The document discusses the specifications for a beam connection, including the use of W12x35 sections and the need for a 4'x4' foundation to support a 14 kip load. It evaluates the existing strip footing and suggests a new foundation due to inadequate soil capacity. Additionally, it mentions the use of a minimum header supported on CMU with a strong tie connection for stability.
The document discusses the specifications for a beam connection, including the use of W12x35 sections and the need for a 4'x4' foundation to support a 14 kip load. It evaluates the existing strip footing and suggests a new foundation due to inadequate soil capacity. Additionally, it mentions the use of a minimum header supported on CMU with a strong tie connection for stability.
W12x35 and the splice also the top bolts and 1/2" in same section and will remain as the web the following image according to the calculation that was per- formed
On the other side of the existing
beam, a foundation of equal di- mensions is also required to The beam reaction is 14 kips so verify compliance with the 14 a 4'x4' foundation is needed. A kip load. It is important to men- strip footing which is thought to tion that by adding another sec- be what exists with a typical tion to the W12x35 beam, its re- width of 2 feet and a soil capacity action at the ends is greater. of 2000psf was evaluated but fails so a 4'x4' foundation is pro- posed. The beam could be sup- ported directly on the CMU with The minimum header or beam will a base plate on a concrete pad be (2) 2x10 SP No1 supported on since an 8" CMU reinforced with the cmu with a simpson strong tie #5 bars is assumed and that is connection sufficient for the beam reaction.
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