Structural Toolkit: Masonry Wall & Footing Design - AS 3700

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The Eccentric Pad module has been updated to allow for most two-way eccentrically loaded cases. The restrictions outlined in this video no longer apply, with two-way eccentricity outside the kern possible.

[@alanturner7897]

Thanks for posting this video.

[@nhanvohoang8935]

Thanks Greg, appreciate your effort. Could you explain why we need Hx when Mox already there.

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Rotation of the footing occurs at the bottom right/left corner, so the Hx (which is applied at the top of the footing) will result in an additional overturning/restoring moment based on the depth of the footing as the lever arm.