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This document discusses different types of foundations used to support structures. It begins by stating the objectives are to understand foundation construction, types of foundations, and which are suitable for different soil types. It then defines foundations as the lowest part of a structure below ground that transmits the weight to the subsoil. The main types discussed are shallow foundations, which include wall, column, combined, and mat foundations, and deep foundations, such as pile, under-reamed pile, and well foundations. Specific foundation types like isolated column, combined, mat, pile, under-reamed pile and well foundations are then described in more detail.
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- 1. FOUNDATIONS PREPARED BY S V GIRI BABU GOVT. POLYTECHNIC VIJAYAWADA
- 2. OBJECTIVES ► To know the construction of foundation ► To know the different types foundations ► To know which type of foundation is suitable for different types soils.
- 3. FOUNDATION Every structure consists of two parts: ► ► Sub-structure or foundation and Super structure Foundation : It is the lowest part of a structure which is constructed below the ground level. The function of foundation is to transmit the weight of super structure to the sub soil.
- 4. TYPES OF FOUNDATIONS 1. 2. SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS (D<= B) DEEP FOUNDATIONS (D>= B) L G D B FOUNDATION
- 5. TYPES OF FONDATIONS 1. SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS WALL FOUNDATION ISOLATED COLUMN FOUNDATION COMBINED FOUNDATION MAT OR RAFT FOUNDATION 2. DEEP FONDATIONS PILE FOUNDATIONS UNDER-REAMED PILE WELL FOUNDATIONS
- 8. Wall foundation RAMMER FOUNDATION TRENCH SAND OR PEIECES OF BRICKS etc..,
- 9. WALL FOUNDATION W ALL PC C W ALL II FOOTING I FOOTING SIMP LE FOUNDATION PC C STEP ED P FOUNDATION
- 10. ISOLATED FOOTING ► ► It is provided under columns to transfer the load safely to bed soil These footings may be slab, stepped or sloped ones.
- 15. COMBINED FOOTING ► ► A combined footing is the one which supports two columns and it may be rectangular or trapezoidal in plan. The aim is to get uniform pressure distribution under the footing. For this the center of gravity of the footing area should coincide with the center of gravity of the combined loads of the two columns. Combined footings are used in the following situations: ► ► ► When the columns are very near to each other so that their footings overlap. When the bearing capacity of the soil is less, requiring more area under individual footing. When the end column is near a property line so that its footing canot spread in that direction.
- 16. c R C C SLAB c COMBINED FOOTING
- 17. MAT FOUNDATION ► It is most suitable foundation when the soil at the site proposed for the construction of a structure is erratic, soft clay, made up ground or marshy land with low bearing capacity. ► Mat foundation is constructed of RCC slab covering the whole area of the bottom of the structure. The slab is provided with steel reinforcing bars in both directions. When column loads are heavy, the main beams and secondary beams are provided monolithically with raft slab.
- 20. C C MAIN BEAM R C C SLAB PCC BED SECTION ALONG AA COLUMN MAIN BEAM A SECONDARY BEAM MAT FOUNDATION A
- 21. PILE FOUNDATIONS ► ► ► ► ► ► ► Pile foundation is more commonly used in building construction. Pile foundations are used in the following situations: The load of the super structure is heavy and its distribution is uneven The top soil has poor bearing capacity The subsoil water level is high There is large fluctuations in subsoil water level Canal or deep drainage lines exist near the foundation The structure is situated on the sea shore or river bed
- 22. CLASSIFICATION OF PILES BASED ON FUNCTION PILES END BEARING PILES FRICTION PILES COMPACTION PILES TENSION PILES ANCHOR PILES CLASSIFICATION OF PILES BASED ON MATERIALS AND COMPOSITION PILES CONCRETE PILES TIMBER PILES STEEL PILES COMPOSITE PILES PRE-CAST PILES H - PILE CONCRETE AND TIMBER CAST-IN SITU PILES PIPE PILE CONCRETE AND STEEL SHEET PILE
- 23. END BEARING PILE : These piles are used to transfer load through water or soft soil to a suitable bearing stratum. SOFT SOFT SOIL SOIL END BEARING PILE
- 24. FRICTION PILE:These piles are used to transfer loads to a PILE: depth of a friction load carrying material by means of skin friction along the length of pile. FRICTION PILE
- 25. COMPACTION PILE: These piles are used to compact loose soils, thus increasing their bearing capacity. The compaction piles themselves do not carry any load. Hence they may be of weaker material (sand). The pile tube, driven to compact the soil, is gradually taken out and sand is filled in its place thus forming a ‘sand pile’. COMPACTION PILE
- 28. UNDER REAMED PILE ► ► In black cotton soils and other expansive type of soils, buildings often crack due to relative ground movements. This is caused by alternate swelling and shrinking of the soil due to changes in its moisture content. The under-reamed pile is used to safe guard this movement effectively. Generally this foundation is used for machine foundation, factory building, transmission line towers and other tall structures also.
- 32. WELL FOUNDATION Well foundation is a box of timber, metal, reinforced concrete or masonry which open both at the top and bottom, and is used for building for building and bridge foundations. Types of well shapes: ► Circular ► Rectangular ► Double – D ► Twin circular etc.., ►
- 33. PIER WELL CAP TOP PLUG STEINING SAND FIILING CURB CUTTING EDGE WELL FOUNDATION BOTTOM PLUG
- 36. FRAMED STRUCTURE
Editor's Notes
- #5: It defined as the depth of foundation is less than or equal to Breadth of foundation. Shallow foundations are generally for 2 to 3m depth