Determine footing moment analysis, Mechanical Engineering

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Determine footing moment analysis for given demonstration.

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Assuming effective depth as d, Bending moment M at the face of column

M = ((273.60 x 2.80 x (1.40 - 0.205)2)/2kN-m

= 547 kN-m = 547 x 106N.mm

d = (M/kb)1/2

Here K is obtained from exact formed table, L = 2800 rnm

d = (547 x 106)/(2.76 x 2800)

= 266 mm

You can see that in this particular example, one way shear controls the thickness of the footings. Effective depth of 530 mm is selected.


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