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13.5 Plain <strong>Concrete</strong> Footings 469<br />

14''<br />

No. 11 bars<br />

30''<br />

No. 8<br />

dowel bars<br />

2'–0''<br />

10'<br />

Figure 13.21<br />

Example 13.4 Dowels details.<br />

Lap length of no. 8 bars governs. No. 8 dowel bars should extend not less than 30 in. into<br />

the column.<br />

b. For development into the footing, no. 8 dowels must extend full development length:<br />

[ ] [<br />

]<br />

0.02fy<br />

l dc =<br />

λ √ 0.02 (60,000)<br />

d b =<br />

f c<br />

′ 1.0 √ (1.0) =19 in.<br />

4000<br />

l dc,min =(0.0003f y )d b = 0.0003 × 60,000 × 1.0 = 18 in.<br />

The length may be reduced to account for excess reinforcement according to ACI Code, Section<br />

12.3.3:<br />

A s (required)<br />

A s (provided) = 2.74<br />

3.16 = 0.86<br />

l dc = 0.86 × 19 = 16.47 in.<br />

Then<br />

Available length for dowel development = 24 − 3 − 2(0.875)−1.0<br />

= 18.25 in. >16.47 required (safe)(Fig.13.21)<br />

Example 13.5<br />

Determine the footing areas required for equal settlement (balanced footing design) if the usual live<br />

load is 20% for all footings. The footings are subjected to dead loads and live loads as indicated in the<br />

following table. The allowable net soil pressure is 6 ksf.<br />

Footing Number<br />

1 2 3 4 5<br />

Dead load 120 K 180 K 140 K 190 K 210 K<br />

Live load 150 K 220 K 200 K 170 K 240 K

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