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COMBINED FOOTING
A COMBINED FOOTING IS
A LONG FOOTING
SUPPORTING TWO OR
MORE COLUMNS IN
(TYPICALLY TWO) ONE
ROW.
A COMBINED FOOTING IS
A RECTANGULAR OR
TRAPEZOIDAL SHAPED
FOOTING.
A COMBINED FOOTING IS PROVIDE
UNDER THE FOLLOWING
CIRCUMSTANCES:
WHEN THE COLUMN ARE VERY NEAR TO EACH OTHER SO
THAT THEIR FOOTING 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 CANNOT SPREAD IN THAT
DIRECTION.
ADVANTAGES OF COMBINED FOOTING
01. The distance between two columns is small and when soil bearing capacity of soil is lower and their footings overlap
with each other.
When one column is close to a property line or sewer pipe, the Centre of gravity of column will not coincide with footing. In
such cases, it is necessary to provide combined this footing with that of the adjacent internal column.
. Dimensions of one side of footing are restricted to some lower value so that column footings may be combined.
The combined footing may be rectangular, trapezoidal or Tee-shaped in a plan. The ultimate aim is to get uniform pressure
distribution under the entire area of the footings. To achieve this, the centre of gravity of the footing area should
coincide with the centre of gravity of the total loads of the two or more columns
DIFFERENT TYPES OF COMBINED FOOTING