The document describes a shallow foundation screen input in a geotechnical analysis program. It lists the items that need to be inputted, including the depth of the footing, its shape and dimensions, thickness, distance to a hard layer below, weight, area, and base friction factor. The shape can be rectangular or strip-shaped, with the lateral force acting perpendicular to the longer side for rectangles.
The document describes a shallow foundation screen input in a geotechnical analysis program. It lists the items that need to be inputted, including the depth of the footing, its shape and dimensions, thickness, distance to a hard layer below, weight, area, and base friction factor. The shape can be rectangular or strip-shaped, with the lateral force acting perpendicular to the longer side for rectangles.
The document describes a shallow foundation screen input in a geotechnical analysis program. It lists the items that need to be inputted, including the depth of the footing, its shape and dimensions, thickness, distance to a hard layer below, weight, area, and base friction factor. The shape can be rectangular or strip-shaped, with the lateral force acting perpendicular to the longer side for rectangles.
Depth of This value is inputted in the pile profile Page B. Footing (L) Shape Select the shape of footing base. D is the width. B is the length. The lateral force acts perpendicular to B. B can be larger or smaller than D. For strip footing, input B=1ft or 1 meter. Thick (Th) The thickness of the footing used to calculate its’ weight Distance to If a hard layer exists below the base of the footing within Hard Layer four times D, settlement will be significantly reduce. (Ha) Users can leave this box blank or input 999 if Ha is at great depth or there is no hard layer. When this field is left blank, the program will automatically search for a hard layer. The program will consider a soil layer to be hard if the Nspt > 50. Weight Weight per unit depth (per foot or meter). Same as the weight in pile properties screen Area The total area of the base Base Friction Factor required to calculate the friction against sliding at Factor the base of the footing. Cast-in-place footing (rough): factor of 0.6 to 1 (typical value is 0.7) Pre-cast with small surface: factor of 0.3 to 0.6 (typical