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Arc202b. Concrete formwork for footing reinforcing for footing concrete for footing. Forming footings. after all excavation is complete the next phase in construction is the footing. Footing. materials used in footing construction: wood stakes to keep forms in place and level
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Arc202b Concrete formwork for footing reinforcing for footing concrete for footing
Forming footings • after all excavation is complete the next phase in construction is the footing
Footing • materials used in footing construction: • wood stakes • to keep forms in place and level • 2” x 6”, 8”, 10”, 12” lumber or metal forms • reinforcing bars ( rebars ) • to give added strength if required • concrete ( minimum of 15 MPA )
Information that must be considered for footings • form preparation • embedded item placement • placement of concrete • finish, curing and protection • form removal and cleaning
Calculating forms for footing • use the longest dimension of the foundation wall, times number of sides to be formed • length’ of foundation * number of sides = lf • lf / length’ of wood member = # of pcs • add # of pcs together and roundup = sub total • sub total * waste factor = total # pcs • roundup to whole pieces ( 33.25 = 34) • example • 22’ x 2 sides = 44 lf, 16.66’ x 2 sides = 33.33 lf • 77.33 lf /16’ long pcs = 4.83 pcs of 16’ long lumber • 4.83 pcs x 5% waste = 5.07 pcs • 5.07 roundup to 6 pcs of lumber
Calculating stakes for footing • stakes are used to keep forms in place • assuming forms are 12’ long you use a stake every 4 feet • (total # pcs * 3)+(1 for each corner)= # of stakes • # of stakes / 24 = # of bundles • roundup to full bundles (5.66 to 6) • example • (6 pcs x 3)+(1 inside + 1 outside )= 20 stakes • 20 stakes / 24 = 0.83 bundle • 0.83 roundup to 1 bundle
Calculating reinforcing bars for footing • rebars are used to help strengthen concrete • come in different sizes raging from 10M to 55M in 5M increments • M = diameter of bar in millimeter • each bar has a specific weight per foot or meter • calculated in lbs or tons • length’ of ftg * number of bars * weight = lbs • lbs * waste factor = total lbs • always use longest length of footing • overlap at corners so rebar can be tied • example • 22.66’ x 3 bars x 0.587 lbs per foot = 39.9 lbs • 39.9 lbs x 5 % waste = 41.9 lbs
Calculating concrete footing • concrete is measured in cubic meters ( m3) • waste should be included in the calculations • care should be taken not to overlap at corners • length’ of ftg. * width’ of ftg * (depth” of ftg / 12) = f3 • f3 / 27 = y3 • y3 * 0.7646 = m3 • sub total m3 * waste factor = total m3 • roundup total m3 to ¼ m3 increments (23.6 = 23.75) • example: • 22.66’ long x 1.33’ wide x (8” depth / 12) = 19.89 f3 • 19.89 / 27 = 0.74 yd3 • 0.74 x 0.7646 = 0.57 m3 • 0.57 m3 x 5% waste = 0.60 m3 • roundup to 0.75 m3
Assignment • Calculate the following • linear feet of footing forms • number of 12’ pieces for footing forms • number of bundles for wood stake • number of lbs for rebars • number of cubic meters for concrete • number of pcs. for ftg. forms, rebars and concrete must include a 5% waste factor