For a clayey sand c’ = 10kPa, ?’ = 32 and ? = 18kN/m 3 , a 2m x 2m footing is placed at depth of 0.5 m. The unit weight of concrete is 23 kN/m3 . What is the maximum axial column load allowed on the footing with factor of safety of 3? (b) If the column load is 200mm eccentric to one of the neutral axis, calculate the maximum compressive stress applied to the soil. What will be the factor of safety of the compressive stress against the bearing capacity calculated?
Step 1:
Given data:
C=10 Kpa
=32
=18KN/m3
Square footing=2mx2m
Df=0.5m
F.O.S=3
Step 2:
Calculate the utlimate bearing capacity of the soil
Nq=e3.14TanTan2(45+/2)
Nq=e3.14Tan32Tan2(45+32/2)
Nq=23.04
Np=0.1054exp(9.6x32x3.14/180)
Np=22.134
Sq=1+B/LTan32
Sq=1+2/2Tan32
Sq=1.66
Sp=1-0.4B/L
Sp=1-0.4=0.6
dp=1
dq=1+2Tan(1-sin)2Arctan(Df/B)
dq=1+2Tan32(1-sin32)2arctan(0.5/2x3.14/180)
dq=1.068
Qu=Df(Nq-1)sqdq+0.5BNpspdp
Qu=18x0.5x(23.04-1)x1.66x1.068+0.5x18x22.134x0.6x1.0
Qu=471.18Kpa
Step 3:
Calculate the safe bearing capacity and the load acting:
Safe bearing capacity=Qu/F+Df
=471.18/3+18(0.5)
=166.06kpa
Load=166.06x2x2=664.24KN
The allowable load=664.24KN
(b) e=200mm
e=0.2m
Load=664.24KN
Maximum stress=P/BL(1+6e/B)
=664.24/4(1+6(0.2)/2)
=265.696Kpa
Reduced footing size=2-2(0.2)=1.6m
Calculate the shape and depth factors
Sq=1+B/LTan32
Sq=1+1.6/2Tan32
Sq=1.528
Sp=1-0.4B/L
Sp=1-0.4(1.5/2)=0.7
dp=1
dq=1+2Tan(1-sin)2Arctan(Df/B)
dq=1+2Tan32(1-sin32)2arctan(0.5/1.5x3.14/180)
dq=1.078
Qu=Df(Nq-1)sqdq+0.5BNpspdp
Qu=18x0.5x(23.04-1)x1.528x1.078+0.5x18x22.134x0.7x1.0
Qu=466.177Kpa
F.O.S=Qu/(a-Df)
F.O.S=466.177/(265.696-0.5x18)
F.O.S=1.75
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