EXCAVATION, FOUNDATION AND FOOTINGS Flashcards

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excavation under this category are those construction having independent footing and hollow block wall footing where the digging of the soil for the footing extend to a depth from 1.00 to 1.50 meter and about half a meter depth for the wall footing

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minor excavation

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the typical depth range for digging soil for independent footings in minor excavation

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1.00 - 1.50 meter

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How deep is the excavation for hollow block wall footings in minor excavation?

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about half a meter deep

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building construction that requires wide or total extraction of the soil

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major excavation

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refers to the temporary molds into which concrete is poured to achieve the desired shape and structure. It supports the concrete until it gains sufficient strength to stand on its own.

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formworks

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a temporary structure used to support workers and materials during the construction, maintenance, or repair of buildings and other structures.

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scaffolding

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involves the use of temporary platforms or structures to support formwork or workers during construction. It is often used to provide access to higher levels of a building or to support formwork for concrete slabs and beams.

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staging

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temporary framework for supporting a structure under construction that is not yet capable of supporting itself

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falsework

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its function is to transfer the structural loads from a building safely into the ground

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foundation

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is the above the ground portion of the building

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superstructure

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is the habitable below ground portion

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substructure

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three major parts of a building

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superstructure
substructure
foundation

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three types of substructure

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slab on fill
crawl space
basement

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14
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two basic types of foundation

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shallow foundation
deep foundation

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are those that transfer the load to the earth at the base of the column or wall of the substructure

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shallow foundation

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transfer the load at a point far below the substructure

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deep foundation

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is that portion of the foundation of the structure, which directly transmits the column load to the underlying soil, or rock footing is the lower portion of the foundation structure

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refers to the soil or rock directly beneath the footing

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foundation bed

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when a foundation bed is too weak to support a raft footing; when the soil mass directly below the construction is not suitable for the direct bearing of footings

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pile foundation

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a structural member of small cross-sectional area w/ reasonable length driven down the ground by means of hammers

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distribute the load of the column or wall equally among the piles

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is similar to a column footing in that is spreads the load from a column over a large enough area of soil

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that part of the building foundation, which forms the permanent retaining wall of the structure below grade

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foundation wall

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that part of the foundation system that supports the exterior wall of the superstructure and bears directly on the column footing

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grade beam

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a reinforced concrete wall which resist overturning by the use of cantilever footing
cantilever wall
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a wall capable of supporting an imposed load
bearing wall
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footing are classified into two types
wall footing strip footing
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Types of column footing
Isolated or independent footing Combined footing Continuous footing Raft or mat footing
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A kind of footung represents the simplest and most economical type
Isolated or independent footing
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Isolated footing in the form of:
Square block footing Square slope footing Square stepped footing
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Used when two or more columns are spaced closely to each other that their footing will almost or completely merge
Combined footing
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Combined footing, in the form of:
Rectangular Trapezoidal
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Sometimes classified as wall footing which support several columns in a row
Continuous footing
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Continuous footing, in the form of:
Inverted slab footing Inverted tee footing
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It occupies the entire area beneath the structure and carries the wall and the column loads
Raft or mat footing