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Anonymous
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strip foundation

Hi,

related to modelling of concrete strip foundation please advice me in appropiate way of modeling. Before I go to bigger projects I want to be sure in results on a simple models.

I read 5 webinar and continuos footing is described in sense of design in separated module.

Somethimes I want to to analyse foundations on 3D model to see uplift and force redistribution.

 

In tutorial writes:

Elastic coefficient may be applied while defining the following.

  • Elastic support - this is line support and there is an option of linear rigid support with possibility of uplift, but with no possibility to add elastic stiffnes. And there is elastic support with possibility to define stiffnes but I am not sure is it with uplift or not. Uplift is important if we have horizontal forces. 

 

  • Bar elastic ground - I really don't know how to add this option - on the bar as beams, on line supports. Only works on the bams, but again if we have horizontal forces there is a problem with calculation.

 

  • Panel elastic ground - I tried to model strips as panel with aduqate depth and it works. It is easy to define uplift and simulate ground stiffnes.

I am sending you simple model. Walls are masonry, panel with reduced E. That effect shouldn't be a problem.

Please check soil reactions in maps.

 

From that 3 approach which you preffer. 

 

Best Regards

rm

 

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Artur.Kosakowski
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  • Elastic support - this is line support and there is an option of linear rigid support with possibility of uplift, but with no possibility to add elastic stiffnes. 

You can do this in the following way:

 

elastic linear support with uplift.PNG

 

 

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Artur Kosakowski
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Anonymous
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Hi Artur,

thank you for answer.

 

If I understand you well we combine in this support definition window option rigid Uz+ and elastic value Kz (K times width of strip).

Does this mean that we can combine also other values in window in a similar way. For example rigid + gap or rigid + nonlinar value.

 

And just please short explanation where is practical application of bars on elastic ground. 

 

Regards

rm

 

 

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Artur.Kosakowski
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If I understand you well we combine in this support definition window option rigid Uz+ and elastic value Kz (K times width of strip).

Does this mean that we can combine also other values in window in a similar way. For example rigid + gap or rigid + nonlinar value.

 

Correct.

 

And just please short explanation where is practical application of bars on elastic ground. 

 

From RSA 4th webinar:

 

cf11.PNG

 

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Artur Kosakowski
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Anonymous
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Thank you.

Regards

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