Determine the reinforcing for the pier and then calculate the maximum factored gross uplift force due to wind for a pier with the following information. Pier diameter = 32" Uplift skin friction into bearing stratum = 1,127 psf, after initial 2'-0" penetration into bearing stratum Top of pier to top of bearing stratum distance = 28'-0" Shaft penetration from top of bearing stratum = 15'-0"

Determine the reinforcing for the pier and then calculate the maximum factored gross uplift force due to wind for a pier with the following information. Pier diameter = 32" Uplift skin friction into bearing stratum = 1,127 psf, after initial 2'-0" penetration into bearing stratum Top of pier to top of bearing stratum distance = 28'-0" Shaft penetration from top of bearing stratum = 15'-0"

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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