5. Combined Footing
A combined Footing is a long footing supporting two or more
columns in (typically two) one row.
A combined Footing is a rectangular or Trapezoidal shaped
footing.
6. Using of Combined Footing
Construction Practice may dictate using only one footing
for two or more columns due to:
a) Closeness of Columns
b) Due to property line constraint, which may limit the size of footing at
boundary.
7.
8. The Design of Combined Footing requires that the centroid of the
area be as close as possible to the resultant of the 2 column loads
for uniform pressure and settlement.
Which Means :
20. DimensioningforP.C
Find Area
“L” & “B”
DesignofR.CFooting
(longitudinal)
Find “Max
Moment”
Find “d”
Check Shear
Check
Punching
DesignofR.CFooting
(Short)
Find Moment @
Hidden beam 1
Find Moment @
hidden beam 2
Ensure That
C1 > 2.3
RFT
RFT in Long
Direction
RFT in Short
Direction
27. EXAMPLE
C1 (30*70) C2 (30*90)
4 m
Design a combined footing to support a working load of p1=160 ton & p2=220 ton.
Bearing capacity: 12.5 ton/m2
Thickness of plain concrete 15 cm
32. At point of zero shear :
P1u = wu . X
240 = 89.9 . X
X = 2.67m
Mmax = 89.9 x 7.1289 / 2 - 240 x 1.82 = 116.3
D =5 × √116.35×10^7 / 25 × 4200 = 526.3㎜
D = 530㎜
46. Design a strap footing to support an exterior column (30*50cm) and an
interior column (30*90cm). The un factored Loads C1 =685 KN, C2 =1270
kN . Assume the allowable Bearing capacity is 150 kN/m2, fcu=25 N/mm2
and Fy = 360 N/mm2 , P.C. thickness = 40 cm
EXAMPLE