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466 Chapter 13 Footings<br />

The value of A s to be used must be greater than or equal to 9.26 in. 2 Use 22 no. 6 bars<br />

(A s = 9.68 in. 2 ):<br />

γ s = 2<br />

β + 1 = 2<br />

(12∕8.5)+1 = 0.83<br />

The number of bars in an 8.5-ft band is 22(0.83) = 19 bars. The number of bars left on each side is<br />

1<br />

(22 − 19) ≈2 bars. Therefore, place 19 no. 6 bars within the 8.5-ft band; then place 2 no. 6 bars<br />

2<br />

(A s = 0.88 in. 2 ) within (12 − 8.5)/2 = 1.63 ft on each side of the band. The total number of bars is<br />

23 no. 6 bars (A s = 10.12 in. 2 ). Details of reinforcement are shown in Fig. 13.19.<br />

23 no. 6 10 no. 9<br />

Figure 13.19<br />

Example 13.3: Rectangular footing.<br />

8. Check the bearing stress at the base of the column, as explained in the previous example. Use four<br />

no. 8 dowel bars.<br />

a. Bearing strength N 1 at the base of the column (A 1 = 18 × 18 in.) is<br />

N 1 = φ(0.85f c ′ A 1)=0.65(0.85 × 4)(18 × 18) =716 K > P u = 614 K OK<br />

b. Bearing strength N 2 of footing is<br />

√<br />

A<br />

N 2 = N 2<br />

1 ≤ 2N<br />

A 1<br />

1<br />

A 1 = 18 × 18 = 324 in. 2<br />

A 2 =(48 + 18 + 48)(42 + 18 + 42) =11,628 in. 2 (Fig. 13.20)<br />

√ √<br />

A 2 11,628<br />

=<br />

A 1 18 × 18 = 5.99 > 2

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