SITUATION. A 3 mx 3 m square spread footing is to support a 350 mm x 350 mm column carrying a dead load of 750 kN and live load of 500 kN. For concrete f'c is 21 MPa and for steel, fy is 415 MPa. If the effective depth of the footing is 500 mm, find the number of 25 mm reinforcements. 13 12 O 10 11

SITUATION. A 3 mx 3 m square spread footing is to support a 350 mm x 350 mm column carrying a dead load of 750 kN and live load of 500 kN. For concrete f'c is 21 MPa and for steel, fy is 415 MPa. If the effective depth of the footing is 500 mm, find the number of 25 mm reinforcements. 13 12 O 10 11

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Chapter6: Shallow Foundations: Ultimate Bearing Capacity

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If the effective depth of the footing is 500 mm, find the number of 25 mm reinforcements.
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