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FDS Strip Foundation - Frilo

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Nemetschek <strong>Frilo</strong> GmbH - Applications for structural calculation and design<br />

<strong>FDS</strong><br />

<strong>Strip</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

The <strong>FDS</strong> application allows you<br />

to calculate the required dimensions<br />

of strip foundations<br />

under centric and uniaxial eccentric<br />

loading. The required<br />

bending and shear reinforcement<br />

is calculated for the selected<br />

dimensions.<br />

Standards<br />

DIN EN 1992<br />

ÖNORM EN 1992<br />

BS EN 1992<br />

DIN 1045/1045-1<br />

ÖNorm B4700<br />

Soil standard:<br />

DIN EN 1997-1 in<br />

conjunction with<br />

DIN 1054:2010.<br />

ÖNORM EN 1997-1 in<br />

conjunction with<br />

DIN 1054:2005.<br />

Depending on the selected<br />

concrete standard the<br />

appropriate soil standard is<br />

selected automatically<br />

(DIN 1054:1976/2005/2010).<br />

Loads<br />

Wind loads G and Q<br />

Moments MG and Mq<br />

Loading on the foundation<br />

area left and/or right to the<br />

wall<br />

The self-weight of the foundation<br />

is considered automatically.<br />

System and calculation<br />

The width of the foundation is<br />

calculated in dependence of the<br />

given permissible soil pressure.<br />

You can define how the iteration<br />

should be performed:<br />

Centrically<br />

Increasing to the left or right<br />

Centrically, increasing only to<br />

one side up a particular limit<br />

dimension<br />

You can specify the minimum<br />

thickness for the foundation.<br />

For the design, the application<br />

optionally offers a thickness<br />

that requires either no shear<br />

reinforcement or no bending<br />

reinforcement either.<br />

The soil pressure as per<br />

DIN 1054 and the maximum<br />

edge pressure at the left and<br />

right are displayed as a result.<br />

The bending moment and the<br />

required bending reinforcement<br />

are indicated per linear meter of<br />

the foundation, if applicable.<br />

For rising masonry walls, the<br />

design is performed for the<br />

smoothed moment underneath<br />

the wall axis and for rising concrete<br />

walls, for the face moment.<br />

In addition, a shear stress<br />

analysis is performed if required.<br />

Product details www.frilo.com As of: 15/11/2012


Optionally, you can design the<br />

connecting reinforcement for<br />

rising concrete walls.<br />

Under permanent load, no gaping<br />

joint must occur and under<br />

the total load, gaping of the<br />

foundation joint is only allowed<br />

up to the centre of gravity.<br />

The permissible soil pressure<br />

refers to a partial surface A'<br />

with the load application point<br />

in its center.<br />

The bending design is performed<br />

in accordance with the<br />

kh-method. The design moment<br />

for the bending design is calculated<br />

in the wall axis with masonry<br />

walls and at the face with<br />

concrete walls.<br />

The shear reinforcement is<br />

located at a distance equal to<br />

h/2 from the left and right wall<br />

edge. Outputs are:<br />

the shear force at the design<br />

section, Tau0,<br />

Tau (including the shear<br />

zone-specific reduction) and<br />

the shear reinforcement resulting<br />

from Tau.<br />

According to DIN 1045, no<br />

shear reinforcement is required<br />

if the following applies:<br />

max Tau0 < k1 . Tau0ll

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