) For the rectangular footing shown in Fig. (4), if B = 4 m find:a) Length of footing (L)b) Depth of footing based on W.B.S. only. Use the following data:; P.m = 400 kN.mf = 21 MPa= 1200 kN800 kN m= 120 kPaPp800 kNmp%3D%3!la%3DAns.: L= 6.48 = 6.5 m, d = 0.58 mm0.5 x 0.5 mFig. 4

To determine the length of the footing: Pu =1.4 PD +1.7 PL = 1.4 X 1200 + 1.7 X 800 + 10% of…

For the rectangular footing shown in Fig. (4), if B = 4 m find: a) Length of footing (L) b) Depth of footing based on W.B.S. only. Use the following data: Pp = 1200 kN 800 kN m : ; P. = lu 400 kN.m f = 21 MPa 800 kN %3D mp 120 kPa %3D Ans.: L= 6.48 = 6.5 m, d 0.58 m 0.5 x 0.5 m

For the rectangular footing shown in Fig. (4), if B = 4 m find: a) Length of footing (L) b) Depth of footing based on W.B.S. only. Use the following data: Pp = 1200 kN 800 kN m : ; P. = lu 400 kN.m f = 21 MPa 800 kN %3D mp 120 kPa %3D Ans.: L= 6.48 = 6.5 m, d 0.58 m 0.5 x 0.5 m

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) For the rectangular footing shown in Fig. (4), if B = 4 m find:
a) Length of footing (L)
b) Depth of footing based on W.B.S. only. Use the following data:
; P.
m = 400 kN.m
f = 21 MPa
= 1200 kN
800 kN m
= 120 kPa
Pp
800 kN
mp
%3D
%3!
la
%3D
Ans.: L= 6.48 = 6.5 m, d = 0.58 m
m
0.5 x 0.5 m
Fig. 4

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