William_291
Structural
- Jul 5, 2022
- 2
I have this steel column that will sit right on the edge of the existing strip footing, which is supporting an existing concrete wall (8m high with lightweight roof). To avoid overturning, I am thinking of having a new pad footing and tie it to the existing strip footing using dowel bars.
If this sounds rational to you, how do I design the dowel bars? (my thoughts are design the new pad footing plus the strip footing (with same length) as a whole footing and work out the bending moment & shear at joints and design dowel accordingly (what about the min. embedment for dowel bars?)
If no, what would you recommend?
Thanks for reading and any suggestion will be appreciated.
If this sounds rational to you, how do I design the dowel bars? (my thoughts are design the new pad footing plus the strip footing (with same length) as a whole footing and work out the bending moment & shear at joints and design dowel accordingly (what about the min. embedment for dowel bars?)
If no, what would you recommend?
Thanks for reading and any suggestion will be appreciated.
