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Tema - 3 - Tipos de Cimentaciones

This document discusses different types of foundations, including shallow and deep foundations. Shallow foundations are defined as foundations with a depth to width ratio of less than 2.5 or a depth of less than 4 meters. Types of shallow foundations described include isolated spread footings, continuous strip footings, combination footings, ring footings, and mat foundations. Deep foundations are used when the depth to width ratio exceeds 4 or the depth exceeds 4 meters and include piles and caissons.

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Tema - 3 - Tipos de Cimentaciones

This document discusses different types of foundations, including shallow and deep foundations. Shallow foundations are defined as foundations with a depth to width ratio of less than 2.5 or a depth of less than 4 meters. Types of shallow foundations described include isolated spread footings, continuous strip footings, combination footings, ring footings, and mat foundations. Deep foundations are used when the depth to width ratio exceeds 4 or the depth exceeds 4 meters and include piles and caissons.

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UNIVERSIDAD DEL MAGDALENA

Programa de ingeniería Civil

Curso: Geotecnia II
Tema: Tipos de cimentaciones
Docente: Luis Ángel Avilés
Periodo: 2022-II

Outline
1. Shallow foundations.

2. Deep foundations

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1. Shallow foundations - definition


The definition of a “shallow foundation” varies
from author to author but generally is thought
of as a foundation that bears at a depth less
than about two times the foundation width.

1. Shallow foundations- criteria


Shallow foundation generally is when the ratio is D/B ≤ 2.5 or
when the depth is less than 4 m.

a) Isolated foundations
• Square
• Rectangular
• Circular

b) Continuous foundations

c) Combined foundations
• Rectangular
• Trapezoidal

d) Ring foundations

e) Mat foundations

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1. Isolated spread footing

1. Isolated spread footing

• Designed to distribute the concentrated loads delivered by a single


column.
• Simple geometrical shapes.

• Minimize settlement by reducing the applied bearing stress.

• Can be designed uniform or variable using pedestals in order to control


stresses in the soil.
• Are used in low compressible soils.

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1. Isolated spread footing - diaphragms

1. Continuous strip spread footings


Continuous or strip footings
generally have a minimum
length to width ratio of at least
5 (i.e., length > 5 x width).

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1. Continuous strip spread footings


• Elements with length much larger tan width. (Approx.
Length > 5*width)
• Used for linear loads (load-bearing wall) or columns in line
with a given spacing that the required areas to isolated
foundations will be almost together.
• It seeks to integrate the foundation for various structural
supports into a single foundation due to:
Potential overlap of load bearing areas.
To control differential settlements.
Increase structural rigidity.
Bridge effect in weak areas in the soil.
Construction and economical conveniences.

1. Continuous strip spread footings

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1. Combination footings

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1. Combination footings

Is used when…
• when isolated spread footings become so closely spaced that a
combination footing is simpler to form and construct .

• Exist eccentricity of loads with respect to centroid of the


support area.

• High differential settlements occurs in isolated foundations


between structural supports.

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1. Combination footings

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1. Ring footing

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1. Mat foundations

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1. Mat foundations
Are appropriated to control differential settlements in different
load situations, structural configuration, and load-bearing
conditions. Are used when:

• High different in loads between columns and adjacent


load-bearing walls.
• In situations when using isolated or continuous
foundations, overlaps occurs or when more tan 50% of the
construction area is occupied by the foundations.
• Excessive compressibility, low capacity, heterogeneity and
uncertainty of the soil.

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1. Mat foundations

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1. Compensated foundations
Consist in removing by excavation a weight of soil
equivalent to a fraction or the total of the
construction weight and support to a convenient
depth using a mat o continuous foundation.

When
• Weight of the structure = weight of the
excavate soil, building floating, there will be no
stress changes below the structure, will be few
settlements, at least that the soil be a semi-
fluid deposit.
• Weight of the excavated soil < weight of the
structure, partially compensated.
• Weight of the excavated soil > weight of the
structure, overcompensated.

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1. Compensated foundations

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1. Compensated foundations
According with Golder(1975):

Type I → The soil is not a problem by shear failure, but the settlements
(specially differentials) can be big. Compensated foundations can reduce
settlements.

Type II → shear failure, soil strength is very low. Compensated foundation


can reduce shear stress to tolerable values. Depth can be enough to
control settlements.

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1. Shallow foundations – when to use?

Square foundations

- Under isolated columns


- Equals moment are produced
- Easy design and constructive process

Rectangular foundations

- When there is not enough space to construct square foundations


- Eccentricity problems, higher moments in the long side
- For limiting columns
- For columns with section elongated.

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1. Shallow foundations - when to use?


Ring foundations

- Foundations for silo or specials structures like transmission towers –


circular tanks, etc.

Trapezoidal foundations

- High different between two columns


- Limiting Columns
- Eccentricity cases

Foundations with pedestals

- Columns with high load in order to reduce punching shear failure


- Recude the quantity of concrete

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1. Shallow foundations - when to use?

Tie beam

- Reduce eccentricity
- When the big distance between foundations
- Used for columns in limiting foundations
- Give uniformity to the pressure
- Reduce differential settlements
- Tie the structure to carry horizontal and seismic loads
- No should be supported directly in the soil. Can be tie to pedestals or
between the base of the foundations.

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Outline
1. Shallow foundations.

2. Deep foundations

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2. Deep foundations

Cuando (profundidad/base)>4 ó profundidad de desplante mayor de 4 mts.


• Pilotes
- Pilares excavados → Cilindro hueco se funde en el terreno, se excava de nuevo
y se vuelve a fundir otro anillo. Si se produce ensanchamiento de la base, en
forma de tronco (pata de elefante), para reducir presiones de contacto sobre el
manto portante.
- Pilas → Igual al anterior pero la columna de concreto queda aislada en el
interior de un pozo permanentemente revestido.
- Cajones (Caissons) → caja estructural que se hunde o funde en el sitio,
excavando el suelo por debajo y extrayéndolo, hasta descender a la profundidad
requerida.

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2. Deep foundations

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