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A 450 mm × 650 mm column supports factored axial load of 2500 kN centered in...

A 450 mm × 650 mm column supports factored axial load of 2500 kN centered in single footing. After assuming the depth and density of soil above footing, assume the required depth of footing [10 marks].

a) Check depth due to two-way shear

b) Check depth due to one-way shear action

c) Calculate the bending moment and steel reinforcement

e) Determine development length of dowels

d) Check bearing stress

e) Determine development length of dowels

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