Deliberately placing column from centre in footing, Mechanical Engineering

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Describe method of deliberately placing column from centre in footing.

The method of deliberately placing a column away from the centre of the footing so that resulting soil pressure is uniform is demonstrated in given figure. However this method may not be economical. Also the solution is valid only for moments which always act in the direction shown for that footing configuration and it is not valid for wind moments wherein reversals are possible.

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Method of deliberately placing column from centre in footing


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