MindMap Gallery Expanding the understanding process of foundation punching damage
This is a mind map on the understanding process of punching failure of extended foundations. Extended foundations refer to independent foundations under columns and strip foundations under walls equipped with reinforced concrete.
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Expanding the understanding process of foundation punching damage
General requirements for scaling infrastructure
(1)The height of the foundation. The edge height of the tapered foundation is generally not less than 200mm, but not more than 500mm; Each side of the top extends 50mm along the edge of the column, and the cone slope is ≤1:3. The height of each step of the stepped foundation should be 300~500mm.
(2) Base cushion. There is usually a low-strength grade plain concrete cushion underneath the foundation, and the thickness of the cushion should not be less than 70mm. A 100mm thick C10 concrete cushion is often used, and each side of the cushion should be 100mm wider from the edge of the foundation. You can also use broken bricks, mixed soil, lime soil, etc. as a cushion.
(3) The strength grade of the foundation concrete should not be lower than C20. Pay attention to the requirements of the working environment on the strength grade of concrete.
(4) Steel bars. The minimum diameter of the stress-bearing steel bars of the extended foundation base plate should not be less than 10mm, and the spacing should not be greater than 200mm. The minimum reinforcement ratio should not be less than 0.15%. The diameter of the longitudinally distributed bars should not be less than 8mm, the spacing should not be greater than 300mm, and the area of the distributed steel bars per linear meter should not be less than 15% of the area of the stressed steel bars.
What calculations should be performed on the extended base
(1) For an independent foundation under a column, when the punching failure cone falls within the bottom surface of the foundation, the intersection between the column and the foundation should be checked. And the punching shear bearing capacity at the step change point of the foundation; (2) For independent foundations under columns where the short side dimension of the foundation bottom is less than or equal to the column width plus twice the effective height of the foundation, and For the strip foundation under the wall, the shear bearing capacity of the foundation at the intersection between the column (wall) and the foundation should be calculated; (3) The reinforcement of the foundation floor should be determined based on bending resistance calculation; (4) When the concrete strength grade of the foundation is less than the concrete strength grade of the column, the top surface of the foundation under the column should also be checked. Local compression bearing capacity.
Extended base definition
Extended foundations refer to independent foundations under columns and strip foundations under walls equipped with reinforced concrete. The extended foundation has good tensile and bending properties. The foundation does not need to consider the rigid angle requirements, so the foundation height can be reduced.
Concept of foundation punching failure
Definition of punching failure
The punching shear failure of the foundation means that in the flexural and shear stress area of the foundation, the principal stress after the combination of normal stress and shear stress appears tensile stress. When the tensile stress is greater than the tensile strength of the concrete, the diagonal cracks on the extended foundation are pulled apart. , this kind of cable-stayed failure is called punching failure, as shown in the figure.
Causes of punching damage
The conditions for foundation punching failure are large base area and thin foundation thickness. Preventative measures are to increase the base of expansion high.
Effect of punching damage
Punching damage will cause the strength and toughness of the material to decrease, thereby affecting the service life and performance of the material. this In addition, punching damage will also increase the roughness of the material surface and affect the appearance quality of the material.
Punching shear damage characteristics
1. Shear crack: A type of crack formed on the surface or inside of a material due to shear stress on the material. Shear cracks affect the strength and toughness of the material.
2. Tensile cracks: A type of crack formed on the surface or inside of a material due to tensile stress on the material. Tensile cracks reduce the strength and toughness of the material.
3. Extrusion deformation: During the punching process, the material will be extruded and deformed, which is manifested as bulges or depressions on the surface or edges of the material. Extrusion deformation affects the appearance and accuracy of the material.
4. Rebound deformation: During the punching process, after the material is subjected to strong impact and deformation, there will be a rebound phenomenon, resulting in bulges or depressions on the surface of the material. Rebound deformation affects the surface quality and accuracy of the material.
5. Deformation hardening: During the punching process, after the material is deformed, the hardness will increase, which is called deformation hardening. Deformation hardening affects the material's processing properties and durability.
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