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footing with biaxial moment
footing with biaxial moment
I've been looking for a reference as to how to determine the max soil pressure for a footing that has moments in both directions, but only has partial bearing. The moment in one direction would the load in the kern (if it were the only moment), and the moment in the other direction would put the load outside the kern. I can't find a reference on this in my foundations book, and I could go through the math of it (but that would take a REALLY long time, and I honestly don't want to spend an entire day to figure it out), but I figured someone else has to have done this before.
My first inclination was to take the max pressure of the moment causing partial bearing and adding that to the max pressure caused by the full bearing (M/S), then I realized that I couldn't us the full S of the footing (for the smaller moment) because the whole footing isn't in bearing anymore. I tried estimating the amount of the footing that would be in bearing and using that S. That would get me close, but I'm really trying to be exact because I'm evaluating a program. The line of zero bearing stress is not perpendicular to either edge of the footing because of the moments in both directions, but again, I don't know how to address this without a day-long geometry session.
My first inclination was to take the max pressure of the moment causing partial bearing and adding that to the max pressure caused by the full bearing (M/S), then I realized that I couldn't us the full S of the footing (for the smaller moment) because the whole footing isn't in bearing anymore. I tried estimating the amount of the footing that would be in bearing and using that S. That would get me close, but I'm really trying to be exact because I'm evaluating a program. The line of zero bearing stress is not perpendicular to either edge of the footing because of the moments in both directions, but again, I don't know how to address this without a day-long geometry session.