Typical Reinforcement in Isolated Footing

In this video we will be learning about typical reinforcement in isolated footing, also known as pad or spread footings via 3D animation.
Isolated footings are a type of shallow foundations which are provided under each column individually. They can be sloped footings or step footings, as per design or construction requirements but reinforcement detailing is more or less the same in each kind. As concrete is weak in tension, reinforcement will be required to resist the tension and bending forces in the footing. Types of reinforcement used in isolated footings are: Bottom reinforcement, top reinforcement, stirrups and column rebars.
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[@ironman2600]

I can understand the Hard work Behind this Video but I want to Suggest U Something the Subtitles is Blocking the Images shown behind , It Would be Better without Subtitles.. or subtitle which do not block the Image ❤️

[@Hy_Jay]

which software used for such animation?

[@RakshitParazulee73]

Which Software do you use for the model ?

[@StructuresExplained]

Hi Rakshit, we use Blender to model in 3D.

[@galatgamer6625]

Very good video, but if you explain it in Hindi, lots of guys can take advantage of it

[@josaphe]

Why in some footings instead of usual single mesh , double mesh RCC reinforcement used ??. Please explain

[@vasubhadania]

I haven't found a single video on UA-cam where they would make an isolated footing in SAFE without top reinforcement..... 🙃

[@vasubhadania]

Can we actually create a footing in SAFE where top reinforcement is not required.....

[@karandalal8469]

can you please make a video on pedestal in foundation

[@StructuresExplained]

Yes, will cover it in some video.

[@sasikumartherayil9620]

Please add eccentric footing
Show importance to development lenght

[@StructuresExplained]

Will do 👍

[@ccaaproduction105]

Thank

[@raeddalbik1622]

thx

[@cathysaber4596]

Beautiful presentation!

[@yogkar4993]

Any reference for top reinforcement in isolated footings

[@capacitateonline1130]

this is a great video

[@manojtimilsina6789]

nice explanation. waiting for reinforcement details of all building components.

[@engmrugjal]

Which footing should be preferred sloped or flat ?

[@nilushanissanka2722]

most needed explanation. Good job

[@rahulkumarsingh9554]

appreciate ur efforts..keep it up..

[@josaphe]

Nice explanation 👍

[@AmitKumar-wl8ok]

Awesome explanations

[@tanu_thenge]

nice information sir 👍

[@khondokerazizulhaque357]

Superb

[@sasikumartherayil9620]

Excellent presentation

[@sahinalom2758]

অসাধারন

[@moonze1769]

Well done.

[@sjaswanth777]

Please explain reinforment in stair case slab

[@StructuresExplained]

Hi Jaswanth, stairs reinforcement is coming soon. 👍

[@gayathrinethra7676]

Detailing of columns please

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[@uzairqazi1037]

Thanks Sir

[@StructuresExplained]

You are welcome!

[@superpaukolo]

nice video!

[@StructuresExplained]

Thank you! :)

[@7seen396]

Thanks for posting.
I would love to see the pile cap how the analysis looks like

[@nifapz9596]

Thank you so.much. I just wanted to ask, is there a formula for the lap length necessary for column reinforcement?
Best regards,

[@StructuresExplained]

I guess "50 x bar diameter" should do the job but you should refer local code for lap length.

[@nifapz9596]

@@StructuresExplained Ok. Thanks