The document discusses two-way eccentricity in foundations subjected to both a vertical ultimate load (Qult) and moment (M). It explains how to calculate the eccentricity components (ex and ey) and equivalent eccentric load (Qu). There are two cases for determining the effective area, width, and length based on the ratios of eccentricity to foundation dimensions. Design equations are provided to calculate bearing capacity factors and ultimate load based on the effective dimensions for each case. An example problem is given to calculate the ultimate load for a foundation with given eccentricities.
The document discusses two-way eccentricity in foundations subjected to both a vertical ultimate load (Qult) and moment (M). It explains how to calculate the eccentricity components (ex and ey) and equivalent eccentric load (Qu). There are two cases for determining the effective area, width, and length based on the ratios of eccentricity to foundation dimensions. Design equations are provided to calculate bearing capacity factors and ultimate load based on the effective dimensions for each case. An example problem is given to calculate the ultimate load for a foundation with given eccentricities.
The document discusses two-way eccentricity in foundations subjected to both a vertical ultimate load (Qult) and moment (M). It explains how to calculate the eccentricity components (ex and ey) and equivalent eccentric load (Qu). There are two cases for determining the effective area, width, and length based on the ratios of eccentricity to foundation dimensions. Design equations are provided to calculate bearing capacity factors and ultimate load based on the effective dimensions for each case. An example problem is given to calculate the ultimate load for a foundation with given eccentricities.
subjected to a vertical ultimate load Qult and a moment M, as shown below
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For this case, the components of the moment M about the x- and y-axes can be determined as Mx and My, respectively. This condition is equivalent to a load Qu placed eccentrically on the foundation with x = eB and y = eL
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.....(1)
…..(2)
If Qu is needed, it can be obtained from
…..(3)
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where,
And
To evaluate Fcs, Fqs, and F𝛾s, use the relationships given
in Table 1 with effective length and effective width dimensions instead of L and B, respectively. To determine Fcd, Fqd, and F𝛾d, use the relationships given in Table 1 However, do not replace B with B' . In determining the effective area A’, effective width B’, and effective length L’, two possible cases may arise
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Case 1
The effective area for
this case, shown in the figure is
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The magnitudes of L1 and L2 can be determined from the Figure below
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Case 1
The effective width is
The effective length is
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Case 2
The effective area for
this case, shown in the figure is
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Case 2
The effective width is
The effective length is
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The ratio B2/B, and thus B2, can be determined by using the eL/L curves that slope upward. Similarly, the ratio L2/L, and thus L2, can be determined by using the eL/L curves that slope downward.
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Question Consider the foundation shown below with the following changes: eL = 0.18m and eB = 0.12m. Assume two-way eccentricity, and determine the ultimate load, Qu