
728
3.5 4 115 6.5 6 4.2546 3.966 20.01 19.43 12.51 11.93 120.49
545
4 4.5 115 6 5.5 3.9658 3.677 19.43 18.85 11.93 11.35 111.43
728
4.5 5 115 5.5 5 3.677 3.388 18.85 18.28 11.35 10.78 102.71
277
5 5.5 115 5 4.5 3.3882 3.099 18.28 17.7 10.78 10.2 94.321
915
5.5 6 115 4.5 4 3.0993 2.811 17.7 17.12 10.2 9.621 86.264
72
6 6.5 115 4 3.5 2.8105 2.522 17.12 16.54 9.621 9.043 78.541
183
6.5 7 115 3.5 3 2.5217 2.233 16.54 15.97 9.043 8.466 48.151
304
7 7.5 115 3 2.5 2.2329 1.944 15.97 15.39 8.466 7.888 41.095
082
7.5 8 115 2.5 2 1.9441 1.655 15.39 14.81 7.888 7.311 34.372
519
8 8.5 52.6 2 1.5 1.6553 1.366 14.81 14.23 7.311 6.733 27.983
613
8.5 9 52.6 1.5 1 1.3664 1.078 14.23 13.66 6.733 6.155 21.928
366
Soil Soil γ actual H1 (ft) H2 (ft) X1 (ft) X2 (ft) L1 (ft) L2 (ft) B1 (ft) B2 (ft) Volume
Depth Depth (pcf) (ft 3 )
upper lower
lvl of lvl of
layer(ft) layer(ft)
9 9.5 52.6 1 0.5 1.0776 0.789 13.66 13.08 6.155 5.578 16.206
776
Soil Depth Soil Depth Soil weight Strip Perimeter Adhesion Cohesion Adhesion =
upper lvl of lower lvl of (lbf) thickness Area of Factor α C×α×A (psf)
( C) (psf)
layer (ft) layer (ft) effective for contact (ft2)
adhesion (ft)
0 0.5 22223.181 0 0 0 0 0
0.5 1 20912.897 0 0 0 0 0
1 1.5 19640.984 0 0 0 0 0
1.5 2 18407.441 0 0 0 0 0
2 2.5 17212.269 0 0 0 0 0
2.5 3 16055.467 0 0 0 0 0
3 3.5 14937.037 0 0 0 0 0
3.5 4 13856.977 0 0 0 0 0
4 4.5 12815.287 0 0 0 0 0
4.5 5 11811.968 0 0 0 0 0
5 5.5 10847.02 0 0 0 0 0
5.5 6 9920.4428 0 0 0 0 0
6 6.5 9032.2361 0 0 0 0 0
Soil Depth Soil Depth Soil weight Strip Perimeter Adhesion Cohesion Adhesion =
upper lvl of lower lvl of (lbf) thickness Area of Factor α C×α×A (psf)
( C) (psf)
layer (ft) layer (ft) effective for contact (ft2)
adhesion (ft)
ß = 0.85 - 0.05×(fc-4)
0.85 ≥ ß ≥ 0.65
ß = 0.85
width, B = 4 ft
Effective Depth, deff = D-clear cover-Tie bar dia -0.5×top rebar dia
deff = 38.19 in
Area of each top rebar = 0.601 in2
Total area of top rebar = As = 2.404 in2
a = As×fy/(ß×fck×B) = 0.883847 in
Resisting Moment = M1 = ϕ×As×fy×(deff - a/2) = 408.37 ft·kip
Ratio = 408.37 / 127.1218 = 3.213 >1, Hence OK
Front face Rebar Design Check
Vertical Force, V = 48.9656 kip
Length, L = 11.5 ft
Force/Length = w = V/L = 4.258 kip/ft
Bending Moment = w×L2/8 = 70.389 ft·kip
Factored Moment, M = 1.3 × 70.389 = 91.506 ft·kip
ϕ = 0.9
ß = 0.85 - 0.05×(fc-4)
0.85 ≥ ß ≥ 0.65
ß = 0.85
width, B = 3.5 ft
Effective Depth, deff = D-clear cover-Tie bar dia -0.5 × top rebar dia
deff = 44.19 inch
Area of each front rebar = 0.601 in2
Total area of Front Rebar = As = 1.803 in2
a = As×fy/(ß×fck×B) = 0.757583 inch
Resisting Moment = M1 = ϕ×As×fy×(deff - a/2) = 355.47 ft·kip
ratio = 355.472 / 91.5057 = 3.885 >1, Hence OK
Comparison
Table 77: Deadman Anchor (US) verification example 1 comparison
Design an anchor block for a guy rod supporting the following load condition:
Axial Tension = 75.926 Kip
Slope with Horizontal = 49.816°
Layer Index No Layer Type Depth of Layer Cohesion (psf) Angle of Friction Dry Density (pcf)
Table 79: Properties of soil (divided into relevant small strips each max 1/2 ft thick)
clay 2.5 800 0 106 106 265 1.001 265.3 1.001 1866 0.735
clay 3 800 0 106 106 318 1.001 318.4 1.001 1919 0.735
clay 3.5 800 0 106 106 371 1.001 371.5 1.001 1972 0.735
clay 4 800 0 106 106 424 1.001 424.5 1.001 2026 0.735
clay 4.5 800 0 106 106 477 1.001 477.6 1.001 2079 0.735
clay 5 800 0 106 106 530 1.001 530.7 1.001 2132 0.735
clay 5.5 800 0 106 106 583 1.001 583.7 1.001 2185 0.735
clay 6 800 0 106 106 636 1.001 636.8 1.001 2238 0.735
clay 6.5 800 0 106 106 689 1.001 689.9 1.001 2291 0.735
clay 7 800 0 106 106 742 1.001 742.9 1.001 2344 0.735
clay 7.5 800 0 106 106 795 1.001 796 1.001 2397 0.735
clay 8 800 0 106 106 848 1.001 849.1 1.001 2450 0.735
clay 8.5 800 0 106 43.6 869.8 1.001 870.9 1.001 2472 0.735
clay 9 800 0 106 43.6 891.6 1.001 892.7 1.001 2494 0.735
clay 9.5 800 0 106 43.6 913.4 1.001 914.6 1.001 2516 0.735
clay 10 800 0 106 43.6 935.2 1.001 936.4 1.001 2537 0.735
Kp=tan2(450 + ϕ/2)
Kp=tan2(450 - ϕ/2)
Note: ϕ is in degrees.
Pa= γ×h×Kp
So Pa or a particular layer = Pa of previous layer + γ×h×Ka
where
Ka = Active Earth Pressure coefficient of the present layer
γ = Density of Soil at present layer
h = Thickness of present layer
Note: Here γ is the density of soil which is used when soil layer is above GWT.
If Soil layer is below GWT then submerged density of soil (γ-γsoil) is used
Adhesion factor α = 0.31 + 0.34/C , α ≤ 1
Soil Depth upper level of Soil Depth lower level of Avg Pp effective on block Weighted Avg Pp (lb/ft)
layer (ft) layer (ft) surface (psf)
0 0.5 0 0
0.5 1 0 0
1 1.5 0 0
1.5 2 0 0
2 2.5 0 0
2.5 3 0 0
3 3.5 0 0
3.5 4 0 0
4 4.5 0 0
4.5 5 0 0
5 5.5 0 0
5.5 6 0 0
6 6.5 0 0
Soil Depth upper level of Soil Depth lower level of Avg Pp effective on block Weighted Avg Pp (lb/ft)
layer (ft) layer (ft) surface (psf)
Soil Soil γ actual H1 (ft) H2 (ft) X1 (ft) X2 (ft) L1 (ft) L2 (ft) B1 (ft) B2 (ft) Volume
Depth Depth (pcf) (ft 3 )
upper lower
level of level of
layer(ft) layer(ft)
6.5 7 106 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
7 7.5 106 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
7.5 8 106 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
8 8.5 43.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
8.5 9 43.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
9 9.5 43.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
9.5 10 43.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Soil Depth Soil Depth Soil weight strip Perimeter Adhesion Cohesion Adhesion =
upper lvl of lower lvl of (lbf) thckness Area of Factor α ( C ) (psf) C. α.A (psf)
layer(ft) layer(ft) effective for contact
adhesion (ft) (sq.ft)
0 0.5 2968 0 0 0 0 0
0.5 1 2968 0 0 0 0 0
1 1.5 2968 0 0 0 0 0
1.5 2 2968 0 0 0 0 0
Length, L = 14 ft
Force/Length = w=V/L = 3.4979 Kip/ft
Bending Moment = w×L2/8 = 85.699 ft·kip
Factored Moment M = 1.3 × 85.699 = 111.4087 ft·kip
ϕ = 0.9
ß = 0.85 - 0.05×(fc-4)
0.85 ≥ ß ≥ 0.65
ß = 0.85
width, B = 3.5 ft
Effective Depth = deff = D-clear cover-Tie bar dia -0.5 × top rebar dia
deff = 44.19 in
Area of each front rebar = 0.601 in2
Total area of Front Rebar = As = 1.803 in2
a = As×fy/(ß×fck×B) = 0.757583 in
Resisting Moment = M1 = ϕ×As×fy×(deff - a/2) = 355.47 ft·kip
ratio = 355.472 / 111.4087 = 3.191 >1, Hence OK
Resisting Moment is greater than Factored Moment, Hence Safe
Comparison
Table 81: Deadman Anchor (US) verification example 2 comparison
Design an anchor block for a guy rod supporting the following load condition:
Axial Tension = 92.435 kip
Slope with Horizontal = 31.289°
Necessary Factors of Safety:
FOS against uplift = 1.5
FOS against sliding = 2
Ultimate load factor = 1.3
Material Specification
strength of concrete = 4 ksi
strength of steel = 60 ksi
strength of guy rod steel = 50 ksi
unit weight of concrete = 150 lb/ft3
unit weight of soil = 62.4 lb/ft3
Soil & GWT condition
Layer Index No Layer Type Depth of Layer Cohesion (psf) Angle of Friction Dry Density (pcf)
Table 83: Properties of soil (divided into relevant small strips each max 1/2 ft thick)
silt 0.5 500 20 105 105 52.5 0.491 25.77 2.043 1536.6
silt 1.5 500 20 105 105 157.5 0.491 77.3 2.043 1751.1
silt 2.5 500 20 105 105 262.5 0.491 128.8 2.043 1965.6
silt 3.5 500 20 105 105 367.5 0.491 180.4 2.043 2180.1
silt 4.5 500 20 105 105 472.5 0.491 231.9 2.043 2394.6
silt 5.5 500 20 105 105 577.5 0.491 283.4 2.043 2609.1
silt 6.5 500 20 105 105 682.5 0.491 335 2.043 2823.6
silt 7.5 500 20 105 105 787.5 0.491 386.5 2.043 3038.2
silt 8.5 500 20 105 42.6 861.3 0.491 422.7 2.043 3188.9
silt 9.5 500 20 105 42.6 903.9 0.491 443.6 2.043 3276
silt 10.5 500 20 105 42.6 946.5 0.491 464.5 2.043 3363
silt 11.5 500 20 105 42.6 989.1 0.491 485.5 2.043 3450
Kp = tan2(450+ϕ/2)
Kp = tan2(450-ϕ/2)
Note: ϕ is in degrees.
Pa= γ×h×Kp
So Pa or a particular layer = Pa of previous layer + γ×h×Ka
where
Ka = Active Earth Pressure coefficient of the present layer
γ = Density of soil at present layer
h = Thickness of present layer
Note: Here γ is the density of soil which is used when soil layer is above GWT.
If Soil layer is below GWT then submerged density of soil (γ-γsoil) is used.
Adhesion factor α = 0.31 + 0.34/C, α ≤ 1
Take a 10' × 4 ' × 5 ' block without tow at a total embedment depth 12'.
Soil Depth upper level of Soil Depth lower level of Avg Pp effective on block Weighted Avg Pp (lb/ft)
layer (ft) layer (ft) surface (psf)
0 0.5 0 0
0.5 1 0 0
1 1.5 0 0
1.5 2 0 0
2 2.5 0 0
Soil Depth upper level of Soil Depth lower level of Avg Pp effective on block Weighted Avg Pp (lb/ft)
layer (ft) layer (ft) surface (psf)
2.5 3 0 0
3 3.5 0 0
3.5 4 0 0
4 4.5 0 0
4.5 5 0 0
5 5.5 0 0
5.5 6 0 0
6 6.5 0 0
6.5 7 0 0
Soil Soil γ actual H1 (ft) H2 (ft) X1 (ft) X2 (ft) L1 (ft) L2 (ft) B1 (ft) B2 (ft)
Depth Depth (pcf)
upper lower
level of level of
layer (ft) layer (ft)
7 7.5 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
7.5 8 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
8 8.5 42.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
8.5 9 42.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
9 9.5 42.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
9.5 10 42.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Soil Soil γ actual H1 (ft) H2 (ft) X1 (ft) X2 (ft) L1 (ft) L2 (ft) B1 (ft) B2 (ft)
Depth Depth (pcf)
upper lower
level of level of
layer (ft) layer (ft)
10 10.5 42.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
10.5 11 42.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
11 11.5 42.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
11.5 12 42.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Soil Depth Soil Depth Volume (ft Soil weight strip Perimeter Adhesion Cohesion Adhesion =
upper level lower level 3 ) (lbf) thickness Area of Factor α (C) (psf) C. α×A (psf)
of layer(ft) of layer(ft) effective contact
for (ft2)
adhesion
(ft)
Soil Depth Soil Depth Volume (ft Soil weight strip Perimeter Adhesion Cohesion Adhesion =
upper level lower level 3 ) (lbf) thickness Area of Factor α (C) (psf) C. α×A (psf)
of layer(ft) of layer(ft) effective contact
for (ft2)
adhesion
(ft)
Therefore, total resistance against uplift = 20.016 + 61.98 + 69.3 + 0 = 151.296 kip
Required anchor uplift resistance = V = 48.024 kip
Net Safety factor = 151.296 / 48.024 = 3.151
Required Factor of safety against Horizontal Load = 1.5
FOS is greater than min required FOS, Hence OK
ϕ = 0.9
ß = 0.85 - 0.05×(fc-4)
0.85 ≥ ß ≥ 0.65
ß = 0.85
width, B = 5 ft
Effective Depth = deff = D-clear cover-Tie bar dia -0.5 × top rebar dia
deff = 44.19 in
Area of each front rebar = 0.601 in2
Total area of front rebar = As = 1.803 in2
a = As×fy/(ß×fck×B) = 0.530308 inch
Resisting Moment = M1 = ϕ×As×fy×(deff - a/2) = 356.39 ft·kip
ratio = 356.394 / 128.3438 = 2.777 >1, Hence OK
Resisting Moment is greater than Factored Moment, Hence Safe
Comparison
Table 85: Deadman Anchor (US) verification example 3 comparison
Design an anchor block for a guy rod supporting the following load condition:
Axial Tension = 250 kip
Slope with Horizontal = 50°
Necessary Factors of Safety:
FOS against Uplift = 1.5
FOS against sliding = 2
Ultimate Load Factor = 1.3
Material Specification:
strength of concrete = 4 ksi
strength of steel = 60 ksi
strength of guy rod steel = 60 ksi
unit weight of concrete = 150 lb/ft3
unit weight of soil = 62.4 lb/ft3
Layer Index No Layer Type Depth of Layer Cohesion (psf) Angle of Friction Dry Density (pcf)
1 C- Øtype 0 0 20 104
2 C- Øtype 3 0 20 104
Table 87: Properties of soil (divided into relevant small strips each max 1/2 ft thick)
C- 5.5 500 22 105 105 572.5 0.455 279.1 2.202 2662 0.99
Øtype
C- 6.5 500 22 105 105 677.5 0.455 326.9 2.202 2893 0.99
Øtype
C- 7.5 500 22 105 105 782.5 0.455 374.8 2.202 3124 0.99
Øtype
C- 8.5 800 15 105 105 887.5 0.589 429.6 1.701 3932 0.735
Øtype
C- 9.5 800 15 105 42.6 961.3 0.589 473.1 1.701 4057 0.735
Øtype
C- 10.5 800 20 106 43.6 1004 0.491 496.4 2.043 4338 0.735
Øtype
C- 11.5 800 20 106 43.6 1048 0.491 517.8 2.043 4427 0.735
Øtype
C- 12.5 850 15 106 43.6 1092 0.589 541.3 1.701 4439 0.71
Øtype
C- 13.5 850 15 106 43.6 1135 0.589 567 1.701 4514 0.71
Øtype
C- 14.5 850 15 106 43.6 1179 0.589 592.7 1.701 4588 0.71
Øtype
C- 15.5 850 15 106 43.6 1222 0.589 618.4 1.701 4662 0.71
Øtype
Ka = tan2(450+ ϕ/2)
Kp=tan2(450- ϕ/2)
Note: ϕ is in degrees.
Pa= γ×h×Kp
So Pa or a particular layer = Pa of previous layer + γ×h×Ka
where
Note: Here, γ is the density of soil which is used when soil layer is above GWT.
If Soil layer is below GWT then submerged density of soil (γ-γsoil) is used
Adhesion factor α = 0.31 + 0.34/C, α ≤ 1
Take a 12' x 6' x 8' block with 0.5' tow at a total embedment depth 16'.
Soil Depth upper level of Soil Depth lower level of Avg Pp effective on block Weighted Avg Pp (lb/ft)
layer(ft) layer(ft) surface (psf)
0 0.5 0 0
0.5 1 0 0
1 1.5 0 0
1.5 2 0 0
2 2.5 0 0
2.5 3 0 0
3 3.5 0 0
3.5 4 0 0
4 4.5 0 0
4.5 5 0 0
Soil Depth upper level of Soil Depth lower level of Avg Pp effective on block Weighted Avg Pp (lb/ft)
layer(ft) layer(ft) surface (psf)
5 5.5 0 0
5.5 6 0 0
6 6.5 0 0
6.5 7 0 0
7 7.5 0 0
7.5 8 0 0
Soil Soil γ actual H1 (ft) H2 (ft) X1 (ft) X2 (ft) L1 (ft) L2 (ft) B1 (ft) B2 (ft)
Depth Depth (pcf)
upper lower
level of level of
layer(ft) layer(ft)
Soil Soil γ actual H1 (ft) H2 (ft) X1 (ft) X2 (ft) L1 (ft) L2 (ft) B1 (ft) B2 (ft)
Depth Depth (pcf)
upper lower
level of level of
layer(ft) layer(ft)
Soil Depth Soil Depth Volume (ft Soil weight Strip Perimeter Adhesion Cohesion Adhesion =
upper level lower level 3 ) (lbf) thickness Area of Factor, α (C) (psf) C×α×A
of layer(ft) of layer(ft) effective contact (psf)
for (ft2)
adhesion
(ft)
Soil Depth Soil Depth Volume (ft Soil weight Strip Perimeter Adhesion Cohesion Adhesion =
upper level lower level 3 ) (lbf) thickness Area of Factor, α (C) (psf) C×α×A
of layer(ft) of layer(ft) effective contact (psf)
for (ft2)
adhesion
(ft)
Soil Depth Soil Depth Volume (ft Soil weight Strip Perimeter Adhesion Cohesion Adhesion =
upper level lower level 3 ) (lbf) thickness Area of Factor, α (C) (psf) C×α×A
of layer(ft) of layer(ft) effective contact (psf)
for (ft2)
adhesion
(ft)
Comparison
Table 88: Deadman Anchor (US) verification example 4 comparison
Problem
Design axial capacity for drilled pier with the given data: Design Method: API
Load Fy= 45 kip, fc= 4 ksi, fy= 60 ksi, Straight pier, pier diameter= 2 ft, pier height= 30 ft, water level at 40 ft.
Soil Profile by Layer
1. Sand, 8 ft deep, angle of friction 30 deg, Avg Density 108 lb/ft3, Density- Loose
2. Sand, 13 ft deep, angle of friction 34 deg, Avg Density 110 lb/ft3, Density- Medium
3. Clay, 9 ft deep, cohesion 2 kip/ft2, Avg Density 110 lb/ft3, Density- Dense
Elasticity of Soil 0.3 ksi
Factor of safety
End bearing - 3
Skin Friction - 3
% of Capacity Used
End bearing - 100%
Skin Friction - 100%
Neglected zone for skin friction
Top - 5ft
Bottom - Pier Dia = 2ft
Concrete Properties
fc= 4ksi
Ec= 3605ksi
Density= 150lb/ft3
Rebar Properties
fy= 60ksi
Es= 29000ksi
Critical Depth
Critical depth is set to be calculated by program as:
3( )Ec I
Es d
0.286
= 37.169 ft
Layer1 432
Layer2 1579
Layer3 2789
Skin Friction
Ψ, Factor from API RP 2A-WSD 6.4.2
Ψ = Cohesion / Effective Overburden Pressure
Layer Ψ
Layer1 0
Layer2 0
Layer3 0.7171
Layer α
Layer1 0
Layer2 0
Layer α
Layer3 0.59045
Layer1 125.788
Layer2 589.040
Layer3 1180.889
Layer Qf (kip)
Layer1 6.3228
Layer2 48.1136
Layer3 66.7777
Layer1 2.3711
Layer2 48.1136
Layer3 51.9382
Base Resistance
Unit end bearing (q), from API RP 2A-WSD 6.4.2 & 6.4.3
For cohesive soil layer q = 9 × c
For cohesionless soil layer q =po × Nq
Nq is selected from API RP 2A-WSD Table 6.4.3-1
Layer q (kip)
Layer1 5.184
Layer2 31.58
Layer3 18.0
End Bearing for each layer (Qp), from API RP 2A-WSD 6.4.1
Qp = q × Ap
Layer Qp (kip)
Layer1 16.286
Layer2 99.211
Layer3 56.549
Unfactored Capacity
4
d
Self wt = x 4
+ ρconc = 14.137 kip
Factored Capacity
ΣQ
f_mod Q p_bott − Self_wt
i i
FS_skin
+ FS_bearing
= 48.278 kip
Comparison
Table 89: Drilled Pier (API) verification example 1 comparison
Problem
Design axial capacity for drilled pier with the given data: Design Method: API
Load Fy= 100kip, fc= 4ksi, fy= 60ksi, Straight pier, pier diameter= 4ft, pier height= 39ft, water level at 50ft.
Soil Profile by Layer
1. Clay , 6ft deep, cohesion 1kip/ft2, Avg Density 105lb/ft3, Density- Very Loose
2. Clay, 13ft deep, cohesion 1.1kip/ft2, Avg Density 110lb/ft3, Density- Medium
3. Clay, 8ft deep, cohesion 2kip/ft2, Avg Density 111lb/ft3, Density- Dense
4. Clay, 12ft deep, cohesion 3kip/ft2, Avg Density 113lb/ft3, Density- Very Dense
Elasticity of Soil 0.3ksi
K = 0.8
Factor of safety
End bearing - 3
Skin Friction - 3
% of Capacity Used
End bearing - 100%
Skin Friction - 100%
Neglected zone for skin friction
Top - 5ft
Bottom - Pier Dia = 4ft
Concrete Properties
fc= 4ksi
Ec= 3605ksi
Density= 150lb/ft3
Rebar Properties
fy= 60ksi
Es= 29000ksi
Critical Depth
Critical depth is set to be calculated by program
3 ( )Ec I
Es d
0.286
= 74.511 ft
Layer1 315
Layer2 1345
Layer3 2504
Layer4 3626
Skin Friction
Ψ, Factor from API RP 2A-WSD 6.4.2
Ψ = Cohesion / Effective Overburden Pressure
Layer Ψ
Layer1 3.1746
Layer2 0.8178
Layer3 0.7987
Layer4 0.8274
α Factor
Layer α
Layer1 0.3746
Layer2 0.5528
Layer3 0.5597
Layer4 0.5497
Layer1 375
Layer2 608
Layer3 1119
Layer4 1649
Layer Qf (psf)
Layer1 24.000
Layer2 99.353
Layer3 112.487
Layer4 248.677
Layer1 4.707
Layer2 99.353
Layer3 112.487
Layer4 165.785
Base Resistance
Unit end bearing (q), from API RP 2A-WSD 6.4.2 & 6.4.3
For cohesive soil layer, q = 9 × c
For cohesionless soil layer, q =po × Nq
Layer q (psf)
Layer1 9000
Layer2 9900
Layer3 18000
Layer4 27000
End Bearing for each layer (Qp), from API RP 2A-WSD 6.4.1
Qp = q × Ap
Layer Qp (psf)
Layer1 113.097
Layer2 124.407
Layer3 226.195
Layer4 339.292
Unfactored Capacity
4
d
Self wt = x 4
+ ρconc = 73.513 kip
Factored Capacity
ΣQ
f_mod Q p_bott − Self_wt
i i
FS_skin
+ FS_bearing
= 216.037 kip
Comparison
Table 90: Drilled Pier (API) verification example 2 comparison
Problem
Design axial capacity for drilled pier with the given data: Design Method: FHWA
Load Fy= 100kip, fc= 4ksi, fy= 60ksi, Straight pier, pier diameter= 2ft,
pier height= 30ft, water level at 40ft.
Soil Profile
1. Sand, 8ft deep, angle of friction 30deg, Avg Density 108lb/ft3, N60- 11
2. Sand, 13ft deep, angle of friction 34deg, Avg Density 110lb/ft3, N60- 13
3. Clay, 9ft deep, cohesion 2kip/ft2, Avg Density 110lb/ft3, N60- 16
Elasticity of Soil 0.3ksi
Factor of safety
End bearing - 3
Skin Friction - 3
% of Capacity Used
End bearing - 100%
Skin Friction - 100%
Neglected zone for skin friction
Top - 5ft
Bottom - Pier Dia = 2ft
Concrete Properties
fc= 4ksi
Ec= 3605ksi
Density= 150lb/ft3
Rebar Properties
fy= 60ksi
Es= 29000ksi
Critical Depth
Critical depth is set to be calculated by program
3( ) Ec I
Es d
0.286
= 37.362ft
Layer1 432
Layer2 1579
Layer3 2789
Skin Friction
α Factor from FHWA-IF-99-025 Eqn 11.6
α = 0.55
Layer α
Layer1 0
Layer2 0
Layer3 0.55
β1 =
N60
1.5 − 0.245 depth for N60 < 15 11.19
15
Layer β1
Layer1 0.9017
Layer2 0.8536
Layer3 0
Layer1 389.50
Layer2 1347.86
Layer3 1100.0
Layer Rs (kip)
Layer1 19.578
Layer2 110.095
Layer3 62.204
Layer1 7.342
Layer2 110.095
Layer3 48.381
Base Resistance
Unit end bearing, q, from FHWA-IF-99-025 Eqn 11.1, 11.2, & 11.4b
For cohesive soil layer,
where
Ir = Elasticity of soil / c
For cohesionless soil layer, q = min(0.6 × N60, 30 psf)
Layer q (kip)
Layer1 13.2
Layer q (kip)
Layer2 15.6
Layer3 5.53
End Bearing for each layer (Qp), from FHWA-IF-99-025 Eqn 10.2
RB = q × Ap
Layer RB (kip)
Layer1 41.469
Layer2 49.009
Layer3 17.623
Unfactored Capacity
4
d
Self wt = x 4
+ ρconc = 14.137 kip
Factored Capacity
ΣR
s_mod R B_bott − Self_wt
i i
FS_skin
+ FS_bearing
= 56.434 kip
Comparison
Table 91: Drilled Pier (FHWA) verification example 3 comparison
Problem
Design axial capacity for drilled pier with the given data: Design Method: FHWA
Load Fy = 100kip, fc = 4ksi, fy = 60ksi, Straight pier, pier diameter = 4ft, pier height= 39ft, water level at 50ft.
Soil Profile
1. Clay, 6ft deep, cohesion 1kip/ft2, Avg Density 105lb/ft3, N60 10
2. Clay, 13ft deep, cohesion 1.1kip/ft2, Avg Density 110lb/ft3, N60 12
3. Clay, 8ft deep, cohesion 2kip/ft2, Avg Density 111lb/ft3, N60 14
4. Clay, 12ft deep, cohesion 3kip/ft2, Avg Density 113lb/ft3, N60 15
Elasticity of Soil 0.3ksi
Factor of safety
End bearing - 3
Skin Friction - 3
% of Capacity Used
End bearing - 100%
Skin Friction - 100%
Neglected zone
for skin friction Top - 5ft
Bottom - Pier Dia = 4ft
Concrete Properties
fc = 4 ksi
Ec= 3,605 ksi
Density= 150lb/ft3
Rebar Properties
fy= 60ksi
Es= 29,000ksi
Critical Depth
Critical depth is set to be calculated by program
3( )Ec I
Es d
0.286
= 74.511 ft
1 315
2 1345
3 2504
4 3626
Skin Friction
α Factor from FHWA-IF-99-025 Eqn 11.6
α = 0.55 (for all layers)
Layer α
1 0.55
2 0.55
3 0.55
4 0.55
1 550
2 605
3 1100
4 1650
Layer Rs (kip)
1 41.469
2 98.835
3 110.584
4 248.814
1 6.912
2 98.835
3 110.584
4 165.876
Base Resistance
Unit end bearing, q, from FHWA-IF-99-025 Eqn 11.1, 11.2, & 11.4a
For cohesive soil layer,
where
Ir = Elasticity of soil / c
For cohesionless soil layer, q = min(0.6 × N60, 30 psf)
Layer q (kip)
1 3.646
2 3.880
3 5.611
4 27
End Bearing for each layer, Qp, from FHWA-IF-99-025 Eqn 10.2
RB = q × Ap
Layer RB (kip)
1 45.815
2 48.759
3 70.510
4 339.292
Unfactored Capacity
4
d
Self wt = x 4
+ ρconc = 73.513 kip
where
dw = depth of water
γw = density of water
Factored Capacity
ΣR
s_mod R B_bott − Self_wt
i i
FS_skin
+ FS_bearing
= 215.995 kip
Comparison
Table 92: Drilled Pier (FHWA) verification example 4 comparison
Problem
Design axial capacity for drilled pier with the given data: Design Method: Alternate Vesic Method
Load Fy = 100 kip, fc = 4ksi, fy = 60ksi, Straight pier, pier diameter = 2ft,
pier height= 30ft, water level at 40ft.
Soil Profile
1. Sand, 8ft deep, angle of friction 30deg, Avg Density 108lb/ft3,
2. Sand, 13ft deep, angle of friction 34deg, Avg Density 110lb/ft3,
3. Clay, 9ft deep, cohesion 2kip/ft2, Avg Density 110lb/ft3,
Elasticity of Soil 0.3ksi
Factor of safety
End bearing - 3
Skin Friction - 3
% of Capacity Used
End bearing - 100%
Skin Friction - 100%
Neglected zone for skin friction
Top - 5ft
Bottom - Pier Dia = 2ft
Concrete Properties
fc= 4 ksi
Ec= 3,605 ksi
Density= 150 lb/ft3
Rebar Properties
fy= 60ksi
Es= 29,000ksi
Critical Depth
Critical depth is set to be calculated by program
3 ( )
Ec I
Es d
0.286
= 32.169 ft
1 432
2 1579
3 2789
Skin Friction
α Adhesion Factor for Drilled Pier in Cohesive Soil
α = 0.55 (FHWA-IF-99-025 Eqn 11.6)
Layer α
1 0
2 0
3 0.55
1 199.532
2 852.039
3 1100
Layer Rs (kip)
1 10.030
2 69.596
3 62.204
Layer Rs (kip)
1 3.761
2 69.596
3 48.381
Base Resistance
Cohesive Soil (Bottom Layer)
Unit end bearing, q , from FHWA-IF-99-025 Eqn 11.1, 11.2 & 11.4a
Factor Fr = 1
Factor Ncp = 9
Cohesionless Soil
(
N qp = e πtan (δ)tan2 45 +
δ
2
) (Vesic 1973, Eqn 4)
Layer q (psf)
1 7,949
2 46,485
3 18,000
End Bearing for each layer, Qp, from FHWA-IF-99-025 Eqn 10.2
RB = q × Ap
Layer RB (kip)
1 57.809
2 92.488
Layer RB (kip)
3 56.549
Unfactored Capacity
4
d
Self wt = x 4
+ ρconc = 14.137 kip
Factored Capacity
Σ Rs_mod
i R B_bott − Self_wt
i
FS_skin
+ FS_bearing
= 54.753 kip
Comparison
Table 93: Drilled Pier (Vesic) verification example 5 comparison
Problem
Design axial capacity for drilled pier with the given data: Design Method: Alternate Vesic Method
Load Fy= 100 kip, fc= 4 ksi, fy= 60 ksi, Straight pier, pier diameter= 4ft, pier height= 39ft, water level at 50ft.
Soil Profile
1. Clay, 6ft deep, cohesion 1kip/ft2, Avg Density 105lb/ft3, Density- Very Loose
2. Clay, 13ft deep, cohesion 1.1kip/ft2, Avg Density 110lb/ft3, Density- Medium
3. Clay, 8ft deep, cohesion 2kip/ft2, Avg Density 111lb/ft3, Density- Dense
4. Clay, 12ft deep, cohesion 3kip/ft2, Avg Density 113lb/ft3, Density- Very Dense
Elasticity of Soil 0.3ksi
Factor of safety
End bearing - 3
Skin Friction - 3
% of Capacity Used
End bearing - 100%
Skin Friction - 100%
Neglected zone for skin friction
Top - 5ft
Bottom - Pier Dia = 4ft
Concrete Properties
fc= 4ksi
Ec= 3605ksi
Density= 150lb/ft3
Rebar Properties
fy= 60ksi
Es= 29000ksi
Critical Depth
Critical depth is set to be calculated by program
3 ( )
Ec I
Es d
0.286
= 74.511 ft
1 315
2 1345
3 2504
4 3626
Skin Friction
α Adhesion Factor for Drilled Pier in Cohesive Soil
α = 0.55 (All layers)
K Coefficient of lateral earth pressure
K = 0.8 (for straight pier)
Assumed to be same as soil friction angle
Shaft friction, f, from API RP 2A-WSD 6.4.2 & 6.4.3
For cohesive soil layer, f = α × c
For cohesionless soil layer, f = K ×Po × tanδ
1 550
2 605
3 1100
4 1650
tan(δ) = 0
Skin Friction Resistance (Qf), from FHWA-IF-99-025 Eqn 10.2
Rs = f × As
Layer Rs (kip)
1 41.469
2 98.835
3 110.584
4 248.814
1 6.911
2 98.835
3 110.584
4 165.876
Base Resistance
Cohesive Soil (Bottom Layer)
Unit end bearing, q, from FHWA-IF-99-025 Eqn 11.1, 11.2 & 11.4a
Factor Fr = 1
Factor Ncp = 9
Layer q (psf)
1 9000
2 9900
3 18000
4 27000
End Bearing for each layer, Qp, from FHWA-IF-99-025 Eqn 10.2
RB = q × Ap
Layer RB (kip)
1 113.097
2 124.407
3 226.195
4 339.292
Unfactored Capacity
4
d
Self wt = x 4
+ ρconc = 73.513 kip
Factored Capacity
Σ Rs_mod
i R B_bott − Self_wt
i
FS_skin
+ FS_bearing
= 215.995 kip
Comparison
Table 94: Drilled Pier (Vesic) verification example 6 comparison
Input Parameters
Geometric Description
Vessel Geometry
Effective Height, Hve = 30 ft
Effective Diameter, Dve - 10 ft
Center of Gravity, CG = 8 ft
Pedestal Geometry
Height = 2 ft
Diameter = 12 ft
Foundation Type
Octagonal footing - soil supported
Footing Geometry
Minimum Footing Diameter = 14 ft
Maximum Footing Diameter = 16 ft
Minimum Footing Depth = 1 ft
Maximum Footing Depth = 2 ft
Soil
Soil Depth, Ts = 2 ft
Soil Density, Vsoil = 110 pcf
Allowable Soil Bearing Pressure, SBC = 4 ksf
Concrete
Cover, cc = 0.25 ft
Concrete Density, Vc = 150 pcf
Concrete strength, f'c = 4 ksi
Reinforcement
fy = 60 ksi
Bar Type : Imperial
Minimum Bar Diameter = 4
Maximum Bar Diameter = 11
Stability
Minimum Stability Ratio = 1.5
Primary Load Description
Load Types Axial Force (kip) Base Moment (ft-kip) Base Shear (kip)
Wind Load
Wind Load Calculation per ASCE 7-05
Partial Wind Case: Percentage of wind = 50%
Wind Speed, V = 90 mph
Exposure category B, Case 2
Wind Directionality Factor, Kd = 0.95 per ASCE 7-05 Table 6-4
Topographic Factor, Kzt = 1 per ASCE 7-05 Fig. 6-4
Importance factor, IW = 1.15 per ASCE 7-05 Table 6-1
Gust Effect Factor, G = 0.85 per ASCE 7-05 Table 6.5.8
Net Force Coefficient, Cf = 0.8 per ASCE 7-05 Gig. 6-20 & Fig. 6-21
Table 96: Applied Load Combination - Allowable Stress Level (PIP STC01015 Section 4.2.2.3 Table 3)
Load Case Empty Operating Wind Partial Seismic Test Erection Live Load
Weight Weight Wind Weight Weight
1 1 1
2 1 1
3 1 0.7
4 1 1
5 0.9 0.7
6 0.9 0.7
7 1 1
8* 0.83 0.83
* For case 8, the code allows the allowable stress on soil to be increased by 20% (see Table 3 of section 4.2.2.3).
In SFA, this is implemented by keeping the multiplying factor on allowable soil pressure to 1.0, but the load
factor is changed to 1/1.2 = 0.83
Load Empty Operatin Wind Seismic Test Erection Live User User User
g Load Load 1 Load 2 Load 3
Case Load
1 0 1.4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 0 1.2 0 0 0 0 1.6 0 0 0
3 0 1.2 1.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
4 0 1.2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
5 0.9 0 1.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
6 0 0.9 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
7 0.9 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
8 0 0 1.6 0 0 0.9 0 0 0 0
9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Table 98: Applied Load Combination - Strength Level (PIP STC01015 Section 4.2.2.3 Table 4)
Load Empty Operating Wind Partial Seismic Test Erection Live Load
Wind Load
Case
1 1.4
2 1.2 1.6
3 1.2 1.6
4 1.2 1
5 0.9 1.6
6 0.9 1
7 0.9 1
8 1.6 0.9
9* 1.4
* Cases 9 and 10 are not being considered in STAAD Foundation Advanced presently
1 40 0 0
2 40 2.860 44.735
3 40 2.382 19.053
4 20 2.860 44.735
5 36 2.382 19.053
6 18 1.191 9.5264
7 30 1.430 22.368
1 56 0 0
2 48 0 0
3 48 4.577 71.577
4 48 3.403 27.218
5 18 4.577 71.577
6 36 3.403 27.218
7 18 1.702 13.609
8 27 2.288 35.788
Pedestal Design
SFA performs the dowel reinforcement calculation for the pedestal for each load case independently, and the one
that causes the highest tensile force in the dowel is deemed critical. In this model, it turns out that the tensile
force is zero for all the load cases (due to the fact that the P&M combination from each load case is such as to
cause no tension for any of them). Thus, the calculation shown below is for the first ultimate load case, which is
denoted as 201 in the SFA model for this example.
Pedestal flat is the term defined as “C” in the figure shown on “Table 1 – Octagon Properties” on page 16 of PIP
STE03350 December 2008. Its value is denoted there as
C = 0.4142136×D where “D” is the diameter “Dp” of the pedestal octagon.
Hence, Pedestal flat = Pf = C = 0.4142136 × 12 ft = 4.971 ft
In the above document, the plan area of the pedestal is defined as
0.8284272 D2 = 0.8284272 × 12 × 12 = 119.29 ft2
Pedestal weight Wped = 119.29 × 2 ft × 0.15 kcf = 35.788 kip
Mped = overturning moment at pedestal base = 0 kip
1.6Mped = 1.6 × (0) = 0 kip-ft (Load Comb. 201)
Nd = number of dowels = assume 24
Dowel Circle, DC = 11.5 ft
Du + Wped = operating weight of vessel + pedestal weight = 56 + 35.788 = 91.788 kip
Tensile Force In Each Dowel Per PIP STC03350 4.5.4
A negative value for Fu signifies that the force in the dowel bar is compressive. Thus, the tensile force is 0.0.
Fu = 0 kip
Area of Dowel Bar Required
As_ped_req = Fu/(ϕ·fy) = 0 in2
Minimum Dowel Reinforcement per PIP STC03350 4.5.5: 24 #5 bars
Dowel Bar Size Provided = #5 bar
Stability Against Sliding
The equations for the plan area of the footing and pedestal are obtained from Table 1 – Octagon Properties” on
page 16 of PIP STE03350 December 2008.
Wf = Selfweight of footing = Plan Area × Thickness × Unit weight of concrete =
(0.828427 × 16 × 16) ft2× 2 ft × 0.150 kip/ft3 = 212.07736 × 2 × 0.15 = 63.6232 kips
Wp = Selfweight of pedestal = Plan Area × Thickness × Unit weight of concrete =
(0.828427 × 12 × 12) ft2× 2 ft × 0.150 kip/ft3 = 119.2935 × 2 × 0.15 = 35.788 kip
Ws = weight of soil, = Plan area of footing beyond the pedestal × height of soil × Unit
weight of soil = (212.07736 – 119.2935) ft2× 2 ft × 0.11 kip/ft3 = 20.412 kip
Weight of footing + pedestal + soil = 63.6232 + 35.788 + 20.4124 = 119.823 kips
Coefficient of friction = 0.4
Load case Vertical load Total Vertical Restoring force Disturbing force = Sliding Ratio =
(kips) at top of load at bottom of (kips) = Horizontal load restoring force /
pedestal (P) footing = P+Wf Coefficient of acting at the top Disturbing force
+Wp+Ws (kips) friction × Total of pedestal (kips)
vertical load
Note: In the above table, the positive value is used for all “P” terms acting downward.
Column (a) Column (b) Column (c) Column (d) Column (e) Column (f) Column (g) Column (h)
1 159.823 0 0 0 0 0 N/A
Load Case Max Soil Bearing (ksf) Min Soil Bearing (ksf)
1 0.754 0.754
2 0.890 0.879
3 0.720 0.715
4 0.886 0.875
5 0.711 0.707
6 0.744 0.741
Load Case Max Soil Bearing (ksf) Min Soil Bearing (ksf)
7 0.877 0.871
8 0.605 0.602
Concrete Design
One Way Shear
Factored Shear Stress Capacity per ACI318-11 Eqn. 11-3, ϕVC = 13.661 ksf
Two way Shear Check
γf =
1 (ACI 318-11 / ACI
2 b1 318-05 Eq. 13-1)
1+
3 b2
where
b1 and = the pier length and
b2 width, respectively
d (c1 + d )3 (c1 + d ) d 3 (
d (c1 + d )2 c2 + d )
Jc = 6
+ 6
+ 2
γv = 0.4
Ac = bo x d = 50.523 x 1.708 = 86.31 ft2
Mu = 71.577 + 4.577 × 4 = 89.885 kip-ft
Reinforcement Calculations
Required development length for bars
{
0.87db f y
ℓd = ′ = 12 in
4β f c
max 12 in
Available development length for bars (From face of Pedestal to face of Footing) = 1.75 ft
db = 0.5 in
Rn = Mu / (0.9×d2) = 0.585 ksf
m = fy / (0.85· fc) = 17.647
m·Rn / fy = 1.19(10)-3
1− 1 − 2m( Rn
fy )
ρ= m
= 0.007
Final Dimensions
Footing Diameter = 16 ft
Footing Thickness = 2 ft
Comparison
Table 103: Vertical Vessel verification example 1 comparison
Input Parameters
Geometrical Description
Vessel Geometry
Effective Height, Hve = 50 ft
Effective Diameter, Dve = 13 ft
Center of Gravity, CG = 8 ft
Pedestal Geometry
Height, Tp = 4 ft
Diameter, Dp = 15 ft
Foundation Type
Octagonal footing - soil supported
Footing Geometry
Minimum Footing Diameter = 18 ft
Maximum Footing Diameter = 24 ft
Minimum Footing Depth = 2 ft
Maximum Footing Depth = 2 ft
Load Types Axial Force (kip) Base Moment (ft-kip) Base Shear (kip)
Wind Load
Wind Load Calculation per ASCE 7-05
Partial Wind Case: Percentage of wind = 50%
Load Empty Operatin Wind Seismic Test Erection Live User User User
g Load Load 1 Load 2 Load 3
Case Load
1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 0 1 0 0.7 0 0 0 0 0 0
4 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
5 0 0.9 0 0.7 0 0 0 0 0 0
6 0.9 0 0 0.7 0 0 0 0 0 0
7 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
8 0 0 0.83 0 0.83 0 0 0 0 0
Load Empty Operatin Wind Seismic Test Erection Live User User User
g Load Load 1 Load 2 Load 3
Case Load
1 0 1.4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 0 1.2 0 0 0 0 1.6 0 0 0
3 0 1.2 1.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
4 0 1.2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
5 0.9 0 1.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
6 0 0.9 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
7 0.9 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Load Empty Operatin Wind Seismic Test Erection Live User User User
g Load Load 1 Load 2 Load 3
Case Load
8 0 0 1.6 0 0 0.9 0 0 0 0
9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1 66 0 0
2 66 15.09532 414.5593
3 66 0.275945 2.207563
4 28 15.09532 414.5593
7 70 7.547658 207.2797
Governing Loads
Axial = 70 kip
Shear = 15.09532 kip
Moment = 414.5593 ft-kip
1 92.4 0 0
2 79.2 0 0
8 63 12.07625 331.6474
Governing Loads
Axial = 92.4 kip
Shear = 24.15251 kip
Moment = 663.2949 kip
Pedestal Design
Pedestal flat, Pf = Dp × tan(45) = 6.213 ft
Pedestal area = D p2 − 2 ( Dp − P f
2
) 2
= 186.396ft 2
Fu =
4M uped
N d × DC
− 0.9
De + D p
Nd
=
4(759.904)
30(14.5)
− 0.9( 136.038
30 ) = 2.91kip
1 0.000 0
2 1.826 4.929712
3 0.014 646.6431
4 2.117 4.251975
5 0.014 631.2025
6 0.007 1302.479
7 0.900 10.00197
8 0.773 11.64614
Concrete Design
One Way Shear
Reinforcement Calculations
Required development length for bars
{
0.87db f y
ℓd = ′ = 12 in
4β f c
max 12 in
Available development length for bars (From face of Pedestal to face of Footing) = 1.25 ft
Rn = Mu / (0.9·1ft·d2) = 8.54(10)-4 ksi = 0.854 psi
m = fy / (0.85· fc) = 17.647
m·Rn / fy = 2.51(10)-4
1− 1 − 2m ( Rn
fy )
ρ= m
= 0.000
Final Dimensions
Footing Diameter = 18 ft
Footing Thickness = 2 ft
Comparison
Table 111: Vertical Vessel verification example 2 comparison
Reference
Note: These results have been verified for ACI 318-2005, ACI 318-2011, and ACI 318-2014 editions. You can
select different design codes from the Job Setup page under Edit Current Job.
Problem
Foundation Type
Octagonal footing - soil supported
Wind Load
V = 115mph
Vessel Data
Pedestal Design
Pedestal Dimensions and Weight
BC + 9 inches = 178.5 inches+ 9 inches = 187.5 inches (Equation 1a, PIP STE03350)
BC + 8(BD)= 178.5 inches + 8 × (1.5inches) = 190.5 inches (Equation 1b, PIP STE03350)
BC + SD + 9 inches - BD = 178.5 inches + 4 inches + 9 inches - 1.5 inches
= 190.0 inches (Equation 1d, PIP STE03350)
BC + SD + 7 × (BD) = 178.5 + 4 + 7 × (1.5inches) = 193 inches Controls = 16.083ft
(Equation 1e, PIP STE03350)
Use a 16-ft - 1-1/8-inch octagon
Note: Pedestal diameter had to be increased to 17-ft - 8-1/2-inches to provide a sufficiently large projected
concrete failure area to resist the tensile load in the anchor bolts.
Pedestal Reinforcement
Pedestal area= 259.781 ft2 (Table 1, PIP STE03350)
Pedestal weight (Dp) = (259.781) × (4.5) × (0.15 kcf) = 175.352kip
Mped = O.T.M. at pedestal base = 1902+ (4.5 ft) × (44.75 kip) = 2103.375 ft·k
Mu ped = 1.6 Mped = 1.6 × (2103.375 kip-ft) = 3365.4ft·k
(Load Factors should be in accordance with PIP STC01015,Table 4)
Nd = number of dowels = assume 36
Dowel Circle Diameter DC = 17.71 - (say 0.5 ft) = 17.208 ft
De + Dp = empty weight of vessel + pedestal weight = 170.3 + 175.4 = 345.7 kip
Fu = 4 × M uped / [Nd × DC] - 0.9 (De + Dp)/Nd (Equation 2, PIP STE03350)
= ( 4 × 3365.4) / [(36) × (17.21)] - 0.9(345.6)/36
= 13.089 kip
Asreqd = Fu/ ϕ fy = 13.09/ (0.9 × 60) (Equation 3, PIP STE03350 )
= 0.242 in2
Use 36 #5 bars (A s = 0.31 inch2) with #4 ties at 15 inches c/c (minimum controls)
Footing Design
Foundation type: octagonal-shaped foundation
Select Trial Octagon Size
M ftg = Moment at footing base due to user-defined wind load = 1,902 + 6.0 × 44.75 =
2,170.5ft·k
SB = allowable gross soil bearing= 3.25 + 5× 0.11 = 3.80ksf
Section 4.7.1, , trial diameter = (2.6) × (M ftg /SB) 1/3 = (2.6) × (Section 4.7.1, Eqn 8, PIP
[(2,170.5)/(3.80)] 1/3 = 21.57 ft STE03350)
Try a 21-ft - 8-3/4-inch octagon.
Area = 391.1 ft2
Check Required Thickness for Pedestal Reinforcing Embedment
For #5 hooked bar,
0.02Ψ λ f y
c 0.02(1.0)(1.0)60, 000 (ACI 318-11, Section 12.5.2)
ℓdh = db = 0.625 = 11.86in
′ 4, 000
f c
Footing Weights
Net weight of pedestal = (259.7 ft2)[(4.5 ft)(0.15 kcf) - (3.5 ft)(0.11 kcf)] = 175.3 kip
Weight of footing + soil = (391.1 ft2)[(1.5 ft)(0.15 kcf) + (3.5 ft)(0.11 kcf)] = 138.6 kip
Total (Ds) = 175.3 kip + 138.6 kip = 313.9 kip
P e = D e + D s = 170.3 kip + 313.9 kip = 484.2 kip
P o = D o + D s = 345.2 kip + 313.9 kip = 659.1 kip
P t = D t + D s = 624.1 kip + 313.9 kip = 938.0 kip
P = Pt = 938.0 kip
Partial wind velocity= 68 mph
M ftg due to 0.35Wp = 0.35(2170.5) = 759.675 ft-kip
e = M ftg /P = (759.675) / (938.0) = 0.81 ft
e/ D = (0.81)/(21.73) = 0.037 < 0.122
f = P/A × [1 + (8.19) × (e/D)] (Equation10a, Clause 4.7.2.3 of PIP STE03350)
= [(938.0) / (391.1)] × [1 + (8.19) × (0.037)] = 3.1251 ksf <1.2 × 3.80 ksf
Hence, O.K.
Use 21-ft - 8-3/4-in dimensioned octagon footing to ensure safety against bearing pressure.
Bottom Reinforcement
( Load combinations as per PIP STC01015, Table 4)
Load Comb 203 - [1.2(Ds + Do) + 1.6W]
hence OK
Φ = strength reduction factor = 0.75
Punching Shear
Load Comb 201 [1.4(Ds + Dt)]: Considering net pressure:
Pu/A = (1.4× 938.0) / 391.1 = 3.36 ksf
Factored pressure due to Soil + concrete = 1.4 × (1.5×0.15+3.5×0.11) = 0.854 ksf
Vu (Total shear at d/2 away from equivalent square)
Vu = [3.36 - 0.854] × [391.1 - ( 16.12+ 1.16)2 ] = 231.81 kip
deff = 18 - 3 - 0.75 = 1.188 ft
bo = 4×(16.12+1.188) = 69.232 ft
vu = Vu /(d × bo) = ( 231.81 × 1000) /[( 14.25) × ( 69.232 × 12)] = 19.5814 psi
v c (allowable) = the smaller of ACI 318-11 or ACI 318-08, Equation11-32 and 11-33 (ACI 318-05, Equation11-34
and 11-35)
Pu = 414.24kip
Mu = (71.6 × 6 +3043.2) ft·k
Pu /A = (414.24 + 1.2 × 313.93)/ (391.1) = 2.022ksf
Factored pressure due to soil + concrete = 1.2 × (1.5×0.15+3.5×0.11) = 0.73 ksf
Punching shear due to unbalanced transfer moment, V u_moment
V u_moment = 0.4× M u × 4×1.188×(1.188+16.117) ^2/(2×Jc)
Jc = 4107 ft^4 (per ACI318, R11.11.7.2)
V u_moment = 240.536kip
Vu (Total shear at d/2 away from equivalent square)
Vu = [2.022 - 0.73 ] × [391.1 - ( 16.12 + 1.188)2 ] +240.536 = 358.818 kip (Critical)
Top Reinforcement
Check to see if concrete can take weigh of concrete plus soil above footing without top reinforcement. Use load
factor of 1.4.
Factored pressure due to soil+ concrete =1.4 × (1.5×0.15+3.5×0.11) = 0.854ksf
Mu = 0.854× (2.81)2 )/2 = 3.37 kip-ft= 3370 inch-lb/inch
f ′
t = 5ϕ f ′
c = 5(0.55) 4, 000 = 173.9 psi (Equation 16, PIP STE03350)
treqd = teff + 2 in =(6 × Mu/ f't )1/2 + 2 in (Equations 17a and 18, PIP STE03350)
= [6 × (3370)/ (173.9)]1/2 + 2 in = 12.78 inches< 18 inches
Wind loads (rather than earthquake) govern footing design. Therefore, no top reinforcement is required.
Comparison
Value of… Hand Calculations STAAD Foundation Percent Difference
Advanced Result
Input Parameters
Geometric Description
Vessel Geometry
Pedestal Geometry
Height, Tp = 4.5 ft
Diameter, Dp = 17.708 ft
Foundation Type
Octagonal pilecap on piles
Pile arrangement: concentric rings
Pile Cap Geometry
Design Parameters
Pile
Concrete
Cover, cc = 0.25 ft
Concrete Density, γc = 150 pcf
Concrete Strength, f'c = 4 ksi
Reinforcement
fy = 60 ksi
Bar type: Imperial
Minimum Bar Diameter = 4
Maximum Bar Diameter = 11
Load Types Axial Force (kip) Base Moment (ft-kip) Base Shear (kip)
Wind Load
Seismic Load
Shear = 0 kip
Moment = 0 ft-kip
Load Empty Operatin Wind Seismic Test Erection Live User User User
Case g Load Load Load 1 Load 2 Load 3
101 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
102 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
103 0 0 0.35 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
Load Empty Operatin Wind Seismic Test Erection Live User User User
Case g Load Load Load 1 Load 2 Load 3
201 0 10 0 0 1.4 0 0 0 0 0
201 -873.74 0 0
Pedestal Design
Pedestal Dimensions and Weight
BC + 9 in = 178.5 in + 9 in = 187.5 in
Minimum
BC + 8(BD)= 178.5 in + 8 x (1.5ins) = 190.5 in
BC + SD + 9 inc - BD = 178.5 in + 4 in + 9 in - 1.5 in = 190.0 in
Use a 17-ft - 8-1/2-inches octagon
Pedestal Reinforcement
Pedestal flat, Pf = Dp × tan(45) =88.019 in
Pedestal area D p2 − 2 ( Dp − P f
2
) 2
= 259.773 ft 2
Asreq'd = Fu/ ϕ fy = (14. 725 kip) / (0.9) x (60 ksi) = 0.273 in2
Use 24 #5 bars (A s = 0.31 inch ) with #4 ties at 15 in c/c (minimum reinforcement controls)
(
vc1 = ϕ αs
deff
bo
+2 ) f ′c bo deff
(ACI 318-11, Equation 11-32)
= 0.75 ( 40 × 1.24
69.428 ) ( )( )( )
+ 2 4, 000 69.553 1.271
122
103
= 2, 415 kip
() (
= 0.75 4 4, 000 69.553 1.271 )( )( ) 122
103
= 1, 649 kip
(
vc3 = ϕ 2 +
4
β
) f ′c bo deff (ACI 318-11, Equation 11-31)
= 0.75 2 +( ) 4
1 (
4, 000 69.553 1.271)( )( ) 122
103
= 3, 623 kip
1- (
1 - 2m
Rn
fy )
ρ= m
= 2.05 × (10)-3
Comparison
Value of… Hand Calculations STAAD Foundation Percent Difference
Advanced Result
Note: Pile cap self-weight, soil weight, buoyance, and surcharge are included when calculating shear forces and
moments. This feature is only available in US code.
Comparison
Table 117: Vertical Vessel verification example 4 comparison
Comparison
Table 118: Vertical Vessel verification example 5 comparison
Comparison
Table 119: Vertical Vessel verification example 6 comparison
Comparison
Table 120: Vertical Vessel verification example 7 comparison
S1 = 0.145056, Spectral Response Acceleration at Short Periods determined in accordance with ASCE 7 11.4.1
SS = 0.32156, Spectral Response Acceleration at Period of 1 sec determined in accordance with ASCE 7 11.4.1
Site Class = E, Based On Soil Properties In Accordance With ASCE 7 Chapter 20
R = 2, Response modification Coefficient per ASCE 7 Tables 15.4-1 or 15.4-2
I = 1.0, Importance Factor per ASCE 7 11.5.1
T = 12 s, Fundamental Period of Vessel
TL = 8 s, Long-Period Transition Period per ASCE 7 12.8.2
Empty Weight Of Vessel = 100 kips
Operating Weight of Vessel = 200 kips
Center of Gravity Of Vessel From Top Of Pedestal, CG = 10 ft
FA = 2.271, Short-Period Site Coefficient per ASCE 7 11.4.3
FV = 3.365, Long-Period site Coefficient per ASCE 7 11.4.3
SDS = 0.487, Design Spectral Response Acceleration Parameter at short periods per ASCE 7 11.4.4
SD1 = 0.325, Design Spectral Response Acceleration Parameter at period of 1 sec per ASCE 7 11.4.4
CS = 9.039x10-3, Seismic Response Coefficient Per ASCE 7 12.8.1.1
Empty Load Case Base Shear
Shearempty = CS x Emptywt = 0.904 kips
Operating Load Case Base Shear
Shearoperating = CS x Operatingwt = 1.808 kips
Empty Load Case Earthquake Moment
Momentempty = Shearempty x CG = 9.039 kip·ft
Operating Load Case Earthquake Moment
Momentoperating = Shearoperating x CG =18.077 kip·ft
Comparison
Table 121: Vertical Vessel verification example 8 comparison
Comparison
Table 122: Vertical Vessel verification example 9 comparison
S1 = 0.8574, Spectral Response Acceleration at Short Periods determined in accordance with ASCE 7 11.4.1
SS = 2.0951, Spectral Response Acceleration at Period of 1 sec determined in accordance with ASCE 7 11.4.1
Site Class = B, Based On Soil Properties In Accordance With ASCE 7 Chapter 20
R = 2, Response modification Coefficient per ASCE 7 Tables 15.4-1 or 15.4-2
I = 1.0, Importance Factor per ASCE 7 11.5.1
T = 4 s, Fundamental Period of Vessel
TL = 12 s, Long-Period Transition Period per ASCE 7 12.8.2
Empty Weight Of Vessel = 100 kip
Operating Weight of Vessel = 200 kip
Center of Gravity Of Vessel From Top Of Pedestal, CG = 2.5 ft
Fa = 1, Short-Period Site Coefficient per ASCE 7 11.4.3
Fv = 1, Long-Period site Coefficient per ASCE 7 11.4.3
SDS = 1.397, Design Spectral Response Acceleration Parameter at short periods per ASCE 7 11.4.4
SD1 = 0.572, Design Spectral Response Acceleration Parameter at period of 1 sec per ASCE 7 11.4.4
CS = 0.071, Seismic Response Coefficient Per ASCE 7 12.8.1.1
Base Shear Based on Operating Load Condition
V = Cs·Operatingwt = 14.289 kip
Comparison
Table 123: Vertical Vessel verification example 10 comparison
Comparison
Table 124: Vertical Vessel verification example 11 comparison
Comparison
Table 125: Vertical Vessel verification example 12 comparison
Velocity Pressure
Exposure Coefficient, Kz, per ASCE 7-05 6.5.6.6 and Table 6-3
Design Wind Pressure per ASCE 7-05 6.5.10
qz = 0.00256·Kd·Kz·Kzt·V2·I
Shear Force on Top of Pier
F = qz·G·Cf·A
Moment on Top of Pier
M = F x Moment Arm
Table 126: Calculation of the force and moment – based on Table 6-3 page 79 of ASCE 7-05
(psf)
Σ 13.89 449.01
Comparison
Table 127: Vertical Vessel verification example 13 comparison
Velocity Pressure
Exposure Coefficient, Kz, per ASCE 7-05 6.5.6.6
Design Wind Pressure per ASCE 7-05 6.5.10
qz = 0.00256·Kd·Kz·V·I·G·Cf
Shear Force on Top of Pier
F = qz·G·Cf·A
Moment on Top of Pier
M = F x Moment Arm
Σ 28.77 1169.945
Comparison
Table 128: Vertical Vessel verification example 14 comparison
Height of Vessel = 74 ft
Diameter of Vessel = 20 ft
Vessel Time Period, t = 5 s
Pedestal height Above Ground = 3 ft
Vessel Frequency, f = 1/t = 0.2 Hz
Foundation Type
Octagonal footing - soil supported
Wind Parameters
Wind Speed = 110 mph
Wind Directional Factor, Kd = 0.95, per ASCE 7-05 6.5.6.6
Wind Exposure = B
Exposure Case = 2
Topographic Factor, Kzt = 1.0, per ASCE 7-05 6.5.7.2
Importance factor, I = 1.15, per ASCE 7-05 6.5.5
Gust Wind Effect Factor, G = 0.85, per ASCE 7-05 6.5.8
Net Force Coefficient, Cf = 0.8, per ASCE 7-05 Fig. 6-20 & 6-21
Velocity Pressure
Exposure Coefficient, Kz, per ASCE 7-05 6.5.6.6
Design Wind Pressure per ASCE 7-05 6.5.10
qz = 0.00256·Kd·Kz·V·I·G·Cf
Shear Force on Top of Pier
F = qz·G·Cf·A
Moment on Top of Pier
M = F x Moment Arm
Σ 26.771 1124.42
Comparison
Table 129: Vertical Vessel verification example 15 comparison
Velocity Pressure
Exposure Coefficient, Kz, per ASCE 7-05 6.5.6.6
Design Wind Pressure per ASCE 7-05 6.5.10
qz = 0.00256·Kd·Kz·V·I·G·Cf
Shear Force on Top of Pier
F = qz·G·Cf·A
Moment on Top of Pier
M = F x Moment Arm
Σ 1.984 24.452
Comparison
Table 130: Vertical Vessel verification example 16 comparison
A major difference between pier loads is caused by longitudinal seismic load (i.e., when vessel is located in
higher seismic area). Thermal load and bundle pull force also contribute towards the difference.
BP = 0 kip
Bolt spacing = 9 in
Bolt edge dist. = 6 in
center-to-center = 2 in
Earthquake Loads
Transverse Earthquake Load Operating Condition
Wind Loads
μ = 0.4
Transverse Wind Load on Vessel = 10 kip
Longitudinal Wind Load on Vessel = 3.5 kip
Longitudinal Wind Load on Pier = 0.5 kip
Partial Wind Load for Test and Erection Loads (%) = 100
Load Empty Operati Test Thermal Bundle EQ EQ Long W W Long Live Erectio
Comb. ng Trans Trans n
101 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
102 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
103 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
104 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
105 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
106 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
107 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
108 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
113 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1
Load Empty Operati Test Thermal Bundle EQ EQ Long W W Long Live Erectio
Comb. ng Trans Trans n
114 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1
117 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Load Empty Operati Test Thermal Bundle EQ Tran EQ Long W W Long Live Erectio
Comb. ng s Trans n
205 0 1.2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
206 0 1.2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
209 0 0.9 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
210 0 0.9 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
211 0.9 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
212 0.9 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
Table 133: Service level loads applied at the top of the shell / fixed pier
Load Comb. Axial Load (kip) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kip) (kip) Moment (ft-kip) Moment (ft-kip)
101 42.4 0 0 0 0
102 42.4 0 0 0 0
103 42.4 0 5 0 0
104 42.4 2 0 0 0
105 42.4 0 4 0 0
107 36.8 0 5 0 0
108 36.8 2 0 0 0
113 44.0 0 5 0 0
114 44.0 2 0 0 0
117 36.8 0 0 0 0
Table 134: Service level loads applied at the top of the channel / sliding pier
Load Comb. Axial Load (kip) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kip) (kip) Moment (ft-kip) Moment (ft-kip)
101 63.6 0 0 0 0
102 63.6 0 0 0 0
103 63.6 0 5 0 0
104 63.6 2 0 0 0
Load Comb. Axial Load (kip) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kip) (kip) Moment (ft-kip) Moment (ft-kip)
105 63.6 0 6 0 0
107 55.2 0 5 0 0
108 55.2 2 0 0 0
113 66 0 5 0 0
114 66 2 0 0 0
117 55.2 0 0 0 0
Table 135: Strength level loads applied at the top of the shell / fixed pier
Load Comb. Axial Load (kip) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kip) (kip) Moment (ft-kip) Moment (ft-kip)
201 59.36 0 0 0 0
202 50.88 0 0 0 0
203 50.88 0 8 0 0
205 50.88 0 4 0 0
207 33.12 0 8 0 0
209 38.16 0 4 0 0
Load Comb. Axial Load (kip) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kip) (kip) Moment (ft-kip) Moment (ft-kip)
212 33.12 7 0 0 0
213 39.60 0 8 0 0
215 56.64 0 4 0 0
217 33.12 0 0 0 0
Table 136: Strength level loads applied at the top of the channel / sliding pier
Load Comb. Axial Load (kip) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kip) (kip) Moment (ft-kip) Moment (ft-kip)
201 89.04 0 0 0 0
202 76.32 0 0 0 0
203 76.32 0 8 0 0
205 76.32 0 6 0 0
207 49.68 0 8 0 0
209 57.24 0 6 0 0
212 49.68 3 0 0 0
213 59.4 0 8 0 0
Load Comb. Axial Load (kip) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kip) (kip) Moment (ft-kip) Moment (ft-kip)
215 84.96 0 4 0 0
217 49.68 0 0 0 0
Comparison
Hand Calculation results exactly match the results of STAAD Foundation Advanced analysis.
Vessel Loads
You are provided an option of making both piers identical, engineering and installation errors can be avoided by
doing so. If making them identical does not lead to economical solution, then check applied load distribution,
follow PIP 4.3
A major difference between pier loads is caused by longitudinal seismic load (i.e., when vessel is located in
higher seismic area). Thermal load and bundle pull force also contribute towards the difference.
Thermal Load = 0
Bundle Pull Force = 0
Live Load = 0
Erection Load = 110 kip
Earthquake Loads
Location Corona 92880
S1 = 0.882, Spectral Response Acceleration at Short Periods determined in accordance with ASCE 7 11.4.1
SS = 2.296, Spectral Response Acceleration at Period of 1 sec determined in accordance with ASCE 7 11.4.1
Site Class = D, Based On Soil Properties In Accordance With ASCE 7 Chapter 20
R = 1, Response modification Coefficient per ASCE 7 Tables 15.4-1 or 15.4-2
I = 1.15, Importance Factor per ASCE 7 11.5.1
T = 6 s, Fundamental Period of Vessel
TL = 12 s, Long-Period Transition Periods per ASCE 7 12.8.2
Center of Gravity Of Vessel From Top Of Pedestal = 7 ft + 10.416 ft - 5 ft = 12.416 ft
fa = 1.0, Short-Period Site Coefficient per ASCE 7 11.4.3
fv = 1.5, Long-Period site Coefficient per ASCE 7 11.4.3
SDS = 1.53, Design Spectral Response Acceleration Parameter at short periods per ASCE 7 11.4.4
SD1 = 0.882, Design Spectral Response Acceleration Parameter at period of 1 sec per ASCE 7 11.4.4
CS = 0.074, Seismic Response Coefficient Per ASCE 7 12.8.1.1
Base Shear Based on Operating Load Condition = 11.029 kip
Base Shear Based on Empty Load Condition = 7.352 kip
Transverse Earthquake Load Operating Condition = 11.029 kip
Longitudinal Earthquake Load Operating Condition
Transverse Earthquake Load Empty Condition= 7.352 kip
Longitudinal Earthquake Load Empty Condition= 7.352 kip
Wind Loads
Transverse Wind Load on Vessel = 10 kip
Load Empty Operati Test Thermal Bundle EQ Tran EQ Long W W Long Live Erectio
Comb. ng s Trans n
101 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
102 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
103 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
104 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
105 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
106 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
107 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
108 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
113 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1
114 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1
Load Empty Operati Test Thermal Bundle EQ Tran EQ Long W W Long Live Erectio
Comb. ng s Trans n
117 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Load Empty Operati Test Thermal Bundle EQ Tran EQ Long W W Long Live Erectio
Comb. ng s Trans n
205 0 1.2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
206 0 1.2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
209 0 0.9 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
210 0 0.9 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
211 0.9 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
212 0.9 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
Table 139: Service level loads applied at the top of the shell / fixed pier
Load Comb. Axial Load (kip) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kip) (kip) Moment (ft-kip) Moment (ft-kip)
101 60 0 0 0 0
Load Comb. Axial Load (kip) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kip) (kip) Moment (ft-kip) Moment (ft-kip)
102 60 0 0 0 0
103 60 0 5 10 0
104 59.33 2 0 0 0
107 40 0 5 10 0
108 39.33 2 0 0 0
113 44 0 2.5 5 0
114 43.67 1 0 0 0
117 40 0 0 0 0
Table 140: Service level loads applied at the top of the channel / sliding pier
Load Comb. Axial Load (kip) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kip) (kip) Moment (ft-kip) Moment (ft-kip)
101 90 0 0 0 0
102 90 0 0 0 0
103 90 0 5 10 0
104 90.67 2 0 0 0
Load Comb. Axial Load (kip) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kip) (kip) Moment (ft-kip) Moment (ft-kip)
107 60 0 5 10 0
108 60.66 2 0 0 0
113 66 0 2.5 5 0
114 66.33 1 0 0 0
117 60 0 0 0 0
Table 141: Strength level loads applied at the top of the shell / fixed pier
Load Comb. Axial Load (kip) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kip) (kip) Moment (ft-kip) Moment (ft-kip)
201 84 0 0 0 0
202 72 0 0 0 0
203 72 0 8 16 0
207 36 0 8 16 0
Load Comb. Axial Load (kip) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kip) (kip) Moment (ft-kip) Moment (ft-kip)
213 39.6 0 4 8 0
215 76.8 0 2 4 0
217 36 0 0 0 0
Table 142: Strength level loads applied at the top of the channel / sliding pier
Load Comb. Axial Load (kip) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kip) (kip) Moment (ft-kip) Moment (ft-kip)
201 126 0 0 0 0
202 108 0 0 0 0
203 108 0 8 16 0
207 54 0 8 16 0
213 59.4 0 4 8 0
215 115.2 0 2 4 0
Load Comb. Axial Load (kip) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kip) (kip) Moment (ft-kip) Moment (ft-kip)
217 54 0 0 0 0
Comparison
Hand Calculation results exactly match the results of STAAD Foundation Advanced analysis.
Vessel Loads
You are provided an option of making both piers identical, engineering and installation errors can be avoided by
doing so. If making them identical does not lead to economical solution, then check applied load distribution,
follow PIP 4.3
Load Comb. Empty Operating Test Miscellaneo Bundle Pull Live Erection
us
5033 1 0 0 0.6 1 0 0
Table 144: Service level loads applied at the top of the Shell / fixed pier
Load Comb. Axial Load (kN) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kN) (kN) Moment (kN·m) Moment (kN·m)
Table 145: Service level loads applied at the top of the Channel / sliding pier
Load Comb. Axial Load (kN) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kN) (kN) Moment (kN·m) Moment (kN·m)
Table 146: Service level loads applied at the top of the Shell / fixed pier
Load Comb. Axial Load (kN) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kN) (kN) Moment (kN·m) Moment (kN·m)
Table 147: Service level loads applied at the top of the Channel / sliding pier
Load Comb. Axial Load (kN) Longitudinal Transverse Shear Transverse Longitudinal
Shear (kN) (kN) Moment (kN·m) Moment (kN·m)
Comparison
Difference between Hand Calculation results and the results of STAAD Foundation Advanced analysis are about
0.05%.
Input Parameters
Geometric Description
Vessel Geometry
Pedestal Geometry
Height, B = 9 ft
Length, CL = 36 in, Width, Cw = 64 in
Design Parameters
Pile
Dia of pile= 12 in
Vertical capacity = 60 kip
Horizontal capacity = 40kip
Uplift capacity = 40 kip
Pile embedment inside pile cap = 3 in
Edge distance =18 inch
Concrete
Cover, cc = 0.25 ft
Concrete Density, γc = 150 pcf
Concrete strength, f'c = 3 ksi
Reinforcement
fy = 60 ksi
1 -90 -35
2 0 -35
3 90 -35
4 -90 35
5 0 35
6 90 35
Load Types Axial Force (kip) Base Moment (ft-kip) Base Shear (kip)
Load Empty Operati Wind X Seismi Wind Z Seismi Test Erectio Live Miscel Bundle Therm
Case ng cX cZ n Load Load laneou Pull al
s
101 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Load Empty Operati Wind X Seismi Wind Z Seismi Test Erectio Live Miscel Bundle Therm
Case ng cX cZ n Load Load laneou Pull al
s
Table 152: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Allowable Stress Level, Channel End
Load Case Axial (kips) Shear X (kips) Shear Z (kips) Moment X Moment Z (ft·kips)
(ft·kips)
101 63.6 0 0 0 0
Table 153: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Allowable Stress Level, Shell End
Load Case Axial (kips) Shear X (kips) Shear Z (kips) Moment X Moment Z (ft·kips)
(ft·kips)
101 42.4 0 0 0 0
Table 154: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Strength Level, Channel End
Load Case Axial (kips) Shear X (kips) Shear Z (kips) Moment X Moment Z (ft·kips)
(ft·kips)
201 89.04 0 0 0 0
Table 155: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Strength Level, Shell End
Load Case Axial (kips) Shear X (kips) Shear Z (kips) Moment X Moment Z (ft·kips)
(ft·kips)
201 59.36 0 0 0 0
Effective depth, deff = t - Pile embedment - clear cover - 1.5 x Maximum rebar size
= 20 in - 3in - 3in - 1.5 x 1.27 in = 12.095 in
Along Length (Section Parallel to Z)
For shear wrt X1-X1
Contribution from piles = 0 Kip
Contribution from pile cap = 1.4 × Pcl × (1.75 ft - 12.095 in) × t × γ c
= 1.4 × 21.333 ft × 0.742 ft × 1.67 ft × 0.15 kcf = 5.541 kip
Contribution from soil = 1.4 × Pcl × (1.75 ft - 12.095 in) × Soil height × γ s
= 1.4 × 21.333 ft × 0.742ft × 5 ft × 0.11 kcf = 12.19 kip
So Total V X1-X1 = 5.541 + 12.19 = 17.731 kip
For shear wrt X2-X2
Contribution from piles = 0 Kip
Contribution from pile cap = 1.4 × Pcl × (1.75 ft - 12.095 in) × t × γ c
= 1.4 × 21.333 ft × 0.742 ft × 1.67 ft × 0.15 kcf = 5.541 kip
Contribution from soil = 1.4 × Pcl × (1.75 ft - 12.095 in) × Soil height × γ c
= 1.4 × 21.333 ft × 0.742 ft × 5 ft × 0.11 kcf = 12.19 kip
Design shear, vc = 2 f ′
c ( )(
× Pcl × deff = 2 3, 000 21.333 12.095 )( 1, 12000 ) = 339.185 kips
0.75·Vc1 = 254.389 kip
V < Vc1, Hence Safe
Along Width (Section Parallel to X), for Left Column (Channel End)
For shear wrt Z1-Z1
Contribution from piles = 0 Kip
Contribution from pile cap = 1.4 × Pcw × (1.667 ft - 12.095 in) x t x γ c
= 1.4 x 8.833 ft x 0.659 ft x 1.67 ft x 0.15 kcf = 2.038 kip
Contribution from soil = 1.4 x Pcw x (1.667 ft - 12.095 in)x Soil height x γ s
= 1.4 x 8.833 ft x 0.659 ft x 5 ft x 0.11 kcf = 4.483 kip
So Total V Z1-Z1 = 2.038 + 4.483 = 6.521 kip
For shear wrt Z2-Z2
Contribution from piles 1, 4 = 73.303 kip x 2 = 146.606 kip
Contribution from axial load = 0.6 x Do x1.4 = 89.04 kip
Contribution from pile cap = 1.4 x Pcw x (4.667 ft + 12.095 in) x t x γc
= 1.4 x 8.833 ft x 5.675 ft x 1.67 ft x 0.15 kcf = 17.545 kip
Contribution from soil = 1.4 x [Pcl x (4.667 ft +12.095 in) - Cl x Cw ] x Soil height x g s
= 1.4 x (8.833 ft x 5.508 ft - 3 x 5.333) x 5 ft x 0.11 kcf = 26.279 kip
So Total V Z2-Z2 = 89.04 + 17.545 + 26.279 + 1.4 x column weight - 146.606 = 16.498 kip
Maximum design shear is at (21.333 x 12 /2 - 6) in = 122 in from left edge of pile cap.
Contribution from piles 1, 4 = 73.303 kip x 2 = 146.606 kip
Contribution from axial load = 0.6 x Do x1.4 = 89.04 kip
Contribution from pile cap = 1.4 x Pcw x 122 in x t x γc
= 1.4 x 8.833 ft x 10.167 ft x 1.67 ft x 0.15 kcf = 31.432 kip
Contribution from soil = 1.4 x (Pcl x 122 in) - Cl x Cw ] x Soil height x g s
= 1.4 x (8.833 ft x 10.167 ft - 3 x 5.333) x 5 ft x 0.11 kcf = 56.766 kip
So Total Vmax = 89.04 + 31.432 + 56.766 +1.4 x column weight - 146.606 = 60.872 kip
Design shear, vc = 2 f ′
c ( )(
× Pcw × deff = 2 3, 000 8.833 12.095 )( 1, 12000 ) = 140.444 kips
Factored Shear Capacity per ACI318-05/11 Eqn. 11-3, Vc1 = 140.444 kip
0.75·Vc1 = 105.333 Kip
Vmax < ϕVc1, Hence Safe
Effective depth for punching, deff = t - Pile embedment - clear cover - 1.0 x Maximum rebar size
= 20 in - 3in - 3in - 1.0 x 1.27 in = 12.73 in
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5 deff = 0.5 x 12.73 = 6.365 in from the column face. For left
column (Channel End),
Contribution from pile 1, 4 = 2 x ((3 + 6.365) / Pile Dia.) x pile reaction
= 146.606 x (9.356 / 12) = 114.414 kip
Average punching area = (Cl + deff/2) x (Cw + deff/2) = 20.701 ft^2
Contribution from axial load = 0.6 x Do x1.4 = 89.04 kip
Contribution from pile cap = 1.4 x punching area / ( Pcl x Pcw) x pile cap weight
= 1.4 x 20.701 ft^2 / (8.833 ft x 21.333ft) x 47.111 kip = 7.246 kip
Contribution from soil = 1.4 x ( punching area - Cl x Cw x Soil height x γs
= 1.4 x (20.701 ft^2 - 3 x 5.333) x 5 ft x 0.11 kcf = 3.620 kip
So total punching shear Vm = 89.04+7.246+3.62+ 1.4 x column weight-114.414 = 15.732 kip
B0 = 2 x (36 +64 + 2 x 12.73) = 20. 91 ft
ß = Cw / Cl = 64/36 =1.778
(
v1 = 2 +
4
β
) f ′
c Bo deff
(ACI 318-05 Clause 11.12.2.1.(a) or ACI 318-11 Clause
11.11.2.1(a) )
= 2+( 4
1 ) 3, 000(20.91)(12.73)( ) = 743.555 kip 103
12
v2 = 40 ( deff
Bo
+2) f ′
c Bo deff
(ACI 318-05 Clause 11.12.2.1.(b) or ACI 318-11 Clause
11.11.2.1(b) )
= ( 40 × 12.73
20.91(12) )
+ 2 3, 000 20.91 12.73 ( )( )( ) = 704.948 kip
12
103
Contribution from pile cap = 1.4 x 4.5 ft / Pcl x pile cap weight x 4.5 ft /2
= 1.4 x 4.667 ft / 21.333ft x 47.111 kip x 2.333 = 33.663 kip-ft
Contribution from soil = 1.4 x Soil height x γ s x [1.667 x Pcw x (0.833+3)+ 3 x (Pcw - Cw)x1.667)] ft3
= 1.4 x 5 ft x 0.11 kcf x [ 1.667 x 8.833 x 3.833 + 3 x (8.833 - 5.333) x 1.667] = 56.938
kip·ft
So Total Mz L-R = 198.84 - 244.392 + 33.663 + 56.938 = 45.049 kip·ft (Top)
For moment in 126 in from left edge of pile cap
Contribution from pile 1, 4 = 146.606 x (10.667 - 3.133) +65.833 × 0.25 = 1,116 kip-ft
Contribution from axial load & column self weight = (89.04 + 1.4 x 43.2/2) x 7.5 ft = 894.6 kip-ft
Contribution from pile cap = 1.4 x 10.667 ft / Pcl x pile cap weight x 10.667 ft /2
= 1.4 x 10.667 ft / 21.333 ft x 47.111 kip x 5.333 = 175.876 kip-ft
Contribution from soil = 1.4 x Soil height x γs x [1.667 x Pcw x (0.833+9) + Cl x (Pcw - Cw)x7.5 + 6 x Cw x
3)] ft3 = 1.4 x 5 ft x 0.11 kcf x [ 1.667 x 8.833 x 9.833 + 3 (8.833 - 5.333) x 7.5+ 6 x 8.333 x 3 ] = 294.558
kip·ft
So Total Mzmax = 894.6- 1,116 + 175.876 + 294.558 = 249.019 kip·ft
So Resisting Moment = Mnz= Muz/ϕ = 276.687 ft·kip (Top)
Rn = Mzmax / PCW x deff2 = 0.208 ksi
2·m·Rn/fy = 0.168 <1 Hence OK
ρ = 1/m x (1-√ (1-2 x m x Rn/fy)) = 0.0037
Calculation of Moment About X Axis (Length)
For moment at left face of columns
Contribution from pile1, 2, 3 = (73.303 + 58.463 + 65.883) x 0.752/2 = 55.589 kip-ft
Contribution from axial load = 0 kip-ft
Contribution from pile cap = 1.4 x 1.75 ft / Pcl x pile cap weight x 1.75 ft /2
= 1.4 x 1.75ft / 21.333 ft x 47.111 kip x 0.875ft = 11.433 kip - ft
Contribution from soil = 1.4 x 1.5 ft x Pcw x Soil height x γs x 0.75ft
= 1.4 x 1.5 ft x 8.833 ft x 5 ft x 0.11 kcf × 0.75ft = 25.153 kip·ft
So Total Mx L = 11.433 + 25.153 - 55.589 = -19.003 kip·ft (Bottom)
Mx R= Mx L
So Total Mxmax = -19.003 kip - ft (Bottom)
So Resisting Moment = Mnx= Mux/ϕ = -21.113 kip·ft (Bottom)
Rn = Mxmax / Cl × deff2 = 0.0166 Ksi
2·m·Rn/fy = 0.013 <1 Hence OK
ρ = 1/m × (1-√ (1-2 × m × Rn/fy)) = 0.00028
Moment Calculation
Along X Direction
ρ = 0.0037, Ast reqd = 0.0037 × 106 × 12.095 = 4.77 in2
ρmin = 0.0018, Ast min = 0.0018 × 106 × 12.095 = 2.31 in2
Therefore, Astz = 4.77 in2
#7 bar, As = 0.6in2, Number of rebar = 4.77 / 0.6 = 7.95
Space = (106 - 2 × 2) / (7.95 -1) = 14.66 in
Provide #7 bars @12 in spacing. Asprovide = 0.6 × [(106 -4)/12 + 1] = 5.7 in2
Along Z Direction
ρ = 0.00028 < ρmin = 0.0018
Hence, Ast reqd = Ast min = 0.0018 × 256 × 12.095 =5.57 in 2
#4 bar, As = 0.196in2, Number of rebar = 5.57 / 0.196 = 29
Space = (256 - 2 × 2) / (29 -1) = 9.0 in
Provide #4 bars @ 5 in spacing. Asprovide = 0.196 × [(256 -4)/5 + 1] = 10 in2
Comparison
Table 156: Horizontal Vessel pile cap foundation 1 comparison
Input Parameters
Geometric Description
Vessel Geometry
Pedestal Geometry
Height, B = 9 ft
Length, CL = 36 in, Width, Cw = 64 in
Design Parameters
Pile
Dia of pile= 12 in
Vertical capacity = 60 kip
Horizontal capacity = 40kip
Uplift capacity = 40 kip
Pile embedment inside pile cap = 3 in
Edge distance =18 inch
Soil Density, γs = 110 pcf
Concrete
Cover, cc = 0.25 ft
Concrete Density, γc = 150 pcf
Concrete strength, f'c = 3 ksi
Reinforcement
fy = 60 ksi
1 -90 -35
2 0 -35
3 90 -35
4 -90 35
5 0 35
6 90 35
Load Types Axial Force (kip) Base Moment (ft-kip) Base Shear (kip)
Load Empty Operati Wind X Seismi Wind Z Seismi Test Erectio Live Miscel Bundle Therm
Case ng cX cZ n Load Load laneou Pull al
s
101 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Load Empty Operati Wind X Seismi Wind Z Seismi Test Erectio Live Miscel Bundle Therm
Case ng cX cZ n Load Load laneou Pull al
s
Table 161: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Allowable Stress Level, Channel End
Load Case Axial (kips) Shear X (kips) Shear Z (kips) Moment X Moment Z (ft·kips)
(ft·kips)
101 63.6 0 0 0 0
Table 162: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Allowable Stress Level, Shell End
Load Case Axial (kips) Shear X (kips) Shear Z (kips) Moment X Moment Z (ft·kips)
(ft·kips)
101 42.4 0 0 0 0
Table 163: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Strength Level, Channel End
Load Case Axial (kips) Shear X (kips) Shear Z (kips) Moment X Moment Z (ft·kips)
(ft·kips)
201 89.04 0 0 0 0
Table 164: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Strength Level, Shell End
Load Case Axial (kips) Shear X (kips) Shear Z (kips) Moment X Moment Z (ft·kips)
(ft·kips)
201 59.36 0 0 0 0
Effective depth, deff = t - Pile embedment - clear cover - 1.5 x Maximum rebar size
= 20 in - 3in - 3in - 1.5 x 1.27 in = 12.095 in
Along Length (Section Parallel to Z)
Design shear, vc = 2 f ′
c ( )(
× Pcl × deff = 2 3, 000 22 12.095 )( 1, 12000 ) = 349.784 kips
0.75·Vc1 = 262.338 kip
V < Vc1, Hence Safe
Along Width (Section Parallel to X), for right column (Shell End)
For shear wrt Z1-Z1
Contribution from piles = 0 Kip
Contribution from pile cap = 1.4 × Pcw × (2.5 ft - 12.095 in) x t x γ c
= 1.4 x 8.833 ft x 1.492 ft x 1.67 ft x 0.15 kcf = 4.613 kip
Contribution from soil = 1.4 x Pcw x (2.5 ft - 12.095 in)x Soil height x γ s
= 1.4 x 8.833 ft x 1.492 ft x 5 ft x 0.11 kcf = 10.149 kip
So Total V Z1-Z1 = 4.613 + 10.149 = 14.762 kip
For shear wrt Z2-Z2
Contribution from piles 3, 6 = 56.081 kip x 2 = 112.162 kip
Contribution from axial load = 0.4 x Do x 1.4 = 59.36 kip
Contribution from pile cap = 1.4 x Pcw x (5.5 ft + 12.095 in) x t x γc
= 1.4 x 8.833 ft x 6.508 ft x 1.67 ft x 0.15 kcf = 20.16 kip
Contribution from soil = 1.4 x [Pcl x (5.5 ft +12.095 in) - Cl x Cw ] x Soil height x g s
= 1.4 x (8.833 ft x 6.508 ft - 3 x 5.333) x 5 ft x 0.11 kcf = 35.469 kip
So Total V Z2-Z2 = 59.36 + 20.16+ 35.469 + 1.4 x column weight - 112.162 = 33.067 kip
Maximum design shear is at (22.0 x 12 /2 - 6) in = 126 in from left edge of pile cap.
Design shear, vc = 2 f ′
c ( )(
× Pcw × deff = 2 3, 000 8.833 12.095 )( 1, 12000 ) = 140.444 kips
Factored Shear Capacity per ACI318-05/11 Eqn. 11-3, Vc1 = 140.444 kip
0.75·Vc1 = 105.333 Kip
Vmax < ϕVc1, Hence Safe
Effective depth for punching, deff = t - Pile embedment - clear cover - 1.0 x Maximum rebar size
= 20 in - 3in - 3in - 1.0 x 1.27 in = 12.73 in
Punching shear is checked on a perimeter 0.5 deff = 0.5 x 12.73 = 6.365 in from the column face. For right
column (Shell End),
Contribution from pile 1, 4 = 2 x ((3 + 6.365) / Pile Dia.) x pile reaction
= 112.162 x (9.356 / 12) = 87.533 kip
Average punching area = (Cl + deff/2) x (Cw + deff/2) = 20.701 ft2
Contribution from axial load = 0.4 x Do x1.4 = 59.36 kip
Contribution from pile cap = 1.4 x punching area / ( Pcl x Pcw) x pile cap weight
= 1.4 x 20.701 ft2 / (8.833 ft x 22.0 ft) x 48.583 kip = 7.246 kip
Contribution from soil = 1.4 x ( punching area - Cl x Cw x Soil height x γs
= 1.4 x (20.701 ft^2 - 3 x 5.333) x 5 ft x 0.11 kcf = 3.620 kip
So total punching shear Vm = 59.36 + 7.246 + 3.62 + 1.4 x column weight - 87.533 = 12.933 kip
B0 = 2 x (36 +64 + 2 x 12.73) = 20. 91 ft
ß = Cw / Cl = 64/36 =1.778
v1 = 2 + ( 4
β
) f ′
c Bo deff
(ACI 318-05 Clause 11.12.2.1.(a) or ACI 318-11 Clause
11.11.2.1(a) )
= 2+( 4
1 ) 3, 000(20.91)(12.73)( ) = 743.555 kip 103
12
v2 = 40 ( deff
Bo
+2 ) f ′
c Bo deff
(ACI 318-05 Clause 11.12.2.1.(b) or ACI 318-11 Clause
11.11.2.1(b) )
= ( 40 × 12.73
20.91(12) )
+ 2 3, 000 20.91 12.73 ( )( )( ) = 704.948 kip
12
103
Contribution from pile cap = 1.4 x 1.5 ft / Pcl x pile cap weight x 1.5 ft /2
= 1.4 x 1.5 ft / 22.0 ft x 48.583 kip x 0.75 ft = 3.478 kip·ft
Contribution from soil = 1.4 x 1.5 ft x Pcw x Soil height x γs x 0.75 ft
= 1.4 x 1.5 ft x 8.833 ft x 5 ft x 0.11 kcf x 0.75 ft = 7.652 kip·ft
So Total Mz L-L = 3.478 + 7.652 = 11.13 kip·ft (Top)
For moment at 132 in right edge of pile cap
Contribution from pile 3, 6 = 112.162 x 7.5 + 66.982 × 0.25 = 875.959 kip-ft
Contribution from axial load & column self weight = (59.36 + 1.4 x 43.2/2) x 7 ft
= 627.2 kip-ft
Contribution from pile cap = 1.4 x 11 ft / Pcl x pile cap weight x 11 ft /2
= 1.4 x 11 ft / 22.0 ft x 48.583 kip x 5.333 = 187.046 kip-ft
Contribution from soil = 1.4 x Soil height x γ s x [2.5 x Pcw x (0.75 + 9)+ 3 x (Pcw - Cw) × 2.75)] ft3
= 1.4 x 5 ft x 0.11 kcf x [ 2.5 x 8.833 x 9.75 + 3 x (8.833 - 5.333) x 7 + 5.5 × 8.833 × 2.75]
= 325.261 kip·ft
So Total Mzmax = 875.959 - 627.2 + 187.046 + 325.261 = 281.548 kip·ft
So Resisting Moment = Mnz= Muz/ϕ = 312.873 ft·kip (Top)
Rn = Mzmax / PCW x deff2 = 0.242 ksi
2·m·Rn/fy = 0.19 < 1, Hence OK
ρ = 1/m x (1-√ (1-2 x m x Rn/fy)) = 0.0043
Calculation of Moment About X Axis (Length)
For moment at left face of columns
Contribution from pile1, 2, 3 = (77.884 + 56.081 + 62.982) x 0.752/2 = 56.516 kip-ft
Contribution from axial load = 0 kip-ft
Contribution from pile cap = 1.4 x 1.75 ft / Pcl x pile cap weight x 1.75 ft /2
= 1.4 x 1.75ft / 22.0 ft x 47.111 kip x 0.875ft = 11.791 kip·ft
Contribution from soil = 1.4 x 1.75 ft x Pcw x Soil height x γs x 0.75ft
= 1.4 x 1.75 ft x 8.833 ft x 5 ft x 0.11 kcf × 0.75ft = 18.528 kip·ft
So Total Mx L = 11.791 + 18.528 - 56.516 = -18.787 kip·ft (Bottom)
Mx R= Mx L
So Total Mxmax = -18.787 kip·ft (Bottom)
So Resisting Moment = Mnx= Mux/ϕ = -20.874 kip·ft (Bottom)
Rn = Mxmax / Cl × deff2 = 0.0162 Ksi
2·m·Rn/fy = 0.013 < 1, Hence OK
ρ = 1/m × (1-√ (1-2 × m × Rn/fy)) = 0.00028
Moment Calculation
Along X Direction
ρ = 0.0043, Ast reqd = 0.0043 × 106 × 12.095 = 5.51 in2
ρmin = 0.0018, Ast min = 0.0018 × 106 × 12.095 = 2.31 in2
Therefore, Astz = 5.51 in2
#7 bar, As = 0.6in2, Number of rebar = 5.51 / 0.6 = 9.18
Space = (106 - 2 × 2) / (9.18 -1) = 12.47 in
Provide #7 bars @11 in spacing. Asprovide = 0.6 × [(106 -4)/11 + 1] = 6.16 in2
Along Z Direction
ρ = 0.00028 < ρmin = 0.0018
Hence, Ast reqd = Ast min = 0.0018 × 256 × 12.095 =5.57 in 2
#4 bar, As = 0.196in2, Number of rebar = 5.57 / 0.196 = 29
Space = (256 - 2 × 2) / (29 -1) = 9.0 in
Provide #4 bars @ 5 in spacing. Asprovide = 0.196 × [(256 -4)/5 + 1] = 10 in2
Comparison
Table 165: Horizontal Vessel pile cap foundation 2 comparison
Input Parameters
Ringwall Geometry
Ringwall Height, Fh = 3.5 ft
Ringwall Width, Fw = 2.5 ft
Eccentricity from tank diameter to footing centerline, e = 0.25 ft
Bottom of Footing Elevation (B.O.F.) = 100 ft
Number of Anchor Bolts: 15
Tank Properties
Soil Properties
Allowable Soil Pressure, SBC = 2.5 kip / ft2
Soil Density, γsoil = 120 lb / ft3
Coefficient of friction, μ = 0.4
Lateral Earth Pressure Coefficient, k = 0.5
Effective Embedment Depth, heff = 1.5 ft
Soil Bearing Multiplication Factor for Wind and Seismic Load Case, SBF = 1.333
Overturning Safety Ratio, OTR = 1.5
Sliding Safety Ratio, STR = 2.0
Material Properties
Concrete Density, γc = 150 lb / ft3
Concrete Compressive Strength, fc = 4 ksi
Yield Strength of Rebar, fy = 60 ksi
Concrete Cover, cc = 3 in
Minimum Bar Diameter = 4
Maximum Bar Diameter = 11
Tank Unit Weight = 490 lb / ft3
Design Parameters
Primary Load Description
Misc. Weight for Attachments: 5%
Weight of Tank Shell, Ws = 1.05 × π × [((Di + 2Tavg)/2)2 - (Di/2)2] × Hs × 0.49 = 90.976 kip
Weight of Tank Roof, Wr = 1.05 × π × ((Di + 2Tavg)/2)2 × Trf × 0.49 = 31.648 kip
Weight of Tank Floor, Wf = Tbot × π × ((Di + 2Tavg)/2)2 × 0.49 = 30.141 kip
External Dead Pressure = 0.005 ksf
External Dead Load, Wdead = 0.005 × π × ((Di + 2Tavg)/2)2 = 9.842 kip
Roof Snow Pressure = 0.02 ksf
Roof Snow Load, Wsnow = 0.02 × π × ((Di + 2Tavg)/2)2 = 39.368 kip
Total Live Load, Wlive = 0
Tank Empty Weight, Wempty = Ws + Wr + Wf = 152.766 kip
Operating Fluid Weight, Wt_oper = 4,166 kip
Operating Liquid Height, Hl = 34 ft
Test Fluid Weight, Wt_test = 4,166 kip
Test Liquid Height, Hl = 34 ft
Internal Operating Pressure, poper = 1 psi
Internal Test Pressure, ptest = 1 psi
Wind Load
Wind Load does not govern in this case.
Seismic Load
Seismic Use Group, SUG = II
Importance Factor, Ieq = 1.25 (Ref. 1, Table E-5)
Long Period, TL = 8 s
Site Class D
Spectral Response Acc. Parameter at Short Period, Ss = 0.157
Spectral Response Acc. Parameter at 1 Sec, S1 = 0. 059
Factor to adjust 5% damping to 1/2% damping, K = 1.5
Impulsive Response Modification Factor, Rwi = 3.5 (Ref. 1, Table E-4)
Convective Response Modification Factor, Rwc = 2 (Ref. 1, Table E-4)
Short Period Site Coefficient at 0.2s Period, Fa = 1.6 (Ref. 1, Table E-1)
Long Period Site Coefficient at 1.0s Period, Fv = 2.4 (Ref. 1, Table E-2)
Design Spectral Response Acc. Parameter at Short Period, SDS = 0.167 (Ref. 3, 11.4-1, 11.4-3)
Design Spectral Response Acc. Parameter at 1 sec, SD1 = 0.094 (Ref. 3, 11.4-2, 11.4-4)
Load Combination
Table 168: Allowable Stress Design Factors - Service Level
LC SWF SBF Empty Operati Test Extern Interna Test Snow Live Wind Earthq
ng al l Pressu uake
Pressu Pressu re
re re
LC SWF SBF Empty Operati Test Extern Interna Test Snow Live Wind Earthq
ng al l Pressu uake
Pressu Pressu re
re re
LC SWF SBF Empty Operati Test Extern Interna Test Snow Live Wind Earthq
ng al l Pressu uake
Pressu Pressu re
re re
101 -4611.705 0 0
102 -4328.608 0 0
103 -275.8465 0 0
104 -4441.847 0 0
105 -162.6078 0 0
106 -4328.608 0 0
107 -4328.608 0 0
108 -4367.976 0 0
109 -162.6078 0 0
110 -178.355 0 0
111 -4328.608 0 0
112 -4344.355 0 0
201 386.185 0 0
202 6153.54 0 0
203 350.700 0 0
204 5317.378 0 0
205 258.118 0 0
206 5224.797 0 0
207 214.813 0 0
210 5169.681 0 0
211 327.529 0 0
214 4093.19 0 0
Freeboard Check
Available Freeboard Height, FB = Hs - Hl = 24 in
Af = K × SD1 × Ieq (4 / Tc 2) = 0.042 (Ref. 1, E.7.2-3)
δs = 0.5 × Di × Af = 12.589 in
FR = 0.7 δs= 8.81 in < FB (Ref. 1, E.7.2-3), OK
Overturning Check
Governor load case: 114, check overturning on top of ring wall.
Overturning moment: 45,168.12 kip-in
Resistant moment = 0.5 × 4,332.55 × (1- 0.4 × Av) × 50 × 12 = 1,278,968.76 kip-in
Overturning Safety Ratio = 1,278,968.76/45,168.12 = 28.31
Sliding Check
Governor load case: 114, check sliding on top of ring wall.
Total shear: 178.803 kip-in
Resistant shear = μ × 4332.55 × (1- 0.4 × Av) = 1,705.29 kip-in
Sliding Safety Ratio = 1,705.29 /178.803 = 9.54
Hoop Steel
Per ref. 2, 5.6.3.3, unfactored hoop tension
Th = (Di/2 + Tavg) × Fh × k × (Wp + γsoil × Fh/2) = 102.08 kip
Required hoop steel, As_Hoop = 1.6 × Th/(0.9 × fy) = 3.025 in2
Twist Steel
Twist moment calculated per ref. 2, 5.6.4.4, figure 5:
Total P t 0.0696 3
Total W p 0.214 9
Steel Ratio, ρ =
0.85 × f c
fy (
× 1- 1-
2 × Rn
0.85 × f c ) = 0.00032
Reinforcement Calculation
Per ref. 4, 10.5.1, As_min_twist1 = max(200/fy, (3 × ( fc)0.5)/fy) × Fw × d = 3.825 in2
Per ref. 4, 10.5.3, As_min_twist = min(1.33 × As_req_twist, As_min_twist1) × Fw × d = 0.484 in2
Per ref. 2, 5.6.4.5, twist steel is required for both top and bottom of ringwall foundation.
Use As_twist = 0.484 in2
Per ref. 2, 5.6.6.1b, minimum horizontal steel ratio to gross area is 0.002
As_min_horizontal = 0.002 × Fh × Fw = 2.52 in2
Comparison
Result Hand Calculations STAAD Foundation Difference
Advanced Result
Description of Problem
Table 173: Overview of steps footing basic geometry
Total = 1.0
Pedestal Dimension
Calculations
Basic Dimensions
Initial size (Lo) = 3.00 m
Initial size (Wo) = 3.00 m
Net buoyancy = -0.00 kN
Adhesion = 0.00 kN
Volume of footing = 3 × 3 × 0.4 + 2.1 × 2.1 × 0.3 +1.2 × 1.2 × 0.3 = 5.355 m3
Weight of footing = 5.355 × 25 = 133.875 KN
Volume of concrete in pedestal = 0.6 × 0.6 × 1.0 = 0.36 m3
Weight of pedestal = 0.36 × 25 = 9 KN
Volume of soil on the footing = (3 × 3 × 2 - 5.355 - 0.36) = 12.285 m3
Weight of soil = 12.285 × 18 = 221.13 KN
The minimum required base area, Amin = P / fa = 5.46 m2
The design area, Ao = Lo·Wo = 9.00 m2
Final design size
Length (L2) = 3.00 m
No. of control condition: # 101
Width (W2) = 3.00 m
No. of control condition: # 101
Area (A2) = 9.00 m2
If Au equals zero, that means it is small eccentricity, and do not need to adjust the pressure. Otherwise, the
pressure needs to be adjusted. The negative pressure should always set as 0. Keep adjusting if necessary.
Four corners of the stress adjusted data (if any).
No. Load Condition Pressure at Corner1 Pressure at Corner2 Pressure at Corner3 Pressure at Corner4
(q1) (q2) (q3) (q4)
(kN/m2) (kN/m2) (kN/m2) (kN/m2)
For Sliding
Along X Direction
Sliding force = 0
Max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation
= 0.5 × 1364 = 682 KN
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force =0
Average base pressure along footing edge = (188.889+144.444) ×0.5 = 166.667 kN/m2
Average base pressure along the other edge = (144.444+100) ×0.5 = 122.222 kN/m2
Approximate base pressure at column face, critical side:
= 122.222+(166.667-122.222) ×(3/2+0.6/2)/3 = 148.889 kN/m2
Hence, Shear Force at the critical section,
Vs = (166.667 + 148.889) × 0.5 × 1.2 × 3 = 568 KN
b0 = (0.4 × 3.0 + 0.3 × 2.1 + 0.3 × 1.2) / 1 = 2.19
One way shear capacity = 0.7×0.962×1270×0.935×2.19=1751.19 KN > Vs
Hence OK
Shear Plane Parallel to Global Z Axis, critical side
Average base pressure along footing edge = (188.889+144.444) ×0.5 = 166.667 KN/m
Average base pressure along the other edge = (144.444+100) ×0.5 = 122.222 KN/ m2
Approximate base pressure at column face, critical side:
= 122.222+(166.667-122.222) ×(3/2+0.6/2)/3 = 148.889 kN/m2
Hence, Shear Force at the critical section,
Vs = (166.667 + 148.889) × 0.5 × 1.2 × 3 = 568 KN
b0 = (0.4 × 3.0 + 0.3 × 2.1 + 0.3 × 1.2) / 1 = 2.19
One way shear capacity =0.7×0.962×1270×0.935×2.19=1751.19 KN > Vs
Hence OK
Step 2 Edge
Effective Depth, h0 = D-clear cover-1.5×Φ = 400+300-50-1.5×10 = 635 mm
Following formulas are used per GB50007 - 2011 code for design of building foundations.
Vs ≤ 0.7·βhsftA0 (Ref. clause 8.2.9 - 1)
βhs = (800 / h0)1/4 = (800 / 800)1/4= 1 (Ref. clause 8.2.9 - 2)
A0 = b0 × h0
(b0 is calculated per GB50007 – 2011, attachment U)
Shear Plane Parallel to Global X Axis, critical side
Average base pressure along footing edge = (188.889+144.444) ×0.5 = 166.667 kN/m2
Average base pressure along the other edge = (144.444+100) ×0.5 = 122.222 kN/m2
Approximate base pressure at column face, critical side:
= 122.222+(166.667-122.222) ×(3/2+1.2/2)/3 = 153.333 kN/m2
Hence, Shear Force at the critical section,
Vs = (166.667 + 153.333) × 0.5 × ((3-1.2)/2) × 3 = 432 KN
b0 = (0.4 × 3.0 + 0.3 × 2.1) / (0.4 + 0.3) = 2.614
One way shear capacity = 0.7×1×1270×0.635×2.614=1475.64 KN > Vs
Hence OK
Shear Plane Parallel to Global Z Axis, critical side
Vs = 432 KN
b0 = (0.4 × 3.0 + 0.3 × 2.1) / (0.4 + 0.3) = 2.614
One way shear capacity = 0.7×1×1270×0.635×2.614=1475.64 KN > Vs
Hence OK
Step 1 Edge
Effective Depth, h0 = D-clear cover-1.5×Φ = 400-50-1.5×10 = 335 mm
Following formulas are used per GB50007 - 2011 code for design of building foundations.
Vs ≤ 0.7·βhsftA0 (Ref. clause 8.2.9 - 1)
βhs = (800 / h0 )1/4 = (800 / 800))1/4 =1 (Ref. clause 8.2.9 - 2)
A0 = b0 × h0
(b0 is calculated per GB50007 – 2011, attachment U)
Shear Plane Parallel to Global X Axis, critical side
Average base pressure along footing edge = (188.889+144.444) ×0.5 = 166.667 kN/m2
Average base pressure along the other edge = (144.444+100) ×0.5 = 122.222 kN/m2
Approximate base pressure at column face, critical side:
= 122.222+(166.667-122.222) ×(3/2+2.1/2)/3 = 160 kN/m2
Hence, Shear Force at the critical section,
Vs = (166.667 + 160) × 0.5 × ((3-2.1)/2) × 3 = 220.5 KN
b0 = 3 m
One way shear capacity = 0.7×1×1270×0.335×3=893.45 KN > Vs
Hence OK
Shear Plane Parallel to Global Z Axis, critical side
Vs = 220.5 KN
b0 = 3 m
One way shear capacity = 0.7×1×1270×0.335×3=893.45 KN > Vs
Hence OK
Punching Shear
Column face
Effective Depth, h0 = D-clear cover-1.5×Φ = 1000-50-1.5×10 = 935 mm
Following formulas are used per GB50007 - 2011 code for design of building foundations.
Fl ≤ 0.7·βhpftamh0 (Ref. clause 8.2.8 - 1)
am = (At + ab) / 2 (Ref. clause 8.2.8 - 2)
Reinforcement
Reinforcement Along the X Direction
Comparison
Table 176: Comparison of results
151.5561 151.5561
196.0006 196.0006
151.5561 151.5561
Description of Problem
Table 177: Overview of steps footing basic geometry
Total = 1.2
Pedestal Dimension
Calculations
Basic Dimensions
Initial size (Lo) = 3.60 m
Initial size (Wo) = 2.80 m
Net buoyancy = -0.00 kN
Adhesion = 0.00 kN
Volume of footing = 3.6 x 2.8 x 0.4 + 2.8 x 2.0 x 0.4 +2.0 x 1.2 x 0.4 = 7.232 m3
Weight of footing = 7.232 x 24 = 173.568 kN
Volume of concrete in pedestal = 0.8 x 0.6 x 1.2 = 0.576 m3
Weight of pedestal = 0.576 x 24 = 13.824 kN
Volume of soil on the footing = (3.6 x 2.8 x 2.4 - 7.23 - 0.576) = 16.386 m3
Weight of soil = 16.386 x 17 = 278.528 kN
The minimum required base area, Amin = P / fa = 725.91/170=5.46 m2
The design area, Ao = Lo·Wo = 10.08 m2
Final design size
Length (L2) = 3.60 m
No. of control condition: # 101
Width (W2) = 2.80 m
No. of control condition: # 101
Area (A2) = 10.08 m2
If Au equals zero, that means it is small eccentricity, and do not need to adjust the pressure. Otherwise, the
pressure needs to be adjusted. The negative pressure should always set as 0. Keep adjusting if necessary.
Four corners of the stress adjusted data (if any).
No. Load Condition Pressure at Corner1 Pressure at Corner2 Pressure at Corner3 Pressure at Corner4
(q1) (q2) (q3) (q4)
(kN/m2) (kN/m2) (kN/m2) (kN/m2)
For Sliding
Along X Direction
Sliding force = 13 kN
Max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation
= 0.5 × 725.991 = 362.96 kN
FOS = 362.96 / 13 = 27.92 > 1.5
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force = 13 kN
Max Resisting force = µ × Total Service load on foundation
= 0.5 × 725.991 = 362.96 kN
FOS = 362.96 / 13 = 27.92 > 1.5
Hence OK
For overturning
About X Direction
Overturning Moment = 96.2 kN·m
Max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 2.5 × 725.91 = 1,016.27 kN·m
FOS = 1,016.27 / 96.2 > 1.5
Hence OK
About Z Direction
Overturning Moment = 96.2 kN·m
Max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 2.5 × 725.91 = 1,016.27 kN·m
FOS = 1,016.27 / 96.2 > 1.5
Hence OK
Pressure calculation for strength checks
Maximum pressure from axial load = 735.91/10.08 = 72.02 kN/m2
Mx/Zx= 99.90 / 4.7 = 72.02 kN/m2
Mz/Zz= 99.90 / 6.05 = 16.52 kN/m2
(For critical Load Case LC 202)
So stress at four corners:
σ1 = P/A - Mx/Zx + Mz/Zz = 68.29 kN/m2
σ2 = P/A - Mx/Zx - Mz/Zz = 35.25 kN/m2
σ3 = P/A + Mx/Zx - Mz/Zz = 77.73 kN/m2
σ4 = P/A + Mx/Zx + Mz/Zz = 110.76 kN/m2
Hence OK
Shear Plane Parallel to Global Z Axis, critical side
Average base pressure along footing edge = (110.76+68.29) x0.5= 89.53 kN/m
Average base pressure along the other edge= (35.25+77.73) x0.5 = 56.49 kN/ m2
Approximate base pressure at column face, critical side:
= 56.49 + (89.53 - 56.49 ) x(3.6/2+0.8/2)/3.6 = 76.68 kN/m2
Hence, Shear Force at the critical section,
Vs = (89.53 + 76.68 – 2x 46.22) x 0.5 x 1.4 x 2.8= 144.57 kN
b0 = (0.4 x 2.8 + 0.4 x 2.0 + 0.4 x 1.2) / 1.2 = 2.0
One way shear capacity = 0.7x0.92x1430x2.0x1.13=2079.44 kN > Vs
Hence OK
Step 2 Edge
Effective Depth, h0 = D-clear cover-1.5×Φ = 400+400-50-1.5x14 = 729 mm
Following formulas are used per GB50007 - 2011 code for design of building foundations.
Vs ≤ 0.7·βhsftA0 (Ref. clause 8.2.9 - 1)
βhs = (800 / h0)1/4 = (800 / 729)1/4= 1 (Ref. clause 8.2.9 - 2)
A0 = b0 × h0
(b0 is calculated per GB50007 – 2011, attachment U)
Shear Plane Parallel to Global X Axis, critical side
Average base pressure along footing edge = (77.27+110.76) x0.5= 94.25 kN/m2
Average base pressure along the other edge = (35.25+77.73) x0.5= 51.77 kN/m2
Approximate base pressure at column face, critical side:
= 51.77+(94.25 - 51.77) x(2.8-0.8)/2.8 = 82.11 kN/m2
Hence, Shear Force at the critical section,
Vs = (94.25 + 82.11 - 2x 46.22) x 0.5 x ((2.8-1.2)/2) x 3.6 = 120.83 kN
b0 = (0.4 x 3.6 + 0.4 x 2.8) / (0.4 + 0.4) = 3.2
One way shear capacity = 0.7x1x1430x3.2x0.73=2335.13 kN > Vs
Hence OK
Shear Plane Parallel to Global Z Axis, critical side
Average base pressure along footing edge = (110.76+68.29) x0.5= 89.53 kN/m2
Average base pressure along the other edge = (35.25+77.73) x0.5= 56.49 kN/ m2
Approximate base pressure at column face, critical side: = 56.49 + (89.53 - 56.49 ) x(3.6-0.8)/3.6 = 82.18
kN/m2
Hence, Shear Force at the critical section
Vs = (89.53 + 82.18 – 2 x 46.22) x 0.5 x ((3.6-2)/2) x 2.8 = 88.78 kN
Punching Shear
Column face
Effective Depth, h0 = D-clear cover-1.5×Φ = 1,200-50-1.5x14 = 1,129 mm
Following formulas are used per GB50007 - 2011 code for design of building foundations.
Fl < 0.7·βhpftamh0
Hence, Safe
Four sides
Control LC = # 102
Punching shear
Fl = Pj·Al = (43.3+10.27)·0.76=40.71 kN
Punching shear capacity
Fu = 0.7·βhpftamh0 = 0.7·0.97·1,430 ·((2.8 +11.72) / 2)·1.13 = 7,956.4 kN
Fl < 0.7·βhpftamh0
Hence, Safe
Step 2 edge
Effective Depth, h0 = D-clear cover-1.5×Φ = 400+400-50-1.5x14 = 729 mm
Following formulas are used per GB50007 - 2011 code for design of building foundations.
Fl ≤ 0.7·βhpftamh0 (Ref. clause 8.2.8 - 1)
am = (At + ab) / 2 (Ref. clause 8.2.8 - 2)
Fl = Pj·Al (Ref. clause 8.2.8 - 3)
Critical X Side
Control LC = # 102
Punching shear
Fl = Pj·Al = 43.30·0.19 = 8.39 kN
Punching shear capacity
Fu = 0.7·βhpftamh0 = 0.7·1·1430·((1.200 +2.658) / 2)·0.729 = 1407.65 kN
Fl < 0.7·βhpftamh0
Hence, Safe
Critical Z Side
Control LC = # 102
Punching shear
Fl = Pj·Al = 48.02·0.25 = 12.03 kN
Punching shear capacity
Fu = 0.7·βhpftamh0 = 0.7·1·1430·((2.000 +3.458) / 2)·0.729 = 1991.43 kN
Fl < 0.7·βhpftamh0
Hence, Safe
Step 1 edge
Effective Depth, h0 = D-clear cover-1.5×Φ = 400-50-1.5x14 = 329 mm
Following formulas are used per GB50007 - 2011 code for design of building foundations.
Fl ≤ 0.7·βhpftamh0 (Ref. clause 8.2.8 - 1)
am = (At + ab) / 2 (Ref. clause 8.2.8 - 2)
Fl = Pj·Al (Ref. clause 8.2.8 - 3)
Critical X Side
Control LC = # 102
Punching shear
Fl = Pj·Al = 43.30·0.19 = 8.39 kN
Punching shear capacity
Fu = 0.7·βhpftamh0 = 0.7·1·1430·((2.0 +2.658) / 2)·0.329 = 767.01 kN
Fl < 0.7·βhpftamh0
Hence, Safe
Critical Z Side
Control LC = # 102
Punching shear
Fl = Pj·Al = 48.02·0.25 = 12.03 kN
Punching shear capacity
Reinforcement
Reinforcement Along the X Direction
Comparison
Table 180: Comparison of results
35.66 35.66
76.56 76.56
108.37 108.37
(mm2)
(mm2)
10.3 Tapered (sloped) Footing design per the Chinese code – example 1
Design an isolated taper footing per GB-50007-2011.
Problem
Input data overview:
Length (X Dir.) Width (Z Dir.) Thickness at face of Edge thickness (should be >
column 0.2 m)
Basic dimensions
Initial size (Lo) = 3.00 m
Initial size (Wo) = 3.00 m
Net buoyancy = -0.00 kN
Adhesion = 0.00 kN
Volume of the straight portion of the footing = 3 × 3 × 0.3 = 2 .7 m3
If Au equals zero, the entire footing is in contact with the soil. Hence,no re-distribution is needed.
Zero-pressure area (if any).
Control the condition number = N / A
Foundation area = 9.00 m2
Zero-pressure area = 0.00 m2
Zero-pressure area percentage = 0.00%
For Sliding
Along X Direction
Sliding force = 0
Max Resisting force = µ x Total Service load on foundation
= 0.5 x 1288.432 = 644.216 kN
Hence OK
Along Z Direction
Sliding force =0
Max Resisting force = µ x Total Service load on foundation
Four Sides
Control load case = # 202
Punching shear
Fl = Pj·Al = 144.444 X 6,231,104 = 900.05 kN
Punching shear capacity
Fu = 0.7·βhpftamh0 = 0.7 X 1 X 1.270 X ((2.400 +1.664×4) / 2) X 0.532 = 2141.508 kN
Fl < 0.7·βhpftamh0
Hence, Safe
Reinforcement
Reinforcement Along the X Direction
Smin ≤ S ≤ Smax
Selected Reinforcement satisfy the requirements.
Astmin ≤ Ast, with real
Selected Reinforcement satisfy the requirements.
Reinforcement Along the Z Direction
Comparison
Value of Reference Result STAAD Foundation Difference
Advanced Result (General)
10.4 Tapered (sloped) Footing design per the Chinese code – example 2
Design an isolated taper footing per GB-50007-2011.
Problem
Input data overview:
Length (X Dir.) Width (Z Dir.) Thickness at face of Edge thickness (should be >
column 0.2 m)
Pedestal Dimension
Pedestal Shape: Rectangular
Pedestal length - X (Pl) : 800.00 mm
Pedestal width - Z (Pw) : 600.00 mm
Pedestal Height: 1,200.00 mm
Basic dimensions
Initial size (Lo) = 3.60 m
Initial size (Wo) = 2.80 m
Net buoyancy = -0.00 kN
Adhesion = 0.00 kN
Volume of the straight portion of the footing = 3 × 3 × 0.3 = 2 .7 m3
If Au equals zero, the entire footing is in contact with the soil. Hence,no re-distribution is needed.
Zero-pressure area (if any).
Control the condition number = N / A
Foundation area = 10.08 m2
Zero-pressure area = 0.00 m2
Zero-pressure area percentage = 0.00%
Fl < 0.7·βhpftamh0
Hence, Saf
Four Sides
Control LC = # 102
Punching shear
Fl = Pj·Al = (43.3+10.27)·0.76=40.71 kN
Punching shear capacity
Fu = 0.7·βhpftamh0 = 0.7·0.97·1,430 ·((2.8 +11.72) / 2)·1.13 = 7,956.4 kN
Fl < 0.7·βhpftamh0
Hence, Safe
Reinforcement
Reinforcement Along the X Direction
Comparison
Table 189: Comparison of results
36.20 36.20
77.11 77.11
108.92 108.92
(mm2)
(mm2)
Problem
Loads
Load Combinations
Table 190: Load cases for base dimensions estimation - service combination
Condition No. Column No. Axial Force Shear X (KN) Shear Z (KN) Moment X Moment Z
(KN) (kN·m) (kN·m)
Condition No. Column No. Axial Force Shear X (KN) Shear Z (KN) Moment X Moment Z
(KN) (kN·m) (kN·m)
Basic Geometry
Distance between columns = 3 m
Pedestal beneath column 1: dimensions
Whether the length of the right cantilever needs design (or enter a fixed value)? Yes
Clear Cover
Clear cover for pedestal: 50.00 mm
Clear cover for foundation: 50.00 mm
Soil properties
Density of the Soil: 18.00 kN/m3
Soil bearing capacity: 120.00 kN/m2
Height of soil above foundation: 0.00 m
Surcharge: 0.00 kN/m 2
Groundwater depth: 3 m below ground level
Concrete and Steel Properties
Concrete density: 25.0 kN/m3
Compressive strength of concrete: 23.1 N/mm2
Reinforcement strength: 415 N/mm2
Minimum bar Size: 8 mm
Maximum bar size: 14 mm
Minimum bar spacing: 100 mm
Maximum bar spacing: 450 mm
Buoyancy effect = 0 kN
Calculations
Determine the size required for the foundation
Service load case 101: 1.0 × DL
Load from columns = 400 + 400 = 800 kN
Minimum area of foundation required: Amin = Pc / qmax
Amin = 800 / (120 kN/ m2) = 6 67 m2
Minimum Length of base, L: (1.375 + 3.0 + 1.375) = 5.75 m
Minimum Width of base, W: 1.50 m
Assume Thickness of base, Do: 0.60 m
Ao = Area based on minimum dimensions = L × W = 5.75 × 1.5 =8.625 m2
Weight of footing = 8.625 × 0.6 × 25 = 129.375 kN
Weight of pedestal = 2 × 0.3 × 0.3 × 0.5 × 25 = 2.25 kN
Final provided foundation dimensions:
Area of base, A: 5.75 × 1.5 = 8.63 m2
Left Cantilever length, Llo: 1.375 m
If Au equals zero, the entire footing is in contact with the soil. Hence, no re-distribution is needed.
Overturning Stability Test
About X Direction
Overturning Moment = 0 kN.m
Max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 1.5 × 931.625 = 698.72 kN.m
About Z Direction
Overturning Moment = 0 kN.m
Max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 5.75 × 931.625 = 2678.422 kN.m
Base Number Left Cantilever Right Cantilever Length (M) Width (M) Height (M)
(M) (M)
Base Number Top Longitudinal Bottom Longitudinal Top Transverse Bottom Transverse
Reinforcement Reinforcement Reinforcement Reinforcement
Comparison
Value Of Reference Result STAAD Foundation Difference %
Advanced Result
(General)
108.1045 108.1045
108.1045 108.1045
108.1045 108.1045
(Bottom, mm2)
(Bottom, mm2)
(Top, mm2)
(Top, mm2)
Problem
Loads
Load case 1: Dead load
Load Combinations
Table 194: Load cases for base dimensions estimation - service combination
Condition No. Column No. Axial Force Shear X (KN) Shear Z (KN) Moment X Moment Z
(KN) (kN·m) (kN·m)
101 1
-153.85 7.69 -7.69 38.46 -38.46
101 2
-153.85 7.69 -7.69 38.46 -38.46
Condition No. Column No. Axial Force Shear X (KN) Shear Z (KN) Moment X Moment Z
(KN) (kN·m) (kN·m)
102 1
-200 10 -10 50 -50
102 2
-200 10 -10 50 -50
Basic Geometry
Distance between columns = 1 m
Pedestal beneath column 1: dimensions
Calculations
Determine the size required for the foundation
Volume of Footing = 3.6 × 3.6 × 0.6 =7.776 m3
Weight of Footing = 7.776 × 25=194.4 kN
Volume of concrete in pedestal = 0.6 × 0.8 × 0.5=0.24 m3
Weight of pedestal = 0.24 × 25= 6 kN
Volume of soil on the footing = 3.6 × 3.6 × 2.4 - 7.776-0.24 ×2-0.6 × 0.8 × 1.3 ×2 =21.6 m3
Wight of soil = 21.6 × 20= 432 kN
Gk = 432+6×2+194.4= 638.4 kN
Minimum area of foundation required: Amin = pk/ fa
Amin = (638.4+ 153.85 ×2) / 239.7 = 3.95 m2
Minimum Length of base, L: (1.3 + 1 + 1.3) = 3.6m
Minimum Width of base, W = 3.6m
Assume Thickness of base, Do = 0.60 m
Ao = Area based on minimum dimensions = L×W = 3.6 × 3.6 =12.96 m2
Weight of footing = 8.625 × 0.6 × 25 = 129.375 kN
Weight of pedestal = 2 × 0.3 × 0.3 × 0.5 × 25 = 2.25 kN
Final provided foundation dimensions:
Area of base, A: 3.6 × 3.6 = 12.96 m2
Left Cantilever length, Llo: 1.3 m
Right Cantilever length, Lro: 1.3 m
To calculate bearing reaction of footing,
Total load on the footing
pk = 638.4+153.85 ×2 = 946.09 kN
Mxk=38.46 + 38.46 - 7.69 × (0.6+0.5) - 7.69 × (0.6+0.5) = 60 kN·m
Mzk=- [ 38.46 + 38.46 +7.69 × (0.6+0.5) + 7.69 × (0.6+0.5)] = - 93.85 kN·m
Wx=Wz=3.6×3.62/6=7.78 m3
(For critical Load Case LC 101)
Soil pressure due to vertical load alone = pk / A = 946.09 / 12.96= 73.00 kN/m2
101
53.22 77.35 92.79 68.65 0.00
If Au equals zero, the entire footing is in contact with the soil. Hence, no re-distribution is needed.
Overturning Stability Test
About X Direction
Overturning Moment = 60 kN.m
Max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 3.6 × 946.09 = 1,702.9 kN.m
About Z Direction
Overturning Moment = -98.85 kN.m
Max resisting Moment = 0.5 × 3.6 × 946.09 = 1,702.9 kN.m
101 60
-93.85 1702.97 1702.97 28.383 -18.146
Note: The clear spacing of two columns is less than effective height, So the punching shear check is according to
equivalent column.
Punching shear
Fl = Pj·Al = 19.43 × 1.128256 = 21.92 kN
Punching shear capacity
Fu = 0.7·βhpftamh0 = 0.7 × 1.00 × 1430.00 × (0.80 + 1.824) / 2 ×0.512 = 672.42kN
Fl < 0.7·βhpftamh0
Hence, safe.
Column 2, X Direction at rightside
Control condition = # 102
Punching shear
Fl = Pj·Al = 46.553×1.128256 = 52.52kN
Punching shear capacity
Fu = 0.7·βhpftamh0 = 0.7 × 1.00 × 1430.00 × (0.80 + 1.824) / 2 ×0.512 = 672.42kN
Fl < 0.7·βhpftamh0
Hence, safe.
Z Direction at critical side
Control condition = # 102
Punching shear
Fl = Pj·Al = 40.90 × 2.958656= 121.0kN
Punching shear capacity
Fu = 0.7·βhpftamh0 = 0.7 × 1.00 × 1430.00 × (1.6+ 2.624) / 2 × 0.512 = 1082.43kN
Fl < 0.7·βhpftamh0
Hence, safe.
Four Edges
Punching shear
Fl = Pj·Al = 19.43×1.128256 +46.55×1.128256 +25.78×2.958656 +40.90×2.958656=
271.72kN
Punching shear capacity
am=2 × (0.8+1.824) /2+2 × (1.6+2.624)/2=6.848
Fu = 0.7·βhpftamh0 = 0.7 ×1.00 ×1430.00 × 6.848 × 0.512 = 3509.68 kN
Fl < 0.7·βhpftamh0
Hence, safe.
Reinforcement Design
Reinforcement parallel to the X-Direction
Base Number Left Cantilever Right Cantilever Length (M) Width (M) Height (M)
(M) (M)
Base Number Top Longitudinal Bottom Longitudinal Top Transverse Bottom Transverse
Reinforcement Reinforcement Reinforcement Reinforcement
Comparison
Value Of Reference Result STAAD Foundation Difference %
Advanced Result
(General)
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Figure 11: Sections considered for one-way shear in both directions ................................. 37
Figure 15: Section considered for bending about the Z axis ..................................................... 54
Figure 16: Section considered for bending about the X axis .....................................................55
Figure 17: Section considered for one-way shear along X direction .....................................57
Figure 18: Section considered for one-way shear along z direction ..................................... 58
Figure 20: Section considered for bending about the Z axis ..................................................... 63
Figure 21: Section considered for bending about the X axis .....................................................64
Figure 22: Section considered for one-way shear along X direction .....................................66
Figure 23: Section considered for one-way shear along z direction ..................................... 67
Figure 25: Section considered for bending about the Z axis ..................................................... 73
Figure 26: Section considered for bending about the X axis .....................................................74
Figure 27: Section considered for one-way shear along X direction .....................................75
Figure 28: Section considered for one-way shear along Z direction ..................................... 77
Figure 47: Compression zone of pressure due to ultimate loads ......................................... 165
Figure 48: Elevation and Plan, with dimension and loads ...................................................... 171
Figure 66: Shear Force and Bending Moment diagrams ................................................ 223
Figure 75: Shear Force (kN, top) and Bending Moment (kNm, bottom) diagrams ...... 254
Figure 78: Bending Moment and Shear Force Graphs of Combined Strip Footing .......263
Figure 92: Soil reaction diagram used in punching shear design ........................................ 331
Figure 98: Punching shear due to corner piles (case 1) ........................................................... 350
Figure 99: One-way shear due to corner piles (Case 2) ........................................................... 351
Figure 133: Deadman Anchor Guy Tension Block section ...................................................... 435
Figure 134: Dispersion of soil against vertical uplift diagram .............................................. 439
Figure 136: Deadman Anchor Guy Tension Block section ...................................................... 444
Figure 140: Deadman Anchor Guy Tension Block section ...................................................... 454
Figure 141: Dispersion of soil against vertical uplift diagram .............................................. 457
Figure 144: Deadman Anchor Guy Tension Block section ...................................................... 463
Figure 145: Dispersion of soil against vertical uplift diagram .............................................. 467
Table 54: Comparison of values for US general isolated footing with variable bearing pressure 1
................................................................................................................................................................................. 314
Table 56: Comparison of values for US general isolated footing with variable bearing pressure 2
................................................................................................................................................................................. 317
Table 67: Corner pressures for the factored load case (kN/m2) ......................................... 398
Table 76: Properties of soil (divided into approx. 6 in. thick strips) .................................. 436
Table 77: Deadman Anchor (US) verification example 1 comparison ............................... 444
Table 79: Properties of soil (divided into relevant small strips each max 1/2 ft thick)
................................................................................................................................................................................. 445
Table 81: Deadman Anchor (US) verification example 2 comparison ............................... 452
Table 83: Properties of soil (divided into relevant small strips each max 1/2 ft thick)
................................................................................................................................................................................. 455
Table 85: Deadman Anchor (US) verification example 3 comparison ............................... 462
Table 87: Properties of soil (divided into relevant small strips each max 1/2 ft thick)
................................................................................................................................................................................. 464
Table 88: Deadman Anchor (US) verification example 4 comparison ............................... 474
Table 89: Drilled Pier (API) verification example 1 comparison ......................................... 479
Table 90: Drilled Pier (API) verification example 2 comparison ......................................... 484
Table 91: Drilled Pier (FHWA) verification example 3 comparison ................................... 489
Table 92: Drilled Pier (FHWA) verification example 4 comparison ................................... 494
Table 96: Applied Load Combination - Allowable Stress Level (PIP STC01015 Section 4.2.2.3 Table 3)
................................................................................................................................................................................. 509
Table 99: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Allowable Stress Level .................................. 510
Table 100: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Strength Level ................................................ 511
Table 108: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Allowable Stress Level ................................523
Table 109: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Strength Level ................................................ 523
Table 115: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Allowable Stress Level ................................540
Table 116: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Strength Level ................................................ 540
Table 126: Calculation of the force and moment – based on Table 6-3 page 79 of ASCE 7-05
................................................................................................................................................................................. 556
Table 131: Service level load combinations per PIP .................................................................. 563
Table 132: Strength level load combinations per PIP ............................................................... 564
Table 133: Service level loads applied at the top of the shell / fixed pier ........................565
Table 134: Service level loads applied at the top of the channel / sliding pier ..............565
Table 135: Strength level loads applied at the top of the shell / fixed pier ..................... 566
Table 136: Strength level loads applied at the top of the channel / sliding pier ...........567
Table 137: Service level load combinations per PIP .................................................................. 570
Table 138: Strength level load combinations per PIP ............................................................... 571
Table 139: Service level loads applied at the top of the shell / fixed pier ........................571
Table 140: Service level loads applied at the top of the channel / sliding pier ..............572
Table 141: Strength level loads applied at the top of the shell / fixed pier ..................... 573
Table 142: Strength level loads applied at the top of the channel / sliding pier ...........574
Table 144: Service level loads applied at the top of the Shell / fixed pier .......................576
Table 145: Service level loads applied at the top of the Channel / sliding pier ............. 577
Table 146: Service level loads applied at the top of the Shell / fixed pier ........................577
Table 147: Service level loads applied at the top of the Channel / sliding pier ............. 577
Table 152: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Allowable Stress Level, Channel End ... 582
Table 153: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Allowable Stress Level, Shell End .......... 582
Table 154: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Strength Level, Channel End ....................582
Table 155: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Strength Level, Shell End ...........................582
Table 161: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Allowable Stress Level, Channel End ... 594
Table 162: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Allowable Stress Level, Shell End .......... 594
Table 163: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Strength Level, Channel End ....................594
Table 164: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Strength Level, Shell End ...........................594
Table 168: Allowable Stress Design Factors - Service Level .................................................. 606
Table 170: Applied Loads at Top of Ringwall - Service Level ................................................ 607
Table 171: Applied Loads at Top of Ringwall - Strength Level ............................................. 608
Table 172: Applied Load at Top of Pedestal - Strength Level ................................................ 612
Table 190: Load cases for base dimensions estimation - service combination ............. 666
Table 191: Load cases for foundation design - Ultimate combination ...............................666
Table 194: Load cases for base dimensions estimation - service combination ............. 676
Table 195: Load cases for foundation design - Ultimate combination ...............................677
H P R
help 686 plant ribbed combined 258, 260, 261,
horizontal vessel loads 263–266
561–563, 568–570,
I 575–577
Indian
horizontal vessel pile cap
T
combined foundation tank foundation 601, 604, 606,
foundation 577, 578,
213–221, 224, 226, 609, 610, 612, 613
582, 584, 586, 587,
228–230, 232–235 technical support 686
589, 590, 594, 595,
isolated foundation 181,
597, 598, 600
183–185, 187–207,
209, 211, 212
U
United States Code 268