Footing Design and Reinforcement Details - Column Design and Reinforcement Details

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Is there any book or pdf available related to on site knowledge ? I mean from setting layout, excavation, foundation, shuttering and information related to structure. I am a on site supervisor. Pls help sir

[@varagantinagesh5926]

I learnt important things in construction of buildings..Surely it helps non civil engineering people ,great insight and while constructing their own houses

[@shelley6779]

This should be a basic concept. We all have to get instruction from a qualified structural engineer for the Architectural drawing. The strength of the concrete will depend on the country to country. Standard norms are ok. It may be changed in practical conditions. Quality of mixing water, Quality of the different types of steel rods with different manufacturers, Soil conditions wind force, and weather conditions. Appreciate the presentation

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[@josephmasvokisi7745]

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[@avtarsingh-or6qv]

Very important information about Column nd it's footings.

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Loving these basic videos, even as a Civil engineer !!

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These are good notes for preliminary design, safety and economics will determine actual final results

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[@michaelmelocoton8197]

Sir your content is very good and you are very consistent..Thank you professor from the philippines

[@aviko930]

No. of bars = No. of ads in this video

[@MzangongMartin]

Thanks so much u are doing a great job

[@ednatala1378]

Sir very clear explanation you done I'm not engr but I got an idea to you tnx very much sir God bless from Danny Tala of Philippines

[@buildasnest481]

Thank you for your usual succinct teachings, those this measurement for 2-3 story building also apply for 1 story building rcc footings

[@mohammadkhorshedalam133]

For footing 45mm clear cover is low i think it is better to make it75mm. because the footing is underground and always under soil pressure & moisture content

[@mahadevan1903]

Moderate 50mm . Severe extreme conditions morethan 50mm

[@mahadevan1903]

Not soil pressure , it's based on environmental conditions mild moderate severe extreme

[@izo345]

I advise all of you to get professional civil engineers on your projects, so many factors come into play in footing design, there are NO standard footing details everything depends on that particular project, it can end up being catastrophic In the long run if you design footings yourself without engineering knowledge.

[@hassankabba5387]

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[@laykhom3212]

Audio is perfect

[@ar.asirnirmal3847]

Hi brother so happy of your videos very much helpful. referring the videos form chennai. thanks

[@surveyingengineeringdesigninfo]

Very informative

[@gurumallappaparvathaiahmal6309]

Its true explanation thank you

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Good informetion for genaral peopls

[@mohdnazrisulaiman2535]

Thanks a lot for very informatif lecture.

[@victordauge2300]

Thank you. My footing is 30cm depth and width for my brick house. I live on a rock mountain top. Am I able to so another storey of brick for a 2nd floor? Please assist thank you.

[@karimedutainment5861]

Sir, is it possible you make a chart or a table for all the requirements for beams and columns, their size, spacing, steel dia, number of steel bars, size of footing, type of footing, depth of footing, sbc, conc grade etc.. for domestic and commercial buildings from G+1 up to G+10? It will be very helpful and we will appreciate.

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Great job love your explanations

[@kingsharavinho7184]

Thank you for your explanation

[@robertsoza2292]

Thank you for your help! Having these walkthoughs for several scenarios is great. These are stand alone columns. Any guidance on building with footings and also rebar bends?

[@benardmwamba459]

Hi sir this is great stuff ,I'm just a blick layer but with your teaching I feel already like an engineer thanks

[@prashanthgeddam8013]

All the structures following indian standard codes or British codes ?

[@Marinapetelin]

Civil engineers now have software to plan which size of footing and the size & number of steel bars to use. I have a renovation now in my two story house, I used 1x1 size of footing and depth for additional colons using 6 16mm and 2 12mm steel bars for colon, my structural engineer said that’s still too weak that the house might collapse because they base on the civil engineering software computations.

[@nathdizaradi6775]

thank you so much. you are so helpful. keep up the great work and thank you for thinking of non civil engineers as well.

[@simonstclair286]

Did you say that the depth of footing for 1 or 2 storey building is 1.2 - 1 5m ?

[@michael9905]

You explain everything very clearly. Much thanks.

[@michaelharris8554]

How do you calculate structural loads to a building, what formula is used to calculate structural loads of bldg?

[@kenrickwilliams3669]

Very INFORMATIVE

[@somyapatel6969]

Very very good sir...

[@victordauge2300]

In my brick house instead of putting concrete columns I put steel posts inside the brick house. Can it still act as a concrete column?

[@TitusMukemukangala5484]

Thanks for the help

[@nexusn9835]

Thanks for the tutorial. So, which standards do you use? Eurocode or ?

[@abuhossain673]

I'm from Bangladesh

[@rafiibanez1163]

The information should come with give also the formula so that civil enginering could clear undertand. 🙏

[@mansooralipoetry]

Great Work Sir

[@rokkamkarnakarreddy]

good information

[@dr.nakazwenamwiingam-beenz3482]

My understanding is that the flood area should have a much depth foundation, in addition the foundation should be covered with a heavy duty construction plastic to reduce humid. I used this method for my guest house.

[@nzabarindaalphonse9189]

Good and well understandable

[@primeproperties8429]

Can we use 9" X 12" column with dia 12mm rods-8no.s for G+1 residential building?

[@rupakartlife8240]

Sure...4ft×4ft base

[@nurulamin5217]

Your explanation specialy on footing design just like a good mason but not an enginerr.

[@abdulraoof8138]

Could you plz tell us about sloped footings?

[@husseinmuusa3895]

Thanks for the advise it much usefull.

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thank you sir, it is very informative

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Excellent 👌

[@najibaibrahim3097]

İf i had overlap in the middle is there the same thing to tie!!!??just i need closly at the bottom and top?? Thank u

[@WasimHDR]

Great work sir.

[@mohammadkhorshedalam133]

degree of cone depend on direction of rotation. so hook cone is 45 degree as per drawing.

[@nxtgen6295]

Good Info. Thanks

[@papaabevlogtv]

I start to build my house in the philippines i want to elevate from the road elevation may be 60cm my question is i need to put beam or not if need to put beam what is the hight of the beam from the footing thank you

[@fikreyohannesfikremicheal6419]

My question to you is what if we use spot welding for rebar instead of trying?

[@romycruz4498]

Thanks. This is very informative. I'm planning to renovate my house and make it 2 storey with mezzanine floor in between for bed rooms.the top would be a roofdeck. I will use steel as columns and beam. The columns would be on top of the rcc footings/1ft above-ground column. Thanks.

[@namakanthony1837]

What is this rcc

[@litomoreno8118]

thanks fir the info

[@amrendramishra545]

Vv nice vdu

[@jerrychibunna1892]

O If I want to use 6 inches block for a storey building, can I use column and plinth beam of 6inches width by 9inches depth

[@leonardoa.p1143]

Thank you sir for the info.

[@VMX-pc2ye]

helo sir can u make a video for this kind of topic but for single storey house only thanks sir

[@abdofiza641]

Thank you so very very much

[@aakashmore5277]

Sir is it okay to use 9"X12" column for two storey house

[@shaistabegum765]

How can you give such designs without analyzing the loads coming on the structure which again depends on type of structure

[@LSBS11]

Oh my god, I am astonish oh his design result.

[@zeusedwards9311]

If your 3 story building is 20×40 do you still need 12×12 Colums ?

[@modhukollaanjaneyulu8186]

sir do videos on desine column & beams also

[@sultansalahuddin6807]

Sir this depth include blinding concrete or not?

[@anandmohanshrivastava8288]

Dear SBC is not soil bearing capacity But I think this is safe bearing capacity

[@treborvagal3607]

Good but we need design computation for rebars to prove if it's safe for building permit that's the important

[@ssentamuandrewtitibya1048]

Thanks sami

[@dr.nakazwenamwiingam-beenz3482]

Hi again. Thank you for all your work. Question, 1. i'm designing a 3 to 6 floor building for a Shore Front Resort. I can i present this method to my local Civil Engineer? 2. Can you demonstrate the method used for an inner Beam Pillar Structure? Thank you again

[@jkaduda]

Hallo , what does 2 story mean, do you count bottom and upper floor ? Or is it bottom 2nd upper floor and 3rd upper floor ?

[@rivouture3254]

It includes ground floor and 1st floor

[@freemankenyoane2883]

Is this applicable to commercial office buildings please??

[@bilquiskhan3385]

Sir plz help...for g+2...CE gv 300*300 with 8no.of 16mm ...is it right..plz reply

[@inhinyerosibiltv2172]

Sir the depth of footing your talking about is the thickness of footing?thanks

[@Nabampunnazikam]

No its depth of excavated soil

[@inhinyerosibiltv2172]

@@Nabampunnazikam Ok sir thanks. How about sir the thickness of column footing, what is the allowable thickness for Two storey house or bldg.?Thank you

[@tatyasutar]

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[@hussenabdurahaman9519]

hello master I need your comment for my g+1 ho 8mx8m size. For all colum and beam 4-12mm bare 2-10mm bar NB-Centeral columns 4 12mm and 4 10mm steel dia 6mm in 15cm space M20 grd cemen Column size 27cm x 27cm Beam 22cm x 34cm depth Bean to beam spacing 4m Footin 1mx1m. By 12mm steal The depth is 1.4m soil bearing capacit v. Good I finished the slab can continue the next staps?

[@mansooralipoetry]

Keep it up

[@PoonamKumari-os6zy]

Ran Ram bhai

[@shaikkhaja2321]

Up to how many floors we can use these size of footing sir

[@samuelraphael6517]

i have a question, is mesh footing necessary for all columns

[@nizamali7027]

12x12 inch column cannot conceal in wall so what to do

[@treborvagal3607]

we need a design computation to know if the rein bars size are right...not assuming bars only

[@entertainmentcentre2395]

Please explain from footing to slap

[@subhanhelalzi]

thanks

[@ihavecreatedthisaccountfor7749]

What is the length of the bend of bar upside in the single mesh ? Like you mentioned @10:35

[@inhinyerosibiltv2172]

Thanks sir for the information. How about the design of the beam, can you give also the design for it? Thank yot.

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[@nurulamin5217]

Mr. Sami, is your explanation for engineers or for layman,l am getting doubt.

[@chrysjac5195]

For non-engineers