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1) Determine the own weight of building
2) Design of mat foundation
3) Design of pile foundation
A foundation is the lower part of a structure which transmits loads to the underlying soil without causing a shear failure of soil or excessive settlement.
INTRODUCTION
if cracks appear in the structure it is assumed that the foundation did move and that this is the sole cause of cracking.
INTRODUCTION
CHOICE OF THE TYPE OF FOUNDATION
The choice of the appropriate type of foundation is governed by some important factors such as
1. The nature of the structure
2. The loads exerted by the structure
3. The subsoil characteristics
4. The allotted cost of foundations
THE THICKNESS OF MAT FOUNDATION WAS CALCULATED USING CHECK FOR PUNCHING IN THE NEXT CALCULATION. THE CRITICAL COLUMNS WERE FOUND TO BE: C14, C 13, C12.
Critical columns
THICKNESS OF MAT FOUNDATION
Assume h = 0.95 m , d = 0.88 mFor column 12:-Φ Vcp = 075 (0.33)
(400+880+1000+880)*2*(880/1000)= 7283.7 > 6704.9 Ok
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THICKNESS OF MAT FOUNDATION
For column 14:- h = 0.95 m , d = 0.88m ΦVcp = 0.75 (0.33) *(1480+1480) *2*880/1000
= 6822.74 KN > 5531.7 Ok
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THICKNESS OF MAT FOUNDATION
For column 13:- h=0.95 m , d = 0.88 m ΦVcp = 0.75 (0.33) * (2280+1280) *2*
= 8205.7 > 8015.9 OkSo we will select depth of the footing equals to 0.95 m.
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REINFORCEMENT
Top steel:ρ1 = (1 - ) = 0.00387As1 = 3405.6 mm2 → 1Φ25/150 mmρ2 = 0.003 → As2 = 2640 mm2 = 1Φ25/150 mm
Bottom steel:ρ1 = ρ min = 0.0018As1 = 1710 mm2
ρ2 = ρ min = 0.0018As2 =1584 mm2 → 1Φ20/200 mm
Also the soil has been assumed to act as a Normally Consolidated Clay (NCC) and some of its characteristics were taken from the soil report to compute the settlement :
γ = 18 KN/m3
w% = 6.8%Gs = 2.65
γw = 9.81 KN/m3
e = 0.54 where γ =
LL = 21 (avg. of LL for all the layers in the specific depth)Cc = 0.009(LL – 10) = 0.099
Qall =
Qult = 71556.9 KN
(sum of the ultimate axial load on the columns)
Qall = 51112.07 KN
∆σ = (∆σt + 4∆σc + ∆σb)
(by using 2:1 method)
σ = (γ *8.3) + (γ*3.35) = (18*8.3) + (18*3.5) = 212.4 KN/m2
∆σt = = = 73.02 KN/m2
(where z = 0)
∆σc = = 56.5 KN/m2 (where z = 3.5)
∆σb = = 45.1KN/m2 (where z = 7)
∆σ = 57.34 KN/m2
BEARING CAPACITY OF PILE
Qu = Qs + Qp
Where;
Qs = ultimate capacity of single pile due to point bearing
Qp = ultimate capacity of single pile due to skin friction
BEARING CAPACITY OF PILEFROM ALL-PILE:-
Diameter / length 60 cm 80 cm
10 m 506.30 kN 715.17 kN
12 m 635.42 kN 892.86 kN
15 m 818.81 kN 1158.34 KN
CAP DESIGN
Principles:
Distance between piles = 3D Where D is the diameter of pile
Minimum distance between edge of cap & edge of pile is more that 15 cm
DESIGN FOR FLEXURE
M+ve = 1852.5 KN.mM-ve = 285.52 KN.m
ρ+ = 0.0029 < 0.0033 Asmin = 0.0033*1000*1300 = 4290 mm2(Use 1Ø25/110mm)
ρ- = 0.003 As =1000*1300*0.0033 = 4290 mm2(Use 1Ø25/110mm)
DESIGN FOR SHEAR
Vc = (1/6) b*d
= (1/6) (1000) (1300)/1000 = 1146.5 KN
Vn = = = 2535.3 KN
Where; 1901.5 KN is the ultimate shear on the pile taken from SAP
Vs = Vn – Vc = 2535.3-1146.5= 1388.8 KN
= = = 2.5
Assume using Ø = 16 for stirrupsAv = 2 * 201 = 402 mm2
Av/S = 2.5 S = 160 mm (Use 1Ø16/250mm)